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I Meet Your Liberal Candidate
JOHN LYNDON
• MONDAY, JUNE 17th, 19.74-
' WINGHAM LEGION
8 -:)0 Refreshments..
Sponsored by the Huron dlesex.
Liberal Association
News of Walton.
4-H. wits entertain UCW
The United Church Women of
NITS Church Walton met for
their general meeting on
Wednesday evening June 5th in
the church basement.
The devotional period was led
by Mrs, George McColl of the 8th
and 16th Unit. Hymn 582 'All
things bright and beautiful' was
sung with Mrs. Martin Baan as
pianist, The scripture lesson was
read by Mrs. Ken McDonald.
Hymn 589, 'This is my Father's
world' was sung, followed by
prayer.
The 4-H girls and leaders. were
guests and put on their skits and
had their exhibits on display that
they did at Achievement Day just
recently. There ate 4 clubs.
Walton I had an exhibit. 'Groom-
Guide for Hands and Nails'
ith their commentator, Anne
\-'atson. Walton 11 was a skit,
'what makes a girl attractive
• ith all girls taking part. Walton
III was an exhibit, 'Which hair
style suits you' with Peggy
Dennis as commentator. Walton
FUNERAL
FREDERICK WILLIAM DUNK
The community was shocked to
hear of the sudden passing of
Frederick William Dunk on
Thursday afternoon, May 30,
1()74 at his home in the village.
le was in his 73rd year.
He was horn in England. son of
•he late Frederick George Dunk
mid Edith Blanch Ward and came
Canada at the ilg(2 Of 2 years.
Ile had lived in Chatham,
ondon, Montreal. and Toronto
hcfore retiring to Walton 5 years
ago.
Mr. Dunk was on the session of
the Board of Dul'l's United
Church of which he was an active
member. He also was an
int erested member of the
Brussels Horticultural Society. ,
Surviving arc his wire Phyllis;
one daughter, (Beverly) Mrs.
'rerrance Ford of Sheffield: three
sons, Frederick Richard of Frank-
orcl; David A. of Continue Phillip
.1% Toronto; and thirteen grand
hildren. He was predeceased by
tour sisters.
After resting at the Earle
Funeral Home in Toronto
ill Monday June 3, 1974, the
service was held at 2 p.m, with
Rev: D. Docker] officiating.
titerrnent was' in Glendale
'demorial Gardens in Toronto.
Pallbearers were Frederick R.
tank, David A. Dunk, Phillip
tank, Lorne Codner, Jim- Allan
cl Terry Ford.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Bob and Peggy Dann and
family of Cambridge Galt spent
and Sunday with. Mr.
Ran n
John Hoover of London spent
the weekend at home o. ith his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Hoover, Miss Linda Wilson of
London was also a visitor
For Sale
Storey brick home
in Ethel.
Bath, Cupboards, Oil.
Furnace.
On a well shaded lot.
Jim Cardiff
REAL ESTATE
BROKER
Office: 887-6100
or Res.: 887-6164
IV was a demonstration with all
girls taking ..part, These girls were
thanked for coming as it W45.
unable to have them at the,
institute meeting this month,
A film, 'Footnote to Genesis,
was- show, It was about the
Trumpeter swan and outdoor life
in B,C.
Mrs, Campbell Wey conducted,
the business, opening with
prayer. The offering was received
by Mrs. K McDonald and
dedicated by Mrs. Wey. Minutes
were read by the recording
secretary, Mrs. Herb Traviss.
The flowers for the month of June
arc to be put in the church for
Senday Services by the 8th and
16th Unit. McKillop Unit are
responsible for flowers on the
first Sunday in July and the
month of August. The church will
be closed when the ministerls 011
holidays in JelY. Thank- you notes
were received from Mrs. Mervin
Smith and Mrs. W..1, Looming.
The treasurer's report was given.
The Boundary and 17th Unit to
wash up after communion on the .
first Sunday in July. It was agreed
to send a delegate to Alma
College August 11-14, if someone
was able to go. The Regional
meeting was announced for
October 8th in Egmondville
United Church. The treasurer is
to purchase a dehumidifier for the
church basement. There will be
no meeting in July with
an executive meeting in August.
Mrs. Wey closed the meeting
with prayer.
McCall Reunion
The annual McCall Reunion
was held on Sunday at the
Seaforth Lion's Park., Over fifty
people enjoyed the get-together
with a smorgasbord and' a ball
game.. It will be held the same
place next year on the. second
Sunday in June with Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Stephenson in charge.
of table arrangements.
Relatives were present from
Myth, Brussels, Carleton Place,
Ethel. List owe', Londeshoro,
Pusliech, Wingham, Monkton
and the Walton area.
Mission Band
There-were 36 members of the
Mission Band present for their
Fun Day sunday morning. The
opening exercises were held in
the basement of the church. The
mite boxes were collected.
Games were played outside
under the leadership Of Mrs•
Merton .Hackwell, Mrs:. Ross
Bennett, Mrs, Mac Sholdiee. and
Mrs, Ray Reuther,
They returned to. the chureh for
their treat of ice cream and
cookies. The nursery children also
joined in_ with the Mission Band.
on this occasion.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. W..1, Looming.
were guests on Saturday evening
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Watson, Bayfield, it
being the occasion of Bill and
Ethers 25th wedding anniversary
on June 4th,
Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Lund of
Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs.
George McCall on Saturday. The
ladies are sisters.
Several ladies from the Walton
W,1. attended the Birth Institute
.n Thursday night in the hall
\\ heti° Mrs. Chas. fathers from
Bluevalc was special guest and
spoke en Resolutions.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGillvary
id' Dorchester were Sunday
isitors with Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Clark 'and son Jim.
Those attending the annual
Blossom Tea at Huronvicw last
Wednesday were Mrs. Nelson
Reid. Mrs. John Gordon. Mrs.
Ernie Stevens and Mrs. Allan
McCall, The Walton Institute
contributed lunch for the tea.
There was also a bake table and
bazaar.
Mrs. Maud Lecming spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W.J.
Leming .and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Dave Brady of Sudbury also
visited at the same home on the
weekend.
Mrs. Mac Sholdice entertained•
relatives of" Eleanor Keys, her
• sister, at a shower a week ago
Sunday, who was married at, the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. James Keys, Scaforth, last
Saturday..
Plans have been made for the
June meeting of the W.I. by. the
Agriculture and Canadian
Industries convenors, Mrs. E.
Mitchell and Mrs. Harold Bolger.
Members meet at the hall. June
191h, to leave for Listowel to tour
a number of plants. In the
afternoon, the group will tour the
Children's Regional Development
Centre at Palmerston.
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