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Seaforth 52/-0910 Hensall 262-2418 Clinton 482-9514 ....„BALL-11/1AcAUL A • LTD. DO IT YOURSELF BUILDING CENTRE 0 THE MORON EXPOSIT0r, A.01E 29,. • " I • • • olton WI' hear - decorator . ' F1DOP SURVEY — Anne Stewart, Muriel Tay,tor, DoreenTaylor and Gail Pritchard are going to be working in Ashf laid, West Wawanosh, East Wawanosh, Turnberry,L Morris and Howick townships this summer, studying the needs of those people who Consider themselves to be homebound. The study is being jointly spot ored by the Day Centre for the Homebound in Huron and the Rural Development Outreach Project at the University of Guelph. (Wingham. Advance Times Photo) Londesboro awards presente Mrs. BerfShobbroak 523-4250 Promotion and awards Sunday was held June 25 with Sunday School staff and Pupils taking part in the service. 9reeters were superintendent Gary Jewitt and secretary treasurer Laura Lyon • --Ushers--were-Chervl LVdti7Keviii Radford, Scott Millar and Brad 4, unday_school.st udents and ,staff entered in a body. > The church was decorated as "Gods Garden" with trees, flowers, a fountain .and record playing singing of birds ,and gags, by Sunday school staff. The old testament reading Genesis 1: 1-31 read by Cameron Moon and ., John ,Law'scin. Solo "in • the Garden" by Bill' Jewitt ac-,...-- companied by Barb Bosman, New Testament reading by Diana ' Shobbrook, Rev. McDonald read "The Beautiful Garden of Prayer ,Perth entertains. ex-wardens .A irdrie, Theresa Overboe, Julie Halley, Angela Cotton, Stanley 'Brenda „ Andrews ,and friend : Sara Wood, Toronto spent a' cOuple of days laSt,.week with Brenda's grandparents Mr. arid Mrs. E. Wood. Mr. and Mrs,' tom Duizer and family Mr..andMrs. Bill Bromley and girls. Mr.. and Mrs. Mervyn Durnin ,and family attended • the 5th annual Lions camp weekend at Homestead, Bayfield. Mr. and 'Mrs. Doii Newby. Brampton visited on Sunday with his parents: Mr. and Mrs. Orville Newby. • • .Mrs. Ross ,Millson, ' Darren, Sarah. and John of Woodstock visited on Sunday with tier. parents. Mr. ,and Nirs. Bert • Shobbrook they spent. Saturday night with' her sister Thelma Ellerby, .Clinton, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Shob- brook, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Lyon and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Potter spent weekend at Barrie a ..get together of Hawaii Cruise. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Paterson, London visited Sunday evening with her parents Mr. and. Mrs. Bob Burns. Aimwell Unit met June 19th at home of Marion Spell. Roll Call was answered by 18 members and I visitor, telling how you met your husband.. Minutes read. kiy-Seeretary June Fothergill,• including thank you from Howard Clarke and Goodwill Industries. July Roll Call wilrhe a Sunday School teacher you' enjoyed in your 'past. July lunch committee , • June Fothergill, Kathy McKellar and Ora Bruce, Program committee Ferric McClure, Jewitt and Kathy McKellar. July meeting to be at Ferne . McClure's. A -delegate will be sent to Alma College in August. Merner. Primary to Junior Connie Hoggart; Cheryl Broinley, Christin,e Preszcator, Sandy Carter. Brenda Nesbitt, Robbie Radford, Michael Vincent. David Londesboro. The community was.shocked on Wednesday to learn of death of • Norman Cartwright dUe to as- pbyxiation. Sympathy is extended fa.his wife' and' sons: Mr. Dave Bowie'rettirned hoMe on Thursday frcm having spent d Week- in Clinton Hospital having surgery. Visiting with Mr. and, Mrs. 'Howard Clark last week. Was their cousin Mrs. Edith Winfield of Kirkfield and her son •Mr. and Mrs. Bill Winfield arid son Brian of Lindsay., Cheerio Club meets - . Cheerio Chili met June, 22 att the home of Tri Duizer. Tri .. as , acting president opened with a reading "Do it noW. Another day may be too late" minutes and treagtirer's report were read by secretary-treasurer Gladys Arm- strong. A thank you from , Harold . Longman and from Doreen Carter for donation to south Huron .. Flowers Of Hope Campaign. ' July meeting will he Group 3 at ' home of Mary Longman. Program was readings by Matiaret Good, "Brifiging up father — "What is a Grandma" and ."A Friend of Mine" .Edythe Beacon read 10 commandment for retirement and 5 for travelling this summer, A contest by Tri Duizer clips on lips a string won by Nona Pipe. Roll Call was a comment on - advertising and a current event. by II membci's 1 visitor Jessie Jones some games of cards played and lunch served' by Tri