The Citizen, 1988-02-10, Page 10PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 10. 1988.
Two little girls In starched pinafores entertained more than 80
members of several north Huron Women’s Institutes on February 2 as
they gathered in Ethel to celebrate the 85th anniversary of the Ethel
Institute. The “girls”, Margaret Shortreed of RR 1, Walton [left] and
Margery Huether of RR 3, Walton, both members of the Walton W.I.,
were a hit as they led the group in music and song. -Photo by Margaret
McMahon
Cranbrook= ~a
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Catering list revised
Mrs. Edith Baker of Brussels
was hostess for the February
meeting of the Cranbrook W.I.
In the absence of our secretary,
Brenda Perrie read a lengthy
amount of correspondence, includ
ing an invitation to visit Ethel W.I.
on March 9 to hear a guest speaker
on Australia.
Nancy Vanass will arrange for
be more in line with neighbouring
groups.
The financial report will be filled
out by the treasurer from now on.
No doubt our P.R.O. will be happy
to hear of this change!
’ The guest speaker was unable to
attend so our curator, Edith Baker,
led a lively discussion on the
Tweedsmuir histories.
Village shower
planned for
Heather Perrie
The Foresters euchre planned
for Friday, February 5 had to be
cancelled due to weather condi
tions. We hope for better weather
February 12 when the Hall Board
sponsors the euchre.
A community shower is being
held for Heather Perrie on Wed
nesday evening, February 17 at 8
o’clock in the Community Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keys, Sea
forth and Mrs. Jean Dunn, Listo-
wel, visited Mrs. Mac Engel on
Sunday.
our annual visit to Callander
Nursing Home in March. Mem
bers will be notified of the exact
date later.
The catering list was revised to
ALAFOSS LOPI
GOODSELECTION
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$3.50100 G.
Barbara M. Brown
YARNS £ CRAFTS
Brussels 887-6927
appointment BRUSSELS - 887-6343
Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
Locals attend Ethel Wl's 85th
Attending the 85th anniversary
of the Ethel Women’s Institute on
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 2 were
Helen Craig, Maxine Marks,
Margaret Shortreed, Viola Kirkby,
Mary Humphries, Margery Hue
ther, Annie Reid and Leona
McDonald from the Walton W.I.
Rev. Charles Swan visited in this
area one day last week.
Eva Mills had now taken up
residence at the Maplewood Man
or in Seaforth, her many friends in
this area will be sorry to hear she
fell and broke her right wrist. Earl
Mills is a patient in Clinton
Hospital.
Walter and Jenny Hendricks
and Andrew visited recently with
Clintand Judy Emmrich, Jamie
and Katie.
Miss Susan Carter has passed
her Grade 2 Theory with honors.
Amy Shortreed celebrated her
sixth birthday last Tuesday when
eight kindergarten girls came and
enjoyed a sleighride party and
supper at her home. Her grand
mother Isobel Shortreed and her
friend Annie Reid were lunch
guests on Wednesday with the
Shortreeds.
Youth choir
at Duff's
The Walton Public School choir
participated in Youth Sunday at the
morning church service at Duff’s
United Church.
Many parents braved the stormy
weather to bring their children. All
the teachers were there with the
school children.
Sherri Hoegy gave the Call to
Worship. Others participating
were Heather McGavin, Steve
Fritz and Manny Taylor. Blaine
Marks told the children’s story.
Nanci Godkin gave her report on
Toe Alpha, which she had attend
ed.
Promises for a better world
In January, the pupils of Shirley
Lyon’s Grade 3 class at Walton
Public School made some New
Year’s resolutions which should
help to make the world a better
place for all of us to live.
Here are some of the best of
them: give warm fuzzies or
compliments; smile more; be
thankful; be friends; work faster;
complain less; be polite; be
prompt.
Visit someone who is lonesome;
phone someone who is sick; forgive
grudges; control temper; write a
letter; get organized.
Play with someone who is by
himself; take turns in conversa
tions; be a good listener; be more
cheerful.
Can the rest of us do as well?
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Board of Health of Huron County invites members
of the public to a Public Meeting from 2 to 4 p.m. in the
Clinton Town Hall on Tuesday, February 16,1988 to
hear the “One-Stop Access” review of proposal.
Members of the University of Guelph research team
will be presentto answer questions. Refreshments will
be served.
CHAIRMAN
HURON COUNTY BOARD OF HEALTH
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