HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-03-27, Page 6DONALD G. IVES
R.R, 2, BLYTH
Phone Brussels 443W4
ii TT.ackwell, .Jas. Clark and
Mrs. D. Achilles.
Airs, -Alto. Sholdice, 'Mrs. D.
and Mrs. "T, 1101115 served
lunch.
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Mrs, Cecil Bateman has been a
patient in Listowel. hospital.
Mr, and Mrs, C, W. Browne were
'visitors with Mr. and Mrs. as,
Cardiff when Mrs. Cardiff had: a
birthday supper in honor of Mrs.
Brown at which Mr, and Mrs.
Albert Cardiff wore also guests.
Doug Conley was 'a vacation
visitor with Robert Jones of •Mil-
verton..
Mr, and Mrs. John Conley and,
their guest Mrs. Alice Lowe, Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Hudson of
Kurtzvillo. Mr. salad Mrs, Arthur
Hewitt and Mr. and Mrs. Wrav
(owing, lfl it, Awooci were recent
guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Sam Betmes:
1\111'. and Mrs. C, R Dunbar have
retuned home from a Florida, Va-
cation,
Mrs. William Campbell and Miss
KrautEr arc holidaying in 'Florid..
endY and Michael Beekiard,
were visitors with -Mr. and Mrs.
Lawson 71 a r •
Miss Penny Gothien. Shel-
bourne was holidaying with her
grandparents, Mr and Mrs, Bert
C Odd on .
Ethel W. I. Meeting
Mrs. Torn McFarlane was host-
ess'for the meeting of the Ethel
W. T. •
Mrs, A, .Tacklin read the motto
"Keep smiling, the whole world
is taking your picture".
'Mrs. Earl Chalmore of Brtssels
was the guest. speaker and gave :an
interesting diseusson on the sub
pct. of "Ffortioniture", She was
presented with a gift.
Mrs George Peo rNon.
William Tie-wilt. and Mrs, C, Eorl
were those appointed to present
a slate of officers at the next meet-
ing,
WALTON
Rutledge, Louden. spent
the Ituldays with 11 r, and Mrs.
Stewart Humphries,
Steven Ennis of 'Whitby Spout
the holiday period with his
his grandparents,. Mr, and Mrs.
Donglas Ennis,
13ruce Clark was a recent week
onti visitor with, his parents, Mr
ands Mrs, lanies Clark.
Euchre Party
Prize -winners at the progressive
euchre party held by the Walton
W.I, in the Community Hall Nyere•
nigh Lady. Mrs. Clifford Ritchie:
Low 1414, Mrs. Ernest Stevens:
high (lent, -Harvey Craig: Low
0 en t Andrew Turnbull: .lone
Ivin"'. Gerald Watson,
Mrs. Harold, Bolger. Mrs. Ken-
neth MoDonald, Mrs. James Mc-
Donald and Mrs, George Blake
were, the committee in charge.
The committe in iiharge of the
next euchre party will be Mrs.
Allan McCall. Mrs, kiank Walters,
Mrs. Earl Watson, Mrs. Ray
11-nether and Mrs. Roy Williamson.
Walton Unit of
Duff's U.C.W.
Mrs. Alexander fl'ututzen opened
the. meeting of the Walton 'COW.
held in the schoolroom Of Duff's
ch.neh.• with the WOrgilth service
te - theme of .•which was "The
Whole Weft
The hymn." Creation's Lord we
give Thee thanks"' was .sung with
Mrs. Rny Jinether at the piano.
:Mrs, Allan McCall offered prayer.
Scripture reading, joint 4; 33.24,
was followed with the meditation
"And God Said" given by Ml's.
"He's dot the Whole
'World in His I-Tands", was sung by
all,
The topic given by Mrs. James
Clark was the story of a Pioneer
Methodist minister Ivho served in
Ontario in 1830.
:Joseph Russell Little who was
eommonly known as "Uncle Joe"
Preached a 'happy religion full riN7
music and homespan stories. Tie
travelled a circuit through forests
and swamps, from Strathroy to
Lake Huron, and knew every
person ill the area. The speaker
said that you can see today, his
grove in Warwick, and the cedar
tree that was planted beside it.
The business 'Period was con-
duced by Mrs. Allan McCall, the
vice-president, who opened it with
a reading on Northern B.C. Ties-
13E1t6
Sales Service
installation
FREE ESTIMAT E S
• Sarn Cleaners
• But* Feeders
• Stabling
Roll call response was the LEGAL AFTER MARCH
names of the sick and shuWris
recently visited. The minutes Studded tires may not, be used
were read by MrS. Donald Achil- after rotiihtea
Safely
c)fllti
League
1 rell i 1 Ontario.
les les and Mrs, Mac, ShOldice pre-
serited the treasurer's report It, moterists that It is imPoratit to
was reporteLt by vv. 0 _ firt,Lok„. mark studded tires so that next,
well, quilt committee convener. Winter, they can be replaced to
that six quilts were (milted, rotate: in the same direction, It
tires are switched .around, the
The Bazaar committee month- different angle of Pressitte may
cars are; Mrs, Herb, Trayiss, cell- loosen studs and cause them to
yeller, Mrs. Ronald Bennett, Mrs, fly out of the rubber,
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