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alton students in Indian pla
TIME FOR A TEA BREAK From left to right: Eva
,Mildred Blake all of Walton enjoyed a cup of tea white
IriStitute quilting display on Saturday'afternoon.
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Mills,Isabelle Shortreed and
visiting the Walton Women's
(Staff Photo)
was ,Helen Lie. • -
R,ev. McDonald introduoed
Rev. Bruce Eaten! Staffa ° a
returned missionary from Zaire in
Africa, who had a call from
•• Presbyterian Church in U.S. to
drill a well in Africa. He told of
difficulties and problems to 'get
wells drilled, the native thought :a
curse was on well drill. Rev.
Eaton said that God,asks us to be
faithful. Rev. McDonald thanked
him. Rev. McDonald announced
the ,Banns__for marriage 'of Jim
' Norman of Winghani and Bernice
}-Junking.
girls of grades 7 & 8 held their
annual Spring Fashion Show. The
girls modelled the garments they
made in Home Economics classes
in Seaforth. Karen Farquhar and
Teresa Konarski were the com-
mentators. A display of Home
Economics and Industrial Art
projects was set up at the back of
the gym. The mothers of the
grades 7 & 8 girls as•well as the
grade 6 girls, were also invited.
This event'proved to be very
enjoyable and Worthwhile: -
HCS in music night
Hullett participated in Music
Night at C. H:- S. S. on May 17 as
Well as.'many other schools 'in
Huron-County. Grades 2 & 3
classes were under the direction
of Mrs., Jarnieson and-. Miss
Bennett. ,The school band also
performed under the direction of
Mr. Blackwell. Congratualations,
to the teachers and students for
helping to make, Music Night a
'SUCteSs.' • .•
' Kindergarden Students Visit
Class ' . .
During the next few weeks,
• sonic ()I' the b(5y.s and , girls that
will be attending kindergarden in
`September will be visiting• the
elasses. The parents take 'their
children to school at' noon and the
children • watch the various act-
ivities 'and return home on the
bus, The program started May
19th and will continue until June
2nd. This ,program helps the
children prepare for their first
year of schoOl.'
School Dance
A dance was held at Hullett for
the students:of grade? 7.& 8, on
FtidaY„ May 19th. The admission
feewas 75 , pop was 25 and
chips were 25 . The dance was
vx,ell attended and-everyone had
an enjoyable time.
Fire Safety
Dave Lee of the Blyth Fire,
Department arrived at the school
on:
.ty 19 to speak' ' on Fire hip,
Safet At Mr. Lee's request the
stud .i ts had . an unexpected fire
drill. After, the pupils attended
two films based on fire safety. ,
The. special assembly- proved to
be educational and worthwhile.
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Londesboro
Correspondent
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
523-4250 • •
MissiOnary Sunday was held on
Sunday morning at the United
Church.' Greeters were Dennis
Fothergill and Harry Snell.
Ushers were Greg Andrews,
Wayne Lyon, Tom Pollard and
David Lear. Choir Anthem was
Dwell in me with Barbara Bosnian
organist Ruth Shaddick choir
children's
leader.
The story by Rev
-Eaton was bad egg never changes
but people• can. Junior teacher
McKillop
Correspondent
I Mrs..Allan McCall
887-6677
The Walton Public School teak
in the play "Earth Song" a
dramatization of North America,
Indian myths and Legends on
Monday of this • week at the
Hullet Central School,
Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens,
and family of London visited on,
Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
`Mrs. Ernie Stevens.
The 8th and 16 Unit met at the
home of Mrs. Rae Houston When
final plans were made for the
annual smorgasbord supper in
the basement of Duffs United
Church, Walton on June 6th.
Mrs. Effie Stephenson of
Seaforth visited on Sunday with
. Mrs. Jean Broadfoot.
Mrs. Jessie Patterson, Mrs.
Junior Achilles and Bill Achilles
of Ithaca, New. York State spent
several days last week at the
home of Roily and Mrs. Achilles.
Mrs. Viola Kirkby had the e
Madan grandchildren from
Goderich for the week-end.
Mr. Wm. Bennett returned
home after spending the past
week with Mr, and Mrs. Bennett
Rev. S. McDOriald attended the
wedding of his cousin Kathryn
Bremner to. Maurice Nesbett on
Saturday afternoon At Ethel.
Randy Miller of Londesboro, also
attended and was Master of ,
Mrs. Allan McCall
There were over .80 quilts and
spreads-along with watt tapeStry'
on display at the Walton Com-
munity hall on Saturday Afternoon
with 75 registering "at the door.
The. display was • sponsored by
Walton Women's • Institute with
the President Mrs. Bill Humpries
welceming the guests. The bake
sale opened at 2 p.m: with. Mrs.
Ken'McDonald; .Mrs. • Nelson
Marks And Mrs. Allan McCall in
charge.
Those serving tea and cookies
were Mrs. H. Hudie; Mrs. K.
Rock: Mrs. 'Stewart Humphries;
Mrs. Herb Traviss and, Mrs. Don
McDonald. Pouring ,tea wereMrs.
Ernie Stevens and Mrs. Dave
Watson. , • ,•
The quilt made by, the Institute
was on display. Mrs. Ron Bennett
wasin charge. of' selling tickets,
at(,New Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pritchard
and family of London spent the
week-end at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Watson.
John Leeming returned to
Kenora after a visit'with his
father W.J. Leeming and family
recently.
Mr. and Mrs. 'David Allison of
London spent Saturday with Mrs.
Jean Broadfoot.
