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Dick Roorda led the Christian Reformed song service on
Sunday evening assisted by members of the congregation and
a vocal duet, by Mrs. Van Dyke and Mrs. Wieringa. '
Shirley McClure and Debbie Flynn entettained with step
(Jilting, numbers at Monday aft ernoons activities, with old
time mtesicby Marie Flynn, Lorne Lawson, Norman Speir,
Jerry Collins and Philip Regier. Helen Fisher and Morgan
Dalton led singing of favourite carols with three numbers by
the..,,rythm band and the program finished by everybody
joining 'hands for Auld, Lang Syne. Many thanks to the
volunteers whb,helped with the activities.
Ed Stiles of. Goderich played an hour of organ requests on
Thursday afternoon and accompanied Mrs. Betty Rogers With
vocal solos. •
The McQuaid Family of Seaforth provided a musical
program Thursday, evening. This ids a very talented family and ,
play a variety of instruments as well as step dancing by the
girls. Mrs. Wilfred McQuaid plays piano; Wilfred, Paul and
Anne Marie, violin;_ Norman and Bernard electric guitar and
Aloysius drums. Miss Marion Gray expressed • the
appreciatioe of the residents. Following the program a letter
was read from Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Howard who have moved
to Hanover and three new residents were welcomed tp the
Home; Mrs. Henderson of Brucefield, Mrs. 'McCreight of
Wingham add Mrs. McKercher of Jamestown.
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fleec a :Babbitt stag party.
Ulti ately, of course, the blame
lies with the ri6h barians who-
pay • for the ruin of every little
Rome we posless. Some of the
most monstrous skyscrapers in
the world belong to Canadian
banks.
• If deMolition and adulteration
of old main streets on at the
present pace. the downtown area
of every municipality_will look
exactly like a shopping plaza. And
the, shopping plaza, as every
artist knows, is the nadir of
building traditions. '
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Correspondent 4
' Mrs. Allan McCall
The, December meeting of the
Walton Weriken's Institute was
held Wednesday evening when
the Christmas symbols and a
Christmas tree Save the feeling of
the Festive Season.
Mrs.' Allan ' McCall' presided
and the, meeting was called to
order with the Institute Ode, The
' Mary stewart Collect and 0
Canada, assisted by Mrs. Bill
Humphries at the piano. The
minutes were approved as read
.—.... by Mrs. Ken McDonald. Roll Call
j was answered , by . 25 members
telling their guests name, 10 ' for January 17th will be: Mrs. read a suitable poem: "Season's
-guests were present. A Christmas 'Ron Bennett, convener with Greetingsf' followed by a singe
Card was read from a member, Mrs. George Blake,. Mrs. Harvey song led by Joyce Van Vliet, Mrs.
Mrs. J..- Van Vliet Sr. who 'is Craig and "Mrs. Laverne' Godkin. Bill Humphries :accompanied at
visiting • relatives in Holland, Mrs. Orin McDonald delegate the piano. .
followed by the treasurer's to the area ' convention in Several muting contests were
report. A short course on tailoring Kitchener i last, month gave a conducted by Joyce, Marilyn and
° when an all-wool jacket will be detailed report of the two-day Ruth followed by. Marilyn
made is •to be a 'precourse. oh session. McDonald reading the Christmas
• January 29th and the final eight The meeting was. now turned _Story. Several Christmas Carols
days in April'and May. • over'to the Public Relation., closed the meeting with Mrs.
The card parties will begin at Officer,' Mrs, Jim Axtmann and Marion Godkin assisting at the
the New Year, ' hostesses' for Branch Directors; Mrs. Jan Van piano.
January 3rd to' be Mr s. Ken--Vliet; 'Mrs. Don McDonald - and Following the Institute Grace a
smorgasbord lunch was served by McDonald, Mrs. Earl Watson, Mrs. Laverne Godkin w h o
Mrs. Norman Schade and Mrs. entertained for a Christmas the executive.
