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Cranbrook.Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887.6645,
Mrs. Clare Veitch was hostess for the May
meeting of the Cranbrook W omen's Institute.
The meeting opened in the usual way.
Minutes were read and the treasurer's report
given. Thank yous were read from a member
and the Callander Nursing Home for
entertaining at the April birthday party. The
District Annual is in Ethel May 13 and
delegates are Mrs. Jim Hart, Mrs. John
Vanass and Mrs. Clare Veitch. An invitation
was received to the Majestic W,I, meeting
May 14. The committee forulywaand
are Mrs. rank Workman, Vanass
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Mrs. Hart. A donation of $50 was agreed on to
the Grey Central's project of planting trees.
Convenors Mrs. Bert van Donkersgoed and
Mrs. Workman took over the meeting.
Two readings were given by the convenors
and then slides of "W ild Flowers of Ontario"
were shown. A plant auction was held with
Mrs. van Donkersgoed acting as auctioneer.
Lunch was provided by Mrs. Jack Conley and
Mrs. Gordon Engel.
PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Crawford, Shelburn,
visited Mr, and Mrs. Don Cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fled Shireman, Plattsville,
were supper guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Strickler on Tuesday.
A car load of W.M.S. members attended
the meeting of a W .M . S. group in the Atwood
Presbyterian Church on Wednesday,
Jack Conley underwent major surgery in
University Hospital, London Thursday and is
reported as doing well. He is wished a speedy
recovery.
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At interest rates below prime.
Laurie Erb
PITCHING IN to help improve the appearance of the Seaforth community were students of
St. James Separate School., Last week was Pitch -In week In Ontario and over 2,000 schools
and organizations lent a helping hand In an effort to control litter. Shawn Coombs, Mike
Etue, Todd McLean, Kevin Dick and Rob VandenHengel were some of the students who got
Involved. Mcllwraith photo
speaks to Walton
worshippers at the door. Marion Godkin was
organist.
The children of the Sunday School entered
in a body and sang an anthem, "Let the sun
shine in" accompanied by Gloria Wilbee with
guitar. Elizabeth, Sarah and Barbara read the
scripture lessons. The ushers were Dean
Hackwell, Ross Bennett and Doug Fraser.
Those who wish to reserve seats on a bus
going to Hamilton Conference Ordination
service in Harriston on Wednesday, May 28
for Bonnie ramble, please let Marilyn
McDonald know no later than Sunday, May
18.
PEOPLE
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Marks and Blaine and
Steve Noble visited on Mother's Day with Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Pryce and family, Winthrop;
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Walton Correspondent
MRS. BETTYMcCALL
887-6677
Laurie Erb, co-ordinator of Palliative Care
with Seaforth Hospital was guest speaker at
the general meeting of the United Church
W omen at Duff's United Church, Wednesday
evening. She was introduced by Maxine
Marks, com'enor of Church in Society and
thanked by Viola Kirkby.
This was a joint meeting with both units,
and there was a good attendance.
Marie Coutts of Walton 1 was in charge of
devotions. Marie McGavin was pianist.
Marjorie Humphries read the scripture
followed by Mrs. McGavin reading "Parable
of the good Samaritan." Gloria Wilbee
contributed musical numbers with her guitar.
Judy Imnnuich led in prayer. Offering was
received and dedicated. The hymn "0
Master let me walk with Thee" dosed this
part of the meeting.
Marion Godkin, U.C.W. President, chair-
ed the business and was assisted by Marilyn
McDonald. She read the minutes and
correspondence. Mrs. Godkin read a poem.
Announcements for coming events were
given out, an invitation was read from
Winthrop United Church to attend their
meeting June 4 at'fj p.m. That being the
regular U.C. W . meeting it was decided not to
change as a special speaker has been invited.
11 was lett anyone that wished could still go to
Winthrop.
Leona McDonald gave the treasurer's
report. A life membership pin was presented
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to Helen Craig with a few words by Marion
Godkin. Margaret Craig pinned the pin on
Mrs. Craig.
Mrs. Godkin reported from recent Unified
board meetings. It is going to be called
Walton-Bluevale Pastoral Charge by July 1.
Anyone wishing to go to Bonnie Lamble's
ordination at Harriston May 28 is to leave
their name with Marilyn McDonald as soon as
possible. It is hoped to take a bus from
Brussels.
Lunch was served prior to the business by
Marie McGavin, Edith Wey and Dorothy
McNichol.
