HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-06-17, Page 6MARRIED 50 YEARS
John and Stella. Clark of Brussels received letters of
congratulations and certificates from Governor General Ed
Schreyer, Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, Joe Clark,
M.P. Murray Cardiff, Premier William Davis, M.P.P.
Murray Elston in honour of their 50th anniversary on June
2.
A family dinner and social evening was held at the
B.M.G. Community Centre on May 30 and an open house
at home on May 31.
Out of town guests were from Berwick Pa., Preston,
London, Collingwood, Blyth, Ilderton, Glencoe, Toronto
and Belgrave.
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Vine Ripened
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CORN ON THE COB
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DRINK CRYSTALS
4 x 92 C
1.59
UNSWEETENED
ORANGE - GRAPEFRUIT,
BLENDED
TREESWEET JUICES
48 oz.
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MACARONI Et CHEESE
KRAFT DINNER
225 G
2/.79
DEL MONTE
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4x5 oz.
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M. -4'THE BRUSSEWPOSIt 1981
UCW meets at manse
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN McCALL
887.6677
Walton Unit met at the
manse on Wednesday eve-
ning. Mrs, Bill Coutts open-
ed the devotions with hymn,
"Breathe on me, Breath of
God". Mrs. Nelson Reid
read the scripture, the theme
being "Love does not gloat
over men's sin." Mrs. Coutts
led in prayer. Rev. Swan
contributed a solo accompan-
ied by Mrs. H. Traviss at the
piano.
Viola Kirkby gave a very
full description of the London
Presbyterial Conference she
had attended recently as a
delegate at Chatham. Rev.
Swan had attended the same
conference and played a skit
on Lazareth !ie had taken on
his tape recorder, also a
message given by a minister
on Stewardship.
Pauline Gulut' zen pre-
sided for the business open-
ing with a poem, "Green is
for summer." Minutes of last
month's meeting were read
by Mrs. Howard Hackwell.
There were 25 members and
3 guests present. Treasurer's
report was given by Dorothy
Sholdice. This being copper
month, leaders Ruth Thamer
and Mrs. Sholdice collected
and gave their reports.
Walton Unit are in charge
of flowers for the month of
July and first Sunday in
August, a special service to
mark the 125th anniversary
of Morris Township, with
soloist Marg Whitmore, or-
ganist of Northside United
Church, Seaforth. The presi-
dent read the Alert letter.
Thanks was extended to Rev.
Swan for having the unit at
the manse. This is the last
meeting till September.
Hostesses Mrs. Ron Ben-
nett, Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs.
Ernie Stevens and Rev. Swan
served lunch when a social
time was enjoyed.
Happy Birthday was sung
to a member, Edna Hack-
well, having a birthday that
day.
CHURCH NEWS
A sing song led by Mrs.
Neil McGavin accompanied
by Mrs. Ray Huether at the
organ preceded the Sunday
morning service at Duff's
United Church. Ushers were
Ken McDonald, Doug Fraser
and Howard Hackwell. Mrs.
Stewart Humphries was at
the door.
For international year of
the handicapped this day was
set aside as Access Sunday to
make people aware of the
importance of a building for
the handicapped.
Mrs. Herb Traviss and her
daughter Mrs. Ken (Gail)
Moffett from Guelph con-
tributed a duet, "This one
thing" accompanied by Mrs.
R. Huether at the piano.
Rev. Charles A. Swan
spoke to the children on
Patience, his sermon was
"The Work of Reason."
Mention was made of those
in hospital: Jean Broadfoot
and Florence McGavin in
Seaforth; Mrs. Jack Gordon
and Orvilla McCutcheon are
in Wingham Hospital.
Next Sunday is the Sunday
School Awards Day, also
featuring the Brussels school
choir.
AREA PERSONALS
Visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Ponomarenko dur-
ing this past week were Mr.
and Mrs. Mickey Tkachuk of
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Tymoshenko of Strat-
ford and Steven Tarraschuk,
Australia.
Mrs. Ray (Leona) Nelson,
Vancouver, B.C. spent last
week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Watson,
brother Gerald and Mrs.
Watson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mc-
Donald arrived home Sunday
from a two week holiday with
relatives in Calgary, Alberta
and different places in B.C. •
Fun day for
Walton PS
Walton Public School pu-
pils will have a fun day on
Tuesday; if it rains it will be
held Thursday. On Friday
they go to Storybook Gardens
in London. Next Monday is
the last day for the kinder-
garten. The rest of the school
is dismissed on Tuesday at
noon. Have a good summer
holiday.
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