Tickets were sold on a draw Stewart Humphries. Hostesses program. Mrs. Don McDonald
with winners: Mrs. Alvin' .•
McDonald, the Christmas Table
rd .• •t. • Centre and Mrs. Keith Rock, the
Christmas Apron.
•
McKillop Unit
Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Dennis of
Moncrief and Mr. & 'Mrs. Don
, Dennis, Michael and Jodi of
Lucktiow we're guests of, Mr. &
Mrs. Murray Smith and family on
Sunday, December 29th.
NeW Year's supper guests with
Mr. & Mrs. David Perrie were:
Mr. &. Mrs. John A. Perrie,
Cranbrook and Mr. & Mrs.. Harry
Snell, Londesboro.
Mr.- & Mrs. Allan Searle and
Mary spent Christmas Day with
Mr. & Mrs. Gary Saunders and
family and also visited,a few days
with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Saunders of Flint Michigan.
Mr. & Mrs. ,Bruce Clark and
family spent las; week holidaying
at the hottie of her parents. Mr. &
Mrs, John McGillvary at Dorches-
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Mr. & Mrs. Neil McGavin and
family have returned home from a
holiday in Florida where they
visited with Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
McGavin. Mr. & Mrs. Bill
Dinsmore and family of -Brampton
also spent the Christmas holidays
with the latter's parents.
, Mr. & Mrs. Torrence Dundas•
spent Christmas Eve with Mr. &
Mrs. Wolf "Stutz and Natasha of
Waterloo.
Mr. & Mrs.".Earl Watson and
Mr. it Mrs. Gerald Watson 'and
family spent New Year's Day with
& Mrs. Jim Sanderson a
fatally of Wrineeter.
Christmas and New Years with
& Mrs. Stewart Humphries,
kith and Mr. Bill Bennett were:
, Mr. & Mts. Robert Humphries
and &Oily of London and Mr. &
Mit., 'Stan Stroope and son of
#0kainFibh ”
Mr. & Mrs. Walter Bewley
Verit NeOr Year's at the home. of
Mt, ,& WS, Bill Elston in Morris
tOwitthiP.
Mt. & Mrs. gay thiether,
*Veil and John arrived home
Mr. & Mrs. --William Blake
spent Christmas with their son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. & Mrs.
Gordon', Mason and family of
Blyth.
— Mr. & Mrs. kin Shotreed held
Christmas for their family on
Wednesday7,, December 25th.
Miss MiChelle Buermanii
remained for the reSt of the week
with her grandparents.
Mr. & Mrs. Alex Gulutzen and
family visited on Chrisftnas Day
with Mr. & Mrs. John Thamer
Wand family of Kitchener.
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Mr.' &--Mrs. 'Warren Brown of
Guelph spent Sunday at the !name
of Mr. & Mrs. Allan McCall.
Mr, & Mrs. Mac Sholdieet
Murray and Sandra spent .Christ-
ma's Day with Mr, '& Mrs. James
Keys of RR 1 Seaforth,
Mr. & -Mrs. 'Alex Gulutzen
entertained the Gulutzen families
on Christmas Eve.
Mission Band Members are
reminded- of their monthly
meeting this coming 'suneay at
the usual time at the church.
• ChristmaS supper guests' with
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Clark were:
Mr. Jim Clark, Ann and Keith
and Mrs. Maud Leeming.
Congratulations to Mr. & Mrs.
Graeme Craig on the arrival of
their son on January 2 in St.
'Joseph's Hospital, London.
• Boxing Day visitors at the home
of Mr. & Mrs. Ernie Stevens
were: Mr. &nMrs. Robert Stevens
and family of London; Mr. & Mrs.
Ken Rogers of Clinton; Mr. &
Mrs. Ken McDonald and family,
'RR2 Myth', and Mr. & Mrs.
• Murray Crich and family of
Cirgill.
Mr. & Mrs. lames Keys,
Seaforth were New Year's guests
at the home of Mr. & Mrs. Mac.
