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The Brussels Post, 1976-09-22, Page 23CHAMPION PLOWMAN — Brian McGavin of R.R.4, Walton is only 13, but 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. at Seaforth Public School, had a big week last week. On Friday he won a first prize, showing his pigs at the Seaforth Fall Fair. ► (Staff Photo) WI plans card parties MODERN' MAIID .. The RANGE that WASHES IT'S AN OVEN ... • 21" Perma-Clean Continuous Cleaning .Oven •attractive dark glass doOr • closed-door smokeless broiling • safe, eye-level controls • interior lights See Modern Maid perfect for remodelling, modern kitchens & lifestyles -- McGRAyV-EDISON OF CANADA LIMITED Parts and service available loolly within 24 hours. OUR LOCATION SAVES: YOU MONEY Menivood C. .SmfthiLtd.• A. 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A list of the teaching staff and the grades they teach, are as follows: Miss Mary Ellen Walsh, Kindergarten; Mrs. Roy Alcock, Grade. one; Mrs. Don. Pletsch, Grade two; Mrs. A. Toll , Grade three. Anniversary Services Sunday, September 19, the 111th Anniversary Services were held at Duff's United Church. At the morning worship Mr. and ' Mrs. Harry Craig welcomed 128 phis year More students at Walton The September meeting of the Walton Women's Institute was held onWednesday evening in the Community Hall. Mrs. Harold Hudie, 2nd Vice President conducted the business opening in the usual manner with Mrs. Herb Traviss at the piano. Minutes were read by Mrs. Ken McDonald. The roll call, "A memory verse I learned at school" was answered by members. There were 22 members present and 2 guests. Mrs, McDonald gave the treasurer's report followed by the correspondence. Thank you notes were read from Moncrief 'W.I. and from Mrs. Van Vliet for a gift she received at the last meeting, The County Rally will be held in Dashwood on Monday, October 4, registration at 9:30 a.m. and a pooled Lunch: 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 donatefor the 11 gift stall. Mrs. E: Stev s and Mrs. N. Reid were nominated to make the quilt block. The card parties will begin for the winter months on TtiesdaY, October 12 with a dessert euchre at 7!30. The committee in charge are Mrs. Herb Traviss, Mrs; Don McDonald l Mrs. Nelson 'Reid, Mrs. Stewart Humphries and Mrs.Van Vliet Jr'. Watch for further announcements. Each member is to send two desserts whether they attend' or not. The meeting was turned over to the tducation and CulturalActivities CotiVeners, Mrs, Keith Rock read a couple of amusing te4clingS; theri introduced her sister Mrs.A. Rock of Monkton who showed many interesting pictures of places they had visited also many taken from the air in this area. The October meeting will be grandmothers as guests. There is 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 Mrs. Herman Plas. Personals Mr. and Mrs. John Gordon have returned home following a. visit with her sisters in Detroit and Toledo, Ohio. Mrs. W. Johnson and Mrs. D. Maier of Thamesford visited with Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson .a week ago Thursday. Miss Ethel Dennis of Seaforth visited with _,Mrs. Charles McCutcheon following the morning anniversary service at Duff's United Church on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Haase of Sault Ste Marie spent last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray, also Visiting Other relatives in the community. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Duncan and. Son,• Cory have returned to their home in Russell, Manitoba after a two week holiday at the homes Of their parents Mr, and Mrs. Allan Searle, Walton and &Ir. and Mrs. Ross Dinican, ErtiSselS. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson — spent a recent weekend in London ,at the home of their son-in-laW and daughter, Mr. and Mrs, Robert Pritcha.rd. worshippers and gave out the order of service sheets. A musical prelude was played by the organist, Mrs. Ian Wilbee. The guest minister Rev. Ted Stephens was in the pulpit, his sermon was "'Along comes God". 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 was Conducted by Rev. Ed. Baker assisted by Rev. Ted Stephens who - spoke on his sermon,. "Compass and Tape". Mr. Don McDonald sang a solo, "Amazing Grace" and the choir anthem was, "I will lift up mine eyes". Offering was received by Mervin Smith, Ian Wilbee and Keith Clark. Mr. Harvey McClure welcomed members and visitors to the evening service. The beautiful arrangements of flowers were placed in the church by the 17th and Boundary Unit members. Classified Ads pay dividends.