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Correspondent was ourluctetli?Y:gevf,Edfr:Pelker S.nlith i . ; fen.;Wilbee '.aid 'Cc
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M - ..5s: Allan McCall assisted by Rev Ted Stephens el rk ' Mr, ' Harvey McClure
The enrollment has increased who spoke on ' his .sermon; . WelcoMed members and' visitors
at, the ..Walton Public School front; "Compass and Tape": Mr, Don V..' the evening 'service. The:
104 14st:Year tonObe8ilattlaz this McDonald sang a solo, "Amazing beautiful arrangements of flowers .
SPPte:10e, • ' , Grace"' and the choir anthem - were ptace0 in OM church. by the
kiist of the teaching1 staff 40 ^10,1s7 "I will lift up ttlin,e-eYes", 170 and Boundary tar .
file • grades they- teach are as Offering was, received by.. Mervin AeOlbe0,
f.94cnY §; Miss' Mary Ellen Walsh, ' , .. • .. '
Kindergarten, ! Mrs., Roy Alcoa,
Grade one; MrS,' '. Don Pletsch ' I Grade two; Mrs. A. Toll ;Grade •
Mrs. Harry . Craig welcomed memory verse I learned at
.L•schoei" • , was answered by worshippers and gave out the
three. The September Meeting• Of the October )2 with a dessert euchre.-
Mrs. Dett$1 Riley and Mrs, Walton Wthnen'S histitnte was. At 7:30. The committee in charge
Sandy Doig are part time held onWednesday eveningirt the ere.Mrs. Herb. TrOlss, Mrs,„; pop
Anniversary Services Presideui 00440* busbie Mrs ya p Vliet Jr, Ccti. for
Mrs. ligeld 2nd 'Vice. Mrs, .Stewart Hum . and:
Anulvero
the music teacher,
Sunday, September 19, the open ing in the usual'a nor viith f •4-1,
Minutes were rea4 by Mrs, Ken *whether theY attend not,
n -announcements. 'EuCty.
111th Anniversary Services were
Mrs. Herb TraViss at the pia49, member is to,. send two .desserts
held at, Duff's United Church. At-
the morning worship Mr. and McDonald. The roll call, "A. The meeting was turned over 0; .
teachers. Mrs. Phyllis Rodgers is Community MePnnald, Mrs. Nelson Reid,
Walton Personals
order of service sheets. A musical
prelude was played ' by the
organist, Mrs. Ian Wilbee. The
.gifest minister Rev. Ted Stephens
was in'the pulpit, his sermon was
" Along comes pod".
Mr. Harry Lear of Blyth sang
two solos, "Just a closer walk
with Thee" and "I'll never walk
alone". The choir anthem was
'Let the Earth Rejoice" Keith
Clark, Brian Wilbee and Keith
Williamson received the offering.
Rev. Ed. Baker exchanged pulpits
with Rev. Stephens taking
service at Brucefield Sunday
morning.
The evening Worship service
members. There were 22
members present and 2 guests.
Mrs. McDonald gave the
treasurer's report followed by the
correspondence.
The County Rally will be held
in liashwood on Monday, October
4, registration at 9:30 a.m. and a
pooled hutch. Mrs. H. Traviss
and Mrs.G. McCall as delegates.
The area convention at
Waterloo is October 18 & 19. A
2.50 gift is to be donated for the
gift stall. Mrs. E. Stevens and
Mrs. N. Reid were nominated to
make the quilt block.
• The card parties will begin' for
the winter months on Tuesday,
the EdPeation. and 'Cultural
Activities conveners. 'Mrs, COtn
Rock read a couple of athusing
readings, then introdtleed.•:.,ber .
sister Mrs.A. Rock ,of Motikton
who showed many interesting'.
'pictures of places they hadlOsike4
also many taken from the air, in '
this area.
The OCtober -meeting
grandmothers as guests. Thereis
to be a, penny auction,' each
member is to donate articles
valued at one ' • dollar. ,
A bake ,sale preceded '.the
Institute Grace followed by lunch
served by hostesses, M rs: Alvin
McDonald,: Mrs. Don McDonald,
Mrs. Jan Van Vliet and Mts.
Herman Has.
morning at Duff's United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ennis of
Seaforth were dinner guests on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Coutts following the Anniversary
Service at Duff's United Church.
Guestson Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. nelson Reid were: Mr. and
'Mrs. Jim Scott Sr., Blyth and Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Lear,
Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Hodgins and son Edward, Lucan,
also visited at the 'same home.
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CHAMPION , YPL0,14IMAN,;, Brian McGavin of
R.R.4, Walton is only ISPIckut he won the junior
champion at the Huron County plowing match on
Saturday. Plowing 'ability is probably in Brian's
blood as his father Neil and his grandfather, the late
Gordon McGavin were both champion plowmen.
Brian, who's in grade 8 at4eaforth Public School,
• had a big week last week. Oh Friday he won a first
prize, showing his pigs at the Seaforth Fall Fair.
(Staff Photo)
Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon Mr. .and Mrs. Ross Duncan,
have returned home following' a Brussels.
visit with her sisters -in Detroit Mr. and Mts. Dave Watson
and Toledo, Ohio. . - spent a recent weekend in London
Mrs. W, Johnson and Mrs. D. at the home of th'eit , son-in-law
Maier of Thamesford visited with and daug liter, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave • Watson a Robert Pritchard.
week ago Thursday. •
Miss Ethel Dennis of Seaforth —"Les Rutledge . of Beachville and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duncan an4 Mr. and Mrs Robert Warwick
Visited ,with Mrs. r Charles Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rutledge and son, Cory have returned to their and Michael of Owen Sound ent
McCutcheon following the daughter of Clinton. home in Russell, Manitoba after the weekend at the home other
morning anniversary service at Mrs. Steven Curley of Toronto a two-week holiday at the homes parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Duff's United Church on Simday.• is visiting this week with her of their parents Mr. and ilfrs. , McDonald and attended ,the
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Haase of .sister. Mrs. Walter Broadfoot. • Allan Searle, R.R.#3, Walton and anniversary service on Sunday
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Sunday visitors wits Mrs. Roy
Bennett were Mrs. Nit Blander,
'Sandy, and Ty ler of Norbel and
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