. Sholdice and family,
Mr. & Mrs. • Jack Xuill of
Brussels spent Christmas with
Mr. Si Mrs. Walter Bewley. Later
in the day they; visited at the
home of Mr. & Mrs. Jack
'Bowman.
Boxing- Day guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Cliff Ritchie were: Mr. &
Mrs. Don Krick of Hamilton; Mr.
& Mrs. 'Gordon Lydian' and
family; Mr. Gordon Chubb and
Mr. Bradley Thorn a41 of the
Barrie area. •
Mr. & Mrs. Rollie Achilles
spent' New Y rs at the home 'of'
Mr. & Bi lor. Lynn
returned home with r grand-
parents for a few days holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray
and Susan visited on "Christmas
Day with Misses Ida and Gladys,
Leiper and Ross Leiper of Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mc.Gillvary,
Dorchester, visited a week ago
Sunday with Mr. mid Mrs. Bruce
Clark and family . .
Christmas Day guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McCall were: Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Stevensoinwand-,Ronald y A R.R.2,
Blyth, Mr.' Donald' Currie of
Brampton and Mr. Barry Currie
of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smalldon
and Mr. and Mrs. John Smalldon
of Fort Erie spent Christmas at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1-111•old
Smalldon.
Visitors oh Boxing Day with
Mr. and Mrs. Allan' McCall were:
Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCall, R.R.1,
Blyth; Mr. and MrS. Doug Currie
and Jamie of Brampton; , Mr.
Donald Currie, Brampton, Mr.
and Mrs-John Currie, Cheryl' and
Rhonda of Orangeville and Mr.
and Mrs. T,om St evenson and
Ronald.
In the congratulations last week
on the arrival of the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Clark it should
have read December 17th..
My sincere wish fora Happy
Prosperous New Year, to all..
Mr. ,and Mrs. Joseph ,Ryan of
Walton spent Christmas with Mr.,
and Mrs. Don Ryan of Clinton and.
Boxing Day with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack • Nicholson and family' of
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs.' Earl Bernard,
Huronview, had an early
ChriStinas with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack McEwing on Sunday.
December 22nd. . •
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Johnson
and boys of the Wingham area
spent Christina's Day at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Shortreed. Miss Carol Shortreed,
of London, visited with her
parents for several days during
the Christmas holidays and
visited other' ,friends in the
, community.
Miss Glenna Houston of
Windsor spent the—Christmas
holiday season at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rae
Houston.
Mr. and Mrs.Gordon Mitchell
of Listowel spent Christmas Day
with Mr. and Mrs. E. Mitchell,
Ross. Doug and Neil.
Boxing Day guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Jack McEwing were:
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McEw ing of
Maryhill. Mrs. Beth Read, Cheryl
and Tracey of Seaforth; Miss
Karen McEwing of . Ingersoll;
Mts. Noreen Hall, Murray and
rid---44:trura of Waterford; and Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Cartwright, Neil
and Carol .of Londesboro.
Mr., and -Mrs. Doug. Kirkby
and Paul spent a week in Nassau
during the holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills and
David of Brantford and Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Highton and Paul of
Guelph spent, at) evening prior to
Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. -
Howard- HaCkwell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Mitchell and
fatally spent New Years Day in
Brussels at the home of Mias
Sunday evening from a two-week
holiday over the' Christmas sea-
son in Florida.
Christmas Day guests With Mr.
and Mrs. Rollie Achilles wets;
Mr. and Mrsh Jerry Achilles and
Debbie, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Taylor
end family of Kintail; Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Sills, Tra&y and Teddy
of Seaforth and Mr. and Mrs. Don
Achilles, 'Danny, Christine and
Dwayne of Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Docken,
London and Mrs. James W. Daley
of Blenheim were guests at the
Manse with Rev. and Mrs.
Docken, Kristen -and Mark over
Christmas. . .
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson
and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Stevenson, Mrs. Mary Bars, Miss
'Anna Lee Stevenson; Mr. and.'
