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TH HURON ,exedsrrizim; APRIL 27; 1978
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Mrs.' John Freeman, Gorrie
was guest speaker at the Walton
Wonion's. Institute Annual meet-
ing, in the Community hall, on
Wednesday evening, April 19th.
A pnt luck supptr was served to,
members and 3 tuestS.
Mrs.. Wm. Humphries presided
with Mrs, Herb. Traviss at the
piano. Mrs. Humphries, read a
PPM, "income Tex Muesli' and.
coined everyone • including
Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Jacques
who accompanied her. Minutes
• were read by Mrs':'Ken MoDenald
and a thank-you card from Joan
The April meeting of the
Walton Unit of U.C.W. of Duff's
„ Church was helO on Wednesday
evening April-1/ in the church
,basement.,
Call to worship, was taken by
Mrs. Emerson Mitchell and Mrs.
Stewart Humphries, •Mrs, Ray
fiddlier was pianist for the
singing of the hymn, "King of
love my shepherd is." The
krpture from lst. Corrinthians
.„14th chanter was read ,alternat-
ively by Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs,
Humphries. .,Mrs-.• S. Humphries
gave meditation on LQVC' Is
Humble followed by a poem,
• "Don't envy others".
Mrs. E. Mitchell read an
article written by 'the late Alice
Forrest in 1971.
Mrs. Bill Coutts was in charge
on:inkiness, Minutes were read
by• secretary, Mrs. Howard
Haekwell and twenty-one mem-
bers answered the roll call. Mrs.
Clark.
For the roll call the sttrishi
sistersWere revealed with a small
gift and new Sunshine sisters
were chosen for next year.
Invitations to attend 'events in
Fordyvich, 'Ethel, Kippen and.
Huronvlew were read.
' The District Annual will be held
at the Brussels Unit0 Church on,
May, 9 when sob' Carbett of the
fvfilton Museum will speak.
The 4-H Aehievement on Focus
on LiVing will be held at Grey
Central School on Saturday, May
13,
Mac ShOldice gave the treasurer's
report and asked for leaders for
the Mission Band." The regular
collection and for Bakeless 'Bazaar
:was received and dedicated. Mrs.
Nelson Reid gav,e the Quilt
report: The last quilt was quilted
for this season at Mrs. Kirkby's
home last week. .
Plans we're finalizied for the
shoWer fer Susan Hiimphries on
Saturday, April 29th.
Fruit breads 'and tea were,
Served by. Mrs. Jack •McEwing ,
Mrs. • Mac Sholdice and Mrs.
clavetCollins.
Walton 11
learns first aid
The sixth meeting' of the
Walton Busy Bees was held at
Joyce McCallum's. We learned
about babysitting and Mrs. Pearl
McCallum demonStrated . difr
ierent techniques of First Aid. A'
good'-attendance was present.
Mrs. Don McDonald' ?eported
on the bus trip to Bramalee on
Members discussed the. Quilt
display to be, held May 27. Mrs.
Reid asked for names that ,,had
quilts to show. • ,
;rickets are available on the
quilt to be drawn for at the -June
,meeting and 'a quilt has been -
made . to be sold,
. The .Hall beard committee are
qrs. Bill Humphries; Mrs.- Jim
Axtmann; Mrs. Nelson Marks;
. Mrs. Alvin McDonald and Mrs.
' Lavern bodkin.
Mrs_ John Freeman brought
greetings from the District and
spoke on the growth of the
Institute. She was•presented with
a gift, as was,. Mrs. Jacques,
Secretary-Treasurer from Gorrle.
. The Annual Meeting continued
With the reports from •Standing'
' Committees, Mrs. Herman Plas
for Agriculture and Canadian
Industries; Mts.ltiola Kirkby foi,
year of work for..theW.I.
Citizenship and' World Affairs;
Mrs. Ron Bennett in the absence
of Mrs. Bev. Smith for Family and
consumer Affairs; M'rs, Keith.
Rock .for Education and Cultural
Activities; Mrs. Jim•A2ctniann for
lutions; Mrs. Don McDonald
as lic Relations Officer. There,
were 3 get-well cards and 2
sympathy cards sent by the
Sunshine Cenven,er Mrs. T.
Dunclas., Mrs, Stewart Humphries
.4H.co-ordiriator said there were
16 girls signed' for the. Garden',
.Clubsvith leaders:Ws. H. Hudie:
and Mrs. H. McCalluni.• MtS.
Nelson Reid curator reported
urging • more people to give
pictures and family, history for the
Tweedsmuir book. Reports were
all seconded by Mrs. N. Marks.
