The Huron Expositor, 1977-04-07, Page 6'HURQN' EXPOSITOR APRIL 7,4,1977 —TIE
KINDERGARTEN CAN' BE FUN — The children who wil be going to kindergarten
at Walton 'Public School enjoyed a story read by supply teacher Audrie Bertsch of
Seafo rth Tuesday afternoon. A few of them got distracted from the story by the
camera: (Photo by Langlois)
A GOOD BOOK TO READ — Timmy Nolan, with his mother, Pat; took at one of the
books in stock at Walion Public School's kindergarten, with Mary Ellen Walsh,
who'll be his teacher in September. (Photo by Lang loit)
•• Walton
Mission band has sing-song
Sunday' morning members of
The Mission .Band met in the
basement of the church for their
April m eeting.
The Call to Worship was given
by Patricia Hackwell, Cathy
McGavin was pianist for the
singing of a. hymn followed by
Kim Fritz reading the scripture,.
Mrs. 'Merton Hackwell read a
Correspondent
Mrs. B. Shobbrook
523-4250
• The Sun-day'School-held a very
successful crokinole social on
Wednesday evening March 23rd
with a large attendance of all
ages. Dennis Penfound was the
general chairman for the social
with Joan Whyte and Mr.
McDonald assisting as markers
and Mrs. Dennis Penfound as
timer.
The'Junior Girls class had been
in charge of advertising. Mrs.
Reg ,Lawson, Mrs. Doug Vincent,
Cathy Penfound and. Mrs. Garnet
Wright in charge of the kitchen.
_Winners for. the. evening were
Mrs. Allen Bosinan and Mrs.
Clare E. Vincent tieing for first
place for ladies prized donated by
Mitchells Family M ark( Kevin
Tamblyn first for men do. ted by
Aliens Feed Mill.Freddie Peel
and Karen Johnston won low. The
most 20's scored won byCameron
Moon and •Bob Penfound. Lucky
chair won by Debbie Prescator
donated by Thompson's Store,
The lucky cup prize donated by
Country Kitchen • won by; Mrs.
John Radford.,
The Sunday School would like
to thank all who supported. theni
and donated the •prizes.
Personals
Mr. and—Mr:- Jim McEwing
returned home on Wednesday
from spending six weeks in'
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lee
returned home on Tuesday from
spending two weeks at Palm
Beach and Winterhaven, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
spent last week in Clinton with
Frank and Doris Ellerby, while
their parents enjoyed a week's
holiday at Nashville, Tennessee.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood and •
Greg Andrews" attended'
Wingham United Church on
SUnday morning, when grand-
daughter Karen ' Wood was a
member' of Confirmation class
when her father Ken and her
• Grandmothertook part in service
on laying on of hands and were
dinner guests of Mr. -and Mrs.
Ken Wood.
Mrs. Alice Davidson spent last
week end in Toronto visiting her
mother, Mrs. Grace fairey and
her • sister Mr. and Mrs. Byron
Pollock.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sinclair of
Seaforth visited, on Wednesday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Allan.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Scruton,.
Colleen and John, Clinton visited
on Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Allen when 'Karen
celebrated her birthday. •
Mr. and Mrs.Bert Gray;
.h is"SisterlMr_..a nd--•
Mrs. Edwin Wood on Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs.Ross Millson and
family of Wopdstock spent
Saturday night with 'her parents
Mr.' and Mrs. B.: Shobbrook. •
Miss Pat Burns'and friend. Ed..
Pitkin of Toronto spent weekend
with her parents Mr.' and Mrs.
Bob • Burns.-
U.C.W. members, ,Helen
Lawson, Alice Davidson,
Margaret Good, Nona Pipe,
Florence Snell, Addie Flunking
and Dora Shobbrook attended the
B lyth U.0 . W. Easter. Thank-
offering on Sunday night. ,
Palm Sunday service was held
on Sunday A.M. Greeting y ou
were Lloyd"` Pipe and Lorne
Flunking. Ushers were Edward
Riley, Larry Howatt, Tom Pollard
and Darrell Shobbrook. The•choir
anthems were "Crown'Him" and
"Shall 1 crucify. My S-i"cOur
,
" with
- WI holds card party
' There were 11 tables in play at
W.I. card party on Friday night
April 1st. Winners' were: Ladies'
high - Hazel Reid, lone Hands' -
"'Sadie McDonald, Low, Beth
Knox Mees High - Bert Daer,
Lone Hands Perc Gibbings; Low -
Edna HaOcwell. There will be
another in 2 weeks April; 15. In
charge will be Gay Datema, Joan
Middegaal and June Fothergill.