Mrs. Murray Blake and Danny y ,
were supper guests Christmds;" .--spent the Christmas , holidays at chapters of Luke and Matthew
were read by Mrs. Norman
Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Fred the home of her parents, Mr. arid
Stevenson and Dana. „ Mrs.' Lawrence Ryan. Schade and Mrs. N. ' McGavin
Christmas guests at the home - closed with prayer., Miss Gail Searle of Brampton' , Mrs. Murray Dennis, the unit.
spent last week end with, her of Mr. and MrS: Gerald Watson 1 President, presided for the and family were: Mr. and Mrs. parents, Mr., and Mrs. Allan Jim Sanderson, Wroxeter, Mr. business thanking all those who
Searle and Mary. - Jamie Sanderson, Toronto; Mr. took - part , in devotions, also
• and. Mrs.David Sanderson, welcomed all the visitors. Mrs.
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Mrs. Mande Leeming spent
TI M y wit r. and Mrs. London; Miss Sandra .Watson W.J.Leetning and family.' and David Watson, London and
Mr. and Mrs.Earl Watson.
Miss Becky Nolan and
Mr. David Young— of_ London
visited during the holidays with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson.
Mr. and Mrs.Earl Mills spent
the Christmas Season with Drs.
Jean and Gerd Westermann in
Burlington• and Mr) and Mrs.
'Murray Mills and family in
,Brantford.
Christmas Day visitors with
Mrs.Russell Marks were: Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Marks and boys, Mr.
and Mrs. LawrenC'e Marks, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Traviss, Mr. and
Mrs. Brian Pryce and son and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gingerich.
Mr. Lester Machan of Toronto
spent the Christmas holidays at,
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Kirkby.
Christmas Day guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Traviss were: Dr.
and Mrs'r Brian Traviss, Alison
and Lesley of Waterloo; Mr. 'and
M1%. Stanley Jackson of Kippen' ;
Mr. and' Mrs. Mike Scheistel of
Teeswater; Miss Gail Traviss of
Sarnia; Mr. Ken Moffatt of
Stratford; Mrs. Hilda Sellers of
Seaforth and Mrs. Harvey-Traviss
of Seaforth.
Danny Achilles spent a few
days during the holidays with
Rick Taylor of Kintail,
Rev. D. and Mrs. Docken and
family spent New Years at their
cottage.
Christmas guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baan
were: Mr. and Mt's. Clarence
Faber of Grand Valley and Mr.
and Mrs. John Baan and family.
Mrs. W.C.Hackwell spent Mrs. Neil McGavin was in
Christmas in London with Mr. charage of the devotional period
opening, with a reading on the and Mrs. Ed. Smith and family. Christmas Story. "0 Little Town Christmas guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid were of Bethlehem" was sung. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Machan Stewart McCall gave the scripture'
and , 'family and Mrs. L reading from Luke 2: f-7 followed '
Machan of Sarnia
aura
,• by prayer. "While Shepherds
Mr. and Mrs. ' Roy Gingerich watched their Flocks by Night"
moved to their new home on the was sung,
Boundary Christmas Eve. Mrs. Lloyd Walker read the . scripture from. Luke 2: 8-20 Mr. and Mrs. Alex McEwing,'
Maryhill called on Mr. and Mrs. followed by the reading of the Christmas Story. "Silent Night" Graeme Cfaig a week ago. • was sung. Scripture from the
Luella Mitchell. Mrs. Glen McNichol . was
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell of hostess in her , home for the
Londesboro were New , Year's Christmas meeting for the
dinner guests with Mr. and Mrs. McKillop Unit of ,Duff's United
George McCall. Church, Walton, when a delicious
Mr. and Mrs.Gerry Ryan held moon meal was enjoyed on
Christmas at their home for the Wednesday, followed by a gift
Ryan families. exchange.
Glen McNichol the secretau,
read the' minutes of the lAt
meeting.
Roll call was answered by,
everyone donating a gift for the
Children's Aid.
