The Citizen, 1988-09-21, Page 12PAGE 12. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1988.
Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
UCWs see slides
of Kenyan trip
Duff's marks 124th anniversary
Both units of the U.C.W. met for
a joint meeting on Wednesday
evening, Sept. 14 in the church
basementwith a good turn out.
Unit II was in charge of Worship.
Kathleen Williamson opened the
meeting with prayer. Marion
Godkin was pianist for the hymns.
Scripture was read by Marilyn
McDonald. Offering was received
by Leona McDonald. Prayer closed
the portion of the meeting.
Guest speaker, Joan Day nard
showed slides of their trip, mainly
of Kenya. She had articles on
People
Mr. and Mrs. Roily Achilles
visited Danny and Karen Achilles
and Donny on Sunday in Stratford
on the occasion of their great-
grandson’s first birthday.
Mrs. Ruby Webster, Clinton
spent the weekend at the home of
her daughter, Margery and Ray
Huether and attended the Anni
versary service Sunday at Duff’s
United Church.
Just a reminder the Walton
Women’s Institute meets this
Wednesday night at 8:15. The
noon luncheon is scheduled for
next week, September 28 at 11:30
a.m. Everybody is welcome.
Jumping rope
for heart fund
Jump Rope for Heart was a
skipping success in 1987-88. More
than 200,000 students in 950
Ontario schools participated this
year in this unique school fitness
program offered by the Heart and
Stroke Foundation of Ontario.
These students - in schools from
Big T rout Lake in Northern Ontario
to a Canadian Forces base school in
West Germany spent last year
learning the importance of physi
cal activity while also raising funds
for the Heart Foundation.
Through two-hour jump event
fund raisers, the students collected
pledges and raised $2.58 million to
help fund ongoing research and
education programs into heart
disease and stroke, Canada’s No. 1
killer.
“We believe with the kind of
support educators are giving Jump
Rope for Heart, we can promote the
benefits of a healthy lifestyle to
young people at a crucial stage in
their lives.’’ said Barb Horsman,
Provincial Volunteer Chairman of
the program.
Locally, Huron County schools
have been strong supporters of the
Jump Rope for Heart Program
which was piloted at Seaforth
District High School prior to its
release to Ontario schools as a
Provincial program. Much of the
success of the local program,
according to Don Young, the
County’s Jump Rope for Heart
Chairman, “is due to the dedica
tion of the Huron Hearts Demon
stration Team at Wingham Public
School’’. Under the leadership of
their coach, Dave Shaw, the team
has introduced the program, de
monstrating skipping skills to
countless student bodies in Huron,
Bruce, Grey and Perth Counties.
Their enthusiasm and skill has
encouraged many young people to
pick up a skipping rope and ‘jump
in for fun and fitness’.
Huron County schools raised
$23,298.48 through pledges to the
Heart Fund this year.
display of that country and gave a
very interesting commentary.
Olene Dennis presided for the
business announcing that the
Board meeting for the Walton
charge is to be held October 2 at
Don and Marilyn McDonald’s
home. The fowl supper is to be held
the first Wednesday in November
with the price to stay the same as
last year. The supper committee to
meet Monday, Sept. 26. Discus
sion on a new refrigerator for the
kitchen. For the U.C.W. meeting
in October everyone is to bring a
new washed tea towel.
Rev. Bonnie Lamble gave a
briefing on the London Conference
she had attended recently. Prayer
and Benediction closed the meet
ing followed by a social half hour
over lunch by hostesses.
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Duff’s United Church 123rd
Anniversary was held Sunday
morning when many former mem
bers and several members from the
Wa/to/7 people
Isabelle Shortreed and Leona
Connelly spent the recent holiday
weekend on a bus tour to Washing
ton, D.C.
They spent two nights in Wash
ington where they had a tour of the
city to see the Capital Building, the
White House, the Lincoln Memor
ial and the Smithsonian Institute
along with other famous buildings.
They walked up the hill to
Arlington Cemetery and saw the
eternal flame on the grave of the
late J. F. Kennedy, the memorial to
the astronauts who lost their lives
4-H club to meet
Walton 1,4-H Club is going to
have their first meeting on Sept. 27
at 7 p.m. at the home of Karen
Hoegy. The fall club is called,
“Much Ado About Meats”. Please
call either Karen Hoegy at 887-
9018 or Judy Glauser at 887-6771 if
you plan to join.
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Bluevale church attended, along
with guests.
Rev. Bonnie Lamble was in
charge of the service. Guest
in the shuttle explosion in 1986,
and the Vietnam Memorial and
many other important places. They
also saw the changing of the guards
in front of the tomb of the unknown
soldier.
.Sunday they had a boat cruise on
the Pomotmic River to Mount
Vernon the home of George
Washington. Returning home a--
long the scenic Susquehana River,
they spent the last night in Carlisle,
Penn, arriving home on the
Monday night. The ladies reported
the weather was pleasant with only
one day of rain during their most
enjoyable four-day holiday.
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speaker Bob Chrier, well known
publisher and broadcaster,
brought a very worthwhile mess
age with food for thought. Organist
was Glenda Carter. Ushers were
Jim Mann, Steve Fritz and Laverne
McClure.
The junior choir sang an anthem,
“Praise to Lord’’. Lisa and Lori
Strong sang two lovely solos during
the service. Don McDonald sang a
solo, “This one thing”. Pianists
accompanying the choir was Mari
on Godkin with the solo accompan
ied by Margery Huether. Marilyn
M cDonald was at the door and gave
out bulletins.
Monday evening the Official
Board meeting for the Pastoral
Charge metat8p.m. The youth
group are to go to Brussels on Sept.
25. Sunday School resumes next
Sunday with attendance recorded
and awards presented. October 2 is
Worldwide Communion Sunday.