HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-10-17, Page 10Trailing along at the end of the walkers, at the WaitOn
Walkathon on Saturday was this ,threesome,.. From left are
Don'Achtlles Don Nolan. and Howard Hackwell.who said.they
were at the end -because they started a half -.114u# later
than everyone else.• Walkers were served. sandwiches en •
route and hot dogs and pop when they returned' 'from' Blyth,
by walk organizers. Organizers expected the walk to. end
about 1 p.m.
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' From two o'clock in the after-
noon until eight in the evening
ther e was an almost continuous
stream of concerned owners tak-
ing their pets to the library for
free rabies".shots. Dogs that
Were carried, dogs on leash,
• dogs that trotted, obediently at
heel and others that bounded
ahead with watging tail as if
they knew the whole perfor-
mance was for their own pro-
tection. Cats were protectively
sheltered in their owners arms
or v$/ere ignominiously carted in
sacks. It Is good that so many
owners of pets took, the oppor-
tunity to attend the clinit held in
an effort t o keep rabies under
control in 'Enron County. * * * * * *
Environment Canada is direc-,
ting an effort, toward children of
grades 4, 5 and 6 in an attempt
to. hate them acquire a good basic
understanding of environmental
problems. They have made avail-
able a colorful new children's
primer ' ,on environmental
Involveinerit with the
various projects in the 32-page
cartoon story Should gite the
children knowledge about, and
Understanding Of , the problems of
environment. Such education of
the young seems a sensible ap-
.proach. Made aware, early in
life Of what it is going to mean
to their future; they may deal
More effectively with it than have
their elders. '•
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' pedestrian's keep vocally ex-
presSing,the wish, and the hope,
that Sortie of the Village streets,.
Very much in need of repair,
Will soon. receive the rieeeSsary
attention. They are not alone
, in their concern Over this Matter.
Our Village Fa.therS are also
concerned aooiut. it They too
would like, to know When they can'
get the work done: Contractors
Who hve been approadhed about
doing the. necessary work have
been much` too busy to Undertake
it tip,,.to date. Let us all hope
that soirieone can find the time to
do it before Seine person breaks
a leg or sUffert Other injuries
in t bad fall.
10---THE :BittissELS, pOst tt, 103.
Near the front of the line or *
walkers making their way from Wal-
ton to Blyth and back were these
three boys. From the left are
Steven Huether, Dean Hackwell and
John .Huether. About 60 pebple,mainly
children of school age joined the
Walkathon,,in aid of improvements
,at the Walton Park.
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WMS discuss Thanksgi
Correspondent
TAM Joe Walker
Mrs. Wm. De VOS was hos-
tess to the Bluevale Women's In-
stitute held at her home wednes-
day afternoon, October 1.0. Mrs.
Mel. Craig presided and Mrs.
Bob Fraser acted as secretary-
treasurer, in place of Mrs, Wm.
Peacock who is on vacation.
MI'S. Harry Elliott reported
that Mrs. Balser had taken over
the position of librarian at the
local library and urged every-N
one to make use of the books
there.
Mrs. Wendell Stamper and
Mrs. Jack. Nicholson gave re-
ports on the Huron County Wo-
men's Institute Rally which they
attended at Centralia.
Members voted on three re-
solutions which will be submitte,
at, the Area Convention in Binge-
man Park in November. These
concerned having the Opening of
stores on Sunday abolished, gar-
bage recycled and mandatory
sentence of 25 years for mali• -
iou
Mrs. Jim Armstrong reported
that 4n old time dance would be
held .' October 26, sponsored by
the W.I. The proceeds will go
towards improvements to the hall
basement.
Mrs. Charles Mathers, Con-
vener of Cultural Activities
called on. Mrs. J. C. Johnstonfor
her topic "Art:" Mrs. Johnston
had arranged a display of arts'
and crafts from several mem- •
bers of the community, some of
whom are Elizabeth Armstrong,
Patricia Sanderson, Harry El-
liott, Emma Johnston,' Mary Ed-
ith Garniss and also some of her •
own paintings. Mrs. Mathers
gave comments on her Guelph
Area. Convenership, Education
and Cultural Activities and
showed several, paintings which
will be judged at the Area Con-
vention.
The, roll call brought forth
many ideas for an emergency
gift.
Lunch was served by the hos-
tess, assisted by Mrs. Wendell
Stamper, Mrs. J. J. Elliott, and
Mrs. Jack wickstead. The next
meeting will be held at the ,home
of Mrs. Jim. Armstrong on Nov-
ember 14 and Mrs. Armstrong
will tell of her trip to Bermuda.
Hold Reception
4.-H Club
The Seventh Meeting of the
"Universal Homemakers", was
held on October 11 at the home
of Mary Edith'Garnisst The
roll call was "A 'place I would
like to visit arid why." The 'Min-
uteS were, read by Mary. Ellen
Elston. The ,next secretary is
lathy' Johnston. Rosemary
Schmidt disOuSSed the ChineSe
and JapaneSe With an Oriental
Flavor. Mary Edith Garniss
discussed. Indian with anOtiental
Flavor arid the recipes forrneet-
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ing seven in members'
All, took part in the d .
tion of sweet and s
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Mrs. Lorne Spark
Kinloss, guest speakel
Fall Thankoffering mee
.W.M.S. of Bluevale Pre
Church, used as he
"Thanks and Thanksgiv
ting passages from Co
according to Paul. She
audience, "Can you tha
whom you dislike and
how you can welcome
your life?" She also sal
the Lord for people, for
they are. Paul loved a
Always rejoice in-the i
praise the Lord for ev
Endure everything with
and give thinks with joy
ing to Paul."
Mrs.. Sparks encour,
audience to read the
Acts. This Book of
can change lives. Mrs
gave four steps for pray
sus is here; thank y
help me Lord; help my
During her topic, Mrs,
sang a solo, written by
in-law who•i's blind, enti
Yes, He Cares."
Mrs. Glenn ,Golley
call to worship by readi
'400 and "Come Ye Than
pie Come" was sung, M
vey Robertson read the s
and a poem" Thanksgiv in
Gordon Mundell offered
Mrs. Colley weleomed
from Bluevale U.C.W. an
W .M.S . Mrs. Sparks the
with a solo. •
Offering was received
Wm. Mundell and Mrs. J
ker. Mrs. Gulley dedic
offering'
The guest speaker
troduced by Mrs. Galley
Keith Moffatt thanked
Sparks and presented he
small gift in appreciati
meeting closed with 4(
Beattie 'an Evening Ble
Mr. and Mrs.. George
end and family, Mr. ai
J. J. Elliott and Mr. ai
Charles Mathers enjoye
ner together on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
family. of Shakespear
and Mrs. Jack Scott an
A reception was held in the of Newton spent Sunday w
parents Mr. and Mrs. Bluevale Community Hall, Friday Hall.
night for Mr. and Mrs. 'Gordon Mr.,and Mrs. Gordon Wright (nee Susan.Ga.nnett). Tif- Gordie visited Saturday fin's orchestra supplied the'mu- with Mr. and Mrs. Joe sic. Brian McBurney read the and family, address and Barry Hogg pre-
Sented them with a gift of money. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
and family spent the Both Gordon and Susan thanked with friends at Sarnia. everyone and lunch was served.
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