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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-01-21, Page 6Wingham Memorial Shop Welcome to WORSHIP SERVICES of the BRUSSELS MENNONITE FELLOWSHIP Starting every Sunday morning as of February 1 9:30 - 10:30 a.m. at the Brussels Library Sunday School 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Pastor Community Representative Doug Zehr Elwin Garland 529-7467 887-9017 QUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Weekday Your Guarantee for Over 35 Years of CEMETERY LETTERING BOX 158, WINGHAM JOHN MALLICK •vmsaarao.— viomem••••n •••••••••••••••••••milloraiftwimift. YOUNG'S VARIETY •Party Needs • Baked Goods • Tobacco • Groceries • Statio-nery Weekdays 8:30-9, Holidays & Sundays 11:30-6 Brussels 887-6224 WATCH CLEARANCE 30 BULOVA and, CARAVELLE® Mens' d Ladies' WATCHES 2 POCKET WATCHES 15 TIMEX WATCHES Al! clearing 1 at 2,Price ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. SEAFORTH STORE ONLY! Oneida's January Sale of silverware' & stainless is still on at Anstetrs. Most Patterns In Stock 1024 %W JEWELLERS SEAFORTH 527-1720 CLINTON 'WALKERTON EXETER. 482-3901 881-0122 235-2468 ANSTETT se V 6 — THE BRUSSELS POST, JANUARY 21, 1981 Walton United Church holds annual , There was a good turn out for, the annual meeting that followed a pot luck dinner and the morning church service Sunday, Jan- uary 18. Greeters at the door for the church service were Bruce Clark and Harvey McClure. Mrs. Elva Wilbeu was or- ganist for the hymns, Rev. Charles A. Swan's sermon was "Many gifts, One spirit." The offering was received by Ian Wilbee, Harvey McClure and Murray Sholdice. A delicious pot luck dinner was arranged by the 17th & Boundary unit of the U.C.W. McKillop Unit ladies were MRS. JOE WALKER 357-3558 Mrs. Jack Jenkins opened the January meeting of the Bluevale Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church on Jan. 6 at the home of Mrs. Joe Walker. She prayed for the guidance through the year for the installation of officers. They are Past President - Mrs. Burns Moffatt, President, Mrs. Glenn Golley; Secretary, Mrs. Joe Walker, Press Reporter; Mrs. Joe Walker; Ass't Sec- Mrs. Harry Elliott, Treasurer, Mrs. Ross Gray, Glad Tiddings Sec., Mrs. Lola Mann, Literature and Library, Mrs. Burns Moffatt; Supply, Mrs. Jack Jenkins; Associate Members Sec. Mrs. Keith Moffatt; Friendship and Service, Mrs. Lola Mann; Assistant Friendship and Service, Mrs. Harry Elliott, Pianist Mrs, Keith Moffatt; Life Membership Sec. Mrs. Glenn Golley; Explorers Miss Marie Walker; Assistant Explorers, Mrs. Larry Elliott; C.O.C. Mrs. Keith Moffatt; Histori an, Mrs. Bernard Thomas, Nominating Committee, Mrs. Bery Kirton, Mrs. Jack Jenkins, Mrs. Glenn McKercher. Auditors, Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mrs. Jack Jenkins. Mrs. Ross Gray chose scripture from Genesis "Be- ginning everything new, but God is the same, yesterday, to-day and forever.' We are to keep his commandments and walk in his ways. We should seek the Lord and his strength continually. She said Mrs. Alex MacTavish offered prayer. Mrs. Gray gave the trea- surer's report. The offering was received by Matthew Trites with prayer by Mrs. Golley. Ten members named a woman of the bible in answer to the roll call and two children were present. Each member gave .50 for the Presbyterial fee and the January 19 meeting in Wingham was discussed as well As buying a life member ship Placing a money box in the church was voted down. Mrs. Gray was in charge of the topic, "Jesus the divine Companion." She told of Jesus visiting with Mary, while Martha Worked in the responsible for cleaning up. Rev. Charles A. Swan chaired, the annual meeting ;hat followed, opening with a short devotional period. Mrs. Margaret Craig was appoint- ed secretary, reading the minutes of last year's annual meeting. Reports from all organiza- tions were most satisfactory. They are now operating under the Unified ,Board System, which meets once a month. Rev. Charles , A. , Swan outlined the report of the Unified Board in the absence of Doug Fraser. Thanks was given to Mrs. Marjorie Humphries for the work on the front cover of the kitchen. Martha was practical and busy while Mary was enjoying being with Jesus. Are too many of us like Martha? she asked. • A social time was spent while Mrs. Gray and Mrs. MacTavish served lunch. Sincere sympathy is expressed to Mrs. Leslie Greenaway and family on the passing of Mr. Greenaway at his home on Friday. Mrs. Harvey Adams, and Mrs. Thos MacDonald of Brussels were New Years guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl King of Harriston. