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12—THE BRUSSELS POST MARCH 8 19
Walton girls learn about babysitting
There will be a plant sale for
which members are asked to
bring an item.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills,
Scott and. David of Brantford
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Mills.
Mission Band members are
reminded of their meeting this
coming Sundayt.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Maier and
4-H elects
By Cathy MeGavin
The 1st meeting of Walton II
"Focus on Living" was held on
Feb. 20 at Lynda Axtmann's.
Officers elected as
follows; President - Laura Dennis,
Vice Pres. - Lynda Axtmann,
Treasurer - Dianne Godkin, Press
Reporter, Cathy McGavin. Them
will be a floating secretary.
Leader Mrs. Albert Hudie and
they'
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
887-6677
Walton 1 - 4-H Club met at the
home of Julie Blake on
Wednesday evening, March 1st
with 9 girls preSent. The roll call,
was'answered by "An important
rule • for baby sitters". Nanci
Bennett read the minutes. The
name chosen for the club is
"Leisure Lovers"
The girls had as their guest
speaker, Art McNaughton from
the Seaforth Ambulance service,
who explained about first aid care
and concluded the Meeting with
the 4-H motto, "Learn to do- by
doing".
World Day of Prayer
Community Spirit in Modern
Living was the theme for the
World Day of Prayer service held
in Duff's• United Church on Friday
afternoon.
Mrs. Campbell Wey presided
for the Call to. Worship. The order
of service of worship was followed
bOtlie prepared material by the
Women's Inter-Church Council of
Canada.
The pianist was Mrs. Laverne
Godkin for the hymns throughout
the service 4:Praise to the Lord";
"As children of one Father" and
"They'll' know we are Christians
by our love".
Readers taking part were Mrs.
Wey; Mrs. Don. McDonald ' and
Mrs. Allan McCall. Voices were
taken by Mrs. Norman Schade
and Mrs. N elson Reid. Scripture
readings were taken by Mrs. Ken
McDonald; Mrs. Nelson. Reid;
Mrs.' Graeme Craig and Mrs.
George Williamson.
The offering was received by
Mrs. Lawrence Ryan and Mrs. C.
McCutcheon and dedicated by
Mrs. Wey.
Mrs: Merton Hackwell, Mrs.
Walter Bewley and Mrs.. Lavern
Godkin acted as a panel giving
thoughts on the theme. The
question asked "Who'are those in
our • neighborhood who need
acceptance/into our Community".
We should reach out beyond our
community) we should be kept
community minded, you should
come out to social activities to get
to know those people moving in or
out. Keep inviting those to
meetings, be friendly.
Rev. Ed. ,13;,Vcer gave the
closing benediction.
W.I.Notes
The Citzenship and World
Affairs meeting of the Walton
Women's Institute will be held
Wednesday evening, March 15
with conveners, Mrs. Frank
Kirkby and Mrs. Emerson
Mitchell in charge of the
program.
Guests will be Mrs. Lavern.
Clark . Roll call Some
interesting incident you
remember in Walton :, History of
Walton to be given' as the motto.
11 tables- in play
at Walton euchre
The Tuesday night euchre was
held in the community centre with
11 tables in play.
• Prize winners were: High Lady
- Mrs. Ken McDonald, LowLady -
Mrs. Fern Patterson, Seaforth;
High Man - Harold Bolger; Low
Man - Ernie Stevens. Draws on
door prizes. Mrs. Ken McDonald;
Mrs. Ron Bennett and Mrs. Viola
Kirkby. Lucky cup Harold'Bolger.
Institute hostesses were Mrs,
Mac Sholdice, Mrs., Nelson Reid,
Mrs: Harvey Craig and Mrs. Ray
Huether,
Those in charge for the euchre'
on Tuesday, March 14th will be
Mrs. Bill Hultriphries; Mrs.
Kathy Achilles, Mrs. Bev: Sthith
and Mrs. Joanne plas,
There. will be- a Coilit Whist
Party crii Friday.
Paul of Thamesford spent the
weekend at the home of. her
parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Dave
Watson.
The Institute are sponsoring a
Court Whist Party this coming
Friday - afternoon in the
community hall. Both men and
women are invited.
Brian Marks had the
misfortune to have injury in a
snowmobile accident a week ago.
officers
assistant leader Mrs. Marie
McGavin explained what 4-H
really stands for.
The 2nd meeting was held at
the home of Liz Reinink.
A name
for the club was chosen as "The
Busy Bees": Members started
quilted samples, to be made into
a', pin •-cushion. 12 members
answered the roll call.
He spent last week in Seaforth
Hospital where a cast was
Correspondent
Mrs. Mac Engel •
887-6645
The World Day of Prayer
service was held on Friday at the
home of Mrs. Earl Dunn with
eighteen ladies attending. Mrs.
Clare Veitch acted as leader and
others reading were Mrs. Geo.
Smith, Mrs. Stuart McNair, Mrs.
Dunn, Mrs. John A Perrie and
Mrs. Gary Morrison.
A topic on "Community Spirit
in Modern Living and Prayer"
was given by Mrs. Mac Engel.
Hymns sung were "Come let us
sing of a wonderful love," "What
a friend we have in Jesus", "take
time to be holy" and "Christ for
the world we sing" with Mrs.
Leslie Knight as pianist.
Prayers given by Mrs. Calvin
Cameron and Mrs. Stanley
necessary for his back before
returning home.
Fischer, Mrs, Stuart Stevenson
presided for the business. Mrs.
John Vanass read the minutes
and Mrs. Veitch gave the
treasurer's report. There will be
an executive meeting in Stratford'
on Tuesday, March 14.
Cards and visits were recorded
by Mrs. Fischer. Lunch was
served by the hostess and Mrs. M.
Engel and Mrs. Gordon Engel.
Personals
Stanley Fischer is recuperating
, at home following surgery
recently in Stratford Hospital for
a shoulder injury.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass
were guests at the
Bemmel-Velden wedding in
London on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Muchan of
' London visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn.
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