HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-11-05, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1986.
(C\W alton\ ’ l\ ’ I Mrs. Betty McCall
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Wl euchre club
starts big
The Walton Women’s Institute
started its winter euchres on
Thursday evening with 34 people
in attendance.
After the many different casser
oles were enjoyed along with a
lettuce salad and tea biscuits and a
cup a tea, euchre was held
upstairs.
There were eight tables of
euchre in play. Prize winners were:
high lady, Rachel Riehl, of Sea
forth; low, Annie Reid; high man,
Bill McLennan, Ethel; low, Viola
Kirkby (playing as a man).
There were three with the same
number of lone hands: Mary
Humphries, Doreen Hackwell and
Jim Smith, all received a decorated
pumpkin donated by Ruth Axt-
mann.
Most zeros on card was won by
"God forgave " is
Duff's sermon
Sarah Stephenson in a cut with
Anne Smith, both of Brussels.
The next euchre is planned for
November 27. There will be no
euchre in December. A euchre will
be held each month in the New
Year till May. Everyone is welcome
at 8 p.m.
People
around Walton
Recent weekend guests with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Huetherwere Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Beane of Barrie.
John Huether of Guelph was home
with his parents this past week.
Mrs. Nelson Reid attended the
wedding of Kim Marhan and Brian
Mathews in Sarnia on Saturday,
returning home on Sunday.
Sunday morning greeters at
Duff’s United were Ron and Betty
McCallum. Ushers for November
are Allan Searle, Ian Wilbee and
Laverne McClure. Organist was
Margery Huether.
God Forgave’ ’ was the sermon
given by Irvin Schneider who lead
the worship service. Rev. Bonnie
ranbroofe l
Mrs. Mac Engel 887-6645 I
Foresters family dance
next weekend
Lamble preached anniversary ser
vice at Union, Ontario.
The U.C.W. executive meeting
is set for Thursday, November 6 at
1 p.m. at the home of Marilyn
McDonald. The Turkey supper is
Wednesday, November 5 at the
church.
Steven Webb, Rockton will be in
charge of the regular morning
service in Knox Presbyterian
Church next Sunday.
Quite a number from Cranbrook
attended the Anniversary Services
in Monkton Presbyterian Church
on October 26 and the fowl supper
on October 28.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Burdett and
baby Brent Gordon, Waterloo,
visited Mrs. Mac Engel on Sunday,
Oct. 26.
Mrs. Clare Veitch and Mrs.
Donald Perrie attended the Guelph
Area Con vention ofthe W.I. heldat
Maryhill recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Steele,
Stratford visited Mr. andMrs.
Leslie Knight.
Members of the Cranbrook
W.M.S. attending the Fall Rally
ofStratford-Huron Presbyterial in
Avonton on Oct. 29 were Mrs.
Clare Veitch, Mrs. Stuart Steven
son, Mrs. Leslie Knight and Mrs.
Donald Perrie.
Jim Hart was moved from
London’s Victoria Hospital to the
Listowel Memorial Hospital on
October 29.
Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson
visited with members of their
Dateline
family in Toronto on the weekend.
The Foresters are sponsoring a
family dance in the Community
Centre on Friday evening, Nov. 7at
9 p.m. with music by Tiffin’s
Orchestra.
The Walton Pee Wee Boys Ball
team that won the Tri County
Championship recently were en
tertained on Sunday afternoon by
their coaches Bruce and Pam Clark
and assistant coach George Love.
The afternoon started off with
bowling at Seaforth then returning
to the home of Ken McIlwain where
they were treated to a pizza supper.
The ball team players for the
season were Steve Fritz, Ron
Stevenson, MannyTaylor, Paul
McIlwain, Tim Nolan, Brad Taylor,
Brian Love, Pat Knight, Brent
Evans, Brian Williamson and Jim
Shortreed.
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