Mrs. Olene Stutz and Natasha
of Kitchener visited on the's.),*
week-end with the forrner's
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Torrance''
Dundas.
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Ceremony for the Wedding Din-
ner.
Others. attending the Wedding
Reception from our district were:
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nesbett, Mrs.
and Mr. Art Audrie, Mr. and
Mrs. John Bylsma, Mr. Ian Hully,
on a draw at, the W.I. June
meeting: A beautiful quilt made
by-the--Institute 'Was on' dis-Play
and was for sale.
Mrs. Viola Kirkby and Mrs. 14.
Bolger were at the door and gave
out- tiekets-to every-one-as-11 y
entered. Mrs. N. Reid explained
how everyone was to judge the,
quilts by their number and a _
small prize was given to the one
with the most numbers in each
category. Patch work quilt Miss
Ethel Dennis; Eintiroidered, Mrs.
Viola Kirkby; Plain, Mrs. Marjory
Humphries; Tu be painting, Mrs.
Phyllis Mitchell; Older quilts,
Mrs. Annie. Reid; Applique, Mrs.
Isobel Adams.. Door prize 'a cameo'
painted cushion top went to Mrs.
Ernie Stevens.
Members expressed their
thanks to all those who b'rought
quilts and helped in any way to
make this day such a success.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rutledge
of Weldon visited on Saturday
with his mother, Mrs. Gertie
Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Humphries and larily of London
spEnd the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Humphries and
other relatives.
Recent visitors 'with Mrs.. Jean
Broadfoot were Mrs. LoiS Church-
ward. ,Toronto Mrs. Gertie
Henderson, Seaforth ' and Mrs.
Wm. Farquharson, London.
M. and Mrs. John NleGillvary,
Lethbridge and Bob, McGillvary,
Calgary are visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Clark and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown,
Burlington spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs.. 'Allan McCall.
Sunday visitors with ;Mrs.
Gertie Bennett were Mr. and
Mrs. Rick Rut
Bennett
and girls of
Clinton.
-Mother was the theme for the
evening, meeting of the 17th and
Boundary Unit with 12 members
present. For the Beauty of the
Earth was sung followed by -
prayer. Mrs. Cliff Hoegy read the
scripture from the 1st chapter of
,
Ruth, Mrs.: M. Baa gaY a reading on 14 A new ' Mrs. C.
Hoegy read poems. entitled,
"Just likeoher mother,"`"Some.0
body cares" and "If God went on
.sttike.''s,
, The Topic on ' "The Family"
was well given by Mrs. Martin
Paan: explaining a marriage that
is you-your spouse-and God. The
offering, was received and de-
dicated. The hymn, "Happ is
the home' when God is there was •
sung, then Mrs. C. Hoegy cloied
the devotions with prayer. •
Mrs. Graeme. Craig presided
for' the business, dpenitig with a
poem, "Nothing is to.o much
trouble." Minutes were approved •
as read by Mrs. Helen William-
son. A thank-you card was read
from a recent shower. For the roll
for the needy. Mrs. Barry Hoegy
gave the treasurer's report.
The June 7th meetirrg will be a
joint meeting of all units of the
U.C.W. •
Mrs. G. Craig 'gave an article
on'a Broken heart can be a killer,
closing the meeting with prayer,
followed by lunch and a social half
hour.
Next Sunday will be com-
munion Sunday and June 18th
will be Senior Citizen Sunday.
Audrey Thompson and her corny
tnittee thanked those who took
part at the ham supper. After
church all where invited to
Sunday School rooms 'ere eoffee
and cookies were served. Gary
Jewitt Sunday School Superinten-
dent in'charge Kevin Hulley
spoke on Summer Camp which
costs $37.50 for a week. Mr.
Jewitt called• on-Bruce-and- Jean
Eaton who showed'pictures on
where they bad drilled ',wells.
- - - 'Personals'
Mr. Leonard Shobbrook is a
patient in Universtiy Hospital
London having surgery on Thurs-
day May 25th, we wish ,him a
speedy'recovery.
We welcome Bert and Linda
Renkena and baby Eric from
Embro having purchased the
farm of Allan and Barbara
Bosman concession.10, lot 30,
Allen, Barbara, Lisa and Kelly
are living in the home on farm of
Piete and Joan Westerhout.
Mr. and, Mrs. Orville Newby
attended the wedding on Friday
evening May 26th of their Grand-
son Steven Newby- to Sandra •
Peters, Brampton. Reception held
at Civic Centre Bramalee. •
Mr. and 'Mrs. Gilbert Mair and
daughter Mr. and Mrs. Percy
West of Chesley visited on
Monday with Mrs. Myrtle, Fair;
service.,
The Hullett Township Re-
creation Committee were pleased
with the response of the public
attending the fireworks display on
Mai 22 when over 300 cars paid
admission add -the Londesboro
- Lions- Club booth was Sad out:
Dr. and Mrs. W.N. Watters,
Goderich visited on Sunday May
2rst with Mrs. Myrtle Fair-
-serviee. '
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Taylor ,of
. Weston were noon visitors .on
• Friday with Mrs. Fairservice.
Rev. and Mrs. Bruce Eaton
were Sunday dinner guests of
Rev. Stan McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Thompson,
visited on Sunday with her
parents Mr. and" 'Mrs. • Wm.
Hamilton, Moorefield.
Mr. Bill Arnold of Glen Morris
spent last week with Mr. and
.Mrs. Bill Shaddick.
Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Radford,
Port Colborne visited on Sunday
p.m with his uncle. Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Shobbrook and his aunt Mrs.
Well driller speaks at churh
Laura Saundercock.
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