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week with Mr. anti !Ars Lyle vonnell cl lagh- -- ir'lf(iSsible."'IVIIS.- frOlger —folliiiI/ai 2PaSfPfeSidentAVIrs. 'Craig. Mrs. Lavern Godkin;
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presented him with an ete, Mrs. Keith Rock; 1st Vice- Mrs. Stewart Humphries.
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ketone. . President-Mrs. Ken MeDon- - Lunch was served by M.
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Alvin McDonald. Nits. Net. allaitteadt thChcureb. Allan Searle teaderAttin and that of Iii, unit met Wednesday at .the report and Mrs. H. Craig discussion no On wpm the
Business continued when did; 2nd Vice-president-Mrs. door and handed elpers in the excellent work home of Mrs. Harvey Craig reported for the. MilKel' oldt AM 1,ssiStinf OM Bill &
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out the church bulletins• ac mplished to the south
013.1 Mrs..RooSennett-,read.the
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'804,tfile OlYntOla 'Restaurant -- Ikaneft 'Directors- and'' Mr Lillian' of
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lt4e to b $3 00." $4,rs •:Ist I n AU:titters, ut 9 • • 9 59 4,id
year the silpshine
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revealed. with gifts. Alvin McDonald; Convenors
Dessert Euchre vvill be .50niikrig corrimitteesL
held Tuesday, April 2Iat 7:00, Resolutions-Mrs. Viola Kirk.
p.m. Admission 82.60. by;, Mrs. Stewart Hemp-
trier Annual will be held at turies;"Agric(flture and Cana,-
Bluevale, May 12. dian Industries-Mrs. Harvey
Dinner tickets at $4.75 Craig, Mrs. Harold Hudie;
are to be purchased before- Citizenship and World
hand. An executive meeting Affairs-Mrs. Harold Bolger.
will be held March 25 to Mrs. Allan McCall;'Family &
make plans for the 25th Consumer Affairs-Mrs.
anniversary of the Walton Gerald Watson. Mrs. Geo.
W.I. The slate of officers for McCall: Education & Cul-
area news
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MIR.S.-AUAlff MCCALL
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The Women's Institute
met in the Walton Commun.-
Hall, Wednesday eve-
fling. Mrs. Jim Axtmann
read minutes and roll call
was answered with "Have
You Made your will?"
The convenors MO- WOO
000,i) and Mr's.flaro
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:f8eki-,„ Ott. Citizenship and,
%rid Mfairs took over the
mon 1'nqa..6019,11:112*-
' onto,* axo9.4. P . •
11i*gclest VOW; Ralph
SthithilawYoi with 'WPM'
ueli.-Steviatt and Devereaux,
Seaforth read ; story ,entitled
"I ton Joe's Will", Questions'
were aSked regarding. wills.
Answers in a lot of cases
depended on the situation of
husband, wife and family.
Children haye to be 18 years
and over before claiming
anything by Ian,. When 'mat-
big the ,will after death one
executor can get the will if
the other eXecutors sign. It
saves taxes to give every-
14
with .11 present. ,
t with Mrs. raern#fail
10.#0,404,44 e494"1064,,,i,14)
WaN read. Mrs. .00rge.
11011VI'v•r,"0.1;h9 minutes of:
101et/01**totOog, 446
&thank ybb earttirom janke4
ouSton) earn4clian for bpr
recent shower Rift Mrs. ‘;
Correspondent.
MRS. BERT
SHOBBR.00K
Greeting on Sunday, were
Jim Jamieson and • "Lorne
Flunking: ushers were John
Cartwright, Larry Gross...
Scoittts. Overboe and Gary
Wilts.
Rev. Scott welcomed "all
and gave 'announcements.
Stewardship week 100 Hunt-
ley Street will be on CKNX
Monday 23 to Friday 27.8:30
to 10a.m. and-Sat 28th 7:00
a.ni.. to •I2 noon.
The childrens' story was„
about the Ma'rch' break holi-
day and how God is always
tvorking and never takes 'a
holiday or goes on strike.
Junior teacherS were ' Ann
Adams and Marguerite.
Gross. The sermon was your
money and You life, steward.
• ship of material' things.
Our expenies are ..nut-
stepping our receipts, Rev.
Scott also mentioned tithes.
Choir anthem was ''Rock
of Ages". •
AIMWELL UNIT
The March meeting of the
Aithweli• thilfitak held at che
-church March 16th. President
Helen Lee opened' the ,o
meeting with a
"thought for the day." Gail
Lear played piano for the
hymns. Helen read the poem
"Neighbours."
Minutes were read, Roll
call was answered by 17
members. Treasurers report
was given by Pearl Mason.
Offe-ii-ng and birthday ,pen-
• nies were collected.
