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TIM BRUSSELS 1?0S9 . BRUSSMI.S. ONTARIO
WALTON
NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR
SEED CLEANING DONE
AVOID THE SPRING RUSR
HAVE IT DONE NOW BY
HE ADS IN
SAVE MoNry
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Airs, :Ebner :McKay of Calgary,
Alberta, was a 1.0elni 1 visitor with
Mr, and Mrs, Forest McKay.
:\ Liss Susan liethrd, Huron
County Homo Economist, attended
the sixth meeting of the Walton
Savory Chors, hold at the home or.
sharon Marks, A discussion on
ground meat and menu planning
was held under the direction of
the leaders. Theme was a deacon-
stration of the cooking of liver and
bacon, Supper followed the ad.'
journment of the Meeting,
Walton W, Meeting
Mrs. Alexander (lulutzein con.
voner of the notninating committee
nresented her report in the bus-
iness period or the meeting of the
Women's Institute. Other business
under discussion included a bus
trip to Eitchoner on May 21st
annual Turkey dinner being bold
in iurr's Coiled Church on April
23, for which plans were com-
pleted. MO.:1110p Cnit will cater:
i) i donation voted to the
C'uelph McDonald institute
MrS. Thin van Vliet, Institute pre7
Sident, *welcomed the ninny guests
in attendance, The report. of the
secretary-treasurer was given, and
the roll chilled by Mrs, Win, Hum-
phries. Mr, and Mrs, tioorge Lang-
lois of Cameo Hair Stylists,
els, who were introduced by Mrs,
Herbert; Traviss. gave an interest-
ing showing or the latest in hair
styling, They had just re-
turned from a 'Permit° eOriven
tion, Wigs and hair pleceA were
deit oloArated with a n u ber of
the ladies acting _as A'h6se
InelDd0(1 'van ;']let, Mrs,
'th's, Gerald
Ryan, Mrs. Murray Smith. Mrs.
Osborne, Julie Valiance and Sus-
Langlois, Mrs. ()Tatham, Sholdice
expressed the thanks or the W.I.
acrd presented Mr, and Mrs.. Gang,
lois with a girt. Ikhrbert
TravisS and Mrs. t,11‘ahom Shol-
<Hee wore conveners of the Pro-
g r ;.1 in\lr'S.;la n va n vi.ipt an d
.\ll•s. '`Viii, Hu tql rc.'68 conducted
Sin Diction of sewing. taut',
lucky door prize was won hr
:11rs. NnIson Malts. !Tor was
n coffee pot.. coffee nnigs and troy.
Mrs. flarold Bolger e the even-
ing's a.ccompanist Mr, Ernest,
Stevens. Mrs. Stewart TiuMpitrles,
Mrs. Nilson Reid, MrS. Mac Simi-
:Hun and Mrs, Neil ,McCavin were
the Inuch hostesses.
Thanknffering Service
Mrs. Alvin :McDonald Nvas ill
ieharge or 1..kistor Thankofforing
ol! Duff's rnited Church. 'phiho
and organ music ,x.rts eontributed
:prior In the service by Eli's, :Ray
basilic' and Mrs. lan Wilbee.
Mrs, Donald Me'Donald and Mrs.
herald 'W111801', ushered. Mrs,
Han n erferen prayer and Mrs. Don rz. !'trier go vo Ilio scripture
Toad i ng. A duet 'Count, Your
Thlessings". was sung by
-;.‘,.i.trs Jan van \Mot Sr. and Mrs.
rind :Mrs. ITerhext Traviss. The
guests nit ending from other
ehurches were wilco mer] by Mrs.
A. McDonald, Mrs, (Jordon Mc,.
Gavin, Mrs. Donald :\cliilles and
'Mrs. Harvey Craig received the
ATVS. mebotittiti,
of fba minister of North
F-lfreni nritott Chttroli, aotheli011,
40?., tip! f4tlenit Wrifl
inii‘ntini'l ,f1 ihn• If 1!, Ililiiltl~
Mrs, 'McDonald sPoae on "What,
Easter -Means To Me", The speak-
er said that, 1n her, Easter Means
hope. Hope that can help indi-
viduals and transform nations.
W'e lose lire '‘N hell we lose hope,
Jesus had hope, believed, treated
all alike, all equal, We must con-
vince ourselves that we have that
hope So that We ctin 001.1Vinee
others, Elaster gives this hope and
we ourselves must do the rest,
The sneaker was moved a vote of
thanks by Mrs. Houglas Fraser,
MTS., Alvin :McDonald thanked
those who bad participated in the
service and invited all present
to the church school • ont for
:refreshments.,
There is still time to Htricot your
donations to the Foster Heal
Fund for ,Crippled. Children.
WirftWiet(r.
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LIKE EXPERT
CHESS PLAYER
A skillful driver. like an expert
boss. plOyer, achieves his end MUT
the Mini11111111 ininther moves.
Changing lanes froquently in
heavy traffic, with tho coil of
saving a few seconds, is a mark
of bad thriving, says the Ontaro
Safety League,
WHY DO BABIES
LOOK BOW-ELGGED
All babies look bow-legged for
the' ftrst year or two. ,,sayS the
federal lumith department publi-
cation, The Canadian Mother and
Child, It is not due to early Walk-
ing but to "baby fat" on the out.
side of their logs.
The average time for Walking* iS
13-14 months, but it may be any-
where from 10 to IS months.
Fsually a heavier baby 'is stow,
a l. walking.
'ACHIEVEMENT DAYS
`IN HURON COUNTY
'Ilcimemaking club girls in
:sit'Itiron Comity have been enjoying
tare 4-H spring project "Meat in
the Menu". Throughout the past
three months, the girls have stua-
ted the various nuts of beet 'and
pork,, learning to Identify and
'locate the cuts on ehr carcass.
Methods of 'cooking both the tender
:and less tender nuts of beef and
';{pork werf',', demonstrated at the
'meetings, The girls themselves
`have 'tried many new recipes us-
ing' 'mainly the economical, less
:h.nder ts. Throughout the pro-
ject the girls have kept a record
book and recipe file pertaining to
meat and meat cookery.
Achievement Pays it ISturan,
County begin on April 'OA at
Howick Central Scbool, SubSe-
:tient Aobilwernelit Days will be
held at LUAnow, April 2Gth
CLuckno'sN Public School), - May
3, Sonforth: District High School),
Cashwood„ May 10th (DashwOod
Community. Centre), and Bruce-
field, May 24th (Huron Centen-
nial School), The girls will exhibit
their record books and recipe files
as well as wresent an afternoon
Programme of skits, demonstra-
tions and exhibits, it is hoped that
many of the parents, friends at-id
sponsors of Huron's 4-H Moine-
making girls will plan on attend-
ing the aftexneon programme,
'Susan Heard.
Hothe Economist
fin* :Huron County.
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Jazz pianitt Ostia Petet.son is heard Jo
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Stage, Stiturtiqx, 19 at 7,03 p EST, Among his Scion,
tiorI ti ore Wh6hitithirl CfrOrti (.19inIflifinet ttultiO Ettiel 1119 00
)if0 Nir;11•111iti1Vti
a special performanee
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