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aiton girls tour sugar US
shoWer fo rCath McDonald
is being arranged by the '8th and
16th unit to be held'this Friday
evening in the church basement.
coining SAnday morning at the
usual time. . •
Week-'end quests with Mr. and
Mrs. Herb Traviss were Mr. and
Mrs. Ken Moffett, Stratford and
Dr. and Mrs. Traviss, Allison and
Lesley, Waterloo. Mrs,- Olive
Traviss, Seaforth and Mrs. Ste-
wart McCall 'Visited on Sun at
the' same home,
4-H Meetings
The fifth meeting of Walton I
.'.'Leisure, Lovers." -was held on
Saturday with 7 members going
an a hike back to Shortreed's
sugar; bush with their leaders,
Margaret Shortreed and Lin,
Steiner.
Once there we were told how
Maple Syrup Was made by
Wilfred Shortreed. Mary Alice
Ryan thanked Ken Shortreed for
taking us all on a sleigh through
the bush---and Jeanne McDonald
thanked 'Wilfred fora interesting
afternoon..
Personals
Ruth Tharner, Laura Dennis
•and Mary Watson were among
the ones frotp Seaforth High
' School that spent nine days in
Hawaii during the holiday break.
Mrs. Ray "Nelson (Leona) of
Vancouver visited with her pa-
rents-ift and Mrs. Earl Watson
last week, also visiting ,at the
same home was Mi.s. Margeurite
Sanderson of Gorrie.
• Mrs.,Earl•Watson was a patient
in the Wingham hospital ,for, a few
days, then to Landoll ott a week
ago Monday for teAts, retuning
honta with the family.
Miss •Joari Bennett, Owen
Sound spent the va-end at the
home of her parents, Mr. and'
Mrs. Ron Bennett.
Mission Band members are
reminded of their meeting this
Mr.and Mrs. Lloyd Town d
of Wroxeter and Mr. any rs..
Herb Traviss spent the holiday,
week at Myrtle 'Be' ch, ,South
Carolina. '
8 tablesplayeuchr.e 'h.' Walton:
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cardiff,and-
family of. Petrolia and Mrs. Fern
Patterson, S.eaforth called. On
Mrs. Jean Broadfoot, on Sunday.
The Walton ladies are-quilting
again this week at the Dave
Watson home., last week they
completed a Colonial Lady quilt at
the Tharner home.
Congratulations.to,.Mrs. Maud
Leming on her 83rd birthday
April 6th, .
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McDonald and Ernie Stevens,
institute committee in charge
were: Mrs. Keith Rock; Mrs.
Viola Kirkly; Mrs. Harold Bolger
and Mrs. Ken McDonald.
There will be another cuchet iti
two, weeks on April also keep
in ,mind the dessert euchre on
April 25.
Rev. R. Bolger of Monkton will
quest-speaker at the U.C.W.
Tharikoffering on Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock at Duff's Church:
Mrs. Bolger will ,supply special
music- •
Correspondent
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There were 8 tables of euchre
in play on Tuesday evening,
March 28 at the Walton Com-
munity Hall. ,
Priz es were.giVen t # .v.11
lady-Mrs. Rena Watt, , ow
lady-Mrs. ROO), Achilles; High
man-Ed. Fothergill, LondesbOro;
Low man-Cliff Ritchie; Most lone
hands-Mrs. Edna /4ackwell; Most
points in one game-Earold
Bolger, Door prizes-Mrs. Ken
in "thebackground) •to Sunday's
Races.
Optimist Canoe:
(Photo by Oke)
LINING THE BANKS -. A good crowd of spectators
lined the Bayfield River (with the Van Egmond house
Loadesboro-..Chiirch birthday
the various 'Birthday Party'
activites.
of lot 23 of the Haggard survey.
Names listed on the Original deed
were James Manning, Simon
McVittie, Th omas Moon, James
.Braithwa ite, Anthony Cocker-
line, Raphael Stephenson, Robert
Newton Adains, James Stanley,
Edward Turner , John Crieh and
Sidney Johns, '
'The Parsonage"-:'as it was
aft ays. called, remains, primarily
the same, throughout the years.
with' the exception of mddern
.conveniences installed, The
large,• white brick, ten roomed
home, is situated onca well' treed
lot, the trees baying been planted
in the year 1888. The
French-doors leading from the
living room and dining room onto
a large open verandah were
replaced--by large'Windows";it is
thought: around the turn of •the
century. The second large
verandah at the front of the house
was replaced by .• a sunporch in
later years..
-Celebrations will colitinue
through the year to mark the
:I00th Anniversary. In .Early May
a tree-planting ceremony will take
place when new trees ' will be •
planted on the lawn. On , June • •
18th the Senior, Citizens_ of the • •
cornine4 will have a luncheon : •
• at the' Manse. On „lupe 28th the 4!
Congregations - —of-Huron -Perth
Presbytery will be invited, to join •
• the Londesborough,• congregation
in an "Open- :House - Come and s
Go Tea". and on Sunday, July 9th
a service of. Thanksgiving and.
