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R THE AUSPICES OF THE BRUSSELS
BRANCH 218 OF. THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
WALTON
Walton Unit UM
The November meeting, of the
Walton runit tlf Tiffin. TiC,W was
theld: in the church basement,
The devotional period was
opened by Mrs. Tan Wilbee with
',1tra. Rae Huether at the piano for
'the singing of a hymn. A. remem,
brance Day poem and the script-
ure, taken from Matthew 10; 12-3re
Were read by Mrs. Gerald Watson.
Mrs, 'Wilbee gave comments "To
be Alive" followed by Prayer.
Mrs, Nelson Reid 'reported on
the seventh Regional Conference
ak; Varna, which she attended as
delegate.
A Rensall meeting \Va8 report-
,oil on by Mts. Walter Bewley.
Mrs, Herb. TraviSs presided
over the husiness period which
she opened with the reading of a
poem "Little Roads to Hap,
iciness" She thanked those who
:.a,ssisted in the devotions and alSo
the ladies for their work at the
Fowl Supper.
Mrs. James Clark gave the
:secretary's report, :Mrs, Torrance
Dundas reported (in finances.
A "Remembrance" verse was
given in response to the roll call,
The Copper Contest was won
by Mrs, l)on Achilles side with the
losers, under Mrs. 'W. Coutts, will
have a supper meeting Christmas
Party with a gift eXellange.
Proceeds of the Copper Core
test were $303.75,
Mrs. Gerald 'Watson, Mrs, Nelso n
Reid and Mrs.„ Don Achilles ser-
ved lunch.
The new slate of officers for
1909 Was presented by Mrs; Wm-
Coutts;
Past President, Mrs, Herbert
Traviss; President, Mrs. Frank
Walters: Vice President, Mrs,
Allan McCall: Secretary, 'Mrs.
'Don Achilles: Treasurer, MtS. Mac
Sholdice; PianiSt. Mrs. Ray Hue-
ther: Assisi-Wet. Mrs, W. C. Hack-
well: Quilt Committee, Mrs,
Neison Reid. Mrs, W. C. Hack.,
well. Mrs. Leonard teeming, 1I:1
E1url Watson, Mrs. Cecil Lydlatt
and Mrs. Roy Bennett; Supper
Commi(tee, Mrs. Allan Searle,
Mrs. Howard Hae'kwell. Mrs, Nel-
son 'Marks. Mrs„ Alex Gulutzen;
Press Reporters, Mrs, Douglas
Ennis. Mrs. Torrance Dundas;
Boxes, Mrs. D. Ennis,
MeKtiliop Unit of
Ouffc U.C.W.
Mrs, Keith Rock was hostess
for the ineetiug of the McKillop
Vnii of the LI.C.W, with 23 in
at tendance,
M rs. Chas. McCutcheon con-
ducted the Devotional period.
Miss Tennie Dennis led in
prayer and read ".Remembrance"
poem "Pile Command",
An article "Where Canadians
are remembered, on Arthistice
Day" was read by Mrs Laverne
Godkin,
"Clod is our no tugo nil Str en:
get.b" was read by Mrs. 'Ms:11.1.13 ,s,
'Dennis.
Mrs. (lh rl es McCe eh eon gave
the comment:i rY on filar.psalm
"Perfect "['rust and Perfect
Peaee" Mrs, M. Dennis led in
prayer,
Mrs. Neil M 'Or ga \re the
topic "Watanobt. the 'Wheel Chair
ii;e' a rig eli st".
The business was presided over
by Mas, Don Dennis,
A total of $203.03 was reported
by 'the Copper ConleSt 'leaders.
The "Money apron" patches
wore tmetted, versos read, and
Money counted, The apron then
sold for A kith 1 or $17.02.
The relyn't of the noreinating
comMittee was given by Mrs.
tcWtli't McCall. t
['nit leaders. 'Mrs. Laverne
Godkin, 'Mrs, Glen McNichol,
Mrs.Don Dennis and Mrs, caini)-
1 0.11 Wry; Secretary, Mrs. 'George
Love(; TIT-insurer, M rs. Norman
i'k.hade; Pianists, Mrs, Neil Mc-
Gavin, Mrs. Morton Iiiickwell;
Friendship and Visiting, Mrs.
Mutiny .1flinn 18, Miss Ntbe-,t1
nits 1110.
Rftb,
0:1: L; iluto
treating Committee, Mrs. Jack lion-
lion, Mrs, John T3tirch,
Highlights 'the Regional.
meeting held in. Varna were re-
ported by Mrs. •Reorge
The closing Brayer was given
by. Mrs. bon bethiS,
Tluncll 'ivoa served 'by Mrs,
Won McNichol, Mrs, David
son and the hostess.
GOLDEN! WORDS
PRAY
'Don't Drain. here .111i1 waste a day,
You May nut 'halm Tiothe.i%
Itoiteli out your hand to lead the
way •
For someonin else's brother: •
You cannot 1oi•1; yonr gpte inSide
And threw ate Rey,
1.'or Someone else ,is s'tanding fly
y.our side
'hen lielr,yott really need.
just bow your bend and bend your
knee
And pray to Him shove,
hie is near thee at all times
And spreads I t is wondrous 1oVe.
Efts healing hands he'll lay- on aide
And make them well again,
Jee r (lo f t a lone does 'Into"(,( our
grief!
And knows' city every pain,
;•n ask forgiveness. ask for lieln
Ane vrcety givon.
Ail 110 atom. lotoNx, Ills
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U,C,W, PAGEANT
!The TT.C.W. are preparing ;t
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Regular ;;2,:mes: Mrs. Ed, Heott,
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Mrs. Bill Schill. Formosa; Mrs.
Irene Leitch, Kincardine; Mrs
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hmti; Mrs. George Fltslop, Wrox-
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AirS. Andy Upper, Listowel.
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Scutt, i.Jistowel and Mrs. Ver.;
Riley, NViiighain; 2. .1rS. K. Ei1J::,Ir
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