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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-06-18, Page 7ANSTETT JEWELLERS LIMITED Clinton/EXeter/SeatOrth4olkettoil mENABEk AmEkw ark ( '10 (.1f TY (AZIR) H & N DAIRY. SYSTEMS LTD. Sales, Service 8 installation of pipelines & rt-4,1;0171 - milking parlours 887-6063 R.R.4 WALTON Geey.-HOtre...: School musical nets nots: $2000 • • A popular and practical gift for the bride and groom BOHEMIAN CRYSTAL - 24 per cent lead, in the classic pinwheel pattern. Over twenty different pieces to choose from, starting at $14.95 . standing committees which revealed a successful year. Some programs were - kindergarten tea, Meet the Teacher Night, Parent-Effec- tive WorkShop, Huron Board of Education Student Services speaker, Student elective programs ,were on, display, and public speaking contest winners presented their speeches. One fund raising ventures was "Annie Get Your Gun". The Home and School had. two main purposes in presenting this musical. One purpose was to involve ,the ! adults of the community in the, school and the 'second was to raise funds to aisist with programs' and materials for students at Grey Central. The Treasurer's report included a statement for the stage production which netted a profit of $2,007.84. A recommendation made by the executive Was brought before the Association by president, Lillian. Hanna, that the money from the play be put in a special fund until needed. • The re- commendation was accepted. The following names were presented by Barb Grube on behalf of the nominating committee: President - Terry Williams; 1st Vice-President - Jerald Hayden; 2nd Vice- President - Maria Van Keulen; Secretary -. Marg Saxon; Treasurer - Joan Miller; Program Convenor - Betty Mitchell; Social. Convenors - Linda Morton and Pat Keifer; Membership - Kathy Workman and Linda Minielly. Teacher Re- presentative - Dave Colquhoun. Elwin Garland conducted the installation ceremonies and the new executive accepted re, sponsibility for the 1980/81 terms for the Home and School Association. La Fête du Canada The annual meeting of the June , 3 at Grey Central Grey Central Home and School with 28 in attendance. School Association was held Reports were given by the Canada's Birthday VVingham Memorial Shop QUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP Open-Every Weekday Your Guarantee for Over 35 Years of CEMETERY LETTERING Box 158, WINGHAM JOHN MALLICK MAITLAND VALLEY Inturance Agency Ltd. Auto - Fire - Casualty - Life BRUSSELS MONKTON 887-6663 Murray Siddall 347-2241 • WEDDING INVFTATIONS by ,N ►ERNAtiONALJOF SMArFoFto Choose your wedding invitations with complete confidence from our elegant selection...which includes announcements and all 'the correct wedding accessories. Our wedding gift to you... a Keepsake copy of your invitation processed in luxurious gold. /lurfin PHONE 527-0240 (fxpositor SEAFORTH AmmoiromminnommommI1 • • THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 1.8, 1980 7 alton couple on holiday WE'VE ONLY JUST STARTED AND AL— READY THINGS ARE LOOKING •GOOD— That's what ,Linda Anstett and ,Joan Perrie could,have been saying as they took in money at the Walton bake sale held by 'the 'Walton Area Sports Club in Walton last SatUrda9 to raise funds for the new recreational buildIng. (Photo by Langlois) Correspondent MRS. ALLAN MCALL 887.6677 There were 16 ladies, present for the June meeting of the Walton Unit on Wednesday evening • Mrs. Ednaillackwell open- ed the worship service with a poem, "This. is Gladnes!". Mrs. Ian Wilbee was pianist. Mrs. Hackwell chose as •the theme . "Happy' Times" referring to church attetld- brings gladness, Joy in worship and the way "of worship. Mrs. EmerSon Mitchell gave as the topic the interest- ing facts of "The Lord is my Shepherd' 'written by a minister from Texas. Mrs. Alex Gultuzen presided for the business. Minutes were read by Mrs. Howard Hackwell and treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Dorothy Sholdice. Copper Contest leaders gave their reports. Mrs. I. Wilbee collected $135.00 and Mrs. B. Coutts $109.50. Plans were made for lunch for promotional Sunday for the Sunday School when 36 from the mid-western regional centre will form the choir on Sunday, June 22nd; others offered to. bring lunch for the induction of the new minister, Rev. Swan on' July 3 and a shower on July 25 in• the church basement. There will not be another unit' meeting till September. A half • hour of fellowship was, enjoyed during lunch served by Mrs. Emerson 1Vfitchell, Mrs. Harold Bolger and Mrs. Allan McCall. PERSONALS Mr. , and Mrs. Herb Traviss and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bennett. arrived home late Wednesday night following an .enjoyable motor trip to Prince,Edward Island, going by the way of ,Lake Placid through the states, taking in ferry trips the way. They reported the weather was good, some rain at nights but not as cold as around here. . Four couples from this area,, Mr.and Mrs. Dave Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Terrance Dundas, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schade and Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson took in the four day trip on the Golden Age Bus Tours. They stayed *at the Aston • Villa Lodge on Muskoka Lake, took in a trip including the surrounding area of the high falls, and a delightful boat cruise on Wednesday viewing • the numerous beautiful homes around the lakes. Plans are being made for the induction of the new minister, Rev. Charles Swan enThursilay evening July 3 at 8 p,m, at Duffs United Church. There will be church services through the month of july,the minister will take his holidays in August. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss were. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moffett, and Brett of Stratford, and Dr. Brian and• Mrs. Traviss, Alisson and Lesley. or Waterloo. Bruce Godkin, Ron Godkin and Greg Humphries joined Duff's United Church at the Sunday morning service. Mr. and Mrs. .Emerson tvfitchell visited on Sunday with Mrs. Lillian Beer, John and Steve at Hensall and attended the United Church 'morning service. • Danny Achilles of Sebring- ville is visiting with Neil Mitchell. Saturday evening gnests with Mrs. Edna Hackwell were Mr. and Mrs. Don Gray of Stratford. They also, called on Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid in the afternoon. Mrs. L. Chisholm of ' Dungannon spent part of the weekend with her mother, Mrs. F. Payne. Mrs, Viola Kirkby and Paul Kirkby spent the week- end at her cottage at Point. Clark. • Mrs. Olive Clark, of Atwood visited on. Sunday afternoon with • Mrs. Jean froadfoot. New inspector Deputy Minister of Agri- culture and Food Ken Lantz has announced the appoint- ment of W.A. (Bill) Harley as a plant inspector with the Milk Industry Section of the Farm Products Quality Branch to succeed Ken McRae who has retired. Mr. Harley will be responsible for the dairy plant inspection program for the ministry in the counties of Essex, Kent, Elgin, Middlesex, Huron, Perth, Oxford and Norfolk, and will work out' of the Woodstock office.