HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-06-20, Page 3EVERYTHING FROM SOUP TO NUTS—Well,
maybe not soup to bolts but the flea market at
the Brussels fairgrounds on Saturday did have
everything from car to airplane parts.
(Photo by Langlois)
Bluevale people join church
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MRS. JOE WALKER
357-3558,
Mrs. Glenn Golley opened
the June meeting of the
W.M.S. of Knox
Presbyterian Church reading
a poem, Mrs. Keith Moffatt
was hostess and 14 members
and one visitor attended.
Mrs. Wm. Robertson
chose passages from St.
Matthew and St. Luke for the
devotions. Mrs. Burn
Moffatt offered prayer.
Mrs. Harold Grant
reported on the supply fund.
Mrs. Keith Moffatt gave a
brief summary of the Goforth
meeting in Wingham and
Mrs. Harry Elliott
commented cm the
Presbyterial in Brussels
when Mrs. Burns Moffatt was
presented with an honarary
life membership by her
daughter, Mrs. Glenn
Golley.
'Mrs. Keith Moffatt
introduced the guest
speaker, Miss Lavonne
Ballagh of Wingham,, Miss
Ballagh's theme was "Put
more life into life". She said.
"We should take the frills out
of our lives, give more love,
be ourselves, have less ego,
more enthusiasm, be able to
laugh. Love and laughter is a
must for everyone." Miss
Ballagh is a dynamic speaker
with' a wonderful sense of
humor, which has you
laughing one moment, and
with almost a tear in your eye
soon after, but vividly
remembering this meeting.
Mary Moffatt thanked the
speaker and, presented her
with a gift.
Lunch was served by the
hostess, Mrs. Robertson and
Mrs. Burns Moffatt.
PERSONALS
Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Alex MacTavish
were Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Grant, Mrs. Margaret
Donahue of Teeswater, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Walker of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob MacTavish, Timmy and
Kenny.
Sunday supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker
and family were Miss Linda
Harkness, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Elliott, Ken Skinn, Mr. and
Mrs. George Fischer and Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex
MacTavish and Mrs. Jack
Willitts attended the
Highland Games in Port
Elgin on Saturday.
On Sunday morning Rev.
Wilena Brown was. in charge
of the speical service when
Arlene Johnston, Barbara
Johnston, Karen Johnston,
Valerie Johnston, June
Stamper and. Leonard
Stamper were received as
member of the church on
profession of faith.
The confirmation of each
person, with people
significant to them
participating in the laying on
of hands, was followed by the
Commission and the right
hand of fellowship being
extended by Robert Fraser,
clerk of session. Mrs. Keith
Nicholson sang the solo, "He
Walked That. Lonesome
Road". She was
accompanied by Mrs. Carl
Johnston at the organ.
The tradition of the early
church was carried out when
the people came forward,
Installation of officers was
carried out at St. John's
Lodge, No, 284, AF & AM,
Brussels on Tuesday night of
last week when Rt.Wor. Bro.
Norman Hoover and his
installation team officiated.
The officers installed were
Worshipful Master Bro.
Bruce Speiran; Immediate
Post Master Bro, Murray
Hoover, Sr. Warden Bro.
Fred Thuell; Jr. Warden Bro.
Fred Uhler; Chaplain Wor.
Bro. Robt. Grasby; Sr.
Deacon Bro. Leslie Knight;
Jr. Deacon Wor. Bro,
Wilfred Shortreed; Sr.
Steward V. Wor. Bro. Clarke
Matheson, Jr. Steward
Wor. Bro. Wm. King; Inner
Guard Wor. Bro. Jim Mair,
Tyler Wor. Bro. Max Watts.
Director of Ceremonies W
Bro. Robt. Cunningham;
Treasurer Wor. Bro. Gerald
Gibson; Secretary V. Wor.
Bro. Edwin Martin; Auditors
Wor. Bros. Wm. King and
Max Oldfield. Visiting
brethren were present from
Wingham and London
Lodge",
The meeting was followed
by lunch and a social period.
Members discussed the
successful completion of a
charitable project carried out
by all Masonic Lodges in
Ontario. Each lodge
exceeded its quota which has
resulted in the establishment
of a fund with which help
may be given to, people
suffering from deafness re-
\ gardless of whether or not
they are 'Associated with
Mason ry. The fund was a
means of marking the 125th
anniversary of Masonry in
Ontario.
J.E. LONGSTAFF
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THE BRUSSELS .PQST 7 4vNg.go, 1979 ,3
St. John's lodge
instals officers
broke off pieces of bread,
dipped them in the chalice
and partook at the
communion table at the
celebration of The Lord's.
Supper.
On June 24, Rev. Wilena
Brown will conduct her last
service in Bluevale before
going to the Varna-Goshen
pastoral charge.
Mrs. Lolo Mann visited
last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Henry and family at
Parry Sound.
Mrs. Alex MacTavish and
Jim Wright visited Mrs.
Wright in Victoria Hospital,
Tuesday.
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