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A10 — THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 3, 1981
Walton WI. is 25 years
Continued from page 7 ,
with a very interesting Dia-
logue on "Buying Eggs."
Those taking part were
Mrs.' Harold Hudie, lady of
the house, Mrs. Gerald Wat-
son, maid and Mrs. Harvey
Craig as the egg man. Mrs.
Jim Axtmann gave a reading
"When Father papered the
parlour."
Marge ' Sutheran brought
greetitigs for Betty Bride
who was unable to attend,
these two ladies came toge-
ther when the first meeting
was formed. Ruth Harding,
President of the District also
brought greetings and con-
gratulated Walton. Nine
charter members Mrs.
Ron Bennett; Mrs. Harold.
Bolger; Ms. Harvey Craig;
Mrs. Torrence Dundas; Mrs.
Stewart Humphries; Mrs.
Nelson Marks; Mrs. Ken
McDonald; Mrs. Ernie Ste-
vens and Mri. Herb Traviss
attended also Mrs. Nelson
Reid; Mrs. Gerald Watson,
Mrs. Earl Watson and Mrs.
Bill Humphries who joined
the next month 25 years ago.
The Anniversary Cake on '
the head table, iced by Mrs.,
Lavern Godkin was cut by the
first secretary Mrs. W. Turn-
bull and first treasurer Mrs.
T. Dundas.
The In Memoriam service
for 21 deceased members
was conducted by Mrs. H.
Hudie and Mrs. B. Hum-
phries with Mrs. R. Huether
playing the hymn, "Abide
with Me."
A smorgasbord was en-
joyed. Presidents from all
branches expressed their
thanks.Brussels Majestic In-
stitute even sang F. appy
Birthday to Walton. Mrs,
Rock replied, thanked every-
one for coming to help make
this 25th Anniversary such as
success.
PERSONALS
Dr. Jerard. Beane, Ber-
muda spent a recent week-
end with Rev. Charles A.
Swan at the manse; he was
on a week's study leave and
read the scripture lesson at
the Sunday morning service.
and many other subjects.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Mar-
shall, Car unna were recent
visitors in the village.
SEVENTEENTH, ND
BOUNDARY MEETS
Rev. Swan was host for the
17th Boundary unit at the
manse with 15 members
present.
Melinda Johnston opened
with a thought for the day,
Kathyrn Baan was pianist,
Helen Craig read scriptures,
A reading on one of the
handicapped, Myron Angus
was read by Melinda John-
ston. Margaret Craig read a
letter from family and child-
rens services, telling of a
meeting. Rev. Swan showed
slides on his homelandi Ber-
muda, which were much
enjoyed by everyone. Helen
Craig expressed thanks to
Rev. Swan for giving an
inside look at another part of
the commonwealth.
The business was in
charge of Helen Craig, open-
ing this part, with a poem,
"No excuse, Sunday," A
letter was read from the
Callendar Nursing Home on
Religion and aging. Karen
Hoegy gave the treasurer's
report and Melinda Johnston
the miscellaneous fund. The
unit is to put the flowers in
the church on Sundays. The
resource center is open/every
third Wednesday of each
month where material and
books are availabe for meet
ings. Sunday June 7 is World
Wide communion.
,The supper committee re-
ported that a dinner and
luncheon would be served for
the Blyth Festival.
The next meeting will be
copper month to be held at
the home of Annie Will-
iamson. Margaret Craig and
Kathleen Williamson in
charge of devotions. The
closing prayer was given by
Melinda Johnston.
AREA PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson
were recent supper guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Huether, Steven and John.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Web-
ster, Clinton and Mrs. Marg-
aret Woodruff. Niagara Falls
visited on Tuesday evening
at the same home.
Misses Ann Barons, Lon-
don and Dena Wey, Guelph
spent the weekednd with. Mr.
and Mrs:Campbell Way.
Sunday dinner guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid
were Mr. and. Mrs. Phillip
Blake, Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Sullivan, Water-
loo; Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Fraser and Cheryl, R.R. 2,
Blyth and Mrs. Edna Hack-
well, Walton. °
Paul Humphries who
works as a chef at the Jockey
Club in Toronto spent the
weekend at the home of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Will-
iam Humphries. .
Mrs. Bill, Taylor, Lynne
and Brad visited on Satur-
day with the former's par.
ents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Rollie
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Short-
reed and family and Mrs.
Jim Shortreed were Thurs-
day evening supper guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Shortreed in London. On
Sunday they attended the
congregational church picnic
at Kintail following the
campout over night.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wat-
son arrived home last Wed-
nesday evening following a
week's visit with Mr. and
Mrs: David Watson, Lloyd-
minister, Alberta and a week
with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Nelson, Vancouver B.C.
CHURCH NEWS
Sunday greeters at Duff's
United Church were Mr. and
Mrs. Ross. Bennett. Organist
was Mrs. Neil McGavin.
Rev. Charles A. Swan spoke
to the young folk on enthu-
siasm, kindness, gendroity
and gratitude. The sermon ,
was the "Gospel and People ,
Next Sunday is Commun-
ion with the confirmation to'
meet at 9:45 a.m. There is to
be the final official board
meeting that evening of June
7. There was a success-
ful Garage and Bake Sale at
the church on Saturday. Va-
cation school is being plan-
ned for children ages 4-13,
July 6-10.
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