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THE .BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 7, 1979 7
Win. prizes at Walton euchre
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN MCCALL
887.6677
There were 10 tables of
euchre in play on Tuesday
evening at the Walton
Community Hall.
Prize winners were high
lady-Mrs. Lawrence Ryan,
Second high-Mrs. Bert Daer,
Blyth; low lady-Mrs. Orville
McCutcheon and Mrs. Rena
Watt cut with Mrs. Watt,
Blyth, having the low card.
High man-Mrs. AlAllan
McCall, playing as man,
second high-John Simpson,
Brussels won the draw over
Cliff Ritchie and Lawrence
Ryan; low man-Albert Rheil,
Goderich. Lucky serviette
with Halloween pumpkin,
Wilbur Turnbull, Brussels.
Institute hostesses serving
lunch included Mrs. Herb
Traviss; Mrs. Torrance
Dundas; Mrs. Nelson Marks
and Mrs. Don Mcdonald.
Come and bring a friend
to the euchre next Tuesday
evening, there are good
prizes and lunch is served.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Webster, Mary Ellen and
Melville W.M.S. met for
their November meeting on
Friday aftenoon in the church
parlour. Mrs. Gerald Gibson
presided and opened with a
reading, "Where do we fit
in?"
Twenty four calls on sick
and shut-ins were reported:
Mrs, James Mair,
secretary for literature and
library, reported that she had
mailed a 4 lb, 4 oz package of
used stamps to the Canadian
Bible Society.
Mrs. W.C. King and Mrs.
Amy Speir were chosen as
nominating committee for a
1980 executive.
A workshop to introduce
the study for the coming year
will be held for leaders of
Youth and Children's groups
Mark of Varna were supper
guests a, week ago Sunday
with Mr. and. Mrs. Ray
Huether, Steven and John,
Mr. Harold Bolger
returned home on Saturday
following a week in the
Clinton hospital.
The Indoor Gardening and
Macrame course have
changed their next meeting
from November 8th till
Monday evening, November
12. There were nine people
from the village who took in
the bus trip last Friday to
Kingsville where' they
attended the Jack Miner Bird
Sanctuary, also having a tour
of a greenhouse: they all
reoported it was all
worthwhile seeing.
Mr. Lester Meehan,
Toronto spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Viola
Kirkby.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Kestle, London visited on
Saturday wth. Mrs. Jean
Broadfoot.
The Walton Women's
Institute had a very
successful bazaar and tea on
Saturday, held in the
community hall. The winners
and all W.M.S. members, on
Wednesday, November 7 in
Teeswater. Several people
are planning to go.
The devotional period was
in charge of Mrs. W.W.
Smith who read the
scripture. Mrs. J. Yuill who
led in prayer and Mrs. H.
Dennis who gave a
meditation on verse 5 of the
Bible reading.
Mrs. Jean McDonald gave
a very interesting review of
the final study of the book on
"Contemporary China". In
an interesting question and ,
answer manner, she showed
the stressing of community
life. Service to the people is'
their idea and the second
commandment "Thou shalt
love they neighbour as
thyself" is considered first.
of the door prize of a fruit Sunday supper guests with
cake was won by Miss. Ethel Mrs. Jean Broadfoot were.
Dennis, Seaforth. Mrs. Ethel Long, Brussels
TEA TIME Mrs. Stewart McCall and. Mrs.
Archie Somerville both of the Walton area
had a tea break at the Walton bazaar held in the
Walton Community hall on Saturday.
INCREASED RATE OF RETURN
The rate of interest on the new
Series of Canada Savings'Bonds
has been increased to 11% for
the first year and 101/2% for
ech oithe.temaining 6 years.
The new average annual yield to t-L--54
maturity on the Bonds is 10.59%.
Everyone who has already bought,
or who buys new Canada Savings
Bonds will get these higher rates,
even though the.bond certificates
have the old rate printed on them.
SAFE, SECURE AND SIMPLE 10 CASH
New Canada Savings Bonds are a safe,
secure investment that earns you good
interest year after year. They're backed by
all the resources of Canada. And they're
easy to cash when there's a need.
A CHOICE OF BONDS
Canada Savings Bonds also offer you a
great choice. There's a Regular Interest Bond
which pays interest each November 1st at
the new, higher rates. And a Compound
Interest Bond that reinvests your interest
automatically, earning interest on interest.
and Mrs. Annie ';Engel,
CranbrOok.
Miss Kim Humphries of
Salt Lake City, Utah was a
recent visitor at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Stewart Humphries, Miss
On Monday, November
12, principals and teachers of
the Huron-Perth County
Roman Catholic Separate
School board will attend a
Religious Education
Professional Activity Day
focusing ' on moral
development and conscience
formation.
Dr. T.F.
Francoenr, religious
educator who is conducting
the day)has agreed to speak
to the parents on Sunday
evening, November 11th on
the same topic from the
Margaret returned with,Kim
for a holiday.
Mrs. Gerald Ryan is a
patient in the Listowel.
Hospital; her many friends
wish her a speedy recovery..
parent point of view.
He will speak at St..
Aloysius School, 228
Avondale Avenue, Stratford
and the parent meeting
begins at 8 p.m.
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Repairs & Installations
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Softeners •
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Plumbing & Heating
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Melville WMS. records
24 calls on shut ins
Moral development is theme
RETURN ON PAST SERIES INCREASED
The rate of return on all outstanding Series of
Canada Savings Bonds has been increased to
11 0/o for the year beginning. November 1, 1979
and to101/2 °/0 for each remaining year until
the bonds mature: For Series dated before
November 1, 1977 the increased return will
be paid through an increase in the value of
the cash bonus payable on the maturity date
of the bonds. For the last two Series the higher
rates will be payable for each remaining year
until the bonds mature. Complete details are
available where you bank or invest.
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