Family Day will take place When
all former ministers and their',
families who have lived in the
Manse, wilQie invited back for the
day'. •
"Let's Celebrate" is the theme
for thg year and it is hoped that, all
farmer members and • friends of
the LondeSborough congregation
Will be able to come and share in,
Correspondent
Mrs. Bert Shobbrook
523.4250
Londesborough United Church
kicked off their year long •
celebration Of the 100th Anni-
versary of their Manse on
Tuesday, 'March 28th. Special
guests for the dinner 'party w.ete.
'the members of the Huron-Perth
Presbytery Executive. Dinner was
S-erVed -b—yrriernbersof Manse
Corwittee and Rev. John„
Oestricher, chairman of Huron-
Perth Presbytery and Mr. Elwood
Mitchell, chairman of the Manse
Committee offiCially cut the large
birthday cake • in honour of the
100th birthday and to ,ppen the
years celebration.
The actual land for the building
of the Mabst was purchased on.'
Felwiary 12, 1878 for the sum of
two hundred and eighty-six
dollars. The one7 half acre of land
purchased at that time consisted
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honour .of the marriage of 'their
daughter Marlene to Gerald Van
.!;"fic in the church 'on', Friday
Mardi 31.
••. • LondCsbOre 1 - 4.H Chas, 7'
Meeting eight, was. . held at
lanne of Mary Buffinga. We went
through the skit for ,achievement
day. We also talked about food
and fitness.
Londesboro 3 - 4-H Club
On Monday March 19. the
Quazy Quitters and the two other
4-H groups, mci at the hall. The
guest speaker. Mr.' Hall from
Department of Natural Resources
in Wingham. ' alked to, the girls
On how the Department plants.
trees, Mr...7.a also showed films
of uses of trees the planting and
the care .of trees.
• . Personals
Congratulation to Mr. and, Mrs
Grandaughter Sandra Jean ',Om.
to Cpe and Mrs. Richard Shaddick
on. March .25th' at Burnaby B.C.
Stephen Dinner spent. 3 .days
last week in. Clinton Public
Hospital having an accident .at
Blyth ,Arena on Monday night
requiring a number of stitches on
his head.
Mrs. Joyce Kennedy is' a
patient jp,ClinteuRublie Hospital,.
Week end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Shaddick were Mt.
and Mrs: Jeff Shaddick, Materlbe
on Saturday and Miss Lloy:
Shaddick, Kitchener on Sunday.
,.Mr: arid Mrs. Jack Hooper and
her mother Mrs., Edna, Holmes of
Dresden visited on Sunday with
Mrs, Holmes of Dresden visited.
on Sunday with .Mrs. Holmes
sister Mr. and Mrs. Harry Durniti
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in the p.tii. visited their sister
Mrs, Earl Gaunt a patient in
Wingham Hospital.
WI,. card party will be held•
Friday' April 7th at 8:30 p.m.
'Mr. and.Mrs. Norman Luttave
and Mr., and Mrs. Byron Pollark
of Toro n to-visited-on-S n day-with-
their sister Mrs. Alive Davidson
and .mother Mrs. Grace Farrey.
Attending the Conference Alive
on Saturday at Holiday • Inn in
London were Mrs., Alive David-
son. Mrs. WitticheMrs, Pack and
United Church •
Hcimc MisSions Sunday service
1414is held on Sunday •Ushers
Were. Edward Rale)., Ken Pei:
lard, David Lean and Wayne
, Holley. Choir Anthem was
"(alvary". NN,ith Mrs.' Allen. Shad-
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dick • choir leaner, Mrs. Glen.
McGregor organist. • .
Rev. Michael Boulger of Monk- •
• ..ton was guest speaker his child-,
rein story was "Courage" don't
.he ,afraid and follow me.. Junior.
TeacherS •Weire Judy Carter and
Mrs. Bob Peel. •
HisineSsage was "Missions is
a circle of love".. telling of his
experiences. on Former .Home
Missions at Berens .River. Man-
• itoba and ',Britianuia B.C. • f011ow-
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day. School rooms. and ,spoke on
int (lion—
Indians.
-CilftZe and lunch was serYed....
• Gary JcWitt Sunday School Super- •
intendent thanked Rev. boulger,
.1:Timers in church were placed
by and Mrs: Mac.Sewers in,
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Don't miss the. 1078 George White, Sprayer
meetings.' One will be held at Our nearby
George White dealer in the near future.
Our sprayer experts will be on hand to show
you all the 1978 features. Discuss your spray-
ing needs with these people to ensure you
get the best for your farm.
Also learn more about our sprayers that can
handle 28% nitrogen. At last there is a
machine available to handle this important
farrn chemical.
Chemical experts will explain how to use and
get the most from the newest chemicals
available.
Join us for a cup of ,coffee after the meeting
and Meet your neighbours. You'll also have the
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APRIL 6TH
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