Duizer, Edythe Beacom t and Margaret Good. Stevenson, David Whyte, Robbie Adams, Scott Overboe, Juniors to Iftermediate, Shelley Westerhout, Dianna Shobbrook, Bruce Vincent, Bob Jameison, Warren Hulley, Service 'closed with hymn "Saviour teach me day by day and „Benediction. The flowerson meMorian stand were in loving memorOf Norman Cartwright by his wife Florance and sons John. and Claude whose funeral was Friday. Sunday school will be taking; holiday's for, month of July, opening Ode, Mary Stewart Col- lect and cnrinri-i Mrs. Herb Traviss was pianist , for the evening. Mrs. Humphries we- lcomed 4.11 girls and other guests and gave thanks to Marilyn for looking after the bus trip and to the Horticulture . Society in Brussels for - donating the petunias for the flower beds in planted froii them. tof4heha11, also to those who the U.C;W. "at D.itff's United Church. Walton, followed .by a' party at the community hall, Dancing was enjoyed to the music supplied by Ken Scott's Orchestra. Lunch vVas served by members of the Institute, Durhig 4he evening Campbell Wey called the bride and grbom of 45 Years to the platfrom when on 'June 24 'th. The' following address was read by Lois Houston. Some present tonight will recall the . summer day in Jane. 1933. when Annie McTaggart and Nelson Reid were married in Walton by Rev. Charles Cum- ming with Edna Hackwell and Wesley Hackwell as attendants,' Gertrude Miller' and 'Mrs: Cann Fingland provided' the milsic, Berva Spekran, Laura PatteiOn, Margaret Cumming and Mabelle Rand serving at the dinner. The Chev Coupe took the couple honeyniOoning in the Tobermory The new books were •dis- tributed to members also Home and Country. It was decided to have a car tour and pienie in' August with a suggestion to go to Bayfield. There' will be an executive meeting July,19th at 2 p,m. at Ruth Axtmann's home. , 'Other dates for coming events to keep in nil:id are the com- Mutiny Christmas ,Concert on December 1 and the Bazaar and Bake Sale on December 9. Mrs.. area. On their return they resided •on the Gravel.RoadfarM with lots of haixl work and. bumper crops in the following years...until the spring of 1959 when they moved to' the village where they con- tinned to partiCipate in the village, community and church. Annie with her green thumb, sewing and baking. skills Nelson with .his truck, renoving . snow. and fixing and 'assembling machinery to this very day. We haVe enjoyed their generous hospitality. We are so very pleased to 1),.present and be part of this evening as you' observe yen? ,forty-five years to together, May you' both • enjoy .. good health and God's richest Messing attend yOu: Your neighbors, friends and relatives, Guests were., present' from Stratford, Sarnia, Lucan, Blyth, Stanley Township, Oregon, WScaa lftooIritlt. 'BruSsels and the R01) Bennett , reported that $420.50 had been taken in with. the sale of tickets on thequilt made by the Institute members in the winter months.'There is still a quilt available for sale, ask any member. The 4-H girls -were present to put on, their skit from Walton I ClUb which they ;put on at the recent achievement day for 'die t. spring project, "Foe,us on Fitness"; Walton II had• an exhibit "Leisure Time Activities" wfth' Cathy McGavin • and, Linda • Axtmann the Commentators. Mrs. .Ron Bennetr as convener for the Family mid Consumer Affairs meeting took over for the rest of the meeting, reading a variety of poems then introduced Rclert Plumsteel, of Seaforth who showed from on interior decorating from the Paint, and Wall Coverings from U.S. It gave ideas for interior rooms in - your home, designs for you with decorating- being -3 main areas. Colour should doniinate up to. 60% of the room. Colonial being basicially the old fashioned roam setting. The wall covering is the backing for your furniture.. The interior design is the repetition of colour, of pattern and farm with texture.' Mr. Plumsteel answered many questions, lie was thanked by Mrs. Viola Kirkby for his interesting ideas and Presented i%i5thitutti c.gift on behalf of the in • We *paused for a break when refreshments were provided by Mrs. Torra nce Dundas, Mrs. Nelson Reid. ',Mrs. Geo. McCall and Mesa W. Humphries before finishing up a few buSiness items, Thore 'were ..,_22., members ansVered the roll call'A shopping prOblem I would like to see corrected or improved:" Personals Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Armstrong of Woodbridge visited on Saturday with Mrs. Gertie Bennett, Mr. Fred Rutledge of Ottawa spent