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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-04-16, Page 17ti WALTON AND AREA Service celebrates women's contribution Coutts was in charge of business. Audrey Lindh was served by Marilyn McDonald 887-8877 Walton Correspondent Hackwell read minutes. and the hostess. Nineteen members answered the roll call. ess.YDRAW $179 was realized from the bakeless bake The W alton Area Sports Club met April 7 at sale. Anyone wishing to contribute may give the home of Judy Lee. Winners for the to the treasurer, Doreen Hackwell. Members monthly draw were first prize of $100. were reminded of coming events. The May Heather McDougall, Clinton; and second meeting will be joint with both units.. Laurie prize of $25, Murray Sholdice, Walton. Erb of the Palliative Care of Seaforth Judy Lee resigned as 'President and Dave Community Hospital will be guest speaker. Gamble will take over. Kit Walker was A lunch was served by Marjorie Hum- nominated to the executive. Plans were made phries, Berva Watson and Donna McClure for the ball registration this Saturday, April during a half hour of fellowship. 19 from i :30 - 3 p.m. at the library, any boy or WALTON2 UNIT girl wishing to play are reminded to sign up. There were 11 members and two guests BIRTHDAY PAR if present for the April meeting of Walton 2 Twenty-seven relatives and friends attend - held at the home of Pearl McCallum. ed a birthday party for Katie Emmrich at her The opening meditation was given by parents' home on Sunday. Among those Marilyn McDonald. A psalm was read by attending were Clint and Judy Emmrich and Margaret Bennett. Marilyn McDonald told Jamie; Mr. chanene rs. Volker mm Shichand d an interesting story. Karen Hoegy presided for the business Hertlein and family, London; Pauline Gulut- opening with a poem. Margaret Craig read zen and family, Blyth; John and Kim Thamer, minutes. Kitchener; Ruthie Thamer, London; Aaron Jantzi, Dublin and Ruth Thamer, Walton. Jake and Dorothy Marks, Exeter visited on Sunday with Nelson and Maxine Marks. Gail Searle, Brampton visited recently with her parents, Allan and Alice Searle, and also visited with her sister Mary and family in Goderich. Don and Cathy Kuntz, Holyrood, formerly of W alton visited on Saturday with Eldon and Kathy Thompson in the village. Women of the congregation participated in the 50th Anniversary Worship Service at Duff's United Church. Bonnie Lamble led the service which celebrated the contribution women have made to the church and its life through the years. Giving the prayers were Pearl McCallum, Helen Craig and Karen Hoegy. Beading scriptures were Margaret Craig, Marilyn McDonald and Joyce Van Vliet. Greeters were Anne Clark and Elizabeth Lamble. Ushers were Martin Baan, Howard Hackwell and Campbell Wey. Organist was Marion Godkin. Next Sunday is Walton Spring Thankoffer- ing at 2 p.m. with special guest, Mary Ellen Knight and special music provided by the New life Singers. Thursday, April 24 joint Walton-Bluevale Board meeting in the Walton Church at 8 p.m. Friday, April 25 a bake and plant sale and afternoon tea will start at 2:30 p.m. in the Presbyterian Church, Bluevale. W ALTON 1 UNIT Music was the theme for the April meeting of Walton 1 unit. The devotions were opened by Gloria Love and Doreen Hackwell. Marion Godkin led in songs of music. Margery Fraser continued with the theme on music for the topic. Marie Plans were made for the Thankoffering this Sunday. June 1 is the last day for the bale articles to come in. This unit was asked to serve at Nancy Bennett's reception, July 19. Marilyn McDonald brought reports from the Unified Board Meeting. There will be a new person hired to clean the church every week. ° A Happy Hour was spent with Phyllis Mitchell showing her crafts and helping everyone to make an item. Walton area woman makes visit to fri RR 2, Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartman of Bayfield visited Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum at RR 1, Walton. Mrs. Harold McCallum of RR 1, Walton Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum of Bit 1, visited on Tuesday at the Hubley-Regele Walton recently visited with their daughter residence at Seaforth. Marion Hare at Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Niergarth of W mgham Mrs. Bryan McClure and Amy of RR 2, spent Sunday last at the home of Mr. and Seaforth visited at the Hubley-Regele home Mrs. Harry Regele at RR 1, Dublin. at Seaforth on Saturday. Mrs. Harold Charles Regele of RR1, Dublin visited with McCallum and Janice McCallum visited at Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Stoskopf and flunily of the same home Friday evening. Mrs. Knight hosts meeting secretary Sister Jean Conley. Sister Maty Ellen Jaeklin gave the treasurer's report. It was moved by Brother Harry Jacklin, seconded by Brother 13.ob Bremner that bills and accounts be paid. Sister Mary Ellen Jacklin made a motion that a committee to bring in a slate of officers for 1986-87 be put together. Sister Mary Ellen won the 50-50 draw. The next Fbrester's euchre will be held April 35 when the big draw will take place. A lunch was provided by Brother Gary Evans, Brother Donald Clark and Brother Bob Bremner. The next meeting will be in Cranbrook May 13. When John Strickler arrived at the Commtmity Centre April 5 for the card party, he