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her niece. Mrs. V. Hargreaves.
She' returned home last week.
The official board of Bruce-
field-K,ippen congregations, 'met
on Sunday evening with a good
attendance.
Brucefield U.C.W. will hold
a bazaar .and bake sale at the
Brucefield school on Saturday.
Mrs. Sholdice, Exeter is
visiting with her daughter, Mrs.
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News of Walton
Walton Area Students Among Graduates from SDHS
friends and neighbors. Both Ken
and Judy expressed their thanks
for the gifts, and, asked them to
visit them in their home. They
reside at R.R. 3, Walton.
Mr. W. J: Leeming is a pat-
ient in St, Joseph's Hospital,
London where he underwent sur-
gery last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Carter,
Clinton visited Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Coutts and Connie.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally East of
Lindsay spent a few days with
Mr.'and Mrs. Chris Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss,
Walton, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Tow nsend. Wroxeter were among
the feed dealers and their wives
who spent last week vacationing
in Bermuda. travelling by 'air
from the International Air Port
Toronto.
A euchre will be held in the
Walton Hall Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills
and family of Brantford visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Mills also Mrs. Lousie Mitten
in Blyth.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Mitchell
and family spent a recent Sunday
with Mt. avid Mrs. John Beer and
family at Camp Borden.
The Walton Woman's Insti-
tute will meet Wednesday. Mrs.
Jim Nolan and Mrs. Ken Mc-
Donald •aill convene the meeting
and Mrs. John A. Perrie, R.R.
3. Brussels will show her art
work of pictures.
Mrs. Jack Bosnian has been
a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson,
Correspoedent
Mrs. Allan McCall
Coligratulations are extended
to the following girls who were
successful in passing their Reg-
istered Nurses' exam nations,
when news was received last
week from the College of Nurses
of ' Ontario. Miss Helen Searle,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Searle. R.R. 3, Walton. Helen is
employed on the staff of the List-
owel Hospital.
Mrs, Wayne Baker (Mary
Bewley) daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Bewley, H.R. I,
Walton. Mary is on the staff of
the Alexandra Hospital in Inger-
soll.
Miss Linda Traviss, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Traviss,
Walton. Linda is einnloyed on the
staff of the Hornawood Hospital
in Guelph.
Miss Rosemary Blake, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Blake, R.R. 2. Brussels. Rose-
mary is on the staff at the
Goderich General Hospital.
SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM -
The Sacrament of Baptism
was admenstered on Sunday at
Duff's:United Church, Walton by
the minister, Rev. Derwyn
Durk en, H. A., B.D.
Infants baptized were:
Heather Elizabeth McGavin,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil
McGavin; Sherry - Bernadette
Hoegy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Barry lioegy, and Tracy Leanne
Boatman, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Bosnian.
R EC E PTION FOR. NEWLYWEDS
A reception and dame was
held in Gorrie hall Friday even-
ing to honor Mr. and Mrs, Ken
Shortreed (nee Judy King) on their
recent marriage. Prior to lunch
the young couple was called to
the platform when an address of
best wishes was read and they
were presented with a pole-lamp
and hassock on behalf of their
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Bluevale and Mr. and Mr s..
Gordon McGavin visited Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin
and family.
We are glad to see Sandra
Sholdice is out again after her
tonsil operation recently in
Clinton Hospital.
Miss Brenda Bewley, London
spent the weekend at the home of
her pare Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Bewley.
Mr. and Mrs. Merton Hack-
well and Mrs. T. Hackwell at-
tended the 25th Anniversary party
for Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Torrance
in the Monkton Corn trinity
C entre.
Stewart McCall and Ralph •
McNichol spent a few days last
week buying cattle at Kamloops,•
B.C. also flying to Victoria, B.C.
where Stewart visited relatives.
Mission Band members are
reminded of their` meeting next
Sunday at 11:15 A.M. following
Sunday School, when they are
asked to bring their White Gifts.
Rev. and Mrs. DerwynDoeken
arid Kristen and Mr. and Mrs.
JarrNs. Daley, Cedar Springs,
Blenheim . spent a few days the
first of this week at the Dock-
en's cottage in the Meaford area.
