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counsellor at the United Church rIlartin Bean was hostess
Camp, Goderich, last week. to nine members of the :17th and
Roy Williamson, who was a Boundary 'Unit of the \NT for'
patient in Victoria HoSpita1,111 their July meeting.
'London, following an eye injury, The meeting was opened with
returned home last week. a poem, on Meditation, A hymn
Miss Sandra -Watson, who spent was sang and scripture read. Mrs.
several week in 'Vancouver withi °lark offered prayer and also
her uncle and aunt, Captain and read two poems olt: man reaches
Mrs:, Ray Nelson is home,. the Moou" and "Words Never
Norman Williamson, who had Die",. Mrs, Clark. and Mrs. Herb
the misfortune to fall in his barn Williamson presented the skit
has been a patient in Seaforth "How long is. liver After". Tito
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ifitiffSSEI.13 POST. BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
TNITRSDAY, JULY 31st, 1969
hymn '''['nice Time to be Holy"
was sung.
Mrs. Marlin limo). Was in charge
111.1-' Itu;Arte,:is. Hans were made
,siloWers. Reports were given.
Roll call for the Septombor meet,
will be '11111'VeS11", Then! Will lit'
no Allg11.9t 1110eUng.
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prayer by 1'lI94. ).11:6'rh `Winiamsop,„
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r , • MekILLOP UNIT
The Meeting and picnic of the
MoKillop Unit of the \\'v5
held at the homo of Ales. Charles
MeCutchcon, Fifteen members,
six visitors and eighteen children
attended.
Mrs. Gordon McGavin, in charge
of the Devotions ga \re the Call Ill
Worship "Ileetalful Ha'y im
NIA;;;;; 1.)ebbity ii..ovided guitar
Holi•Ine \Vey providede guitar
',Wa.5.neipanikunent, sing-song in-
cluded a number of action-5ongs.
Gwen Boman contributed a
reading, Scripture rending was
given by Tone Looming; ;Nils.
'Gordon. MeGnyin gave the mu-
limitary and explained how the
1.3lod-iiVen Wisdom of His small
creatures guides them, She said
'We 'mast recognir,4e our need of (I'M
for 1VO must grow spiritually as
well as physically, Dianne Godkin
led in prayer, A hymn was sung
and Jeffrey Hackwoll rocived the
offering which was dedicated. by
Beth McNichol. The children then
went to the playground.
Mrs. n111111neY1 Wey (1011dIrcted
the business session, Airs, ;Tulin
Burch read the minutes of the pre-
jolts meeting. Which were adopted.
The Treasurer's report was rend
by Mrs. Norman Sebade. Commit-
ties wore named and plans were
made foe showers. Evaluation
sheets are to be brought to flu'
next meeting. The AleXillip
is res:ponsible for floWers for the
church clueing Angust. The 1.1.th
concession foe August 10th u.nil
the :12th eonce5sion for kug. 17th.
Mrs. 1re.Cutche011, was specially
thankeil for having the Hnit meet-
and children's Menic at her' home.
The meeting was closed. with
prayer' by Mrs, Wey.
All took part in the picnic,
races and games whieb followed,
results were as :follows'.
Pre-schoolers Under G, !Brian
Ma:Myth; C to 8., Linda Riley; .0
to 12, Rennie Riley; 12 to 11', Dena
Wey; 4.?:ick the slipper, 12 years
and under, Ronnie Riley; Ladies,
Sharon Riley'; BOY'S 8-legged race,
Bobby Looming and Jeffrey Hack:-
well; girls illegged race Dena
Wey and (IWeli Bosmati; Sinart-
ies Contest., Juno S'chade, Eihnin-
ation contest, 'Mrs., ThOnias Hack-
well.
8.01:111:b1 children1. onoYed a candy
Mrs. Louise Marks-of Valitionver'
was presented . with. a corsage,
being the oldest lady present.
Ales. Neil AleGATIfi, Ales. Wen.
J. Leeming and Mrs. Glen Mc.
Nichol and the hostess served a
delicious Menic lunch. -
1.t.'ide,clect Showered
Marjann Wildtong was honored
when a shower was hold in the
ch0011,00in of 1/tiff's Chtteoh The
fAallowing program was preSettNI
'abrOori tin
01 11F.i .i-11 non
Wkl,- 14titik! I-
,Ntchol; violin selection
:Mrs. Herbert Travis.s and )ate,
Emerson Alitehell; piano solo by
Dianne Fraser. •
Naney AleNtelnit. Lois
and Doloret-i 10.1)(114'llalL11 Wen` ill
nhavat' t,i lite Bride's Book.