was totally surprised to and the occasion was a 40th birthday party for him. It was arranged by his wife and family. Friends and relatives from Ingersoll, Thamesford, Wood- stock, Monkton, Newry and Cranbrook enjoyed an evening of dancing and cards followed by dinner and birthday cake. Seventeen tables played at the Fbrester's Buchreon Friday with winners; high• rd ath, iloyd Smith; low -Verna Crawfc , Finned McNair (playing as a man); lone hands -Mac McIntosh Jean Conley; birthday Becci Rup, Jim 11 Braggart; skulk Wm - Jeanne Ired, Eleanor Stevenson; at lucky tables - Jim Cooper, BIB Craig, Beryl Smith, McKillop Correspondent !DELLA A E. REGELE 527-1106 (Continued from Page A13• Hart; District Directors - Mrs. Jim Hart (alternate), Mrs. John Vanass; Branch Directors - Mrs. Donald Perrie, Mrs. Bob Locking, Mrs. Goldwin Knight; Curator. - Mrs. Tom Baker; Tweedsmuir Committee - Mrs. Gordon Engel, Mrs. Bert Van Donkers- goed; Public Relations Office: - Mrs. Jack Conley; Sunshine - Mrs. John Vanass; Pianist - Mrs. Frank Workman; Auditors - Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, Mrs. Clare Veitch and Fair Board Directors - Mrs. C. Veitch, Mrs. Locking, Mrs. Vanass. The planning meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. John Vanass, April 28 at 7:30 p.m. The May 1 meeting will be at Mrs. Clare Veitch's at 8:15 p.m. Slides will be shown on "The Wild Flowers of Ontario." Lundy was served by the hostess and Mrs. Leslie Knight. COURT HEW Court Woodbine M100, Cranbrook met April 8 in the Community Centre. Court opened_ in.,the. usual manner., by Brotb r Wilfred Stridder,resident, assisted by the glans Brother Gordon Hanna Ali officers were present except Brother Mac McIntosh, guard. Sister Nancy Vanass replaced him. Eighteen members were present. Minutes were read and adopted by 1-Y 1,1 •-t SALE: On What? EVERYTHING When' TUESDAY, APRIL 22 to SATURDAY, APRIL 26 10:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. Daily L., s ENTER OUR • STEREO $400 DRAW Pr,zs 151 LJ SPEAKERS value 4 George SI. W. -across from Policy Station-, 271-6830 STRAT=ORD yf� HOURS: Open Tues. to Sat. 10:30 to 5:30 SAUGEEN EACH FESTIVAL Sim, April 20 • St. Matthew Lutheran Church. Hanover It am. - Opening seroice Mass in A -Major La Bach 8 pan. . • Laurier -Singer, Saugeen Chamber Choir S W Symphony conducted by Idichael Schmidt Mon., April 21- Trinity Lutheran Church, Ayton • S p.m. • Laurier Singers conducted by Victor Martens Tues., April 22% Trinity Lutheran Church, Ayton 8 p.m - Organ Recital - Douglas )lass Wed., April 23 • St. Matthew Lutheran Chutelh. mover 8 p.m.. IC -11/ Symphony conducted by Raft Armenian Thurs., April 24 - Knox Vatted Church, Oitrham - 8 p . - Candlelight Gonad H ekktra - Consort FEL, April 25 St. Matthew Lutheran Chis Hanover 8 p.m. • Candlelight Concert Tafeim'1)sik Sat., April 24 - Koos United Chita, Diwliam 8 p m - CandielfghtCencert MUsica Viva San, April 27 St. Matthew Lutheran Muth, Hanover $ p.m. Finale with the Saugeen Rack Choir and the Saugeen Symphony cobdiicted by Michael Sclunidt APRIL 20 ® 27 1986 F'Or tnforrattiof Phone: (518)30935$t Or(3 ends in Eeaforth Mr. and Mrs. Victor W and of RR 4, Walton visited on Friday. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ward, David, Billie Joe and Matthew at RR 1, Bornholm. Norman Hubley and Idella Regele of Seaforth visited on Sunday aftemoon with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hartman at Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ward, David, Rilly Joe and Matthew of RR 1, Bornholm and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ward of RR 4, Walton visited on Sunday with Joyce Carter at Blyth. Claretta Honeyford, Helen Alexander, Elea- nor Stevenson, Wilfred Strickler, Lourdes Genosa; lucky cups - Earl Mills, Cora Smith. The Hall Board are hosting the euchre on April 18. Lucky tallies Morris Honeyford, Cliff Hoegy, Blanche Hoegy, Shirley Ver- steop, Jack Cox, John Subject. PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. Sid Barnes and Mrs. Robin Clay of London visited Ida Gordon recently. Visitors with John and Mrs. Vanass on Sunday, April 6 included Mr. and Mrs. Pete Beokel and girls, Innerkip; and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickson, Atwood. Congratulations to local students who were winners at the recent Science Fair at Grey Central School. Peter Workman won a first. WW Perrie also had a first and Jennifer Vanass a second. • McBride Bros. MACHINE and REPAIR (i'i mile west44K;ppen) • Precision Machining • Custom Fabrication BRAD • Replacement Parts°ENrJIS 282.2887 282-2616 THE HURON EXPOSITOR. APRIL 16. 1986 — A17 LEADERSHIP SWIM COURSES CANADA INSTRUCTORS COURSE 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. on qualifications) ESSO SWIM Sunday, April 20th, Course Caste $25. (Na expiry date RED CROSS/RLSS INSTRUCTORS COURSE May2,3,4,9,10,11 Course Cost: $91. Plus Materials NATIONAL LIFEGUARD SERVICE COURSE May 23, 24, 25, 30, 31, June 1 Course Cost: $82. Call Vanastra Recreation Centre 482-3544 For more information. Limited enrolment for all courses) SPRING SWIM 8, FITNESS PROGRAM STARTS APRIL 10, 1986! CALL NOW! isomemellor /' ,' • •. ( Friday, t `".- Saturday, :' ''". Sunday, ilt ,„ . 4� � : '4 6' �•..' p., o '• �q rAeri 1 ' , `' t�eq..• sk �t� , oat °,, 4 ,,•�?;: ".A b;' 4.i . 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