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OVER 30 YEARS
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Area Representative '
MICHAEL FALCONER
133 'High Street
Clinton
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Bolger, Brussels; Low Lady -
Mrs:Edna Hackwell; High Man -
Ernie Stevens, Low Man - Roily
Achilles; Marked Cup - Wilfred
Shortreed. Tickets were sold on a
door prize, a cushion donated by
Mrs. Hudie was' won by Mrs.
Gertie Bolger, an Easter bunny
donated by Mrs. Liphard was won
by Mrs. Jean Miller.
will be doing on your garment and
What kind of finishings."
Margaret Shortreed
demonstrated how to put
different lace on garments. For
home assignment members are to
bring their record books up to
-date, do samples with different
laces and work on our garments.
The meeting closed with the 4-H
Motto.
We Have a Fine
Seietion of
CUT FLOWERS
POTTED MUMS a
Lacy Ladies learn to trim garments
Correspondent
Mrs. Betty McCall E...
887-6677
Progressive euchre was
enjoyed on Tuesday evening
March 29th in the Walton
Community Hall when 8 tables
were in play. 1
Prizes were awarded to
winners: High lady - Mrs. Genie
The fourth meeting of Walton I
"Lacy Ladies" was held on
Monday evening March 27 at the
home of Karen Middegaal. The
President, Narici Sennett
conducted the meeting opening
with the 4-H pledge. It '",was
decided the next meeting would
beheld on Monday, April 11th at
the home of Karen Plas. The roll
call was "Name the stitches you
Institute hostesses for the
evening were: Mrs. Harold
Hudie, Mrs, Don Liphard and
Mrs. Mac, Sholdice.
There will be another euchre on
April 12 closing the season with a
dessert euchre on Tuesday, April
26th.
Palm Sunday
, The , Lord's Supper was
observed • on Palm Sunday at
Duff's United Church on Sunday
morning.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin 'McDonald
greeted worshippers at the door.
Rev. Ed. Baker's sermon was
"The Greatest King". offering
was received by Mac Sholdice,
Ross Bennett and Paul
tvicCallurti. The choir sang
an anthem. Serving the bread and
wine were Herb Traviss, Neil.
McGavin, Laverne Godkin,
Mrs. Glenn McGregor organist.,
and Mrs. Allen Shaddick choir
leader.
Rev. _McDonald's children's
story was "Tulip,. Bulbs" no,
maybe and yes. The Junior
teachers were Barbara Bosman,
Sharon Bromley and Joyce
Sewers.
The message was taken from
Matthew chapter 21. "If Chirgt
came to Londesboro today".
Good Friday service will be held
at 8.p.m.
Omen* Craig, Gerald Smiths
Ross Bennett and Jack McEwing,
Next Stinday everyone is .
invited to -come and worship
together for Easter Sunday. .
Personals
Mrs, Charles McCutcheon is a
patient in Seder-pi Community
Hospital. Her frikn'ds wish she
soon will be able to be home
John- 'Currie of Orangeville
spent last Wednesday and
remained overnigiffwith Mr. and
Mrs. Allan McCall.
Recent guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Reid were Mr, and
Mrs. Alvin Stimore, Stratford and
Rev. and Mrs. DerWyn Docken,
Kristen and Mark of Dorchester.
Miss Janice Houston, nurse-in-
training at Victoria Hospital,
London, ,spent the weekend at the
chre
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Rae Houston.
Mr. and Mrs, Rolly Achilles
visited en StutdaY with Mr, and
Mrs. Jerry Achilles and Debbie in
Fergus.
Mr. and Mrs.Leonard Lund ,of
Toronto visited on Sunday with'
Mr. and Mrs. George McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd_Walker
have returned home from a
holiday in Florida, _saying the
weather was very warm before
they left.
Stewart McCall is a patient in
Seaforth Community Hospital.
His friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs, Ray Huether and boys were
Miss Ada , Webster of Lucknow
and Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Webster.
story of Easter. Prayer was given
by Joyanne Van Vliet. Cheryl
Fraser gave the secretary's report
followed by Cathy McGavin
giving the treasurer's report. The
offering was received and
dedicated by Patricia Hackwell.
Mrs. Neil McGavin led in a
sing-spng , then sang hymn "la
the Cross of Christ .1 Glory"
before going to their classes with
teacher, Mrs. Mac'Sholdice, Mrs:
Merton Hackwell, Mrs. N eil
McGavin and Mrs. Ross Bennett.
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