Marjann, Airs. Roy Wildfung
Mitchell, and Mrs. Von)" .1•0',1,
StratfOrti,, 'who were • presented
with corsages, .were tinillid011a to
the 'front, Miss jean Roe read an
address. •Joan Dennis and other
girl friend, presented .the
Miss WilliaMson HoriorOd•
Arlene \VW"; guest
or honor at a shower in • l)utf'i
uhuiTh, prior to hor marriage.
A program inehated a solo by
flail Tra acconthanied by Mrs,
Herbert Traviss; reading by Mrs.
Albert Clark and Mrs. Harvey
Craig, Mrs, Marlin Bann, Mrs.
Cliford Ritchie and Mrs. lloorge
Williane4cm presented a skit ".1im,s
reaction to Ben's proposal".
Arlene was called io the front
and Miss Eileen 'Williamson read
an address or good wishes and
the bride-elect was presented with
with many beautiful and useful
gifts. .Liss Williamson thanked
all in a few well chosen words..
.\.n observation contest to See
h ow won ovepyona bsorrod
Arlene as she 000.ned her gifts,
was comlneted.
ETHEL
Ernest Whitehouse, lirainitton,
spent a week at the house of Mr.
and Mrs. Bert Caddell.
Ai rs. wiii[ant n eeves , w h o was
the guest of Me. and Airs. Tiert
CIodtion for a month has rolurnod
to her hoine,
Mr. and AB's. Pete. Dragoinatz
and family of oshnwu hary been ..sitors with and Mrs. Cecil
Bateman and other rMaires.
3rrs. c
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hosior 1,1ind and :Judy and
Airs. Carl AleHonahl were in List•
owe1 to attend the trousseen tea
for Mira.'; Linda .1,tivas, 4iy.00
nor itiol,her 11001tarti:
.LL Bremner, Mrs, William.
;Ind Mrs, Elsie Cunning.
ham attended the trousseau lea
given by 1),l'8, Richard Procter,
liolurave, for her daughter. Miss
,Joyce Proeter. Miss Proolor Was
a Member of the .staff of Grey
Central School. •
Recent vi5itors al the home of
Mi'. and. Mrs. D. Wardtaw. were
A, end Airs . WardIaW
SaSoll and Carol, DrantrOrd, 111r.
and BurroWs and
tthn ries, \ tVail.10, Mr. :lad
Mr`;. Bob Brown of Liskywel and.
Weed, Howard mid Bill 'Cole oh
St'rai-ford,
A11', owl Mrs. Gordon Ben, St
Marys, Mr. and Alt's. M. Gadder,
and Mr.unit Ales. E.,. Murray
of St. l'auls, Mr. and Mrs, tienry
(;onley, nundas, ,Mr. and Mrs.
Fzoolloy tIodden and and Al)'.
and Ales, Ihnialit Sanderson,
liraltniatun were all recent. guests
with. A.le. and 'Mrs. Mort Goddol,
• and guests at the Codden-Sleigh,
tbolm wedding.
The Post would he glad to re-
ceive mimes of your guests and
other interesting items. Just call
31.
Ehtertin at Huronview
July Ilirthday .Party art
Ituronview was provided by the
• Ethel and Alolesworih 'Women's
Institutes.
Mrs, Isohol Pearson was the
chairlady for the following pro.
grain : piano soins by I'VIrs.
Stanley Spofrom orchestra nurnh•
ti's by J'Irave Lamont, Ndemau
Beirnes amt Mrs. Stanley Sootr-
dn; a sing-song led by Ales. Pear-
son and Mrs. Snotrah; a ladies'
quartet from Lislowel and accord-
Ian. solos by by David Dania,
WALTON
Mrs. Mdbel Vojir of Windsor
'was a recent guest with the Hum-
phries families.
Ales. Kenneth c.'eoper, Otto We,
'visited recenlly with Mr. end NM
parole( Smalldon,
Mrs. Ray Nelson, Robert and
'Michael, of 'Vancouver have been
'visitors with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Watson and with. Mr,
and Mrs. Gerald Watson,
Miss 'Karen MoDelia.14, who
spent three weeks 'With kr. and
Mrs. Robert Stevens of London,
returned home and sery d a a
Community Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Douglas FraSer
and Cheryl are (111 a motor trip 'to
Canada's Western Provinees,
Mrs. Walter BeoadllOo't is 'visit.
friends and eeliarires in Vancuilver
New Westmlnister and Saskatoon.
Mr% and Ales. Alex Gulutzen,
Mr, and Mi'S, Michael Crulutzen,
and Mr, and Mrs. Alexander Gallit-
zin', were in Tillsonbarg recently
to attend the funeral of the
former's sister, Mrs. 'Katie Roston-
nik.
17th and Boundary Unlit
of Duff's UCW
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