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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-04-25, Page 6in hearsesr relyery service tothe Institute . she thanked everyone for their co- operation and asked for the same co-operation to the new President, 4e - The tough performer On the road or on the trail GTSG tt'S everythingyoult -everwaht in a dual-purpose Mini. SPOrtS a two-stroke engine, rigid tubular frame, and . much More. ELDER ENTERPRISES SALES'. & SERVIC E DIAL 2624142 -MENSAL!, ONt. Yotti.ittitheiittalfult.sendedettlet west and 1.nlile.Southpf.He.#11.. /A Wedding? *Anniversary? • Office party? Whatever your needs, leave the catering in the capable hands of Bill and Dee! 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Regular 195.00 to clear at The Size range runs from 7 chest to 46, in regulars, shorts and tails. 65 ONLYI WHILE THEY LAST! • It 1 $49.25 . . . .$55.00 1 $60.00 $70.00 . .$90.00 $97.50 6 THE BRUSSELS PAST, APRIL 25 1979 Church community is Walton topic Correspodnent MRS, ALLAN McCAII, 887-6677 UNIT MEETING OF LIE; The April meeting of the .17th and Boundary unit was held at the home of Mrs. Helen Williamson, on Wednesday with 13 ladies present. Devotions were led by Mrs. Bruce Clark opening with a poem, "The Year of the Child," Hymn, "All things bright and beautiful" was sung followed by. Mrs. Eric Williamson reading the scritpure from Mark 9: 35-37 and Mark 10: 14-16. Mrs. Bruce Clark gave the Topic on, "People in the church community", by George Tubbe, giving us thoughts on what the church are offering our children and that our children are real people and ready to be loved Mrs. Eric Williamson read a poem, "Kids grow up too soon" followed by prayer by Mrs. B. Clark closing this part of the meeting. Mrs. Graeme Craig pre- sided for the business. Minutes were approved as read by Mrs. Helen William- Ontario looks for waste energy A proposal to construct a plant to convert wood waste to electricity and steam. Shell Canada Ltd. has indi- cated interest in an alter- native scheme based on the same energy source whereby the waste would be used to produce fuel for use by industry. Preliminary discussions with municipalities and the private sector are underway for projects in four other locations in the province. Mr. Auld said an objective of his Ministry is to provide support for research, development and demon- stration work to bring new energy-from-waste processes to a commercially viable stage. One demonstration project Watts from Waste - a plan to convert garbage in Metro to refuse derived fuel for burn- ing on a 2-year experimental basis in Ontario Hydro's Lakeview Generating Station - will be re-examined due to cost escalation and techno- logical problems in plants in the U.S. using similar processes. An engineering review of options will be. undertaken. Research and development projects currently underway also include: *Research into the gasific- ation of wood and municipal waste with ECO Research Ltd. of Kingston, a subsid- iary of Canadian Industries Ltd. *Research at the Univer- sity of Toronto into the production of liquid fuel ftom wood, *Development of a full- scale biogaS digester unit at the University of Guelph to convert agricultural waste. son. Treasurer's report was given by Mrs, Harold McCallum followed by Mrs. Hugh Johnston giving the report of the miscellaneous fund. Mrs. G. Craig read a poem, "Instal ments of Peace". Collection was re- ceived and dedicated. A special offering for World Relief was taken. There was a discussion on the new menu prices announced by the supper committee and a reminder of good articles to be -left at the church for the bale by May 27th, The U.C,W. May general meeting to be held at the church, The next meeting is to be held at Mrs, Barry Hoegy's. Mrs. Roy Williamson and Mrs. Helen Williamson in charge of devotions. Lunch was served by Mrs. Clark and Mrs. E. William- son and the hostess. WI elects new officers Approximately 24 members of the Walton Women's Institute were welcomed by the President, Mrs. Bill Humphries. The Institute Grace preceded a smorgasborg supper at seven o'clock, Thursday, April 19, at the community hall. The meeting followed with Mrs. Humphries reading a poem, "The Child's Face." Roll call was payment of fees and your sunshine sister was revealed with a gift, a new sunshine sister was picked for another year. With per- fect attendance were Mrs. Ron Bennett, Mrs. Harold Hudie; Mrs. Ken McDonald; Mrs. Bill Humphries and Mrs. Allan McCall. A committee was chosen for the euchre this week. It was decided the Dessert Euchre would be held Tuesday evening May 15. The Institute will cater to an Anniversary and a wedding in June, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bolger are the new caretakers for the hall, they are to be contacted if anyone wants the hall in the future. The Needlepoint summary is scheduled to be held at Wingham High School in May. The 4-H Achievement is on May 1 at 7:30 at Grey Central. School. Mrs. Humphries had a break prior to the annual meeting when she led in a sing-song on "If ever you wish to join the Institute to the tune of the Little Brown Jug," accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Ray Huether, Mrs. Axtmann read the mintues of last annual followed with the financial statement. Membership fee is to go to the Historical Society. Mrs. Harvey Craig gave the auditors report and Mrs. Don McDonald reported for the P,R.O. Standing convener com- mittee reports were given by Mrs. Allan McCall for Agri- culture and Canadian Industries; Mrs. Keith Rock for Citizenship and World Affairs; Mrs, Ron Bennett for Family and Consumer Affairs; Mrs. Ray Huether for Education and Cultural Activities; Resolutions by Mrs. Lavern Godkin. Mrs. Nelson. Reid gave her report as curator, stressing to get the farm history into her for her tweedsmuir book. All reports were seconded by Mrs. Nelson Marks. The officers for the coming year were installed by Mrs. Allan McCall as follows. Past President - Mrs. Bill Humphries; President - Mrs. Harold Hudie; 1st Vice President - Mrs. Keith Rock; 2nd Vice - President - Mrs. Ken McDonald; Secretary- Treasurer - Mrs. Jim Axtmann; District Director - Mrs. Ken McDonald; Alternate - Mrs. Alvin McDonald; Public Relations- Mrs. Don McDonald; Branch Directors - Mrs. Graeme Craig; Mrs. Dorothy Sholdice; Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs. Nelson Marks; Curator - Mrs. Nelson Reid; Auditors - Mrs. Harvey Craig and Mrs. Keith Rock; Resolutions - Mrs. Dave Watson and Mrs. Allan McCall. Standing Committee Convenors - Mrs. Gerald Watson and Mrs. George McCall. Standing Committee Conveners - Mrs. Gerald Watson and Mrs. George McCall; Citizenship and World Affairs - Mrs, Keith Rock and Mrs. Lavern Godkin; Family and Consumer Affairs - Mrs. Frank Kirkby and Mrs. Ray Huether; Education and Cultural Activities - Mrs. Harold Bolger and Mrs, Ron Bennett; Sunshine and 4-H co-ordinator - Mrs. Stewart Humphries, It was voted to give a donation to the Brussels Fair Board Committee on the Walton Hall board are Mrs. Harold Hudie; Mrs. Jim Axtmann; Mrs. Lavern Godkin and Mrs. Allan McCall. The program planning meeting will be held on Monday, April 30 at the hall, when Menus will be updated in price and format for another year. The District Annual will be held in Fordwich Hall on Tuesday, May 8, registration at 9:30 a.m. Delegates are Mrs. Harold Hudie; Mrs. Ken McDonald, Mrs. Jim Axtmann and Mrs. Ernie Stevens. It was decided to run the meetings through the summer months and omit January and February. Mrs. Harold Hudie presented the retiring President Mrs. Bill Humphries with a gift in appreciation of her past two