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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1988-01-27, Page 5Walton UCW celebrates, 25 years United Church Women everywh 1987 celebrated their 25th annive m an • organization. The UCW of Duffs' United Church of Walton began their year with a Sunday morning worship service for which Annie Reid, the first president in 1962, prepared and gave a splendid message on "Called To Respond - 25 years of United Church Women" the theme for the year. During 1987, programs from the previous 25 years were collected and placed in a black Naugahyde binder, suitably labelled with name and crest, with space left for future programs to be added m a continuing record of the organization. In honor of the past presidents, 25 brass plates were placed on an oak plaque cut in the shape of the UCW crest. The names and years of terms of our 12 past presidents, up to this time, were engraved. A tree is to be planted at the 'front corner of the Walton Church in the spring to com- memorate the UCW's past 25 years anti to grow along with the organization in the years to come. To complete a very special year, former members and Walton United Church Women gathered in the basement of Duffs' United Church, December 2, for 'a Christmas Pot Luck Supper and meeting. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JANUARY 27,1988 --5 EXTRA SAVINGS AT R r'S Ask About Our P< EFER'RED ACCOUNT op' % SAVING PLAN You can say e an es „ a 31/3% with our preferred ac- count card. Weekll purchases are recorded on your card.Onl' 'rch es of $5 or more may be entered. Card 's coy ,,Siete ,r!th $60 purchases or m -e. You receive a $2.00 rebate. Ask for det:, ls. OPEN MONDAY TO SATURDAY 8:30 - 10:00, SUNDAYS 12:30: 10:00 • Ray's F!y Market EGAfiONDVILLE PAST PRESIDENTS of the United Church Women of Duff's United Church in Walton are; front left, Annie Reid 1962-63, Phyllis Mitchell 1964-65, Vera McDonald 1968-69, Grace `Roe 1970-71 and Jean Bewley 1972-74. Back, Marie McGavin 1975-76, Edith Wey 1977-78, Marilyn McDonald 1979-81, Viola Kirkby 1982-83, Helen Craig 1984-85 and Marion Godkin 1986-87. Florence McGavin 1966-67, deceased. Frank Phillips photograph. Archives had a display of pictures from ecutive, past presidents, secretaries and many past events and photographs were treasurer, units and guests, recording this taken in the Sanctuary of the present ex- evening for future records. Walton WI has resolutions meeting Walton Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 887-6677 The Walton Women's Institute members met in the hall, Wednesday, January 20 for their monthly meeting on Resolutions. President Helen Craig c: ed the meeting to order with the Institute ". Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada. Mahon Godkin was pianist. Annie Reid acted as secretary in the absence of Margaret Shortreed. . In the correspondence an invitation came from Ethel Institute to attend their 85th an- niversary on February 2 at 1r30 p.m. Several members showed intProct in ,tt,n_ S • e ding. Plans were made for the program to be put on at the Callander Nursing home in February. It was moved to sponsor a delegate to go to the Leadership Conference May 13-15. Leona McDonald reported on meetings she had attend+>ently. , Marion Godkin and Helen Boven, con- venors on Resolutions, took over the meeting and gave a full detail on how to prepare a Resolution from the Branch. Fourteen members gave varied answers for the roll call on "A subject which you would like to see presented in a brief or a resolution." Following the Institute Grace, refreshments were served by Viola Kirkby and Berva Watson. EUCHRE HELD There were eight tables in play at \the euchre Thursday evening at the hail. Winners were: for high lady - June Jacklin; low - Roberta Simpson. High man - Lloyd Appleby - low - John Simpson. Lady with birthday nearest to Robbie Burns Day - Helen Williamson, man with birthday near January 25 - Jim Smith. High score at table - Emerson Mitchell; Jim Smith, Mrs. Hugh Johnston and Mrs. Chas. Harrison. Lunch was served in the basement. Hostesses were Berva Watson, Elva Bolger and Betty McCall. The next euchre is ,sbheduled for February 18. 'MA 'LEWOOD MANOR Conleys announce the birth. of their fifth grandchild There was a splendid turnout for the Forester's euchre .on Friday, January 22 when 18 tables were in play. High score went to Lois Hart and Allan Kennedy, low - Alice Stevens, Stan Hewitt, lone hands - Helen Dobson, Keith Turnbull, tally draws - Mildred Gill, Ralph Keffer, Jack Cox, Olive Garton, John Subject, Betty Krotz, John Simpson, Isabelle Brenner, Cecil Raynard, Margeurite Beirnes, Jeanne Ireland. The euchre on Friday, January 29 will be hosted by the Hall Board. Cranbrook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Mr. and Mrs. Joel Chapelle, Baldwin, spent the weekend with Mr. and -Mrs. Jim Minielly. Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr, Alliston, Atom Is are A champs visited Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler visited their son John and Mrs. Strickler in Inger- soll on January 17. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley are proud to an- nounce the arrival of 9 lb. 9 oz. baby Joseph Thomas O'Rourke, their fifth great grand- child, born Sunday, January 17, in Stratford Hospital. The parents are Mr. and Mrs. Tom O'Rourke, the former Debbie Rathwell. In last week's edition of The Hum Ex- positor there was a slight mix-up of headlines on two ,sports stories. The Atom I hockey team won the A Cham- pionship in the annual 'Optimist Atom tour- nament. ournament. The Atom II team won the C con- solation title. Our apologies for any embarrassment or inconvenience this mistake may have caus- ed, and congratulations to both teams. St Columban SUBSCRIBERS When it's time to renew your Expositor, renewal notices will be inserted in your paper. Watch for it - don't miss a single issue. • from page 4 and David of Melbourne visited on Sunday with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan. CORRECTION The Expositor wishes to apologize f thea mix-up in last week's paper which hO the St- Columban news under the Dublin heading. Huron E"xpositor 527-0240 Let our Seaforth 527-1440 Mrs. Fran Hook, R.N. 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