Mrs,. John Freeman installed
the officers for the coming 'year
with a thought for an interesting
Past President. Mrs. Allan
McCall; President, ' Mrs.. Wm..
Humphries; 1st Vice-president,
Mrs.. Harold Hudie; 2nd v:Vice-
President, Mrs, Gerald Watson;
Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Jim
Axtmann; District Director, Mrs.
Ken McDonald; Alternate, Mrs:
Wm. Humphries; P.12,0., Mrs.
Don McDonald; Branch
Directors, Mrs. Nelson Marks;
Mrs. Graeme Craig; Mrs. Mac
Sholdice;- Mrs, Neil McGavin;
Curator, Mrs. Nelson Reid;' Suit,
1Shine 'sisters, Mrs. Stewart
lfitimphries; 41-11 Co-ordinator,
Mt*,.-- Stewart., VI triiiphrie.s;
Auditors, .Mrs. Harvey Craig arid
Mrs. Keith Rock.
During business a donation was
made -to the' BrusSels Fair Board..
It was agreed ,to Wave another :
Christmas Concert this year. This
is. a community project and Mrs.
Humphries emphasizeckthat all in
the community- are welcome to
attend any meetings.
Members agreed' that chairs
are not to be loaned out from the
hall 'and prices , were... set for
• speakers and sunshine sisters for
coming year. Mrs. 'HUmphries
urged members to read from
handbooks on Good Farm.
Mrs. Harold Hudie, offered to
stay on as caretaker of the hall
and presented retiring secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. (en McDonald
r •
with a gift on behalf of. the
institute.
It was' decided to carry on the
card parties into May. Committee
'for May 2 will be: Mrs. It Hudie; ,
Mrs. Ron Bennett', Mrs. Viola
Kirkby and Mrs. Elva Bolger.
May 16 Committee: Mrs. George
Mc Call; Mrs. Jim . Axtmann;
Mrs. 'Marion podkin and. Mrs.
Phyllis Mitchell.
4.11 Sleeting
Walton I Leisure Lovers met at
there of Mary Alice Ryan with
10 in rnber present. Roll call Was (
anwer4c1 by, One thing I have
done for my community.
Leaders stressed safety in the
bottle and a discussion followed
on the things people should do to
make it safer,
' Books are ,to be Completed by •
Saturday arid- Achievement. Day
plans are being ..madec„,:fer,
~aturaay ay .
Refreshments were served by
Pam Hackwell and the hostess.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holmes and
'Mr :and Mrs. Ray Huether visited
recently with Mrs, Mrs. Jack
Jutzl and Mr, and Mrs. Rae
Klem Waterton.
Mr. and MrS. Dave Watson;
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundas
and Mr. and Mrs.'grnie Stevens,
arrived borne Sunday from a two
'Week holiday in Florida-, •
Miss Sandra Smith. spent • the
week-entl with her grandninther,
Mrs. , Edna ,Hacicwell, returning
.hcnc to London with her parents,
Mr. and , Mrs. William Smith,
Monica and Paul who Spent
Sunday at the same home.
Mrs. Edna .FlackwAll and Mrs.
Sadie MCDonald visited with Mrs.
Jean .Miller and 'Miss Pearl
Thamer at Huronview, ;Clinton
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill' Taylor and
family of Kintail spent- • the_
week-end with Mr:' and,. Mrs.
Rolly'Achilles. Mrs. Jim Sills and
family of Seaforth spent Friday at
•
.Miss Jane, Leeming returned
home for the summer months
after completing her .studies in
I"‘
,Toronto for this term.,
mrs, Ray Huether Mrs.
:Ray Klern visited on Saturday
with Mrs. Bill Johnston of
Paisley.
Mrs.. Fern Patterson of
Seaforth visited with 'her sister,
Mrs. Jean Broadfoot a week-ago
Sunday.
The Achievenient Day of the
Senior Training'School on "Per-
serializing your Pattern'" held
at 'St. Andrews Presbyterian
Chnrch, Wingham on Wednesday
afternoon, Api•il 19th: Those
takjng the course were Mrs. Jim
Axtmann and daughter Linda;
Miss Dianne bodkin; Mrs. Nelson
Reid; Mrs. 'Elgin Schade and,
daughter, Nancy, Mrs. Wm.
Osborne; Mrs. Wm Naylor, with
leaders Mrs. Gerald Watson and
Mrs. Harold Hudie. ,
'Mrs. Nelson Reid and Is .s.
