The Citizen, 1985-11-20, Page 14PAGE 14. THE CHIZAN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1985.
WALTON NEWS
Mrs. Betty McCall
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U.C.W. discusses world peace
Visiting recently with Campbell
and Edith Wey were Larry and
Dena Kale, Carla and Cameron of
Edmonton, Alberta; Debbie Wey
of Saint John, New Brunswick;
Doug Wey and Heidi of Guelph.
Albin and Ruby Bergstrom of
Bashaw, Alberta are holidaying
with Doug and Marjorie Fraser.
George and Kim Kruse of
Ready to use mixes, prepared
cakes, pastries and biscuits can be
found in every neighbourhood
supermarket but "baking from
scratch" is still a skill everyone
should learn. Nothing can beat the
aroma, flavor or sense of accom-
plishment, when a freshly baked
product is taken out of the oven.
"Basic Baking" is the name of
the 4-H project that members have
been working on this fall. They've
acquired the basic skills of baking
Field trial
results
revealed
The Huron Soil and Crop
Improvement Association will be
holdings its annual production
meeting on Thursday, November
28.
One of the highlights of the
meeting is the corn, soybean, and
wheat variety yield trials report,
which the association collects and
reports on at this time of year.
Last year, farmers turned in over
90 variety trials for corn in Huron
and 51 hybrid trials in Perth
County. The large number of trials
reported means that growers are
able to select next year's corn
hybrids with confidence. This year
the association would like to
receive additional variety trials in
soybeans and wheat.
Please submit your variety trial
results to your sales representative
or the Ontario Ministry of Agricul-
ture and Food office in Clinton. All
reports must be received by
November 20 for the annual report.
Bayfield visited last Tuesday with
the latter's mother, Mary Humph-
ries.
Nellie King of .Gorrie and
Isabelle Shortreed, Walton attend-
ed the Naptune Theatre Produc-
tion of the Don Messer Jubilee at
the Blyth Theatre on Sunday
afternoon, later were supper
guests of Ken and Judy Shortreed
and family.
cakes, pies and tea biscuits as well
as judging them.
They are having their achieve-
ment programs where they will be
doing quizzes, judging and getting
to know other 4-Hers really well.
The public is welcome to attend
and join in as well. All programs
begin at 7:00 p.m. and will
certainly follow the 4-H motto
"Learn to Do by Doing".
Locations are: Tuesday, Novem-
ber 19, Brookside Public School;
Tuesday, November 26, Central
Huron Secondary School, Clinton
and Wednesday, November 27,
Brussels Community Centre.
Awards Night
Friday
for 4-Hers
The 38th Annual Huron County
4-H Agricultural Clubs Awards
Nightwill be held on November 22,
1985 at 8:00 p.m. at the Central
Huron Secondary School in Clin-
ton. Any interested members of
the community are welcome to
attend this evening program which
recognizes the accomplishments of
these young people.
Edith Wey welcomed everyone
to the Walton I unit meeting,
Wednesday evening November
13, opening with prayer.
The worship service theme was
the Bond of Peace. The hymn,
"Glorious things of Thee are
spoken" from the hymnary was
read responsively followed by
prayer. Doreen Hackwell read the
scripture. The offering was receiv-
ed and dedicated. "0 God of Love,
O King Of Peace" and a prayer
closed this part of the meeting. _
Margery Huether had as guest
speaker Gordon Hill of Varna, who
is interested in World Peace.
Business was chaired by Viola
Kirkby opening with a poem,
"Forget it". Audrey Hackwell
read minutes and thank you card.
There were 22 members and two
guests present. In the copper
contest Leona McDonald's side
won over Mary Humphries'. They
later decided to have a pot luck
supper for the Christmas meeting
on December 11 with a two dollar
gift exchange.
An invitation was read from
Brussels Presbyterian Church to a
special meeting on November 24 at
8 p.m. Doreen Hackwell gave the
treasurer's report.
Members were reminded of an
Your home
got the
blues?
A Home Decor Planning Work-
shop will help chase the blues away
and brighten up your home.
Sponsored by the Ontario Ministry
of Agriculture and Food, the one
day workshop will be held 9:30
a.m. - 4:00 p.m., Wednesday,
December 4, 1985 and Thursday,
December 5, 1985 at the Huron-
view Auditorium in Clinton.
Topics include stencilling, fin-
ancial planning, sewing window
treatments, such as roman and
balloon shades and candlewicking.
Offered as a leadership workshop,
community groups are invited to
send two members.
To register, or for more informa-
tion, contact the Agriculture and
Food office at 482.3428 or if long
distance 1-800-265-5171.
invitation to the Catholic Women's
League bazaar in Brussels on
November 30. U.C.W. Recogni-
tion Day will be observed at Duff's
church Sunday, November 24,
Church calendars are available at
$2 each.
The nominating committee to
bring in the new slate of officers is:
Marie Coutts, Maxine Marks,.
Marie McGavin and Dorothy Mc
Nichol.
The meeting closed with the
benediction. A social half hour was
enjoyed during lunch served by
Elva Wilbee, Marjorie Fraser,
Mary Humphries and Viola Kirk-
by.
4-H clubs hold achievement night
NEIL BEUERMANN
CONSTRUCTION
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