4-11 MEETING
"Dairy Daisies" met at the
home of the leader Mrs. Don
Nolan. Handout sheets were dis-
tributed to each mamlier, the
topic being, How to make butter
and different types of cream.
For the demonstration, June
Williamson and Debbie Van VHet
made cream puffs.
me n in a Rememlargance Day
Service in the United Church on
November 14. It was decided
that the Ladies Auxiliary would
cater to banquets in Novemher
and December. At the regular
'December meeting there is to be"
an exchange of gifts. The Mystery
prize was 'won by Jean Sm ale and
the Guessing Prize was won by
Iva Reid.
Mrs. Marg White of North
Bay and Mrs. David Simpson
of Stratford called on friends
in town on Tuesday.
Mr. George Kruse,, Jr., of
Toronto, has passed his final
exams in Diesel and Gas Tech-
nology and has received his
Class ‘,4" M.V.R.A. license
with inter-provincial honours. lie
is employed at Dominion Con-
Correspondent
Mrs. Maude Haddon
Hensall Legion Ladies Aux-
iliary met on Tuesday with Mrs.
Ernie Davis presiding,
plans were made for a Christ-
mas party for children of Legion
members to be held on Decem-
ber 19. The Legion Ladies Aux-
iliary will join with the Legion
mr. and Mrs. A. McDougall
and family, London visited with
Mrs. Mary Jordan and Mr. and
Mrs. Maurice Ryan.
Miss Margaret McLean of
Sir George William's University,
Montreal, and Miss Barbara
Bryans of MacMaster University,
Hamilton, spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y, McLean.
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Hensall Auxiliary
Plans Xmas Party
UCW Meets
Northside Church U.aaW,
Unit one met Tuesday' evening
at the home of lvtrs. Irwin Tre-
wartha with an attendara ,• of
twenty-five. Mrs. Close and Mrs.
Gordon presented an interesting
programme. Mrs. M. C. Reuber
spoke on Africa which is the
subject of the study ,book for
U.C.W, this year.
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Mrs. Lillian Grummett and
her sister, Mrs: DouglaO Airth
of Cookstown, visited 'recently
with their brother, C. W. Hut-
ton of Collinsville, Illinois and
friends in St. Louis, Missouri.
Mr. John L. Reid had a pleas-
ant surprise on November 3rd
when his son called from
Northern Alberta to congratulate
him on his 83rd birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hilliard
and Mrs. Ilelsden, and Mrs. A.L.
Stone of No vich visited with
Mrs. A. Hudson the past week.
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News of Huronview
It was standing room only in the auditorium on Friday
afternoon for the annual Halloween party. Several resi-
dents and staff in costume- Led the parade to music by the
Huronview Orchestra assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fin-
lay of Goderich. Following, an hour of dancing and games,
apples, candies, and cookies were Served.
A group of Young People from the Christian Reform
Church provided special musical numbers at the Sunday
evening song service led by Dick Roorda.
Members of the Senior Citizens Club by Goderich
joined the residents for an afternoon of progressive. euchre
and games on Wednesday. Twelve., tables of euchre were
played with Francis Inglis and Charles Jeffs sharing high
scores. Consolation winners were Mrs. 'MaKay and Tom
Clark.
Communion services were held the chapel this
week with Reverend Russell of the Anglican Church of-
ficiating on Thursday morning and Father Kelly, Clinton
on Friday morning.,
The Seaforth JUnior Farmers arranged the entertain-
ment for Family Night with the President, Keith William-
son introducing the program. The Junior Farmers Choir
directed by Rev. Doeke e of Walton sang several selec-
tions; there were vocal numbers by the Henderson sis-
ters, Darlene, Donna and Debbie; duets by Grace Camp-
bell and Ruth Townsend, Irma Price and Evelyn Storey;
solo by Graham Craig; step dancing by Bill and Murray
Henderson; and square dancing by - the Junior Farmer
set with Mrs. Orville Storey calling, Accompanists for "
the program were Mrs. Henderson and Irma Price. Miss
Gray thanked the entertainers on behalf of the residents.
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