The Brussels Post, 1980-04-23, Page 10MONKTON
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Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN MeCALL
887-6677
Nine tables of euchre were
in , play , at the Walton
Cominuiiity Hall on' Tuesday
evening.
Prize winners were high
lady Mrs. Lloyd Glouser,
Blyth; second high - Nora
Kelly, Blyth; Low - Mrs.
John Simpson, Brussels.
High Man - Mel Jacklin,
Brussels; Second High - Cliff
Ritchie; Low - Torrance
Dundas; Most Number 6 on
Card - Mrs. Torrance
Dundas; Lucky Cups - Mrs.
L. Glouser and Mrs. Bert
Daer, both of Blyth.
Hostesses were " Ruth
Axtmann, Lavina Watson,
Leona McDonald and
Margaret Craig.
The Dessert Euchre on
April. 29 at 7:00 p.m. will
bring the euchre s to a close
for this season.
UNIT MEETS
The April meeting of the
17th and Boundary was held
on Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. Charles Glouser with
12 members present.
Mrs. Jim Williamson
opened ,the devotions with a
poem, "Time to Pray", Mrs.
Martin Baan followed with
prayer.
The Topic, "You can throw
your feelings" was given by
Mrs. M. Baan, telling how
you control your own feelings
explaining that people live
according to their feelings •
and emotions and how to
cope with every day living.
Business was conducted
by Mrs. Graeme Craig.
Minutes were read by Mrs.
Helen Williamson.
Thank-you cards were read
from Mrs.. P. Murray and
Nancy Craig. Treasurer's 're-
port was given by Mrs. Barry
Hoegy and Mrs. Hugh John-
son gave the miscellaneous
fund.
An invitation was read
from Seaforth Presbyterian.
.Church, to attend their
Thankoffering on April 29.
The bale was mentioned
again to. be sent fromn the
church. The Blyth Crusade
Week was also mentioned.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Bolger, Walton and Mr. and
,Mrs. Earle Papple, It4
Seaforth have returned from
a holiday for over three ,
weeks at Plant City, Florida.
also sightseeing in the sur•
rounding district and Disney.
land.
The Institute officers and
convenors met for their plan-
ning of meetings for the
coming year on Monday
evening in the hall. All
members are requ ested to
send a large dessert or 2
small ones to the Dessert.
Euchre at the community
hall on Tuesday evening,
April 29th at 7:00 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
Visiting Mrs. Jean Broad-
foot on Friday were Mrs.
Ethel. Long of Brussels, on
Saturday, Mrs. Erica Farqu.-
harson of London. Mrs. Fern
Patterson of Seaforth spent
the weekend with her sister,
Mrs. Broadfoot..
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance
Dundas spent the weekend
on a bus tour to Toledo,
Ohio, where they attended
the play, Sound of Music.
Mr. Jim Shortreed of the
Manor in Seaforth spent a
few days last week at his
home in the village with Mrs.
Shortreed.
Cranbrook WI
on bus tour
Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
Mrs. Emma McCallum, St.
Thomas returned home
following 2 weeks spent with
her sister Mrs. Ida Gordon.
Quite a number of W.I.
members and friends joined
with Moncrieff W.I. on a trip
to Toronto On the Jack Smith
bus. All had an interesting
day at Yorkville and the
Home Show.
The §tonecraft Ministry
special hour of prayer will be
held in Knox Presbyterian
ChurCh on Tuesday, April 29
with lunch at 11:30 a.m. All
ladies are welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Wood, Mitchell and Mr.
Stanley Machan, Listowel
visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Dunn on Friday.
Donald Perrie is in Victoria
Hospital, London, not in
University as reported last
week.
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