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Tiill 1.)OST, tutees S, ONTARIO L.TRSDAY, MAN* 10.14 .1968.
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WALTON' •
eth_ And 16th Unit Of
Ottffts UCW, Walton
The Moy meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Jim McDonald,
Wednesday evening, May Sth,
Mrs. loritz opened the meet-
ing by reading an article on
"Mother's Day". l.lyinn ,1131, Happy
'the lime When God is There.
wos sung followed by .prziyer . by
'Mrs, Jim. Fritz who also read .the.
.scripturo from, Romans 5, 1
;The •topic,.'Wodern Naomi" front
the study hook. Japan Profiles,
vas taken by MI'S. Doug Fraser.
-1-Iymn 605, Toll Mc the Stories of
joSus, was sung followed by
prayer, •
Mrs. Jan Van Viiet was in charge of
the business port of the meeting.
The minutes of the last meeting
Were read by the secretorY. The
volt . call was answered with
bazaar items. Thcre were 'nine
members present..
Final plans were made for the
Bazaar and Bake Sale which is
to be held the evening or May
29th,' Mrs, A. 1 mowatt of Clinton
Will be the speaker,
The regular collection was re-
Cei ved.
INTERESTING GUEST TO
SPEAK AT' TB MEETING
An interesting 'visitor in Wing-
ham, this corning Wednesday,
May :42, INK sill be Mrs. 1`4)rina
Lytle, office Manager, Onta.rio
Tuber,culosis Association, Mrs.
Lytle will he guest speaker at the
annual meeting. of the Huron TB
Association which this year is
being held in lite Anglican Church
hall in Willghorn, commencing
at i1!80 Her subject Will he,.
"Our Role in Centennial plus One",
Mrs. Lytle received her secon-
dary education in .Cobourg. 1.01_
lowed by further schooling in
Toronto. She spent four years with
International Business Machines
lit Toronto and 111011 returned to
Cobourg where she MIS employed
with Smith-Junior of Canada Lim-
ited part-time seo-
retury to the Christnia.s Seal Com-
mittee of Northumberland an-i
Durham., taking. 1)1.1•I. Sit a com..
inanity mass surety and Utllf)1'
facets of local
to 1950 she 'was asked'-tri...7trij .•the
staff of the Ontario. TR: Associa,
then, having slack) • become office
Manager with . the additional re•
spoasibility for health education
activities since the departure of
Dr. Flails King. to the .'National
scene.
clety and . participates in all their
Airs. Lytle has hod a
keen interest in the Business
Alrs. Lytle 'is recording secre. and Profe'sSiorn Women's Club
tory to the Ontario Thoracic So. but now finds it impossible to he
MAYTIIVIE SMORGASBORD SUPPER
WEDNESDAY, MAY 29th
IN IVIELVILLE P RESi,3YTERIAN CHURCH
Sponsored By the Women's Guild
SUPPED SERVED FROM 5 — 7
ADULTS: $1.50 CHILDREN UNDER 12: 75c
Tickets Available From Members
active in this field, She is married
with Otto daughter why, graduates
from :Ryerson L'olytechnical Scho-
ol in Business Administration,
this year.
Grace MIS sung and lunch was
served by Mrs. Jim Smith and the
hostess.
`THANKS . .
To all those who have promptly
paid their subscription. It has been
very gratifying to have your
co-operation in bringing our mail-
ing list up-to-date, If you are still
in arrears attend to this matter
as soon as possible if you don't
want it removed from the mailing
list by the Postal Inspector.
SEAFORTH
UPHOLSTERY
Centre BUM
For all kinds of upholstering
Brussels Reprosiintittive:
SELVVYN BAKER
Phone 4 or 79 Brussels
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ElLaa FITZGEI RAL1.1. IN CON;-
CERT is the title of CBC radio's
,CBC ShoWcase, broadcast on Snit-
- ,day, May 19, The program Was re,
corded during a live performance
iii Vancouver and features many
of the songS made famotis by 1411a,
Fitzgerald = = "the singer's singer'.
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this It's the stouthearted little car from General Motors. Agile in
city traffic. Strong when the going gets rough. Handsome and more.
good looks that will turn heads. Here's a little car you can put through
the paces—quietly. There's a choice of two engines both avail dale
Small W1011. et;automatic transmissions.
with standard or optional
Epic has an appetite.. For mites, and miles of low.cost motoring.
And a capacity. For four big adults with head and shoulder room
to spare. Here's style, ruggedness and the pleasure of driving.
Here's the new Epic.
New
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BRUSSELS, ONT,, PHONE: 56