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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1971-11-25, Page 8130 11EPOMON EXPOSITOR, SEAFORTH ONT, NOV 1971 News of Walton Women's Institute Speaker Discusses Oil Painting and Instruction TEAR DOWN THE FIELD IN A GOOD USED CAR FROM C4th MOTORS -- USED -- Delta Royale, 2-dr., Hdtp 1970 OLDS. PS., PB., PW., ,AT&R. 24,000 miles 1969 Chev. "8" 2-door Hdtop 1969 Chev. "8", Custom Hdtop 1969 Chev. "8", Stationwagon 1968 Mustang "8", Hdtop 1968 Pontiac "8", Sedan P.S. 1968 Chev. "6", Sedan , 1967. Chev. "8", 4-dr. Sedan 1963 BUick, "8", AT, PS,, PB, Sedan No Reasonable Offer Will Be Refused NOT CERTIFIED — 1965 Pontiac Sedan 1963 Pontiac Sedan — MAKE VS AN OFFER Fh SALES ofmet SERVICE yo. wt e 71-0 (rect. • • • • • • • • • • • • • SEAFORTH MEAT MARKET Tender Well Trimmed Sirloin & Wing STEAK lb. • Store Sliced -Cooked HAM '12 55 5_ Meaty Pork .,Shoulder RIBS lb. I .00 Rindless Breakfast BACON 11/2 !b. 9 For The Freezer SIDE of BEEF Cut •and Wrapped Note As Beef Prices Are Moving Up This Price May Not Be Available Next Week Patterson of Seaforth. Mrs. James Clark was a patient in Seaforth ,Community Hospital for a few days this past week. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bietby of Kelfield, Sask, have been holi- .daying , with Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Mitchel and family and other relatives of the Brus- sels area. We are glad to report that W. J. Leeming was able to re- turn home from St. Joseph's Hospital, London, where he had been a patient following surgery on his hip. Miss Brenda Bewley, London, spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Bewley. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Dundas were Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe Stutz of Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dundas of Mississauga. Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall Mts. Gerald Watson welcomed the members and- guests to the monthly meeting of the Women's institute held in the Walton Community Hall on Wednesday evening. opening with a, thought on ',Remembrance" followed by the Institute Ode, the Mary Stewart Collect awl Canada, with Mrs, w. H. Hum- phries' assisting at the piano. The members answered the roll call o My Best Resolution". Mrs. Ken McDonald read a poem, "Our Resolutions".. Mrs. Jas. Nolan introduced the guest speaker of the evening. Mrs. John A. Perrie of near Cranbrook who had some of her oil paintings on display and showed her equipment used in the art which she does In oil. Mrs. Perrie says Art is done in dif- ferent forms. and she has been interested in drawing since her younger days and now has taken up oil painting which sitieteaches a class of 21 at night school in the Listowel High School, Mrs. K. McDonald thanked Mrs.eerrie and presented her with a gift on behalf of the Institute. The business followed with Mrs. W. Humphries reading the minutes and giving the treasurer's report. The regular' and penny for friendship collec- tions were received by the sec- retary treasurer. Corres- ponilence was read, which in- eluded a letter of thanks from the Historical Society to the Institute for their hospitality, It was decided not to have any more card parties till the first of the New Year. The December meeting will begin with a Pot Luck Supper with the committee in charge, Mrs. Harold Bolger, Mrs.Clar- core Martin. Mrs, Jan t'an Vliet Jr. and Mrs. Dave Watson. The District president, Mrs. Chas. maulers will be the guest speaker. It was moved to buy a gift for the shut-ins, names are to be brought to the next meeting with Mrs . Geo.Blake and Mrs. Laverne Godkin look- ing after it. It will be the Sunshine Sister Gift exchange at the December meeting. Mrs. W. H. Humphries gave a full outline of her two days spent at the Guelph area con- vention last month. The meeting closed with the Queen and the Institute Grace was sung with Mrs. Laverne Godkin as pianist, Lunch was served by Mrs. Earl Watson, Mrs. Allan Mc- Call. Mrs . Ray Huettier and Mrs. Gerald Watson. UNITS M T The 8th and 16th Unit held their November meeting in the basement of Duff's United Church on Tuesday evening' with all units and others as guests. The Scripture No. '709 in the HYlfmary was read by Mrs. Geo. McCall followed by Prayer.'