Allan McCall attended the 20th
Anniversary party of the Seaforth
Institute on. Saturday evening at
the Seaforth Public School' when
Mrs. Clarence Diamond thenetv
president of the F.W.I.Q. was
pest speaker.
Walton laps their rye
By Walton U C W
.Lagt,ctuilt. of
season.made
the same home.
LOndes'boro....
Confirmation were • M tirray
nowatt„ Robert Hunting, Daniel ,
• Jewitt. Ruthann Penfound, ,
Debbie W esterhout. Karen
'Durnin. Barbara Carter, Judy
Carter.' Traci Mitchell,' Elizabeth
Gibscie. The elders, chosen by the'
candidates to take part in the
- Laying On. of Hands were: Jack
ee ,' Gordon Shobbrook. Garnet
W right. Jim Jamieson, Bert
hobbrook, Jack Tamblvii. Kevin
'Finney, Emerson Hesk, Edyth
Beacon, and Nick Whyte. Mrs.
Margaret Whyte, the clerk of
Session. assisted Rev. McDonald
with the service. The service
concluded with all candidates
receiving their first communion. •
Following the service a
reception was held in the church
hall for the candidates, their
families and the malty. visitors
present for the serVice..Mrs. John
Radford, • and fret. Social
. •
Committee Of the United Church
• . .
Londesboro lei 4-11
On Monday.' 'April 17, the,
Quazy .QpilterS. held • , their , 'list
meeting .at the hem -'of Marjorie
.Duizer. The.. girls learned how
`good diet and. fitness is the-key fOr •
better health, Achievement day
. . was discussed Which is to be held •
op May ,6 iri Myth.' •
• .•
Londesborough United Church .
was filled Sunday evening when a
Special .Service of Confirmation
was:held:Rey. Stanley McDonald
received' ten persotis into . full
church nicioberghip.
• The' service opened with . the
'candidates and elders taking their
place during ,the Processional
' Hymn "Just As I Am", The,Choir
...under the direction of Mrs. Allen
Shaddick as choir leader and Mrs:
Glenn McGregor as • Orgapist
provided special music through-
. .out the. service. The soloist Mrs.
. Allen Bosnian sang 'Blessed .
•
Saviour" and "My God Accept
My Heart This Day". Rev.
-,McDonald read' scripture from
I---Ephesians 3 'and the Gospel of
John 6.
, Those taking lifOr vows 67—
Women served the refreshments. (Continued on Page 23)
1111111.
First Lo,ndesbero Cub and
ScoUt Groups enjoyed a banquet
prepared by Mrs. Radford and.
her social committee 'of the
United Church Women, • on
T.uesdn- evening, The Banquet
opened with the presentation of
the flags with flagbearers S couts
Bill Je'witt and Dennis Schneider.
' A toast to The Queen was-offered
by Cub Mark Wallace and:every
one sang "pod Save Our
Queen". Grace was said by Cub
Stephen Kolkman.
Following the meal, Mr.
McDonald. introduced the' 'Group
Committee and also welcomed
everyone to the evening. Jack, •
'Lee, as chairman of the Group
Cominittee chaired the rernainipg
part of the program." He
• introduced the Scoutmaster Jim
Jamieson and Ciibmaster Stan-
McDonald, who • in turn'
introduced their leaders.' Each
Pack and Trocip leader introduced
their particular Pack or Tropp and
the boys' fathers . `s •
Cub Scott averboe thanked
Mrs. Radford and her committee
for stick a 'good' dianeritpd Mrs,_
"ladforctireplied. A Toast to the
FAthers was proposed by Cub
David Stevenson and replied by
Mervin Durnin, father ,of Scout
Shane Durnin. The Toast to the
Church. the sponsoring body. was
proposed by. Scout John Lawson
and replied by Mrs, M argaret
Whyte. the Clerk of Session. The
Toast to Scouting was given by
Scout Niel Cartwright and replied
to bx The SeoutmaSter and
Cubiester.---- ---
Many achievement badges
were presentect,by the Scout and
'Cub Leaders with the Bronze
chain going to Scouts, John
Lawson, Niel Cartwright and
Bruce Vincent, The Blue' Star was
presepted to Cubs, Robert
Adams, John Cartwright. Roger
Cunningham. Larry Gorss,
Russell Nesbitt, David Stevenson.
Ronald Vincent, Mark Wallace,
Garry Wilts. Todd Hoggart and'
Robert Radford, The Green Star
was presented to Cubs Curry
Wilts: Russell Heshitt, Roger
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