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Huronview
Young people frem the Crediton United Church supplied
the MUSIc for the Christian Woolen's Club Sunday evening
song service. The devotional period Was taken by Mrs. Doug.
Warren.
Marie „Flynn of Clinton along with Norman Speir and Jerry
Collins provided the music for Mondays get-,together.
During the afternoon's activities two new residents
were introduced and welcomed to IluronvieW.
One hundred and fifty residents along with, several of
their relatives and friends were entertained on F amily Night
by Earl and. Martha Heywood of.WIngham. The Heywoods
are well known to many of the residents at Huronview, not
only for their appearances on CKNX TN, and radio but
because Martha was originally froni Zurich and Earl from
Exeter, and they have lived in WinghaM for a number of
years. The program included musical and vocal numbers
as well as Earl's demonstration of magic. Alice Buchanan
thanked the entertainers on behalf of the residents.
With the fall and winter season approaching, one wonders
what can be done to make the spafe time of the residents
at the Home more enjoyable. If you or your groups have
any ideas, we would be glad to hear from you. Some of the
most urgent needs at present are a sponsor for an over 90
club, volunteers for various programs
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and variety pro-
grams for family night with a special request for vocal
quartets.
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Hobby .display .at Majest6c W.I. ,meeting.
Bluevale WI members
VISIT Wingham apiaries
to do oil painting f- tubes of oil.
paint brqshes r palette, knife,
easel, 119P.,r0 to paint on, tur
Peettne and frames. Using a
palette knife she showed how
to paint a tree. M. Perrie
was thanked and presented with
a gift.
Interesting current events
were given by Mrs. Carl Heming-
way,
Mrs. Doug. Hemingway
showed coloured slides which she
had taken of the Centennial
parade,
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Bruce McCall, Mrs. Thes. Stra-
chan, Mrs. Wm. Perrie and Miss.
Mae Skelton.
and Barrie , visiting places of
interest along the way, and any-
one wishing to go is to contact
Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Harry
Elliott or Mrs. Karl de Koeijer
before October 6th.
Members of the Blueyale
The Fall rally of the Huron Women's Institute visited the
County Institutes is to be held in Fear apiaries at wingham on
Auburn on October 2nd. The Wednesday afternoon where they
Guelph area convention is to be were shown how honey is made.
held in. Stratford, November 2nd They returned to Miss Emma
and 3rd. Johnston's home where Mrs. Mel
Belgrave and Walton W. I's Craig presided for the business
are joining to take the couse session of the September
"The bedroom and bath" to be meeting. Mrs. Ross Nicholson
held in the library on November and Mrs. Cecil Sanderson were
14th. conveners.
An interesting letter from Mrs. Gordon Mundell and Mrs.
Mrs. Herman de Vries, who is Carl. Johnston wer e appointed
visiting in Holland, was read. delegates to the County Rally held
Enclosed in the letter was -a in Auburn on October 2nd. Mrs.
card designed by Mrs. de Vries' Ken Chambers was chose n to
sister. represent the Institute at the
A letter of thanks from Mrs. Area Convention in Stratford in
McCarron to the Institute for November. Mrs. Jack Nicholson
donating cookies for the Bible was appointed public relations
School was read. officer to replace Miss Emma
Mrs. Doug. Hemingway took Johnston who had resigned her
charge of the meeting. The roll position. Miss Deborah Arm-
call was 'bring a sample of your strong gave her prize-winning
hobby and tell about it'. Hobbies speech on "Bees".
varied from flower arranging, The bus trip scheduled for
oil painting, knitting, crocheting, Wednesday, October 11th was re-
sewing, quilting, button collec- ported by Mrs. Jim Armstrong.
ting, baking, copper tooling,' rug The bus will travel to Alliston
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"Lei--
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An Interesting motto on Let-
sure is the time of ypur 11W"
was given by Mrs. Leonard
Machan. Leisure is an exciting
of doing, 'learning,
making and collecting, she said.
Mrs. Hemingway introduced
h te guest speaker, Mrs. John.
Perrie, who gave am intqrma-
tive talk o oil painting which is
a hobby which can be enjoyed by
People of all ages. She had on
display a number of her paint-
ings and the equipment necessary
McDonald and Mrs. V aflame have
13 girls taking the course "The
Meal".
Mjss Laura Lucas, secre-
tary-treasurer, presented an
encouraging financial statement
and dealt with other business
items.
The Majestic W. I. on Family
and Consumer Affairs, convened
by Mrs. Doug. Hemingway and
Mrs. Leonard Machan met in
the Brussels library on Thurs.,
day eVening.
There was a. good turn-out
of members and visitors who
were welcomed by the president
Mrs. Leona, Armstrong. She
also thanked all those whohelped
with the Centennial events. The
Sr. Citizens contest, Childhood
Memories had only one entry -
that of Mr. Muir Thompson who
has since passed away. His wife
Was sent a Centennial plate in
recognition of his entry. The 4-H
Club girl leaders, Mrs. Jane
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6—THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 20,1972