Mrs—Campbell Wey give the
treasurer's report. It was moved
by Mrs. Char14 McCutcheon and
seconded by Mrs. N. Schade to
send a' donation of $10.00 to the
Mission Services in London,
Mrs. Norman Schadeliad the
topic on "Candles". Offering was
received, and dedicated by the
president.
Mrs. Murray Dennis closed the
meeting with prayer.
Euchre 'Held
The first progressive euchre
party sponsored by the• Walton
Women's Institute was held in
the Community Hall on Friday
evening. There were eight tables
in play with the following prize
winners: High lady - Mrs. Keith
Rock; Low - Miss Janette Rock;'
High man - Lloyd Walker; Low -
Earl Watson. Most zero on tally
card - Mrs. Lloyd Walker. -
The .hostesses were: Mrs.
Stewart, Humphries, Mrs. Ken
McDonald, Mrs. NOrman. Schade
and Mrs. Earl Watson• -
There will be a4iTtrpr..euchre in
two weeks.
W.I. Notes
Mrs. Harvey Craig and „Mrs.
John Bos, will convene the
Institute meeting on the third
Wednesday of the month with a
panel on Resolutions. The roll
call is to be answered by ,"One 'of
Canada's Food Guide Rules".
The hostesses will be: Mrs.
Norman Schade, Mrs. Keith
Rock, Mrs. Bill Leeming and Mrs.
Mervin Smith. •
Woild Wide Communion
The first 'Sunday in the NOw
Year, World 'Wide Communion
was observed at Duff's United
Church Walton. The United
Church Women officers elect, ed
for the coming year were installed
by- Rev. Docken. A film
"Heritage for the Future" was
shown. The annual meeting was
set at the U.C.W. meeting on
Friday 4o be held Sunday,
January .19th following church
service and a noon lunc.
New Year's guests with Mr. &
Mrs. Jim Shortreed were Mr. &
Mrs. Ken Shortreed and Judy and
Mr. Wilfred Shortreed, Margaret
and Bill and Mr. & Mrs. Gordon
Shortreed and Tom Shot-treed and
Emma
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1975 MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUNCIL -: The new Morris Township Counbil, which
was acclaimed to office in DScember, held their InaugrAl meeting Monclqy in the
Township Hall. In the front row are treasurer, George Michie, -Reeve Bill .Elston,
clerk,. Mrs. Helen Martin and rear new councillor Sam pletch, and three returning
members, councillor Tom Miller, Deputy Reeve Jim Mair and councillor Bob
Grasby. The Village of Brussels and Grey' Township will hilkd their inaugral i
meetings next Monday. (Photo by Pat Langlola)
Cheap and nasty sea to sea
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(The - following column by
McKenzie Porter appeared in the
Toronto Sun several months ago.
Although not all , Mr. porter's
remarks apply here, we find his
ideas worth thinking about.
By McKenzie Porter '
of the Toronto Sun
-The town-of Fergus, Ont., (pop:
5445), has one of the finest
19th-century strtets in North
America. Stone masonry of the
early and. middle Victorian
periods follows architectural lines
derived from the elegant regency
style. But already some of the old
buildings have been botched by .
modern fronts, or tacades of glass
and plastic, slapped on stores,
offices and restaurants in
rectangular stapes and gaudy
colors.
Old small towns -everywhere
are rapidly losing their character
to cheap and nasty renovations of
alarming unifOrmity. Our
streetscapes are to become not
merely hideous, but identical
from sea to sea. One reason lies in
the axiom that nothing must
interfere with business. Many
munieipal politicians are human
bullocks, impotent in both
bleginess and art, who .survive
only by being servile to local
businessmen. OUr -old streets are •
diimantled and mutilated
because planning is in the hands
of these, artistic eunuchs. .
Even more• •.contemptible,
however, are the architects, who
• at least have been exposed during
their schooling to the beauties of
buildings. When th,e whore of
North' America is oblongs and
cubes 'of synthetic blocks, slabs
and panels, the architectural
profession will go on record as the
most sycophantic and rapacious
horde of prostitutes. that ever
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