No preview available
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-11-25, Page 12MANS 'OUNTRY STO Specials Week of Nov. 25 - Dec. 1 Chocolate Cookie Chips 1 .35 lb. Triticale Flour .28 lb. Walnuts in shell 1.35 lb. Cheese Powder 1 .65 lb. Carob Chips 1 .35 lb.' ).QCOWAN'S COUNTRY STORE .0,6 .w.Turnberry St., Brussels,.Ont. (519) 887-6060 dike H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. Sales, Service 8 Installation of pipelines & milking parlours R.R.4 WALT0A1 887-6063 Al2 — THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 25, 1981 Walton WI gives to Centre Correspondent MRS. ALLAN McCALL 887-6677 The President, Mrs. Keith Rock presided at the Walton Women's Institute on. Wed- nesday evening, November 18 in the community hall. Mrs. Ray Huether was pia- nist. Minutes were approved as read by Mrs. Bill Hum- phries followed by the cor- respondence and the finan- cial report. 16 members answered the roll call: Name an industry unknown to our grand- mothers and one visitor was present. A donation was made to the Huron Day Care Centre in Clinton. The draw for the Granny Square Afghan and crocheted rose pillow will be made , at the euchre on De- cember 15th. Tickets are available from any institute member. It was then decided the euchre will be held between Christmas and New Years. Plans were made to cater to a dinner at noon for the Ryans on December 1. The committee in charge, Mrs. N. Reid, Mrs. H. Hudie and Mrs. E. Stevens. Mrs. Harvey Craig, dele- gate to the area convention in Brussels recently gave a report. The theme was "I need you" with a good number attending from our institute. This being the meeting on Agriculture and Canadian Industries the con- venors Mrs. H. Craig and Mrs. Harold Hudie had as their guest, Mrs. Walt Bew- ley, who showed slides of their recent trip to Newfound. land with a very interesting commentary. Mrs. Hudie introduced the Cranbrook Loca speaker and. Mrs. Craig thanked her on behalf of the institute presenting an en- velope of money. Mrs. H. Craig gave a humourous reading, The Farmer's Last Will Lunch of donuts and coffee was served by Mrs. Stewart Humphries, Mrs. Ernie Stevens, Mrs. Viola Kirkby and Mrs. Jim Axtmann. UNIT MEETING The Seventeenth and Boundary unit meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Graeme Craig on Wednes- day, November 11 with 9 members present. Devotions were led by Mrs. Judy Glousher opening with a thought for the evening on "Armistice". Judy read a poem, "From the wisdom of Gibran". Helen Williamson offered prayer. Business was opened with a poem by Helen Craig, "If we forget". Karen Hoegy gave the treasurer's report and Catharine Baan reported for the miscellaneous fund. Plans for 1982 money making were discussed. Karen Hoegy reported from the turkey supper earlier this month. The church calendars are available. The copper money was collected. It was moved to send a $20.00 donation to the Brussels Nursing Home. The officers will remain the same for the coming year. The U.C.W. pot luck sup- per will be held in the church basement at 6:30 p.m. The unit's next meeting to be held at Mrs. Baan's home. Lunch was served by Judy Glousher, Helen Williamson and host- ess. Correction-Due to error in the nominating report at the recent meeting of the Walton Unit, it should hive read: Supper committee-Alice Searle, Ruth Thamer; Elva Bolger and Alberta Stevens. Quilt committee-Annie Reid, Viola Kirkby, Audrey Hack- well and Phyllis Mitchell. EUCHRE HELD There were 8 tables of progressive euchre in play last Tuesday evening at the community hall. Hostesses in charge were Mrs. Allan Mc- Call, Mrs. Bill Shortreed and Mrs. Alvin McDonald. Prize winners were for high lady-Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull, Brussels; low lady-Mrs. Harold Bolger; high man- Bert Daer, Blyth; low man - Ernie Stevens. Most lone hands for ladies-Mrs. Elsie Evans, Brussels; for men - Ted Hunking, Auburn. There will be another euchre on December 1st starting at 8:30. Everybody welcome. Prizes and lunch provided. Hostesses to be Mrs. K. Rock, Mrs. J. Axtmann. and Mrs. Jack Ryan. PERSONALS Mr. Ralph Traviss has been a patient in Victoria Hospital. Everyone sends their get well wishes. 