President • Marion Snell
welcomed guests Lori Liver-
more an-d Lisa Bosman. tort •
spoke on the making of
MacDonald's and Lisa ,on
Helen Kellar. They alsO sang
songs-op the Leprechaun and
'Four Stong• Winds. Barbara
Bosnian accompanied on the
piano.
Marion Snell thanked
them. Their talents are
greatly appreciated. Helen
gave a reading and thanked
Brenda Radford for her rep-
resentation of the Aimwell
Unite at World pity of Prayer
service.
The meeting conrinn ed
with much unfinished- ,
ness„ Audrey Thompson
moved we send shut-ins' a
card now and visit them in
November, •
Another quilt is in at the
home of Helen Lee. Anyone
wishing to help is welcome to
come. Joan Whyte Moved to
hold th6 ham supper May 13
and to serve turkey as well as
ham. Lunch was served by .
Gail Lear and June Father-
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'SCHUFFLE-BOARD
Winners on Wednesday
night were ladies high Helen
Lawson; high man Cliff.
Adams; low lady""`” Uretta
Eloggan; low man Bert Shob-
btook; play of winnersCelia
Adams 'and Les. Reid..
Schuffle board' 'again this
week on Wednesday.'
• • SUNDAY SCHOOL
CROKINOLE AND DANCE
There were 23 ,tables in
,play on Friday night at the
Sunday School crokinole„ and
dance.
, Whiners wets ladiesiLgh
'Suzanne Tamblyn; lOw Sam-
antha Nesbitt men's high
Neil CartWright; loW Paul
Jewitt; most 20's Cheryl
Bromley; lucky draw Barbara
Jewitt. Dancing was enjoyed
with music supplied by Ken
Scott. liM • McCall. Diane'
Stevenson. Barbara Bosman.
Bob-Jamieson, John Lawson
and Rev. Scott-. Lunch was
served.
PERSONALS
Mr. Norman Wright was
16 - PP* with in June. Aa .
LLC.W„ will be held
admitted to Public Hospital
Clinton on Tuesday. March
17th.
Nit Patron Bert Shob-
brook, Hattie Wood and
Mildred McNall Were .pre-
rented with 25 year pins at
the 28th birthday party of
Regll chapter O.E.S. Blyth-;
by Past Matron' Ruth Shad-
dick March 17th,
Friends of Lloyd Ripe of
Seaforth will• be sorry to learn
he was adMitted to Stratford
hospital on March 19th with a
heart attack.
Wu* fund. E
Mrs. C. W4tich aSt afte.4
titi00.0444
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Duff's'' uito
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• bolo with #rtigte4.
5e,atirth; 4045,
to entertain for the birthdays Treasurer-Mrs. Bill Hump- , by and Mrs, Harold Bolger, Ushers were Kell Wilbee, west ntrance of the church Business part was held Tbankcifferipg ill 14, .7 WWI elleelltiYe Meel#tg -
, • -tek$14 ',Iltcppvq.., "A, -ORY, er 0- tb,e „ " t' -01wctf,' ,A.' - 1 E, lie Itni
the Walton W.I. were asked Crraeme Craig; Seeretark son Marks, Mrs. Viola Kirk-
Wod•Posd. fvfarT 25- Red ill District : ,_ rectOr44rs- \ Mr, auct • Mrs. Alto likkwg1), RY' higleu 'Ik; ,ri
:Chievegtent Daymn • lot 1 at MO. 'Viola ''K rittiyi, Public , 44: fyi:**,-hojigaTi n Florida.
at flrussels.Nursing Homeon hriesz AssistantiMrs. Nelson PERSONAM
CiPw°} • .40410 A- 14.0.10 11101 Searle 'artiVed borne ',.1biirs7 oN the ser- ^ Wlitt;t4hile" lettet from Nooboo tajt tiO '6044
434,p,or. was", decided tO Reiatio07,Mrs. Jim &at.' Mrs-.. ErItVr$00,2 Mitchell 'tags' •.5 •
wit 'WillianiaQrk led to
k*NeoS
holi.idoy,Icids boor
The final W.I. card party
will be held on Friday March
25th at -8:30 p.m. in the hall.
Everyone welcome.
Please keep in mind -the
ehtlich ham and turkey suppr
May .13th. 'Watch for further
announcemetitt.
A number of relations and
friendS from "here were
guests on Saturday March
21sta.115 p.m. at the wedding
of Lloy, Shaddick te, Dirk
„ Garlicks . of Kitchener --at-
Keifer Memorial -Chattel.-
Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Theimpl,
son spent the weekend in
Moorefield with her parents
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hamilton
Her father returned home
from hospital on Thursday.
‘"Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Jackson. Brian, Ken. and
Sandra of Ridgetown spent
the weekend with her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Allen. Ken playeckhockey in
Harriston on Tuesday.
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