Friday night and Saturday with his mother at the home.' There will be, no postal service or, mail delivery from the Walton Post Office this coming Saturday or Monday due to the Dominion Day Holiday. • Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall entertained at a family get ,together on Sunday at their home .;,when those present were Mr. and Mrs. John Currie, Cheryl ,and tRhonda Currie and Karen Couper lot' Orangeville; Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Currie and Jamie of Brampton.; Mrs. Nancy Maxwell, awn and Pat of Brussels; Barry `urre of London;; Mr. and Mrs. l i 'Dili Stevenson, Ronald and Christopher, R.R.2, Brussels, Mt. and Mrs. Robert Lunday of , Hamitlon spent the weekend at the same home. Mr. and Mrs. Alex McNabb of Oregon State are spending a couple of weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Nelson Reid. The community extends sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston and family in the passing of Joyce Colyer last week Mr. and Mrs, Russell Shines of Monkton visited on Sunday. with and Mrs. Nelson Reid. accompanied ,by organ music. The presentation of awards' were made by superintent Gary Jewitt. Diplomas for 1 year. Kerrie . Shepherd, Sara Lyons, Randy Shepherd, 'Brent Howatt, Billy Jim Scott, Kelly Bosnian, Larry Gross, Kevin Wright, Cheryl 'Finney, Stevim t Finney., 2nd year seals Lloyann Adams, Jeff Vincent, 'Michael Vincent, Robbie Adams, Andy Riley; Paul Jewitt, Denise Nutley. Denise Gross. Susan Jewitt,, 3rd year, Murray, Whyte, Jen- nifer Jewitt, Brent Radford, Vicki Lou Riley, Shannon Duizer. 4th year MielTiVet —11;4..ird, Lori Bromley, Lisa -Bosnian, Claude Cartwright, Cheryl Bromley, Karen .Wright. Suzanne Tamblyn, Kimberley Wright. 5th Year, Brian Whyte, Crystal Whyte. 6 year.,,, Seal, Bob Jameison, Robbie Radford, Brad 'Westerhout,- Darlene Hulley., -- Mr. 'and Mrs. Jack Armstrong attended the Banquet at Bornholm on Wednesday-June 21 st When - Perth County entertained Ex. Wardens of Huron •County. Mr. and Mrs. Ted, Fothergill, Heather and Kevin attended the .Marks reunion at home" of Roy Marks at Winterbourne Sunday June 18. • Harry Lear. was admitted to Clinton Public hospital on Sunday witH heart condition friends wish Aimwell unit him a •speedy 'recovery. Londesboro pupils entertain June . '22 a large number Or. Cal' 'n Mann. Laurel Duizer, Lisa Parents and friends attended the • Duizer, April Moore. line Daer. music,recital ef'24.pupils of Gail - Glenvee Merlinehey.• Lear performed at the United _ Duets were bY Elizabeth Church sponsored by Armwell Kaufman and Kim McGregor. Unit of U.C.W. Lisa and Barbara Bosnian. Kathy Piano solo were 'given by and Kevin Radford. Barbara Crystal Whyte. Kim McGregor, Carter and Gail Lear. Kim Cvaig Elizabeth Kaufman, Ruth Taylor. and Susan iameison. Laurel and Lisa Bosnian, Curtis . Moore. Lisa Diner, Julie Daet and Gail ,Kathy Radford. Kevin Radford, Lear. Mary ,lean Wilhelm and Marc Moore, Julie Howson. Sylvia Beard . Barbara Carter, Sylvia Beard, Guitar mid Organ duets by Janine Buffinga, Tra cy Danny and Gail Lear, Pupils McDonald. Andrea McGregor. absent were Shirley Livingstone Kim Craig. &Nan -,Janieison. with Measles and Lori Gavreluk. Deanna Lyon. 7th Yet4 Seal, Bradley Lyon, John Cartwright, David Whyte, Stephen Duizer, 8th Year Seal, Shelley Westerhout. 9th Year seal, John Lawson, Neil CartWright, Carol Cart- wright, Bill Jewitt, Scott Millar, ‘Kevin • Radfo ' rd, ,Lisa Duizer, (fiery! 1.,Yon,'4'llizabeth Lawson, Laurel Duizer, Dianna Shob- brook. 10th Year seal, Kathy Radford, Caineron Moon, Kevin Tamblyn v, Kevin Fothergill. 12th Year, Brenda Millar, Bob Pen.- found. • Rev. McDonald'fi sermon story was "Be thankful for all God gives us". Choir Antheni was "0 Canada" with Louise McGregor organist and Ruth Shaddick Choir leader. . The p,romotional service was held with each teacher welcoming the -new, pupils into their class. Kindergarten to primary. Lori Jewitt, Jennifer Jewitt, Stephen Mrs. Alba IVice4tU 887-6617 . Mrs. Bob G,ovier, Seaforth was the winner of the quilt when the ticket was draw by Jobn Steffler at the June meeting of the Walton Women's Institute on Wednesday eting at the community hall. rs. William FlUmphries opened with a reading, "Let's plant a co-operative garden for our Institute", following the - Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid celebrated their 45th Wedding Anniversary on Friday evening. It began with a family dinner at 6:30 p.m served by the Walton Unit of Party honours Reids Mr.