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THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY 27, 1981 A5
Walton WI hears
about hair care
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN McCALL
887-6677
Twenty-one members of
the Walton Women's Insti-
tute met Wednesday eve-
ning.c,
Mrs. Keith Rock presided
for the business, after the
opening exercises, Mrs. Bill
Humphries read the minutes
and the treasurer's report.
In the correspondence an
invitation was read from
Fordwich to a Tweedsmuir
Tea in the hall June 2 at 7:30
P.M. also a letter from Ray
McNichol of the Canadian
Crossroads International to a
meeting June 14 at 7:30 P.M.
at Winthrop United Church
PlanS were made for the
25th Anniversary of the
Walton W.I. this Thursday
evening, May 28th at the hall
with former members and
other branches in thy-district
to be invited.
The Institute will put on
the June Birthday party at
Huronview. Several mem-
bers offered to make cup
cakes.
Mrs. Harold Hudie gave
her report as delegate to the
Officers Conference in
Waterloo recently and the
DistriCt Annual report of the
meeting in Bluevale on May
12.
Mrs. George McCall gave
the motto on "There's more
to good shopping than being
first at the bargain counter."
Readings were given on
"Poetry of a Supermarket
Place; Ask any Women and
Just for To-day."
Miss Margaret Shortreed
was guest speaker on Hair
Care, giving many worth
while suggestions and show-
ed different styles by
ers. Mrs. McCall thanked
her and presented a gift on
behalf of the Institute.
A very successful plant
sale preceded the Institute.
Grace followed by lunch ser-
ved by Mrs. H. Bolger; Mrs.
K. McDonald; Mrs. N.
Marks and Mrs. B.
Humphries.
Loneliness is UCWtopic
garage sale planned
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JUNIOR WINNERS — In the first row are Marty Rutledge who placed
first and Bruce Johnston, third overall in Junior boys. In the second row
are Karla King second, Linda Ten Pas first and Connie Kingsbury third
in the Junior girls' division at the track and field day at Brussels Public
School on Friday. Absent when the picture was taken was Somekhame
Larprom who placed second for. the boys.
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Thursday', May 28-Atwood
at Walton; Monday, June
1-Walton at Atwood; Thurs-
day, June 4-Monkton at
Walton; Thursday; June 11-
Winthrop at Walton; Mon-
day, June 15-Walton at
Belgrave; Thursday, June •
18-Blyth at Walton; Thurs-
Ethel
The Ethel Women's Insi-
tute held a. special meeting at
the Ethel hall on Wednesday
evening, May 20 when other
Institute members were in-
vited to have, "A Taste of
the Wild". Blanche Pownall..
Garrett had with her differ-
ent edible weeds and some
were also preserved. Mem-
=bers had a sample and they
were very tasty.
Mr. and Mrs. Maruice
Nesbitt of Calgary, Alberta,
Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan
and Gillian of London;. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Phillips of
Lucknow; Mrs. Della' Mc-
Michael and Andrew Mc',
Michael of Wroxeter, Mr.
and. Mrs. Andrea Bremner
and Doris visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Bremner, Mary and Karen.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bray
visited with Annie Bray on
§,unday.
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Monday to Friday 9-5:30
Saturday 9.12!00
AWE PARKING
ON PREMISES
Closed Wednesdays
By AppOIntitiefil
day, June 25-Wroexeter at
Walton; Friday, June' 26-
Walton atBlyth; Friday, June
26-Walton at Blyth; Friday
July 3 - Walton at Brussels;
Thursday, July 9 - Bluevale
at Walton; Friday, July 17 -
Walton at Belmore.
The squirts played a game
with Wintrhop Thursday,
May 21. Walton losing to
Winthrop 8-0. There is to be
a game Monday, May 25 in
Monkton; weather permit-
ting.
This is a room donated by
a parent. He stands at the
plate with heart pounding
fast. The bases are loaded,
the die has been cast. Mom
and Dad cannot'help him, he
stands all alone a hit at this
moment would send the team
home. The ball meets the
plate, he swings and misses.
:There's a groan from the
crowd, with some boos and
some kisses.
A thoughtless voice cries:
"Strike out the bum." Tears
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fill his eyes the games no
longer fun. So open your
heart and give him a break.
For it's moments like this, a
man you can make. Keep
this in mind when you hear
someone forget. He's just a
little boy and not a man yet.
CHURCH NEWS.
Mrs. Hugh Johnston and
Ann Clark were greeters
Sunday morning at Duff's
United Church.
Rev. Charles A. Swan took
as his sermon, "The strenght
of Almighty God." Anyone
having articles for the Gar-
age Sale this Saturday is to
contact Howard Hackwell.
Nine members and one
guest were present at the 8th
& 16th meeting, May 13th at
Joyce Van Vliet's home.
Vera McDonald opened
the devotations with a poem,
"The Beautiful Month of
May" followed by a short
reading, "The Church, the
'body and believers". Script-
ure was taken from 1st
Corrinthians chapter 14,
verse 12. Hymn, "Wonderful
Love" was sung.
The Topic on "Loneli-
ness" was given by Vera,
telling the story of Dora
Pettinella. There are con-
ditions that bring on a mult-
itude of problems. It exists
everywhere and can seem
worse than death itself, only
love and work can defeat
'loneliness, closing with a
poem, "Friends make life
more beautiful", followed by
prayer. Hymn "What a
friend we haVe in Jesus"
closed this part of the meet-
ing.
Margery Fraser conducted
the business reading a poem,
"All Habits". Minutes were
approved as read by Lynne
Davies.
Final plans are being made
for the Ham & Turkey Sup-
per to be held at the church,
June 2. Tickets are still
available. Each member is
requested to bring baking to
the Garage Sale this Satur-
day for the bake table.
We were reminded of the
Gospel singing group to be at
the Blyth United Church,
Sunday evening, May 31st.
The meeting was closed
and the hostess served re-
freshments and a social half-
hour was enjoyed.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Machan, Sarnia had lunch on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Reid.
Mr. Lester Machan,
Toronto spent the weekend
with his mother, Mrs. Viola
Kirkby.
Mrs. Carson Watson,
Brussels, Mrs Viola Kirkby
and Rev. C.A. Swan will
attend the London Confer-
ence in Chatham, Wednes-
day and Thursday of this '
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Campbell
Wey and Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson. Reid visited on Sun-
day with Mrs.. Katie Stimore,
Stratford.
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No Longer Purina Dealers
As of June 1st, 1981, there will no longer be a Purina
Dealer in Blyth or Wingham.
Until new dealerships are established, Molesworth
Farm Supply in Molesworth 291-3740, Verbeek Farm
& Garden Centre in Clinton 482-9333, and Dave
Eadie Feeds in Lucknow 528-2071 will be pleased to
service all Purina Customers in these areas.
Bob Cummings, District Sales Manager, and Elaine
Aubrey, District Sales Trainee, apologize for this
temporary inconvenience. If any problems should
arise during this period, please feel free to contact
Anne Leeson at Ralston Purina Canada Inc. in
Woodstock, Ontario 537-6651.
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