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OPP Investigates Accidents
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
The United Church Women of
Duff's United Church met
Wednesday evening in the church
basement with 22 ladies present.
Mrs. Neil McGavin presided
for theMcKillop Unit with the
theme for the devotional period,
"Taking Time". The first verse of
the hymn, "I need Thee every
hour" was read in, unison,
followed by prayer . by Mrs.
Campbell Wey. "Take Time to be
Holy" was sung accompanied by
Mrs, M artin Baan at the plane.
Mrs, Wey read the scripture
lesson from Ecclesiastes: Chapter
3, verses 1 - 11 and 17. Mrs.
McGavin gave the meditation on
Take Time. At this particular
time, she inquired h ow can we
take time for all these things we
are involved in, and for all that
has been planned. "We should
have patience to wait for the time
for all things", she said. Tiine is
to trust in God". Mrs. Wey read a
poem, "When I have time".
The offering was received by
the treasurer, Mrs. Ken
McDonald and dedicated by Mrs.
N. McGavin.
Mrs. Don McDonald 4th Vice-
President conducted the
.UCYV topic is
business,. Minutes were read by
recording secretary, Mrs. Herb
Traviss.
The Regional meeting is to be
held in Clinton at Wesley Willis
United Church on' October 7th
beginning with a dinner at 6:30
p.m.
Correspondence secretary,
Mrs. Allan McCall read thank you
cards from Marilyn Smith and
Eileen Burch,
It was agreed to subscribe to
the Observer on the every family
plan, this being a years
subscription from the U.C.W.
The Duff's Church Anniversary
will be held on Sunday.,
September 21. Rev. Edward
Baker will take the morning
service, while Rev. Wes. Ball,
Gorrie, will be guest speaker.
The Annual Fowl Supper is set
for• the first Wedliesday in N
ovember and the meeting
discussed the menu and prices.
A bale will be packed this fall,
and cleaned articles, of clothing
are to be left in the church
basement prior to October 15.
Mrs. C. Wey and Mrs. N.
McGavin reported on the sessions
of Alma College' they had
attended in August.
Mrs. Nelson Reid reported she
had ordered the church calendars
for the ,coming year.
The U.C.W. executive meeting
will meet September 29th.
Mrs, D. McDonald closed the
meeting with prayer.
Church News
Rev. Ed, Baker chose as his
sermon, "Do not be anxious" at
the morning service at Duff's
United Church, Walton. His
children's story was "Building a
good foundation". The offering
was received by Laverne Godkin,
Ross Mitchell and Harvey
McClure..
The choir anthem was "What a
friend we have in Jesus"
accompanied by the organist,
Mrs.Ian Wilbee.
The flowers are put in the
church for the month of
September by members of the
Walton. Unit.
Personals
With September area children
are back to classes. AT the
Walton Public School there is an
enrollment of 104. The teachers
are Mrs.A. Berscht who teaches
Kindergarten; Mrs. Roy Alcock;
Grade 1; Mrs. Don Pletsch, Grade
2;, and Mrs. A. Toll, Grade 3.
The new caretakers at the
Walton School are Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Bennett.
Miss Joan Bennett, daughter of
"take time"
Recent investigations were
carried out by OPP Officers at
Wingham Detachment include:
Six investigations and six
persons charged under the Liquor
Control Act.
Twelve charges laid with eight
warnings issued under the
Highway Traffic Act.
Twenty-eight other
investigations with three charges
laid under the Criminal Code.
On Wednesday, August 27,
Michael . Bross of R.R.1,
Mildmay and Fred Coulter of
Gorrie were involved in a collision
on Huron County Road 28 at John
Street in Gorrie. There were no
injuries. Total damages were
estimated at $500.00.
John Galbraith of
R.R.4, Listowel and Grant C.
McLean of R.R.3, Walkerton
were involved in a collision on
County Road 16, west of the east
junction of County Road 19, Grey
Township. Both men received
injuries as well as a passenger in
the Galbraith vehicle, William T.
Galbraith of R.R.4, Listowel.
Damages to both vehicles were
estimated at $4500.00.
On Saturday, August 30,
Charles D. Scott of Wingham
received injuries as a result of a
single car accident on Highway
81, east of the junction of
Highway 86, Ttirnberry
Tawnship, when the vehicle he
was driving went off the roadway
through the north ditch, through
a wooden fence, then through a
field and landed on its roof.
Damages , were estimated at
$1500.00.
Lloyd E. Josling of R.R.1,
Londesboro and John E. Glousher
of Blyth were involved in a
collision on Morris Street, north
of Wellington Street in Blyth. No
one was injured. Damages were
estimated .at $600.00.
On Sunday, August 31, Bruce
W. Brown of Blyth and David. L.
Glanville of R.R.1, Exeter were
involved in a collision on County
Road 12, north of Hawkes St., in
Brussels. Mr. Glanville was
injured when the vehicle he was
driving struck a hydro pole.
Damages to both vehicles and
hydro pole were estimated at
$4650.00.
Alfred D. Podhorny of R.R.1,
Belmore was involved in a single
car accident on Concession 12,
west of Huron County Road 12,
Turnberry Township. No one was
injured. Damages were estimated
'at $800.00.
Dennis P. Solomon of
Kitchener was involved, in a
two,-car accident on Highway 86,
west of ,the junction of Bluevalc
Road, MorrisTownship. Driver of
the second vehicle unknown.
there were no injuries. Damages
were estimated at $200.00.
Wellesley Hall for Pr. Clayton
and Mrs. Sellers.
Recent visitors with Mrs.
Walter Broadfoot were: Mr. and
Mrs ' William Haroldpenny of
Lakeport, California; Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Love of Lansing,
Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Russell Of Toronto; Mrs. Florence
Russell of Mitchell and Miss
Amy Love of Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. NOrman
Thompson of Listowel visited
Saturday with Mrs. Walter
Broadfoot. Mr. and Mrs. David
Alliston, London and Mr. Ivy
Dunk.' . Henderson, Seaforth visited
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bennett Sunday at the same home.
and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss Mission Band members are
attended the 25th Wedding reminded that their meetings will
Anniversary party in the resume on Sunday.
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RESERVE
OCTOBER 16
GRAN6°R6HPENING
OF THE
New Beigrave Co-Op Store
LAND STORAGE
MAKES SENSE...
Here's why
you should
plow down
phosphate
and potash
now.
— take advantage of a'guaranteed
price differential,
— crops get the extra plant food
required for healthy growth.
— fields are dry.
— you have more time in the fall.
Mr, and Mrs. Ronald Bennett has
tleft for Windsor- where she is
attending the St. Clair College.
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Galbraith
of Sutton spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Torrence Dundas,
Congratulations to the Walton
squirts' who were winners of the
trophy at the tournament in
Walton on Saturday. The
organizers were very pleased it
was such a successful day and the
weather man co-operated.
Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Dunk,
Wendy and Russell of Frankford
spent a few days with Mrs. Phyllis
— product is more readily available
now,
— application equipment is available
when you want it.
- price could go up by spring.
READ and USE POST CLASSIFIED
DIAL DIRECT
Remember what last spring was like?
Plow down fertilizero nowt
We like to knovi, Our customers
by name' _
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