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6 900 A irJxrt RCXJd, M ississaugJ, Ontario

Septerrber 16-18, 2005

THANK YOU

EXHIBITORS

FOR YOUR PARTICIPATION IN

QUILTS, QUILLS & BEARS

We hope you enjoyed sharing your talents with the public who attended our first Quilts, Quills and Bears Show September 16 - 18 2005.

Your quilts and wall hangings made a beautiful display for all to view. We hope your experience was as pleasant for you as it was for the

Committee and that you will consider taking part in our show again next year.

THANK YOU FROM 1HE QUILTS, QUILLS AND BEARS CO:MlvflTTEE Arthena Hecker

Christine Reaburn Rosemary Moran

E velyn Peck Joan Playle Pat Ozsvari

Peggy Knapp Pat Salter

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Wednesday. April 5. 2006

W ALLACETOWN W.l. NEWS

~~~~~B 2 & MAR 9 "LAKE ERIE five months. President Helen Van FisHERIES" Plum Point Fisheries Brenk held a brief

FEBRUARY 2 2006 was owned l>y Jeep meeting. Reports were On Thursday, Sutton from 194 7 to read. Louie Lackey

February 2, the the late 70's. Not an passed out tickets for Wallacetown W.l. met easy way to make our ladies to sell on at the South Dunwich a living. Elaborate two quilts handmade Community Hall at fishing nets were set and quilted by Ruby 12 noon for a pot luck up each year to make McGugan. lunch. Eight members a tunnel of about 70 On February 15, and 27 guests were in rods long. In water Helen VanBrenk, attendance. Convenor 65' deep, with poles LouieLackey,Darlene for this meeting was up to 80' in length Ford, Kay Waite, Kay Waite. Everyone to support · the nets, and Kathy Minnema answered the roll call, which had to go into attended the W.I. "Name your favourite the lake bed 9 Yl' to Winter Picnic at the Sea Food". Kay then stay put for the year West Lome Anglican passed out a fish and and each net had 16 Church. Doris Barber shellfish quiz, and the poles. All manual will take on the duty winners were Mike labour. Jeep had 12 of secretary for the Cowan and Gerald net systems to repair March meeting. Atkinson. and install each year Next meeting:

J(ay then i~troduced and to remove for March 9th, meet at the speakers for the the winter months. the Wallacetown Hall afternoon, Jeep and The nets were-placed at I pm to go to the Joyce Sutton from in 65' of water, and farm of Steve and Wallacetown who about 10 miles from Janet Jones "Comer spoke on the "Lake shore. No life jackets, Stone Farm". Roll Erie Fisheries". An safety equipment or Call: Name a bunch industry that dates communication on of sheep that you back -to the early the lake. If you were know. Convenors are settlers in the 1800's in trouble you put a Kay Lilley and Joan in this area, where flag or raincoat on a Johnston.Lunchatthe 250 lbs. of fish pole in your boat and ~AmfSRestaurant were sold for $1.00 waited for help. AU to follow.

"mmd- transpm ted by fish had to be packed wagons · packed in in ice and sold on a salt in barrels. In the daily basis. 1850's the railroads Kay thanked came and made our speakers, and transportation ~asier everyone had a chance to the bigger cities. A to ask questions and fisherman's wage in look at the equipment 1872 was $100.00 for

SUTTON

FISH AND SHELLFISH

1 An person with a bad attitude - C. R A 13 2 A type of music- .SoLE 3 A fish that rbymes with spar- G A R 4 Something that birds do - P E. R C H 5 A type ofwoo<j- 13 A 5 S 6 A baby's soother- S U.. C.. t< E R 7 A priceless fish - G, 0 L. D 8 A woolly headed fish - S J-/ E E P - 11 E. 1\ \) 9 A type of card player - .S J-1 1-\ R K I 0 It -----------. It was a stinky situation. 5 IV\ E. L I l I A fiSh like mammal having a great time - vJ H A L E.. 12 Equipment used in [sport] fencing - .S l/v' 0 R P - ~ I S H l3 A fish that you would get a charge out of- E E. L 14 An Ontario vacation town, -------------Falls. S 'T LL R f6 E 0 1\) 15 Having sensitive barbels around the mouth- c_ AT F I S t-1 16 A small person - S H R I M P 17 A fish of many colours- R A 1/\l 8 0 W 18 Just for the --------------. H A L I f3 U.. T S F 1 5 li I 9 Something you would see more of at Halloween - Pu... P1 P K I f'/ 5 E: ~ D u.. N -20 A type of shirt- fVI U.S S E L

At the St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital on Monday, March 13, 2006, Finlay Eugene (Jeep) .sutton of Wallacetown, in his n•• year. Survived by his beloved wife Joyce (Shipley) Sutton. D.aughters Bonnie (Mike) Cowiln, Janet (Denis) Zettler all of . Wallace town and son William

. (l.inda) sutton of Dutton . Grandchildren Scott (Kare"n) Tobias Kirk Tobias, Jeremy (Lara) sutton: Laurie (Ken) Sloetjes, Jacqueline Zettler, Jonathan Zettler, Kory (Cindy) Sutton, Justin (Amyl sutton and great-grandchildren Mackenzie Chloe, Merissa, Bailey and wyatt: Brother George (Wi ll ie) sutton of Calgary. Sisters-in-law June Shipley and Barb (Allan) Anderson, Niece sandra McCallum and 2 great­nephews and a great-great-niece and cousins. Predeceased by his parents Finlay and Anna (Welch) sutton. Relatives and friends will be received

- at the Arn Funeral Home, 193 Shackleton st., Dutton, Wednesday 7-

, 9 and Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 where the funeral service will be held on Friday, March 17, .2006 at 11 a.m. Interment in Fairview Cemetery. Donations to the Daffodil Auxiliary­Cancer would be appreciated.

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breed of sheep that you know.

We left the Wallacetown Hall at 1 pm to tour "The Sheep Farm", Comer Stone Farm owned ­by Janet and Steven Jones . . Janet met us at the

farm and took us on a very interesting and informative breeding operation. They raise Texal sheep which are "meat" sheep and only Texal sheep that are of the highe~t pedigree are on the farm. At 12 weeks they are 70 to 80lbs~ Janet shared many interesting facts about genetic sheep farming. The members had

their meeting at Laramy~ with coffee and muffins. 13 of us were present .

• Next meeting is April 13th at 1:30pm at South Dunwich Community Hall. This is our annual meeting. 1\veedsmuir history is the topic

"GENENTIC SHEEP Bring a photo of 1our FARMING" wedding day CIMJyear.

MARCH 9 2006 Guest sPeaker will Thutsday,March9th, be Alison Pearce,

at lpm.Convenors: and she will speak on 1

Kay Lilley, Joan "My Father's Mi:Keq Johnston. farming - 60 Yrs. Rolr Call: Name a Ago.

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