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WALTON
8th And 16th Unit Of
Duffs UCW, Walton
1.‘masiguorr-wstraler-‘,,VIlEer
AN VUAL
Bouquet
Invitation
Line
lire being held the: last two
weeks in I.innary. The (Laos and
places are as follows:
\\Ingham • - St. And row's
pres1);"-terian Church., January
22. 1969,
;Nnes Street United
•Cihurch, ,lanuary 211. 24, 1969,
Clinton .. Ontario Street
United. Church. .lautiary 98, 29„
',!1), il, .1.111.:Th
The training schools will hr
conducted by the .Connty !Tonto
n...en:nnf.-4 under the Departmettit
'''.;•-gricaltitro and Food,
Susan heard
lome 1.,.)couomist
for ITurou ('amity,
The Junnary meeting was held
(It the hom( of Mrs. I )ougtas
Praser till. W'minestlay afto1'11.00n,
Jahot:ry 8th,
liareld Holger opened the
Meeting With Call to Worship,
ilYtan 171. Verses 1, 2, -1, "Stand-
ing at the Portal" was sung wit])
Mrs. NVilbur 'Turnbull as pianist.
Mrs. lolger read the tittripIxtro
from Alatthow to 2S, follow-
ed by prayer. An article "The
Way ci: God with Man ,• was road
by Holger.
'1'40 topic -on Purlough
Arricnn Mission" "A. Mission-
in Mexico Speaks of Kindness“
was taken by Mrs. Jim McDonald.
'gym n. .59 '‘'T is Win t er Now" was
:•;ing followed by prayer.
Mrs. Deligins Fraser took ovi
the business.part of the meeting.
Minutes of the' last meeting were
read by the secretary,. Roll. ('all
was answered with membership
fees, There were nine MeMbe:rs
present. The regular collection'
\\-as re(Pi VOCI. The annual cli.urch
meeting I() he held tanuary.23.00[
The 8th to take tarts and the 16th,
sandwiches. Material was brought
ill and plans were discussed -On
work for the year.
Lunch. was heaved lay the,
!,stess,
(intended for last week)
tind Mrs, Robert Lillycron
tied Tracey of London, spent sonic'
time with her parents 'Mr, and
Mrs, llarold Holger.
visik.s Ah.„((O tt,Mrs
nlifford Ritchie during the holiday
Sensffil were. Miss Hazel Miller,
formerly of :India, .:\liss 41aine
Raythond and 'Miss Ruth Ritchie
nil of NVestminister IL-Tospital,
T.,fondent Clary 'Elston of Arva: Mr
and Mrs, 'Gordon Lydiatt and
futility of Barrie; Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Lydiatt and family, ',en-
dow Air, and Mrs. Sam 'Sweeney
01' VAltel, Brian Tr0viss ,who
interning nt Victoria lIospital.
1.ondon.: was home with his
parents, Mr, and 'Mrs. Herbert
Triivh-ls for the .holiday season,
Mr and Mrs, Herbert. lr.<7-ir:kby
and fainity, Woodstock were New
]'Oar visitors with Mr. and firs.
Pouglos 'Kirkby ;111C1 111'. Frank
ICI rkby.
Mrs, liilda Sellers, Serrforth was
r!: guest with 11 -1d Mrs; Herbert
Traviss on New rears.
Mr and Mrs„ William DinSmoro
Brompton were holiday visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. corcloti Mcij
Gavin,
Students who enjoyed the holi-
day vacation of home with their
l'ifirents were Haan. Ceuelph;
carol '10,911)0p. ...:;ti.utr()1•(1; Glenna
Frousion, \Vindsor: Sherrill Craig,
Bruce Clark. London; Larry
\Valters, erloo.
"THE GOOD DRIVER"
Offilnin Safely 1,,,agimI
'hiplash virtims provide. more
snits for compensation thatLany
other type of injiiry .001)1 from
aecidenLi. 1(.,,,nrattig to the
Canadian Arthritis and 11,hounth
lism. Society. Neck pain resullitm
front whiplash injury enu go on
.with00 1 remission
like the Chinese water torture.
Yost whiplash injuries are caused
by roar-end collisions. The retnedy
for this. wide-spread setuirge is
simple, according to the Ontario
2
Safety League. II is a 'remedy that
can he applied. without the slight-
est expense or inconvenience. All
that is needed is for each driver
to leave a littte extra space from
1,110 car
Converlible cars 1)ilS become
SCOrN) PNital.)ti 011SOlet0,
Mplarti• IVAS (11,01)pp-a all 00Th
vortihle models from its I11611
lineup, and other 'Manufacturers
are believed tulip oonsiderim
phazing Out their convortilde
lincsThe main :reason is the e\-
pectatton that auto, makers will
bet foroed to install roll bars. to
protect occupants in case the car
overturns.. Gowing necElitance of
air conditioning and growth in
sales of two-door hardtops are
other reasons given against re-
tention of convertibles,
HURON 4- H CLUB GIRLS
PLAN. NEW PROJECT FOR '19'61
With a new year just heginnitn.i,
the
141. glris' club program in
C.onuty is also beginning
a new prnject. This one is, a food.
and nutrition Lila) omitted.
.."..Nrent. in the Mono",
Through this 'onrse the girl,
will study beef and pork cookery;
with an emphasis uit the prep-
armlet? 01 econmiiy ..uts. Ideut;
fiealion of cuts will he taught iu
permit WISP selection of meat :to
family resources.
Local leaders' training schools
Good r ,.-edn't be expensive. Our beautiful Bouquet
(nv‘taita_r waves this with the most exquisite papers,
type face:' lr,ri workmanship you could g•sti ,;l1 fort It
features The n Engraving—rich raised lottering—elegont
as the Iciest craftsmanship yet costing so little ) '"icons
Gee 00!r.,l selection
no to 1. w1 cho die h vo
GEE OUR NEW OATALOGUIE
THE BRUSSEL
Canadians are the woi.:(.1's most avid telephone users - -and no
one knows 't 1-etter to. n Betty S1;.-47,'-o, moderator of Canada's
Only national 'open line' show. Cross-Coun.try Cherc-on, broad-
cast Sundays on the CRC radio hetwork. With her special guest
expert, Betty invites comments on the topic of the week, _To
participate, listeners tray .ball Montreal collect.
Saft‘ty Li igne's caniniereini
vehicle programme, ListN1 among
their drivers eligible for 0 Sill's
Drive award fur being occident -
free in I tiiti arc: Douglas Crockett,
Elwood crockeit, coorge Crockett.
Robert, crovkeit, Ronald. Crockett,
D;ivy, it ;;00111s, doesn't drive,
The winter season of Ixencher.
cuts toad surfaces gives extra ent-
ph i tsis t:le stupidity of tho
masses or drivers who 'tailgate"
the drivers ahead. Sometimes this'
eats a few seconds off the trip,
sometimes not. Often it results in
an accident that delays hundreds
0[ other road us(.‘rs, the Ontario
Safety League points our,. To para-
phrase Winston Churchill: "Never
is more risked, by so many, Lot'
so little."