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TULT,RSDAY, JULY 7th, 048
WALTON
Walton
Mrs. George McCall gild Mrs.
ttareld Bolter were convenors for
meeting on Health held in the
COMMUllitY 444
President; MPS. Roy Wil-
littinSen opened the meeting,
Mrs. Harold Bolger gave the
motto "Health is Wealth, Let uu
one be a spendthrift". Mrs.
Bolger concluded with two ap-
propriate poems.
Mr. Prat* J. Fodemesi, loot-
specialist front i4ondon, who was
tire guest speaker, was intro-
duced by Mrs, G,e0i•ge McCall.
Mr, Irodemesi, in his talk on foot,
'Wear used slides of foot, structure
and explained the functions of
the various bones and muscles.
At the conclusion of his talk
the speaker answered questions
asked by the members about
their own foot problems.
Mr. Foderuesi was thanked
and presented with, a gift, 'by
Mrs. MCCall.
The 'president was in charge
of Hie business period.. The roll
call response Was "A Health Rule
that should l,e thuphasized, The
correspondence was read 'hy the
secretary, Mr$. Gerald Watson.
"Supper Club" will be the
project this fall for the girls of
the 4-11 Homemaking Club,
A centennial project was discus-
sed and ‘'Irs. Alvin McDonald and.
'Alps. Margaret Humphries were
the committee appointed.
Those desiring to order a
Flowering Crab Tree may do so
through the W. I.
CoMmittee conveners were
advised to contact the press
secretary before each meeting.
Mt. William Humphries, Mrs.
Roy Williamson, Mrs. George
Williamson and Mrs. Kenneth
McDonald compose the Fair
Board Qonginitee.
A report on the East Huron
District Annual held in Mon-
erieff- was given by M's. Kenneth
McDonald,
Each mem,ber is being asked to
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Lake at least two covered pies,
boxes supplied, and pickles to the
Plowing Match.
Each day two members will be
on cashier duty. Each district will
provide fifteen workers each
day. .Bach Institute will supply
their 9W4 towels,
The July meeting will be a
a visit to the museum in Goderich
with a picnic lunch in the park.
Mrs. George Pollard, Mrs.
George McCall, Mrs. Kenneth
McDonald Mrs Harold Bolger
and Mrs, Clarence Martin served
lunch.
Personals
Mr. Malcolm Fraser. who Was
a patient in *!eafortir goppital
is home again,
Recent guests with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Gordon McGavin were Kr,
and Mrs, William Dinsmore and
:Bruce, 'Brampton and MT, and
Mrs, John McGavin and family
of Owen Sound,
Mrs, lalgin Porter of Win-
nipeg, 1111anitoba, visited recently
with Mr. and Mrs; Lloyd Porter.
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Fertilizer ~.imited
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CONIPETETIVE PRICES
QUANTITY 'DISCOUNTS
Phone 482-9133
R.R. • 4, CLINTON
Highway 8, half 'way between Clinton and
Seaforth
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Miss Dorothy. Bolton of Ro- with her aunt,
ehester, N. Y., has been ,a visitor Humphries.
MTS. Margaret.
YOUR FAMILY WOULD SUFFER
IF YOUR HOME BURNED DOWN
They'd suffer . ; . loss of clothes, belongings and shelter 'at
least. And they could suffer burns or other painful injuries.
There might be loss of life—sleeping children are often over-
come by smoke.
A fire in your home could have disastrous effects. Yet home
fires are far from uncommon . . . an average of 25 every day
in Ontario last year. You can protect your family and property
by acting to eliminate four common causes of home fires .
• Keep matches away from children
• Don't overload electrical circuit
• Be careful In using and storing inflammable meterlele
• Don't smoke when you're lying down—in bed Of on a
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HOME LiIFE AUTO
SUMMER SOUND ;OF SPORTS
SCI"BA geci' is just on of litany
athletic, costUrnea Worn by Al
Idanicl diiring tile summer in his
role as host of CBCt 1'i:tail's, Sat-
urday allot-110On potpourri of
spOrtS, Tito Samolor Sound
Sports. The series offers live
coverage of many important
sporting events - - - from judo to
liou.4 racing, and skeet shooting.
to boxing; plus a roundup of the
latest series and esults, and re-
gular sports watures front North
America arid abroad.