The Huron Expositor, 1978-02-09, Page 9go
fi-IE'l-U,RON EXPOSITOR, FEBRUARY a, 1078
club starts Shower held Wm,
in Lonoesboro available,from any Institute
memberThe draw for the quilt
will be decided at the nest
Institute meeting.
The Mission Band members
are reminded of their- February
meeting this' coming. Sunday at
the usual time. -
Personals '
Mr. and Mrs.. :Harold Wilson
and Mrs. Georgina Bosman ,have
returned to Florida after visiting
with their families during the lao
two,,weeks.„.
on Sunday sponsored by Walton Mrs. Allan McCall
887-6677
A community shower was held
for Kiss Connie Coutts of Guelph
formerly of Walton,-on. Monday.
evening, January 30th in . the
• besesment of Duff's United
Church.:
Judy Thamer and Bev
Stevenson were at the door and
signed, names from the guest
book on a eameo cloth,
Mrs; Marine Marks was emcee
for the program consisting of a
solo,' "Roomful of Roses" by
Heather McGa'vin accompanied
by her mother at the piano. Mrs.
Marjory Humphries gave a
reading , "Two Frogs" Mrs.
--Marie McGavin.gave a skit on,
"Making a Cake" followed by a
reading by Mrs. Doreen
Hackwell, Mrs. Marie McGavin
led in a lively sing-song.
Corsages were presented to the
guest of honour and her mother
Mrs. Marie Coutts and they were
isked to come to the front along
• "with the bride-elect's sister, Mrs.
Karen Carter who assisted in
opening the gifts.
Mrs. Sharon Pryce read the
address to the future bride of
February llth.
Mrs. Shirley Laverty, Eve Ilyn'
Henderson and Mrs. Sharon
'oPiyee brought in the gifts , in
umbrella • was decorated with
bows from -the -parcels.
Connie thanked everyone -in a
few well chosen words for all the
lovely gifts. ‘t"
A tasty lunch served by the
Walton Unit ladies brought a
pleasant evening to a close.
Play Euchre
Progressive_enchre was 'played
on Tuesday evening. January 3.1st'
in the Walton Community Hall
with 9 tables in play.
Winners receiving prizes for
High Lady - Mrs. Nelson Reid;
Low lady - Mrs. Roily Achillei;
High Man Emerson Mitchell;
Low man - Lavern Godkin. Special
prize - Ernie Stevens.
Instititte members in charge
were Mrs. Jim Axtmann; Mrs.
Gerald Watson; Mrs. Lavern
Godkin and Mrs. Stewart
Humphries..
Committee in charge of the
euchre on Tuesday, February
1,4th will be Mrs. Keith Rock:
Mrs. Dave Watson; Mrs. Ray
Huether and Mrs. Allan McCall.
There will be tickets, sold on a
doer prize donated by Mrs. Rock.
There was, a ,goocWiienout„,of
' snowmobilers fOr the pokce. rally
Area , .Sports. Club' when 366
participants registered. The
weatherman co-operated bringing
ideal weather for ,snowmobiling,
not too cold.
The ladies in the village had
another quilt in• the frames on
Monday morning at the Stevens
hoMe. This quilt is.being made by
the Walton Women's Institute in
two colors and completed with the
pointed edge. Ticket will be
daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Wayne
Peck and Kelly in St. Thomas.
Any interested girls'12 - 26
ale invited to join the 4-H club
entitled "Focus on Living". The
first meeting will be held at the
home of Hattie Snell on Wed.,
- Feb.- 15 at 7;30 p.m. For more
information call Hattie Snell at
482.9927 or Mary Buffinga at
482-7215.
Mr, and Mrs, Eric Anderson,
Jane and-Mary, London returned
home from spending two weeks in
Florida.