LOCAL BRIEFS
Something new in Walton is the C and M
Ice Cream. At present it will be hard ice
cream (take out) at the front of the Gamble
store on Main Street. "Bubble Gum" is the
special ice-cream of the week. It will be
available in cones, sundaes, shakes as well as
slush puppies. Coffee can also be purchased.
Marion McFarlane and Jean McFarlane of
Almonte visited with Maxine Marks. Audrey
Hackwell and Phyllis Mitchell. Elva Bolger
dropped in to see the girls as they had all
known them when they lived around
Winthrop a number of years ago.
RememberSaturday morning is the garage
and bake sale la W alton, south of the tracks.
W e are sorry to hear that Albina Gulutzen
of Brussels, formerly of this area is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London, suffering from a
stroke taken on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mitchell entertain-
ed their family on Mother's Day when all
were home for dinner at noon.
Mr. and Mrs. Rolly Achilles were hosts to
their family on Mother's Day when a shower
was held for Debbie Achilles who .is to be
married in June.
The Walton Area Sports Club held,lts
monthly meeting Monday, May 5 at the home
CHURCH NEWS of the president, Dave Gamble. Winners of
Christian Family Sunday at Duff's United the monthly draw were Marie McGavin, $100
and Bluevale United Churches saw Bonnie and Bruce Ryamond, 825. They have planned
Lamble minister to both charges. a pitchers clinic for May 31 and there will be a
At Walton Betty McCallum greeted Pee Wee bail tournament in June.
McKiIIoo folks visit Bayfield home
McKillop Correspondent fiegeleofSeaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ward, Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Byers and
IDF31A R1 GELE David, Billie Joe and Mathew of RR 1, Bonnie of Waterloo and Jean McEacheren of
527-1106 Bornholm and Mr. and Mrs. Vic Ward of RR C rob idgvisitors with AudreyDe Coo were
4, Walton. y
Mr. and Mrs Harold McCallum of RR 1, Mrs. Stanley Preszcator of Crediton spent MWoodstock, and Mrs. De CooAand familya Coo of
of
W alton visited on Sunday at the home of Mr. Fliday with Idella Regale and Norman W oodst o, and . and and Mrs. Jim Collins of
and Mrs. Wayne Hartman at Bayfield. Also Hubley at Seaforth.
visiting at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Visitors with Helen Byers of Seaforth on Mitchell.
Paul McCallum, Cindy, Colleen and Kenny.
Visitors at the Hegele-Hubley home last
week were Mrs. Harold McCallum. Mrs. Paul
McCallum, Cindy. Colleen and Kenny of RR
1. Walton. Mrs. Bryan McClure and Amy of
RR I . Seaforth; Irene Kistnerand Mr. Harold
Partridge of RR I. Bornholm and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Hartman of Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan McClure and Amy of
RR 2. Seaforth entertained guests for
Mothers Day. Guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson McClure of Egmondville, Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton McClure, Cindy and Shane of
RR 2. SEafarth, Norman Hubley and Idella
Stockyard active
The market at Brussels Stockyards traded sold Foran overall price of 83.45 with a sale to
actively at higher prices on a heavy supply of 86.75.
cattle. Pigs sold steady. There were 1461 Twenty-eight steers consigned by Ross
cattle and 613 pigs on offer. Osborne of 2, Monkton averaging 1149
Choice steers 80.00 to 84.00 with sales to lbs. sold for an overall price of 83.18 with a
89.25. sale to 86.50.
Good Steers -16.00 to 80.00. Thirty-two steers consigned by Brad
Forty-five steers consigned by George Galbraith of RR 3, W Ingham averaging 1165
Adams of RR1, W roxeteraveraging 1145 lbs, lbs. sold for an overall price of 83.00 with a
sale to 86.00.
FSght steers consigned by Bill Hayden of
RR6, Goderidr averaging 1251 lbs. sold for
84.00 with his offering of 33 steers averaging
1307 lbs. selling for an overall price of 82.21.
Forty-two steers consigned by Maple
Errtblem Farms of Dungannon averaging
1147 lbs. sold for an overall price of 82.86 with
a sale at 86.75.
Six steers consigned by Bob Rice of RR 1.
Stella averaging 1191 lbs. sold for an overall
price of 82.91.
Forty-four steers consigned by Karel
MichielsofHRi, Sebringvi']leaveraging 1167
lbs. sold for an overall price of 82.57 with a
sale to 84.25.
Forty-two steers consigned by Allan Edgar
of RR 2, Wroxeter averaging 1276 lbs. sold
for an overall price of 132.55.
Four