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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-05-07, Page 16RAY & HELENS OLDFIELDS HOPPES STEPHENSON'S GROCERY THOMPSON & STEPHENSON DIXONS HILTS HACKBARTS HOUSE OF MAX ' EDERS GUS JEWELLERY McCUTCHEON GROCERY JACOBS GRIEWARS Vie are OPEN 'till 9:00 o'clock Friday Nights . Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall The Walton Women's Institute held their final euchre of the season Monday evening, April 28th in the community hall. It was in the form of a dessert euchre when approximately 90 people attended and sampled the delicious smorgasborg of desserts and coffee prior to the cards. The tables were set with red and white checkered clothes and green and yellow centerpieces. The hall was decorated for the special occas- sion. Those in charge were: Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs. Bill Humphries, Mrs. Ray Huether, Mrs. Stewart Humphries, Mrs. Ron Bennett, Mrs. Gerald Wat- son and Mrs. Don Achilles. There were 20 talbes of euchre in play. Prize winners were: High lady - Mrs. Harold Bolger; Low lady - Mrs. Howard Brown, Monkton; High Man - Mrs. Russell Marks (playing as a man); Low man - Mrs. George McCall, (playing as a man). Door prizes - 1st - Mrs. Jim McDonald, (a vase); 2nd prize - Mr. Mel Jacklin, Brussels, (a cameo cushion top). Mission Band 31 were in attendance for the monthly meeting of the Mission Band. on Sunday morning at Duff's United Church. It was held one week earlier owing to Mother's Day next Sunday. Brian McGavin gave the call to worship at 11:15 a.m. Mrs. N. McGavin was pianist for the hymn, Joy, Joy, Joy. The scripture was read by 'Bruce Godkin. Prayer by Jim McDonald followed by a reading by John Huether. The secretary, Murray Scholdice gave his, report while the treasurer, Nanci Bennett gave her report, then she received the offering which was dedicated. The Mite Boxes are to come in next month, with June meeting being planned as a Fun Day. Hymn, "Jesus Loves Me, This I Know" was sung prior to going to their classes. The teachers wre: Mrs. Merton Hackwell, Mrs. Mac Scholdice, Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs. Ross Bennett. Boundary and 17th Unit Meets Mrs. Harvey Craig was hostess for the unit meeting on Wednes- day in her home with 17 ladies present. Mrs. Harold McCallum opened with the Thought for the Day. Hymn "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" was sung. Mrs. McCallum read the scrip- ture from St. Luke 24: 1-12 followed by a poem. "Arciproca- tion" and prayer. Mrs. George Williamson read an "Easter" meditation. The offering was received and dedicated. The topic "Young Girls find, the Meaning of Easter" was given by Mrs. G. Williamson. Hymn "Jesus Christ is Risen today" was sung followed by prayer closing the devotional part of the meeting. BERG Sales — Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES o Barn cleaners o Bunk Feeders o Stabling :Donald •.freg Myth Phone!. Brussels 804624 Walton WI has special euchre The first meeting of the Walton "Weedin Wonders" was held April 23, at Mrs. Harold. McCallum's at 7:30. There were 11 members who attended the meeting. The election of officers are as follows: Secretary - Laura Dennis; President - Diane God- kin; Vice President - Diane Willis; Press Reporter - Jane' Schade. The discussion was "Why We Should Grow a Garden?" The Business was conducted by On Vacation to Australia Mrs. M. Baan. The minutes and Miss Carol Shortreed, daughter roll call was read by—Mrs. H. of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shortreed McCallum, Mrs. Cliff Ritchie who is employed with the Bell gave the treasurer's report, Telephone Company in London, followed by Mrs. Van Vliet giving Ontario left last Friday on a tour the miscellaneous fund. to Australia. While there she will Future meetings were visit with her sister Ann and announced, also the 8th, and 16th family, Mr. and Mrs. Colin ham supper for. June 3rd. Two McKarney and Lesley of Towns- thank you cards were read. The ville, Queensland, Australia. She next meeting is to be held at the will stop at Figi Islands going and home of Mrs. Graeme Craig. The on the return trip home will spend meeting closed with prayer. a few days at Pliawaii. Weedin' Wonders Meet ORDER NOW phone 345-2007 LONDON ONTARIO BEAN GROWERS r CO-OPERATIVE y Two locations WHITE BEAN GROWERS s ---Time to think of your girls discussed benefits and a suitable place to plant the garden. They talked about different flowers and vegetables. For the club the girls are to plant 10 vegetables and 4 flowers to make file and to serve vegetables and make a salad. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Smith's on May 7 at 7:45. Girls are to buy their seeds and make a plan for their gardens. PLANTING NEEDS are available We also have a good choice of WEED CONTROL CHEMICALS on hand Seafarer Sanilac and Kentwood SEED BEANS . READ-and USE POST CLASSIFIED SEAFORTH Ontario Bean Growers Co-Operative plant at Seaforth 16' THE BRUSSELS POSTi MAY 7 t 1975.