8TH & 16TH UNIT MEETING The November meeting was held at the home of Lynne Davies on Wednesday eve ping with 8 members present. Joyce Van Vliet opened with a poem. This being the year of the handicapped person, Joyce chose as her topic, "Reach for the Sky". She told of a young man who had lost both his feet in a plane crash and how he was again eventually able to pilot the plane. The main point was brought across to fight the difficulty with the help of God. Joyce told about different people she knew and how they dealt with their prob- lems, giving various handi- capped in the area, also running a tape-A Teddy Bear Song. Mrs. Doug Fraser presided for the business. Minutes were read by Lynne Davies and the roll call was taken. Correspondent ' MRS. CLIFF BRAY • 847.6086 In honour of Cecil and Low Raynard's 30th Wedding Anniversary, a family dinner was held at the Golden Barrel in Listowel on Satur- day evening Nov. 14th. The family attending were, Lynda and Doug Davidson, Blair and Becky of Brussels, Shir- ley Ann Bremner and Chris- topher of London, Irene and Les Stewart of Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Trim- ble and daughter Leah and friends of Brampton; Mr. and Mrs. Rodney GOdden and children Troy and Jody visited with Mrs. May God- den and Bonnie on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Pear- son and family visited with Mrs. Alex Pearson on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Ray- nard and family attended the funeral on Wednesday, of the late Mrs. Mungo Mac- Farlane of Bluevale. Recent visitors at the 17.:.-niie of May and Bonnie Godden were Mrs. Helen Trowsdale and Mrs. Grace Powell of Stratford. and Mr. and Mrs. The caldendars are available for $2.00. Announcements for com ing events include: The Christmas meeting of the U.C.W. to begin with a pot luck supper at 6:30 p.m. Walton unit to set up, 8th & 16th to tidy up. The S.S. concert and White Gift ser- i/ice to be held Sunday, Dec. 13th and a candlelight service at the church, Dec. 24th. The next unit meeting will be h eld at the home of Mrs. Mervin Godden also of Strat- ' Elisabeth Boettcher. The hostess served lunch at the close of the meeting with a period of fellowship. Rev. Charles A. Swan took as his sermon "When the going is rough" at.the Sunday morning church service at Duff's. The talk to the young folk was "The boy that kept Sunday". A special offering was taken for Emmanuel College. Next Sunday is Bap- tismal. people at Royal Family honours Ethel couple on anniversary ford. Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Dr. Ross K. Thomson was able to resume his pastoral duties on Sunday morning following an absence since August owing to illness. The Sacrament of Holy Commun- ion will be celebrated on. Sunday, December 6. The 4-H Achievement night program was held at. Gorrie recently. Participating from this area was Club 1 with leaders Nancy Vanass and Linda Minielly, and Club 2 with Diane Elston and Grace van Donkersgoed as leaders. Receiving County Honors was Lori Terpstra and Diane Cox. Susan Engel received Provincial Honors. A number from this area enjoyed a trip to the Royal Winter Fair on Wednesday. The trip was sponsored by the W.I. and they travelled on the Jack Smith bus from Monkton. Mrs. Leslie Knight attend- ed an insurance course at Cambridge during the past week. The Provincial Assembly of the Canadian Foresters was held at the Ramada Inn in London on Friday and Saturday. Court Atwood M1925 presented a cheque for' $800.00 to the Cancer Research Fund. Those attending from this Court were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- fred Strickler, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bremner, Mr. and Mrs. Mac McIntosh and Mr. Gordon Hanna. At present the Canadian. Foresters have a total of over $125,000 which will be pre- sented for Cancer Research at their High Court meeting in July. This meeting is being held on the east coast, The Foresters are sponsor- ing a card party in the Cranbrook. Community Cen- tral on Friday evening, Nov. 27 at 8:30. Ladies, please bring lunch. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn spent the weekend in London with their daughter, Mrs. Bill Muchan and little daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Burnes, London, visited on the week- end with Mrs. Ida Gordon. Over 40 members of the Knight families attended an early Christmas dinner on Saturday at the Brussels, Morris and Grey arena. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bentley- attended the wedding of their niece in Tillsonburg on Saturday. r BERG ales 'Servicel Installation FREE ESTIMATES I ° Barn Cleaners I ° Bunk Feeders I ° Stabling I I Donald G. Ives R.R42, myth I I I Phone: I Brusseli 887-9024 SALES TAX REBATE 14.2%FINANCING G MA C. Past Model Clearance Prices all 1981 models until November 30 L. McCutcheon- Motors Chev-Olds Brussels 8874856 ASK ABOUT OUR. SNOWTIRE SALE