The Huron Expositor, 1976-05-20, Page 14Mrs. Allan McCall
Correspondent
The May meeting of the Walton
Unit was held on Wednesday
evening in the church b asement
withMrs. Herb Traviss giving the
Call to Worship. Mrs. Bill Coats
read a poem "Things Work Out."
Hymn 610 "A Little Seed Lay
Fast Asleep" was sung. Mrs. Ray
Huether was pianist,
Mrs. Coutts read scriptures
from Psalm 394 and Colossians
3:13-17. Mrs. Traviss gave a
McKillop
Unit has
auction
Boundary
Mrs. George Williamson
was hostess for the unit meeting
in her, home on Wednesday
evening, May 12th.
Mrs. Roy Williamson opened
with the Thoughts for the day.
Hymn 609,"Mothers of Salem!'
was sung. Scripture from 1st
Corrinthians, Chaper 12, was read
by Mrs. Helen Williamson
'followed by Mrs. R. Williamson
giving prayer. A very interesting
topic, "The Prodigal Mother"
wa's giren by Helen follo,wed by a
poem, "A Mother's Silent Word,"
by Kathleen. Collection was
received . anct, dedicated. Hymn
488, "Come Let Us Sing of a
Wonderful Love.''' closed the
devotiT:itifi
.Mrs. Martin Bann was in
charge of the business. Minutes
. The \May meeting of the
Mission Band was held in the
church baSement,/' Sunday
morning at 11:1Sa.m. with 32 in,
attendance. '
The call to Worship was given
by Jeanne McDonald. Hymn 584.
"Can a Little Child," Like Me"
was sung --followed by -Darryl
Smith reading the>.-t'affittire, '
prayer was given by John
Huether. Offering was recieved
by Nanci Bennett and dedicated
by Jeanne ' McDonald. Peter
Bennett gave the • secretary!.'s
report._ followed with the
treasurer's report by Nanci
Bennett. d
Mrs. Mehonliackwell gave a
;,,,.reading followed by a sing-song.
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Walton
Unit raises,180 from--bOkOless sole -
A R EAL .DESPERADO — Mark Walker looked
pretty fierce as he sat guard over the makeshift jail-
that was almost as busy as the phones Jere, on
Saturday. Over $20;000 was raised for arena
rendVaTions and—dtinalion-STO -g-etTiedpre in andbut of -
jail made part of that total. At one point, Mark was
guarding his own grandfather, Dave. Hoover, who
was "arrested" behind the counter at Keating's
Drug Store. • (Staff Photo)
'Mrs. M. Hackwell 'Pres.,
presided for the business part
thanking,everyone who had taken
part , in devotions also Mrs.
Walker for her home. Mrs.
Hackwell read a) poem
"Grandnterthers". Minutes were
read by Mrs. G.M. Nichol folloved
by roll call. Treas. 'Report was
given by -Mrs. Hackwell.
Mrs. N. McGavin acted as
auctioneer for a successful bake
and miscellaneous sale.
' Lunch was served by Mrs. L.
Walker, Mrs. Schade . and Mrs.
McCall.
Winthrop
Correspondent
'Mrs. Robert'Hulley
' Sunday visitors' with Mr., and
Mrs. Jim Rosman, Tracy and Tina
were' Mr. and Mrs. Jack, Lowe,
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lowe ,and
John, Mr". and Mrs. Murray
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs,. Dave
Wheeler, Steven and Greg all
from Brussels, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack BoSman„mrs. Shirley.
-Desch, Mr. Paul Erb all from
Goderich. Mr. and -Mrs. Roy
Dalton and Danny' from Seaforth,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Salverda, Tra0
and Kim of R.R.1, Londesboro.
and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wilson,
Winthrop. The occasion was
Tina's 1st Birthday.
•
reading for the meditation on
"Fault Finding" followed by
prayer by Mrs. Coutts. Hymn
637, "The Lord's My Shepherd"
closed the devotional period.
Mrs. Gerald Watson chose -
several readings for the topic,
"Mothers of the Wild" and a
poem "Darwin's Mistake" also
"What Prayer Can Do" closing
with a poem, "A Mother's
Prayer."
Mrs. Herb Traviss presided for
the business. Minutes were read
by Mrs. Howard Hackwell. There
were 19 members present. Mrs.
Joan Clark was welcomed to the
unit. A Card of Thanks ware read.
GUESS WHO? '
Chairman of Seaforth's
police • - committee,
councillor Wayne Ellis w as
among the many-who spent
time in the little '4' x 4'
phonathon jail on Saturday.
Councillor Ellis said the
fact that 'police wage
contracts --haven't been
settled yet had nothing to
do with his -being thrown...VI
jail. (Staff Photo)
Dancers
entertain
Kilbarchan
by Mabel Turnbull
Birthday. greetings to Mrs.
Mary Malcolm who was 87 May
1'1. With her to celebrate wercf
members of her family; Mr. and
Mrs. Ross 'Gordon and Vicki, also
Barry Gordon of Alvinston.
Also to Lorne Hulley, May 16.
He was /6.
Jack Tierney, Blyth, took up
residence in the Home last week.
Tuesday afternoon this week,
two talented young dancers came
to entertain us.
Cathy Hulley, CromaFty 'and
Debbie Hulley, 'Winthrop
(cousins), who are 12 years old„
did a step-dance for us.
They were smartly dressed in
black and white frilled dresses of
black and whitesheeked gingham
which added muth to their,
performance.
