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Walton .Units learn of TV star
Mrs. June Nixon was hostess in
her home for the 8th and 16th unit
meeting on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Nancy Smith gave the Call
to Worship followed by opening
hymn, "Abide with Me".
Scripture reading was from Psalm
46. Remembrance Day poem "In
Flanders Field" was read in
unison. Mrs, Smith gave a short
explanation of the circumstances
that led Dr. John McCr ae to
write his, poem.
In keeping with the theme
remembering, Mrs. Barb Fritz
chose as her topic for the evening
a story of Kam Fong, more
commonly known as the Chinese
detective in T.V. Hawaii 0. This
was a story of his personal tragety
in World War 11 when he lost a
wife and two children at Pearl
Harbour when a bomber crashed
into his home and how with God's
help he was finally able to achieve
again a rich and rewarding life
with a new family and a very
personally satisfying job.
Business was conducted by the
President, Mrs. Lois Houston.
Mrs. Marilyn McDonald read
minutes .
The Sunday School concert was
announced for Wednesday,
December 21.
Mrs. Joyce Van Vliet was
named treasurer for next year.
of St. Thomas visited for a few
days and Mrs.Marion Sholdice of
Brussels was a dinner guest last
Tuesday evening at the same
home.
It sure is good news to hear that
Mrs. Maud Leeming was ab le to
return to her home last
Wednesday following several
weeks in hospitals after breaking
her hip.
Attending the opening day of
the Royal Winter Fair in Toronto
on Friday from this area were:
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills; Mr. and
Mrs. Ernie Stevens; Mr. and Mr.
Harvey Craig; Mr. and Mrs.
Torrance Dundas; Mr. and Mrs.
George Williamson and Mr.
Chas. Williamson from Seaforth.
Former neighbors and friends
of Bill Murray will be sorry to
learn he has been hospitalized at
Seaforth Hospital for the past
week or so.
Sympathy of the community is
extended to the families of Bid
Bell formerly of Brussels who
passed away in Wingham
Hospital
There were 8 tables of euchre
in play at the Walton Community
Hall on Tuesday evening.
Winners were: High lady •
Mrs. Allan McCall; Low Lady -
Mrs. Harold Hudie; High man -
Torrance Dundas; Low Man -
Dave Watson in a cut. Lucky cup -
Wilbur <Turnbull.
Institute lunch hostesses were:
Mrs. Nelson Reid; Mrs. Dave
Watson; Mrs. Frank Kirkby and
Mrs. Nelson Marks.
There will be another euchre in
two weeks at the same time.
The November meeting of the Mission Band met in the church
basement Sunday morning with
31 members present.
Call to worship was given by
John Huether, Cathy McGavin
was pianist ,for the singing of
hymn, "God sees the little
sparrow fall". Scriptures were
read by Garry Godkin and Donna
Hickson followed by prayer by
Dwayne Hackwell. Ron Godkin
gave the secretary's report and
Cathy McGavin read the
treasurer's report.
TURNING AROUND IN THE MUD — It was a gooey
day just South of Brussels last Thursday for a
machinery demonstration by McGavin Farm Equip-
ment Ltd. The Leyland Zetor and Steyr tractors
pulled plows through mud and water up to 2 feet
deep. Here 'a Steyr 4 wheel drive tractor turns around
for another pass. (Staff Photo)
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Lu. nch was served by Mrs.
Melva Fraser and the hostess.
Personals
Mrs. Jean Miller is a patient in
the Sea forth Community
Hospital.
Recent guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Walker were Brian
D:tyling of Bermuda who spent a
day; Mrs. E. Walker, his mother
Unit meets
"Remembrance' was the
theme for the Walton Unit
meeting, held in the church
basement on Wednesday
evening, November 9.
Mrs. Bill Coutts and Mrs.
Stewart Humphries were in
charge of the devotional period
carrying out the theme with
hymns, scripture and poems
bringing out the Remembrance
Day thoughts. Mrs. Edna
Hackwell supplied music for the
hymns.
Mrs. Bill Humphries gave a
timely topic, "Happiness is"
...." Everyone was given a
happy face and were asked to
write on the back thoughts of
happiness,
Mrs. Herb Traviss presided for
business, opening with a poem
"What do we mean when we say
the word God". Minutes were
approved as read by Mrs. Howard
Hackwell. Mrs, Mac Sholdice
gave the treasurer's report .
Mrs. Ralph Traviss reported for
the quilt committee with a quilt to
be put in at Mrs. Herb Traviss'
home the first of the week.
This being copper contest
month, leaders gave their reports
with Mrs. Allan McCall's side
winners over Mrs. William
Thamer'S side, who will prepare
for the Christmas Party with a
supper on Deceffiber 15th at the
church.
Mrs. Ron Bennett reported for
the nominating committee with
officers for the coming year as
follows: - Presid eats Mrs. Allan
McCall and Mrs. Bill Coutts.
Secretary - Mrs. Howard
Hackwell; Treasurer - Mrs. Mac
Sholdice;, Quilt committee - Mrs.
Ralph Traviss; Mrs. Nelson Reid
and Mrs. Prank Kirkby, Supper
committee - Mrs. Nelson Reid;
Mrs. Ernie Stevens and Mrs.
Harold• 13o1get. Press reporter -
Mrs. Allan McCall. The copper
Contest leaders will be chosen at
the next Meeting.
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