The Brussels Post, 1965-02-25, Page 6WALTON
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THURSDAY, FEB. 25th; 1
Y AND EPIC Bazaar C o mmittees Announcod
At UCW Wa lton Unit filectino
The monthly meeting og the
Walton Unit of the UCW of .
Duffs Church was. held in. the
schoolroom of the church on Wed-
nesday evening. Mrs. Nelsen
Marks and Mrs. Douglas EnniS
presided for the service of wors
sail p.
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"The Lord's My •Shephestrdt" •
Psal m 23 was sung in OPening
Mrs. Ray Huether presided at the
piano. The 23rd Psalm was r ead
as the Scripture lesson. by Mrs,
N elson Marks. A shepherd's in-
terpretation of this psalm. was,
was given by Mrs. Howard Hack-
yell, Mrs. Gerald Watson, Mrs.
Tack Ewing. Mrs. Wesley Rack- I
well, Mrs. Leonard Leeming; Mrs,
Edward Miller, Mrs. Walter Be:Ws
ley and Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs.
P . Ennis offered prayer and the
Lord's Prayer was repeated in
unison The hymn. "The Ninety
and nine was sung,
The topic, "We Must Keep Our
Resolutions". was in charge of
Mrs. Herbert Traviss who also,
read the poem. "If We WOuld.But
Remember."
The president, Mrs. Allan Mc-
Call, took charge of the business
period, The Minutes were read by
Mrs. James Clarke. Roll call was
responded to by naming a hook
of the New Testament. A card of
-thanks for a gift presented when
she left the unit to leave in Blyth,
received from Mrs. Harvey Brown,
was read by Mrs. McCall.
The convener of the Bazar •
commi ti 90. Mrs Nelson Marks,
gave a report of a meeting and •
announced committe members
as follow. the first named being
conv.'nuc'r of said committee:
Palley Work: Mrs. Peter Mc-
Donald. Mrs. Edward Miller, Mrs.
Sholdice,
Cashier: Mrs. Arthur Higgin-
botham.
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Mrs. Wtn. Colitts, Mrs. Sack
Brown, Mrs, Allan McCall, MTe.
Herbert TraVisS, Mrs. Howard
liackwell; Mrs. Barry Marshall,
Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs. Ray
Huether, Mrs. Walter Bewley,
Supper Conimittee: Mrs. Allan
$11WItt, 104, teal! tjdiii4
Ian Witbee; Mrs, Wesley Hack-
welt.
It was voted that a donation, of
$10 be given Miss Betty Nichol of
Stratford, at present teaching In
three, Mexican villages. Miss
Nichol is to have charge of a bible
hfihk fa63la Whith 11
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Miss Drina Smith and Bob
Pearson, who have both been
patients in Listowel Hospital re-
turned home last week.
Mrs. Win. Morse, Mid. A,
W41'9111110 hM .06140 *11.6 Wiitt
London visitors for a tett dayei
returned home with A. Breather'
and Mrs. Carl McDonald Who were
recent visitors there.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baumgart
of Brantford were recent week-
end visitaril with Mn. and Wing
MRViimWiftk
Aprons: Mrs, Ralph Traviss
Mrs. Cordon Murray, Mrs. Walter
Dev.-lev. Mrs. Sack Ewing.
• '),Tr... Ernest Stevens,
Mrs. Roy 13enrett, Mrs. Leonard
Leen-sine%
Fakirs.- table No. 1: Mrs. Ern-
prop Ari &to), • r e Mrs. Doug-
las Mrs. Win. COutts,
Mrs Torrance Pandas. Mrs.
Jack Brown, Mrs. Allan McCall,
r ,,r ii'} Ma snail,
Baking Table No. it: Mrs. Herb-
ert Traviss. cashier. Mrs. Ronald
Bennett; Mrs. Froward TIacktvell,
Mrs. Parry Marshall, Mrs. Neldon
Mrs. Ray Hueiher, Mrs. Wni.
Thanicr.
Candy Counter: Mrs. Nelson
Rosa, Mrs, :fact,: Cordon.
Touch and Tako: Mrs Tas
Cln rko, Mrs. (10Org'rb I mmlas.
Waitresses: Mrs. Ronald Ben
Ott, Mrs, V,Tir nraOrt Mit<02,0$