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THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 24, 1979 — 11
Crowd at Huronview
Melville. Guild met in the
church parlour on. Tuesday,
October 16. Marg
1 McCutcheon opened with a
poem, "I Asked & Was
Given,"
Eluned McNair gave a
reading, "Thanksgiving
Heart."
Joanne and Bill King
attended the Congress in
Guelph held at McDonald
Hall for three days in July.
Joanne outlined their
activities each day which
commenced at 7 a.m. and
Rev. Wittick was assisted
by Rev. Darrell and Mrs.
Webster on Sunday morning
while church communion was
being served. The Choir sang
the anthem "Open My Eyes
That I May See."
Molly Cox entertained at
Old Tyme Music on Monday
afternoon. There was a good
attendance of residents down
to the auditorium to listen to
the music.
Huronview auxiliary held
their Fall Bazaar Tuesday
afternoon. The auditorium
was decorated with the
Hallowe'en theme in mind.
The little ghosts, witches and
pumpkins which were the
table centre pieces are now
up in the main dining room
for our residents to enjoy.
Winner of the quilt was Mrs.
Mabel Jeffery from Exeter.
Our "Candy Lady", Mable
Garrow was busy again on
Wednesday morning prepar-
ing more candy for the
terminated at midnight. The
theme for the Congress was,
"Power and Glory." Joanne
Wended her thanks to the
Melville church for selecting
them as delegates and des-
cribed the three days as a
rich rewarding experience.
Donna Knight presided for
the business portion. A Card
of Thanks was read from
Isobel Adams. A request
from John Boneschansker
was received asking the
Guild to cater to their 25th
Wedding Anniversary on
On October 12, George
and Barb McCutcheon held a
birthday party in honour of
Mrs. Evelyn Brister of Leigh-
On-Sea, England, whose
birthday was Oct. 3, Michael
Clarke who was one on Oct.
October 27 at 1 p,m. for 50
people, with group 3 in
charge. On October 28,
group 1 will provide the
lunch, to be served after the
morning service. The Knight
Christmas will be held at 1
p.m. on November 24 for 24
adults and 20 children, with
group 2 catering. Group 3
will provide lunch after the
morning service on Sunday,
November 25 and Group 1
will be responsible for the
Council Banquet for 24 at 7
p.m. on Nov. 20.
Due to the increased
her gift. Mrs. Mable Garrow
thanked the Elimville ladies
on behalf of those cele-
brating birthdays.
Mrs. M. Garrow, Mrs.
Bernice Glousher, Mrs. Flor-
ence Flood, Mr. Frank Bis-
sett, Mrs. Elsie Henderson
worked on Ceramic pieces
which the Craft Room will be
placing throughout the
home.
4, and Vonne Brister, whose
birthday was Oct. 6.
Mrs. Brister spent the
week in Brussels renewing
acquaintances. She will be
returning to England on Oct.
24,
membership of the Lions
Club, the members feel that
the Library is no longer
adequate and have requested
that in the future their
meetings, and dinners be
held in the Brussels, Morris
and Grey Community
Centre, to which all members
agreed,
An invitation was ex-
tended to all to attend an
open meeting of the Majestic
Institute at the • school on
November 14, at 8:15 p.m..
A crowd attended the
fall tea at Huronview on Oct.
16. Mrs: C. Lockhart and
Mrs. May Gibson were at the
door to welcome visitors.
Mrs. J. Griffiths and Mrs.
I. Durnin were in charge of
the register and tea tickets.
Goderich Twp. Women's
Institute were in charge of
the well laden bake table.
The Clinton ladies waited on
the tea tables, and the Blyth
ladies looked after the
kitchen.
Those pouring tea were
Mrs. H. Johnston, Mrs. C.
Archibald, and Mrs. Mary
Clairmont.
There was a good display
of crafts and baking from the
craft room. The Day Care
also had a few articles for
sale.
The Huronview auxiliary
thanks all those who helped
with donations and the bake
table to make the fall tea a
success.
Fudge treat at Huronview
residents who were still
hungry for maple cream and
fudge. We would like to
thank Mable for sharing her
recipe with us and going to
the work of making the
candy.
Elimville's Women's Insti-
tute celebrated with all resi-
dents whose birthdays fell in
October on Wednesday after-
noon. Mrs. Ronald Fletcher
showed slides of interest
interspersed with musical Huronview would like to
selections from Mrs. Philip welcome Grace Fairy from
Johns at the piano, and Mr. Londesboro, and William
Cecil Skinner playing his Marsh from Goderich. These
violin. Cupcakes and tea two people have made
were served after each birth- Huronview their home within
day resident received his or the last couple,of days.
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