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Ladies learn fashion tips
The Summary Day for the course
“Wardrobe Wizardry” was held on
Saturday, April 11 at Listowel's
Trinity United Church.
The theme, “Pass it on”, was
organized by the Federated Wom
en's Institutes of Ontario. The after
noon fashion show was put on by
Huron-East and North Perth. Peggy
Kipfer was the speaker on fashion
and accessories. More fashion
show followed by Perth Centre.
There were many scarves and jew
ellery pieces on display that were
made during the two night course.
Lunch was supplied.
The leaders from Walton were
Yvonne Cronyn and Mary Bernard.
There were nine ladies from the
surrounding area who participated
in the course. Those attending the
summary day Saturday afternoon
were Berva Watson, Heidi
McClure, Valorie Shortreed, Marie
Stutz and Marjorie Humphries.
People attend anniversary
Ray and Margery Huether,
Seaforth and Allan and Alice Sear
le, Walton were in Royal Oak,
Michigan on the weekend where
they celebrated the 50th wedding
anniversary of Gordon and Mary
(Huether) Sanders on Saturday,
April 11. Congratulations to Gor
don and Mary from friends in the
area.
Congratulations as well to Steven
and Kathy Huether on the arrival of
their baby boy, bom in Toronto on
Wednesday, April 8.
WI plans luncheon
The Walton Women's Institute
have planned for the noon luncheon
for Wednesday, April 15. That
same day Institute members are
requested to meet at the hall at 6
p.m. for a mystery supper, after
which they will return to the hall
for the annual meeting.
New pastor
speaks at
Duffs service
Palm Sunday at the Walton Blue
vale Pastoral Charge worship ser
vice was led by Bruce Whitmore.
His message was Palms and Poli
tics.
Walton announcements were
Junior Choir Practice at 4:15 and
Senior Group to practice at 7:30.
The U.C.W. will have a booth at
the local farm sale this Saturday.
Any donations will be welcome.
For more information get in touch
with Karen Hoegy or Phyllis
Mitchell. The spring bale articles
are to be left in the basement of the
church no later than May 10.
Next Sunday's Easter service will
be led by Don Vair at 11:30 in
Walton. Bluevale will serve break
fast with service at 10 a.m.
On Sunday, April 29 the Walton-
Bluevale Pastoral charges will be
back on regular time. Services will
be taken by the Rev. Randy Banks,
the new minister from Manitoba,
who has accepted a call to these
two charges. He and his family will
be moving here in June, to start his
charge in July. This is a special trip
by the minister and his wife and the
community welcomes them.
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Community hosts shower
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Friends and neighbours gathered
in the Ethel United Church to host
a bridal shower for Charlene Clarke
on Wednesday evening.
Fifty-seven ladies attended the
Mennonites enjoy
time of fellowship
Pastor Tom Warner preached
from Isaiah 52, on the topic of
prayer. Prayer partners were again
selected during the service. Mervin
Lichty led the congregational
singing. After a fellowship meal in
the gymnasium at noon the congre
gation met again in the chapel for a
session of prayer.
Several committee meetings were
held throughout the week. About
30 grades three to six children gath
ered at the Church on Thursday
evening for the weekly Venture
Club meeting. The theme of the
Venture Club this week was,
“Learning about Disabilities.” They
watched a video called, “Jesus'
Bicycle” and had games related to
disabilities as well as the learning
sessions. A discussion and prayer
session, “The Upper Room” is held
for adults on Thursday evening,
simultaneously with the Venture
Club for any interested adults.
Next Saturday, April 18 the mar
riage of Ratsamy Larprom and
Vongmany Frichilthavong will take
place at the Church.
Wardrobe Wizardry Summary Day
Fashion Show held in the Trinity
United Church, Listowel, on Satur
day afternoon. The ladies taking the
course were given the chance to
wear and display either the silk
scarf or earrings which they had
made.
Peggy Kipfer from Peggy K
Fashions, Milverton was the guest
speaker. She showed how to acces
sorize an ordinary outfit and
change its appearance with just a
few additions of either a belt, neck
lace or scarf.
Helen Dobson, Myrle Bowes,
Doris Jacklin, Thelma Keffer and
Margaret McMahon attended the
pot luck luncheon of the Majestic
Women's Institute on Wednesday
and enjoyed their annual meeting.
Huron East District is making
plans to celebrate its 90th anniver
sary in June at the Howick Public
School and all former members are
urged to make plans to attend.
Silver Creek Apartments
We are now taking Bookings for Fall occupancy in a new 12 Unit build
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annual meeting
with Dianne Cunningham
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Friday, April 24 - Clinton Legion
Social 6 p.m. Dinner 7 p.m. Tickets $12.
For information and tickets call
523-9746 (Blyth)