Thank you gir come again
sometime.
See What forest fires
can do to Canada!
the offering was recieved and
dedicated. Mrs. Mack Sholdice
gave the treasurer's report. She
reported $180.60 had' been
realized from the Bakeless Bazaar
last month.
The June meeting will be a
joint meeting with other units at
the U.C.W. general meeting,
June 2nd at 8:15. Pictures will be
shown of the Anniversary last
June. Walton Unit members are
reminded of the copper, en Cart
money to come in to the 1 a.dirs.
Also Walton Unit is resp
for flowers in the church for the
month of May. , ,.
Mrs. T raviss closed the
Unit meets
and roll call were read by Mrs.
Harold McCallum. A thank you
card from Helen Craig was read.
Announcements were given out
from the • U.C.W. executive
meeting the week before to be
brought to the units. Treasurer
and miscellaneous fund reports
were given.
Mrs. Hugh Johnston offered to
take over the miscellaneous fund
for the 'rest of the . year for
Mrs.Van Vliet as she is moving to
Brussels in the near future. This
unit is responsible• to put Rowers
in the church for the Sundaysof
pt(mber.
The, benediction closed the
meeting', followed by lunch being
cervutt-by-Mrs; Roy Williamson-;
Mfs, Helen Williamson and Mrs.
George VVilliamson.
pianist forthe hymn 613, "Jesus
Bids, Us. Shine."
.Tht,i,children then went fo their
classesWith- 'teachers thii
mora,tii, Mrs. Mack Sholdice, Mrs,
Ross, Sennett, • Mrs. Merton
Hackwell and Mrs, Ray Huether,
Church notes
Rev. Ed Baker spoke on his
sermon, "Sorrow Turning into
Joy" at the Sunday service at'
*Duff's United Church. The Choir
sin-1g the anthem,"Beautiful
Words Of 'Jesus."
There was a meeting of the
SMclay School staff on. Monday
evening. Mrs. (-L. Craig and Rev.
Baker 'will represent the Walton
'congregation this week when
London Conference meets in'
Windsor.
meeting with a reading followed
by prayer.
Orace was sung, lunch was
served by' Mrs, Ron Bennett,
Mrs. Bill Couttd and Mrs. Earl
Watson during a social half hour.
personal*
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Cliff Ritchie were: Mr. and
Mrs. Don Krick of Hamilton, and
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lydiatt of
Barrie.
Mr. Jim Clark, Ann and Keith,
Mrs. Maude Leeming and Mr.
William Bennett were guests of
Mrs. Kathleen Danby in Brussels
on Sunday.
Several members of the Walton
Branch of the Women's Institute
attened the 74th Annual Meeting
of the East Huron Women's
Institute at the Presbyterian
Church, Molesworth on Tuesday,
May 12.
Miss Tharon Riley of Wroxeter
spent the week-end with her
grandmother, Mrs. Charles
McCutcheon.
The Walton Recreation
Committee • are planning a
Walkathon on Saturday, May
29th to Blyth and return. Anyone
interested _can get their sponsor
sheets from any committee
member or any' store in Walton.
The committee thanks
everyone for their support,sofar
approximately $2,600 hag been
raised for park, improvements.
Come on everyone get your
sponsor sheet for this walkathon
and help them reach their goal for
the park in Walton.
Mr. and Mrs. Torrence
Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills
and Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Stevens
enjoyed a 4 day bus trip to
Kalamzob and Holland Michigan
last week. The reported the tulips
were 'beautiful.
Thirteen from Walton area
attended the Dessert Euchre of
the LondesborO Institute in the
hall on Friday evening.
We welcome Dr. Laverne and
Mrs Clark to our community.
They live in the home formerly
occupied by the Murray Smith's
who have moyed to Seaforth. The
Clarks came Here from Guelph,
and he is employed with Dr.
Leibold at Blyth.
Receiving their Agricultural
pusinegs Management two year
diploma at Centralia College' of
Agricultural Technology held at
Huron Park, Ontario on Friday
May 14th were Michael John
Blake, Murray Rae Houston and
Ross Emerson Mitchell from this
area.
Those attending the dinner and
dance at Pine Ridge Chalet,
Hensall following the graduation
exercises were: Mr./ and Mrs.
John Blake; #2, Brtissels, Mrs.
George Blake Sr; #2 Brussels,
Mr. and Mrs., Rae Houston, Mr.
and Mrs. Doug McLean,Clinton, '
Glenna and Janice Houston #2
'Brussels, Mr.and Mrs. EMerson
Mitchell, #3 Walton; Mr. and
Mrs. Wilmer Cuthill, Seaforth
and Mrs. Lillian Beer, Hensall.
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The McKillop Unit of the
U.C.W.Duff's Church, Walton
met at the home of Mrs. L.
Walker with 16 me hers present.
Mrs. M Hackwell 'n charge of
Devotions, had as her ^Aherne
"Christian Family Week" Hymn
"When Mothers of Salem" was
sung with Mrs. Hackwell as
pianist.' Mrs. K. Rock read the
Scripture. The Meditation was
taken 'by Mrs. C. Wey "The
Master and the Children". Mrs.
Hackwell led in prayer followed
by "Happy the Home When God
is There". The Offering was
taken by Mrs. G. Love Jr.' and-
-dedicated-by -Mrs., HackwelL_
Mrs. McCutcheon had the topic
on "Christian Faniily Week"• and
*`Mother's Day". Mrs. Hackwell
read a poem "Home and
of a group of Hymns.
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