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nuhn of Manitawadge; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gibson and Duane of Monkton; Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Speer of Weston; Mrs. Jack Gibson, Wroxeter; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown, Wayne and Greg, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Noble and Melissa, Mr. and Mrs. Jas Fudger celebrated Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Gibson. annual report book. It being a salute to 1981-The Inter- national Year of Disabled Persons. Bruce Clark, chairman of the sessii- a expressed his thanks to the Rev. Charles A. Swan for his direction and leadership in the church since he arrived six months ago. A minute's , silence was offered in memory of those who passed away this year, followed with prayer by Rev. Charles A. Swan. Thanks was, extended to Herb Traviss for cutting the grass and Jim Carter and Bill Coutts for the removal of the snow. There was much discus- sion on the fire insurance on Mr. and Mrs. Archie Miller, and Mrs. Thos. MacDonald of Brussels visited Mr. and Mrs. Beverley Brears of Palmerston R.R. 3, on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Currie, Robert and Paul of Wingham, R.R. 3, were New Year visitors with Mrs. John Strong. Mr. of Bluevale; Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pyke and family were Christmas Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Van de Kemp R.R. 2 Gorrie. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hyndman and also Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sinclair, and Rob. of Oakville were New Year visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jas Hyndman of Guelph. Mrs. Glad Edgar, Mr. Donald Edgar; Mr. Gordon Edgar, Mrs. Wm. Simpson and Mr. Gibson Stewart of 'Molesworth and Mr. Oscar Nickel, Listowel visited Tuesday with the family of the, church and manse,. This is to be left with the Property and, Finance committee to report back to the Unified Board. Auditors-Don McDonald and, Doug Fraser were re- appointed auditors, same as last year. The estimate budget was accepted for 1981 and the M. & S. objectives were met. Several names for the anniversary service were, suggested. Thanks was extended to Mrs. Marilyn McDonald who did the typing of the books. The minister expects to take his hOlidays in August. The meeting was adjourned with the Benediction. the late Mr. McKenzie Edgar of Dearborn, Michigan at the Little's Funeral Home in Cambridge, Galt and called on Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Brown of Galt. Holiday visitors at the home-of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Pyke were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hall, Ron and Randy of Burford, R.R. 2; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Pyke, Jeffrey and Jennifer of Wroxeter R.R. 2. Mrs. John Strong spent a few days with Mr .and Mrs. Robt. Allen of Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Linden, Kelly and David of London spent Christmas and the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. George Noble. The word is spreading Across Canada, more and more farmers are specifying International Spreaders; and the reason is rugged performance. Heavy-duty apron chains keep the manure moving. "Bear Claw" paddles are indented for extra strength. Available in 5 trailing models with heaped capacity to 370 bushels (343 cu. ft.), , Bluevale officers elected International Spreaders rip, shred and spread hard- packed loads with ease. Check 'em out; and while you're at it, check out Inter- national Loaders, Heavy-duty box-beam lift arms have the "might and main" to pry out big loads. 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