HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-02-11, Page 13 • THE BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY 11,1981
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C9rrespondent
MRS. ALLAN McCALL
887-6677
Mrs. Nancy Exel, Brussels
Bluevale
Correspondent
MRS; JOE WALKER
357-3558
A meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society of Knox
Presbyterian Church was
held at the home of Mrs.
Burnes Moffatt on
Wednesday, February 4.
Mrs. Lola .Mann chose
Luke, Chapter 17 verses 20
and 21. She spoke on
Christianity and Mission
growth "We participate
together in God's work."
Mrs. Mann read several
passages from St. Matthew.
Mrs. Ross Gray gave the
treasurer's report, The
general fund for 1981 is $400,
with the supply being $45.
The offering was received
with prayer, by Mrs. Golley.
A letter was read from
Mrs. D. Gilles in regard to
sending a delegate to Sarnia
in April.. It is undecided at
this time, if , Bluevale will
have a representative.
A discussion of the
World's Day 'of Prayer ,to be
held in the Presbyterian
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will be the guest speaker on
money management at the
Walton Women's Institute,
Wednesday, February 18 for
Church, March 6, followed.
Some books will be
purchased for the Explorers,
with some discussion
following and a decision to
have a bake and plant sale in
the spring.
The annual meeting of the
Bluevale United Church was
held on January 25.
Reports for the Sunday
school were given by
Superintendent ' Doug
Stamper; Messengers by
Mrs. Ross Nicholson;
Bluevale Young People by
Mr. Perry; board of trustees '
by James C. Johnston;
United Church , Women by
Mrs. Charles Mathers and
the general report by Mrs.
Tom Dunn. All organizations
reported a successful year.
There are 95 families under
pastoral care.
News appointments for
1981 are: treasurer, Mrs.
Margaret Brewer; ministry
and personnel, Jean
Mathers, Donna Craig,
Murray Johnston; session
Murray Johnston, Harold
Johnston, stewards, Carl
Johnston, Harvey Edgar,
Helen MacFarlane, Bruce
Corrigan: trustees, George
,
Fischer, W. Robertson, Ross
the Family and " Consumer
Affairs meeting. The roll
call:. A tip on beating the
high cost of living.
Smith, Bert Garniss, J.C.
Johnston, W. Peacock, Keith
Johnston, nominating
committee, Audrey Edgar,
Ross Smith, Ken Johnston,
Marie Stewart; auditors.
Bessie Johnston, Helen
MacFarlane.
4-H members and mothers
are to be invited guests. A
penny sale will be held, each
institute member to bring
articles,
Hostesses to be Mrs.
Nelson Reid, Mrs. Dave
Watson; Mrs, Herb Traviss
and Mrs. Torrance Dundas.
Anyone in the community
interested is cordially invited
to attend.
Mr. and mrs. Herb Traviss
had their family, home for the
weekend including Dr. Brian
and Mrs. Traviss, Allison
and Leslie of Waterloo and
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moffett
and Brett of Guelph.
Mr. Ken McDonald spent
a few days last week in
Seaforth Hospital, having
surgery on his knee,
returning home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollie
Achillis . attended the
Christening of their
grandson Timothy Roland
• Sills, son of Mr. and Mrs.
At the annual meeting of
the Huron County Pork Pro-
dticers in Clinton last week
Joseph Miller of Dashwood
was elected the association's
Jim Sills in Seaforth on
• Sunday.
Friends and neighbours of'
)avid Collins were sorry to
tear of his accident last
Thursday near Clandeboye.
His condition is reported to
be fair. He is a patient in
University Hospital, London.
president. First vice-presi-
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gannon, and J )hn Arts of
Seaforth is second . vice-pre-
sident.
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