The Huron Expositor, 1987-10-21, Page 7WANNA ' APPLE - Jeff Barry made his'
rounds of the post office on 'Saturday sell-
ing , apples to raise money for local Boy ,= k�
Scout troops. This year the Boy Scouts �. .
made $370 profit: -While this' is an. increase BEAVERS.have'started up in Seaforth again this year The group, for boys aged 5 to 7
over last year, better weather mai have in- .held their second,meeting at. St. James school last week. Here they pick off their new .
uteased-their-profits.-Corbett-photo,-----•---leader_.Art-M.cblaughtnn in a games:isia:d hall. Corbett photo:
Cranbrook hunting group bags seven moose
Cranbrook Correspondent
MRS.MACENGEL .
887-6645,
The monthly meeting of Knox
Presbyterian Church Women's Missionary
. Society was held at the home of Mrs. Jim
Hart on October 14 with Mrs: Leslie Knight
as leader. The theme of the devotionswas
"Thanksgiving" and Yvonne read "One day
is not enough":
, Mrs. Murray Huether gave a very in-
teresting talk on her trip to Spain and Por-
tugal. She showed a map and also. passed
around many beautiful pictures which add-
ed to enjoyment: She, was thanked by the
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President; -Mrs: Jack 'Knight and -presented
with a gift on behalf of the. group.
During the business a donation was voted
to Ewart College. The Presbyterial visitor,
Mrs. McAllister of Auburn spoke briefly.
Eleven members and two visitors were
present: -
The hunting group that, Jim Minielly,
Wilfred and Lorne Strickler were in, bagged
seven moose on a trip to the Atikokan area.
Mrs. Mac Engel spent Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark and family,
Stratford.
INTENDED FOR
LAST WEEK'
The Sacrament of Holy Communion was
observed in Knok Presbyterian Church on
October 4.
The John Vanass family visited the Van
Baekel' farnily'of Innerkip on Sunday. .•;
Mr, and Mrs.. Archie, Crawford,
Shelburne, . visited Don and Mrs. Cotton.
Mrs. Wilfred Strickler and Mrs. Mac Engel
visited Mrs. Margaret Waddell at Fullerton.
Mrs. Mac ,Engel visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim.
Keys, Seaforth, and accompanied them to
the London Art Gallery-. Exhibition of 102
paintings of Clark McDougall. They also
went to the Art Gallery St. Thomas - Elgin,
where they viewed 40 more, of his paintings.
Mrs, Engel and Mrs. Keys are cousins of the
artist who died in 1980 of a brain tumor at
the age of 59..
Maxine Hart is 1N1 guest speaker
Walton Correspondent
MRS. BETTY McCALL
887-6677
The Walton I unit' meeting was held at the
home of Gloria Wilbee, Wednesday evening
with..guests Maxine Hard and her mother
Mrs. Edighoffer of Mitchell present.
Worship service was led by. Leona
McDonald opening with the Thanksgiving
Theme.. Hymns were accompanied by
pianist Marion Godkin. Leona read a
meditation on, Thanks. Scripture was read
by Dorothy Sholdice followed by Audrey
Hackwell led- in prayer. The offering was
received and dedicated. Audrey . read a
poem "Thankful heart" followed by a
reading on Thanksgiving by Leona, closing
this portion of the meeting.
Gloria Wilbee introduced the guest
speaker, Maxine Hart who had attended the
Waterloo Conference in July when the
U.C.W. celebrated their 25th anniversary;
bringing much informative news from the
Conference and played part of a tape when
Lois Wilson was speaking on the story of the
United Church Women.
Marie McGavin conducted the business
opening with a verse, "Autumn Song" then
thanked Gloria for the use of her home and
to those that helped decorate the church
auditorium for Thanksgiving Sundays Ser-
vice. Minutes were read by Audrey
Hackwell, the roll call was well answered on
a verse including "Thanks". Doreen
Hackwell gave the treasurer's report. Marie
gave .out. coming events Burns Bazaar,
Oct. 21, Harvest Bonanza at Blyth United
Church, Oct. 21-24. Five from this unit of-
fered to help clean kitchen, Oct. 29.
Plans were made . for the turkey
smorgasborg, With more help requested on
the Tuesday to -prepare vegetables. Tickets
were available or can be purchased at the
door, supper starts at 4:30 p.m.
The next executive meeting is set for
November 9. Next month is Copper Contest
for Walton I unit. Marie closed with a
reading "Slow me down, Lord", followed by
Lord's Prayer in unison. Grace was sung
then Dorothy Sholdice, Melva Fraser and
Della Achilles, Hearst and May Haight,
Kenora have returned to their homes after a
two week viSit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Rally Achilles. , Several members of the
family had Thanksgiving on Sunday at the
Achilles Home.
A reminder the noon luncheon at the hall
this Wednesday starts about 11:30 a.m. The
Institute meeting on International Affairs is
called for 8i 15 p.m. the same day.
Audrey Hackwell served lunch assisted by
the hostess.
WALTON II UNIT
Walton 11 unit was held Wednesday, Oc-
tober 14 at the home of Katharine Baan.
Devotions on Thanksgiving was Ied by
Vera McDonald and Margaret Craig. Karen
Hoegy pre'"sided for the business, announc-
ing a number of coming events. The next
board meeting to be at the home of Paul and
Dianne McCallum. The turkey supper was
discussed with tickets given out.
Anyone wishing to volunteer visiting for
the Palliative Care or Town and Country
Homemakers are to get in touch with Rev.
Bonnie Larnble.
The next meeting is at Maxine HB'sten,
SPORTS CLUB BINGO ,
The third bingo sponsored by the Walton
Area Sports Club was held in the Brussels
Legion➢ Friday evening with the following
winners: First game went to ROSS Duncan,
Second game to Martha Logan, third game
was split by Marlene White and Gene Mar-
euccib, fourth game was split again by
Carolyn Somerville and Karen Hoe '
The first special game of $75 was%on by
1'an1 Clark. The fifth regular game of 0
went to Mrs. Huisser, sixth game to Bonnie
Ritter, seventh t0 Marilyn McDonald,
eighth to Joey Boyd.
The second special game of $75: was won
by Len King, ninth special game to Pearl
McCallum, tenth game was split with Doug
Kirkby and Donna King, eleventh' was split
with Alice Searle, Edith Warwick, twelfth
game was won four ways by Fran McClin-
chey, Mary Bradshaw, Mrs. Huisser and
Bush Whittard. •
Tonight's admission ticket drawn of $5
was won by Anne Ryan, last week's ticket of
$10 was Edna Prior. Share the Wealth of $46
was split with Barbara Turbitt and Alice
Searle.,
The fifty-fifty draw of $23 was won by
Wayne Lowe. The thirteenth regular game
was split by Iva Reihl and Maxine Marks,
fourteenth game went to Joan Pletth.
The Jackpot of $150 was won by Mary
Lowe. There is still time to come and join in
on the fun with another bigo at the same
place this Friday night, doors open at seven,
games start at eight.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Craig; Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Graeme Craig
attended the funeral of their brother-in-law
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