Spending, two weeks with Mr.
and Mrs. John. Pollard are her
brother, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Glover and Malcolm from
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff
Saunderwick spent Wednesday'
and Thursday with their
Londesboro
Couple home from Hawaii
Mr. and Mrs. ' Tom Allen
rIturned home on Sunday
January 29 from • a week at
Hawaii. They were guests of
Canada Packers, he. having won
the most sales . improvement
award.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill AndreWs,
Brenda and Nancy of Toronto
spent Thursday to Saturday with
her parents -Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Woods and attended the funeral
of Bill's mother, Mrs. Frank
Andrews, Clinton on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sewers,
Barrie, visited on Wednesday
with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood.
Mrs. -Bryon Pollock' and
daughter, Mrs. Barbara Penny,
Toronto visited on Saturday with
the former's sister, Mrs. Alice
Davidson and their mother', Mrs.
Grace Fairey,
Mr. Eph. Gray and. Eric of
Palmerston visited on Sunday
with -Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wood.'
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry purnin -were on
Saturday Mr. Elwin Kerslake and
'Craig of Woodham on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Wann, Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Weber, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Kerslake of Exeter.
Correspondent
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
523.4250
The W.1. card party was held
on Friday night. In charge were
Addie Flunking, Florence
Cartwright and Vi Burns. There
were 9 tables in play. Winners
were: Ladies Lone Hands--Dora
Shobbrook; High --Margaret
Taylor; Low--Gloria MeEwing;
Men .one Hands--Ted Hunking;
High--Wilfred Shortreed; Lew--
Lorne Hunking; Having. most
zeros--Bert Shobbrook. There will
be another this Friday, February
10. In charge ,will be' Romana
Jamieson, Hattie Snell and Isabel
Colson.
Personals
Lawrence Taylor was in
Toronto this past week as a
delegate to the Ontario Soil and
Crop Improvement Association
Annual Motrit.
Mr. anti 'Mrs. Mac Sewers of
Barrie spent Wednesday night
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lear
and visited other friends in the "
community.
Mrs. Ross Millson, Sheryl,
Sarah. and Sue Rasnau of
Woodstock spentthe weekend
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Shobbrook.
David and Patricia spent the
weekend with Frank and Doris
Ellerby, Clinton.
Bradley Lyon had the
misfortune to fracture his collar
bone while playing hockey on,,
Friday night.
/OUT OF TOWN VISITORS These two people came all the way from Stoney
Creek. They were visiting friends and'decided to participate in the Walton Poker
Rally on Sunday. (Staff Photo)
Hullett Council
Lets gravel tenders
Huron County Agricultural
Society for $150.
Council received notice of the
resignation ! of Pon Hulley
as Seaforth area fire chief and
the appointment of Harry lialc.
By-law 77-13 was ammended to ,
accomodate the change.
Taxes were refunded on 636
A's on roll 0938 and 611 #1115.
Council moved that the
Ministry of Transportation and
Communication be notified that
Hullett Township is interested in
proceeding with construction on
the new shed.
Conniil voted that building
permits be held until a later date..
The required Fedelity
Insurance Policy held by Frank
Cowan Company was' approved.
Council set Court of Revision,
iniregards,* the Medd Drain, for
March 6, 3:00 p.m.
A resolution from Grey County
was not endorsed by the council.
The resolution requested that
"That the Minister of Education
be asked to reconsider re-
structuring the present system of
local boards of Education."
Council also voted not to take
service calls for the copier
machine of $140 -per year.
Hullett council Wednesday
night instructed the roads
superintendent to advertise for
gravel tenders. 1800 yards are
required and the deadline is
March 3.
Council approved severances ,.
for lot- 8, Maitland Block,; lot 24,
Con. 10 and lot 1 and 2, Con ; 8 of
Hullett Township, lor ,42,,,,con. 1,
E. Wawanosh. Cotincil
.recommended a written
- agreement for line fences On
severances in Hullett township..
GrantsL.were approved to' the
Huron County Plowmens
Association of $50 and to the
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