•God of our Fathers" was sung. with Mrs. Jim Fritz as pianist. Mrs. Don Fraser read a poem en- titled ''What Counts". Dena and Debbie \Vey sang a number. The offering was received by Mrs. Doug. Eraser and the copper money was taken by leaders. Mr. Alvin Roth from Mission Services of London 'was guest speaker and was introduced by Mrs. Harold Bolger. Mr.Roth's son. Keith, showed a film and • • • r. • • • • •• Mens 'and n• • • • • • • • • tre • • • • Mr. Roth spoke about the work of Hie Mission. A lady who had come with them and had lived at the Mission for 18 months told of her experience and how she had been helped by the Mission. She is planning to be a hairdresser.s Mrs. Don McDonald thanked Mr. Roth for coming and presented him with a gift. The bale which had been packed in October, was taken back with them to the Mission. ACHIEVEMENT DAY The _Achievement Day for the project Dairy Fare" was held at the Clinton High School on Saturday with two girls from the Walton Clubs receiving their County Honors which is a corn= pletion of six clubs in 4-H home- making. They were Gail Traviss and Heather McDonald, The morning, activities included the judging with all girls taking part and in the afternoon Institute members. !Pothers and guests- were present for the program.. Walton I Club had a skit "Snack Bar'' with all members taking part. Walton, Il an exhibit. Milk's the Greatest" with Pat McDonald as commentator and Walton III also had an exhibit ' Many Forms of Milk" and Marion McCallum was the com- mentator. The leaders for 'these three Walton clubs were, Mrs. Allan Searle, Mrs. Gerald Watson, Mrs. Don Nolan, Mrs, Don Mk- Dunald, Mrs. Harold McCallum and Mrs. W. J. Leeming. LOCALS Mr.aqd Mrs,Torrence Dundas accompanied Mr. and Mrs.Wolfe Stutz of Waterloo on a few days holidays, visiting with friends at Golden Valley. 'Miss Mary Leeming, Hamil- ton Spent the week end at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Leerning. Mrs. Allan Searle and Mrs. Allan McCall spent last Monday and Tuesday in Toronto where they attended the Royal Winter Fair and were guests of the Ontario Department of Agricul- ture and Food at breakfast at the Lord Sitficoe Hotel, their over- night accommodation. Others attending were Mrs. Russell Good, Mrs. Harry Watkins and Mrs.G.McGregor of Londesboro, Mrs. Keith Webster,Hlyth, Mrs. Gordon Elliott and Mrs. John • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Jewellery • • • • • • I1operty Transfers Recent property changes made through the real estate officeb of Joseph McConnell, realtor, include: The Peter Joosten 100 acre farm, lot 14, con: 3, Tucker- smith, to Eli Denys, R.R. 3, Kippen. Possession April 1, 1972.• The 50 acre farm, east half of lot 25, con. 12, McKillop, owned by Mrs. Florence McGavin to John Driscoll, R,R, 2,Walton. Immediate possession. The ranch-type home owned by George Broome, corner of Franklin and 'East William Streets, to Fergus Reynolds, Detroit, Mien. Possession Dec. 15, 1971. The 100 acre farm owned by Mrs. Florence McGavin on the 12th con. of McKillop to La- verne H. McClure, R.R. 4, Walton. Immediate possession. The 50 acre farm, east half of lot 10, coh, 2, MeKillom owned by James E. McQuaid, to ARDA. It has been leased to William Murray, McKillop Township. "There'is a Happy Land" was sung, and Rev. McDonald led in prayer. Mrs. Ed. Bell conducted the business session. Rbll call was answered by a Bible verse. The Treasurer's , report was given by Jean Leiper. It was decided that each member would bring a Christmas gift valued at $1.00 to the next meeting December 15. Gay Salverda showed pic- tures of her recent trip to Holland. The November meeting of the Burns U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Margaret Taylor on Wednesday afternoon with 22 members present. Mrs. George Smith opened the meeting with ."Thought for Today". Hymn "Come to: the Saviour", and prayer by Margaret Taylor. The Scripture reacting was given by Gladys Leiper. Rev. McDonald continued with Study on the Gospel of John. e Recipe for Friendship" .was read by Violet Hulley. 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