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The Brussels Post, 1979-05-09, Page 12There may not be gold in them thar hills... There may not be Gold in them thar hills. . . . But there may be buried telephone cables. Call Telephone repair service before you dig 611 For Free Located Service. Please give as much advance notice as possible. • Bell Canada See our Representative FAYE COOK at: The Wingham Motel; Wingham Oh 2nd & 3rd Tuesday of each month .- [Next Visit: MAY 15} Owners ofsmaller businesses... weprovide: *Financial assistance * 1Vlanagementcounselling(CASE) * Management training * Information on government programsfir business Can we be0you? FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK N ew '79 FLOATE/A. CX 500 Custom. Radical roadster. Maintenance-free shaft drive, long- lasting wide profile tires. Mufflers sound as good as they look. The unique four over-head valves and water cooling, the clean reliable shaft drive. Hwy 86 East 12 — THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY 9, 1979 Walton UCW hears catering.. points Correspondent MRS. BETTY McCALL 887-6677 Wednesday evening at the U.C.W. general meeting at Duff's United Church, Klaus Seeger, Public Health Inspector of Huron County was guest speaker when a good numbers of ladies' were present. H e gave Guidelines for Food Service Personnel, Education on food practices, necessity of life, to maintain our lives. He was very co- operative and gave pointers on suppers, held by the ladies in the church. He said caterers should consider hands, time and temperature which can help to be safe, free from bacteria. They are everywhere, even from a cough or sneeze. Hair should be clean when serving food. Mr. Seeger showed a film, Jack the Germ. A food sanitation prograr prr.pared by restaurant , %)(.n1S spread easil: •.',)uld be guarded againsi . So nitation is everybody's business. Rings and watc. eclean catch germs and should not be worn when preparing food. Be clean, bathe everyday, clip and clean fingernails, wash hair when you go to work, stay clean when you are on the job. Washing hands is most important after toilet, touching dishes, paper, telephone, etc. Rinse dishes in Javex to prevent germs. Another film, The unwanted four Germs, giving much information'' on four different germs was prepared by the Public Health Service. To prevent food poisoning, utensils should be clean along with personal hygiene and dish- washing. Don't 'spread. germs. The one to prevent food poisoning is you. Corn- mon sense should be used, he said. Mrs. John Burch of the supper committee intro- duced Mr. Seiger and he was thanked by Mrs. Ken McDonald on behalf of the U.C.W. Business was chaired by Mrs. Viola Kirkby, vice- president opening with a poem, "The Recipe". Minutes were adopted as read by Mrs. Herb Traviss followed by reading thank- you cards from Muriel Coultes, Maud Leeming and Gertrude McDonald. Invitations were read from Winthrop to hear guest speaker from Children's Centre in Clinton on Tuesday June 19th at 2 p.m. To an open house picnic at Camp Menestung on Sunday, May 27th from 3-7, bring blankets chairs, bathing suits and food for a picnic supper. Members are also invited to Camp Menestung for the day of June 18th when baby sitting is available. It was announced that a bus would be going through to Alma College on August 21 if anyone would like to go for the day. Mandates were handed out to each unit leader. Members were re- minded of the bale to be packed right after May 27th. Mrs. Graeme Craig pre- sided for devotions on the thought of the coming Mother's Day reading a poem, "Mummy" Hymn, "Birds are singing, woods arc ringing was sung. ,Mrs. Lavern Godkin as pianist. Mrs. Fred Uhler read the scripture from Psalm 19, followed by Mrs. G. Craig giving the meditation on "Telephone" relating to communication in the family and in the community if we are to get along together, followed by prayer. Hymn, the Glory of the spring how sweet! was fol- lowed by a poem, "What is a Grandmother" read by Mrs. F. Uhler. Offering was re- ceived an dedicated. Mrs. G. Craig read a poem "A Mother's Love. Hymn "Abide with me closed this part of the meeting. Mrs. Neil McGavin sang a solo "Cleanse Me" to the tune of Now is the hour, accompanied by Mrs. H. Traviss at the piano. The next meeting of the U.C.W. "will be held at the church on Wednesday, June 6th at 8 p.m. when all units are to attend. The Patterson's from Palmerston will be guests, showing a film. A reading on Stewardship progress was given by Mrs. Ken McDonald. The meeting closed with the repeating of the Lord's prayer in unison. W.I. NOTES The May meeting on Citizenship and World Affairs will be held on week later on May 23rd. Mrs. E. Mitchell will have Mrs. Betty Audit from Palmerston demonstrate polished stone jewellery. The Dessert euchre will be held next Tuesday, May 15th at 7:30 p.m. Everybody is welcome. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gordon and Mrs. Janet. Walden of Seaforth have returned home recently, after attending a wedding near Winnipeg. Weekend guests with Mr, and Mrs. Allan Searle were Miss Gail Searle of Brampton and Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Saunders of Royal Oak, Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether, Steven and John and Mrs. and Mrs. Eare Pennington, Goderich were dinner guests on Sunday at the same home. Quite a few people from this area attended the Dessert Euchre in Londesboro on Friday evening. Mrs. Nelson Reid attended the 3 day Officer's Conference last week at the University of Waterloo. Little Erin Mitchell spent the weekend with her grand- parents Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mitchell, while her parents were away attending a wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Bremner nee Pat McDonald and baby son moved recently to Sarnia. The 4-H girls and leaders from the Walton Clubs at- tended the Achievement Day for the spring project, The Final Touch and Accessories on Tuesday evening. May 1st at Grey Central Public School. The girls will be present at the June Institute meeting to demonstrate or put on their skit. Mr. Emerson Mitchell visited his mother Mrs. Bessie Mitchell at Huron- view Sunday afternoon. Dr. Brian and Mrs. Traviss Allison and Leslie, Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. `Ken Moffett, Stratford spent the weekend with their parents., Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss. , (Branch Office AddenSt)/ For prior Information tail 271-5650 [collect] or write ' 1036 f'...itarto Street, Stratford ,•••11•1111111•1111,' Expand your world with TRI CHEM Tri Chem Liquid Embroidery Paints are economical, non toxic, machine washable, fast drying, ball point tubes that could change the colours of your world. 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