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FEATURING S. D. H.S. Girls Trumpet Band,
BY MRS. BETTY McCALL
Murray and Olene Dennis were
guests at the Walton Women's
Institute (W.I.) on Wednesday
evening, November 20 when they
showed interesting slides of their
trip last February to New Zealand.
In the commentary they said 3.5
million people live there and there
are 17 million sheep. There are
fields of barley grown and there are
quite afew dairy farms through the
hilly country. They had a display of
articles they had brought home
with them.
Margery Huether introduced
the guests for the Agriculture
meeting. Mrs. Eva Bolger thanked
them and presented a gift.
President, Leona McDonald
opened the meeting. after the
Institute Ode, the Mary Stewart
Collect and 0 Canada a poem was
read by the president. Margery
Huether was pianist. Margaret
Shortreed read minutes and cor-
respondence. A thank you letter
was read from the Weisbrod's who
moved recently to Yarrow, B.C. It
was voted to donate $25 to the
Huron Day Care Centre.
Plans were made for the lun-
cheon this Wednesday at the hall.
Thursday we serve to 40 for Cook's
and on Saturday evening we cater
to the Grey Township Dinner.
For the December meeting each
member is to bring a guest to the
pot luck supper at 6:30 p.m., 4-H
leaders are to be invited. There will
be a gift exchange of $2. P.R.O.
and Branch Directors Press Rela-
tions Officer will be in charge.
Convention, held in St. Agatha was
given by Mary Humphries for
Marjory Humphries who attended
on Thursday. Maxine Marks re-
ported for the Friday events.
Duff's Church plans
White Gift Sunday
Women's Recognition Sunday
was observed at Duff's United
church on Sunday.
Joyce Van Vliet greeted wor-
shippers. Ushers were Margery
Ritchie, Karen Hoegy, Marjory
Fraser and Mary Humphries. The
choir was made up of women with
Margery Huether at the organ.
Call to Worship was given by
Helen Craig. The story for Child-
ren's Time was given by Dorothy
Sholdice. A solo, "One day at a
Time" by Gloria Wilbee. A trio of
Marjory Humphries at the piano,
Phyllis Mitchell, violin and Pearl
McCallum, harmonica entertained
with several numbers.
Guest speaker, Mrs. Jean
Mathers of Bluevale, gave very
interesting facts of her stay for a
few days in August at Alma College
for the celebration of its 50th
anniversary.
Next Sunday is the White Gift
Service in the morning. Official
Board meeting is at 8 p.m. at
Graeme Craig's.
There will be more discussions
at the next meeting on the
luncheons in the New Year along
with the possibility of card parties.
Grace closed the meeting when
we went to the basement for lunch
served by Viola Kirkby and Elva
Bolger. The tables were set with
serviettes from New Zealand
brought back by the Dennis family.
Carol Ann Gamble daughter of
Dave and Carol Gamble celebrated
her fifth birthday on Saturday at
her parents' home.
Several of her friends attended
from her Kindergarten class. They
were treated to a Care Bear Movie
while eating popcorn.
Games were enjoyed along with
prizes. The highlight was the Care
Bear Cake for lunch.
Correction
The St. Ambrose bake sale
crafts, etc is Dec. 7, not Nov. 30 as
in last week's unit meeting report.
The penny sale is Friday, Dec. 6,
also at Brussels Library.
The Grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Billings of Cambridge
were present, also Brian and Jean
Billings, Tonia, Shannon and
Brian, Jr. all of Cambridge.
Paul and Michelle Mercer of
Cambridge moved here Saturday
and will be living in one of the
Gamble's apartments. They were
also present at the birthday party.
On Friday 'n'ening Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Webster, Mary Ellen, Mark
and Brian, Varna; Emma Short-
reed, Toronto and Isabelle Short-
reed, Walton were supper guests
of Wilfred Shortreed and Marg-
aret.
Isabelle Shortreed visited on
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. Lila
Higgins who recently celebrated
her 90th birthday in Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Snell.
Londesboro were supper guests on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McCall.
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