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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-10-22, Page 8Ai ister tells of 10 years in Korea Walton Min Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall The Walton W.I. met in the, community hall Wednesday evening with a good attendance of members and there were 8 visitors present. Mrs. Bill Humphries, first vice-president, was in charge with Mrs. Ray Huether as pianist. Mrs. Humphries read a poem. Minutes were read by Mrs. Ken McDonald and in the correspon- dence a thank-you note was read from Mrs. M. Allan. The treasurer's report was given and the ordinary and pennies for friendship collection was taken. The roll call was answered by "how can a person best co-opera to with school teachers." Mrs. Margeiry Rock gave a detailed report 'as delegate to the area convention held in Atwood. The conveners, Mrs. Harold Hudie read the motto: "Let's enjoy Canada" and Mrs. Norman Schade introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Ed. Baker of Duff's • United church, Walton, who spoke on his 10 years experience as a missionary in Korea. They live quite differently from us, there are sad times and many hard times. They are very heavily populated, not the freedom we have. We need to know more than our own country. We should see people as our brothers, be friends . with them, send help to build a future, reach out and help other people to live. There is just one God and He is Love. Mr. Baker had many articles on display which he had brought back from Korea and gave details of each. Mrs. Hudie thanked Mr. Baker and presented him with a gift on behalf of the Institute. John Huether sang two solos "Omp-Pah-Pah and "I've got a home in Glory Land" accompanied by his mother on the piano. It was agreed to have the next card party October 29th instead of Halloween night with hostesses, Mission Band Collect for Unicef The ?Mission Band met in the basement of the church during the Sunday morning service, with 38 in attendance. The Call to Worship was given by Jeanne McDonald, "Come ye, thankful people come" was sung with Cathy McGavin As pianist. The scripture was read by Gary Godkin, followed by prayer. by Christine Achilles. Each member listed something to be thankful for. Peter Bennett gave the secretary's report and the treasurer's report was given by Cathy McGavidt The collection to be sent to Unicef was received and dedicated by John Huether. Gift for Children's Aid are to be brought to the November meeting. "I am so glad that our Father in Heaven" was sung. The children went to their classes with teachers, Mrs. Merton Hackwell, Mrs. Ross Bennett, Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs. Mac Sholdice j The teachers and members decorated the church auditorium for Thanksgiving Sunday. Euchre Held On Friday evening the W.I. sponsored their second euchre of the season in the Walton Community Hall. Prize winners were: High lady - Mrs. June Fothergil of Londesboro; Low - Mrs. Annie Reid; High man- Lloyd Walker; Low - Grant Elliott; Brussels mystery prizes - Ernie Stevens and Mrs. R. Marks. Lunch seved by hostesses, Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Mrs. Torrence Dundas, M rs. Keith Rock and Mrs. Herman Plaas. There will be another euchre on Wednesday, October 29th instead of the 31st of October. Mrs. Jim Axtmann, Mrs. Ken McDonald, Mrs.. Harvey Craig and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Jr. On November 14th the card party will be in charge of Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Sr., Mrs. Harold Hudie, Mrs. Earl Watson and Mrs. Ray Huether. The November meeting 'will begin with a pot luck supperr. There will be pictures shown and 4-H girls are to be guests. Mrs. Humphries closed the meeting with the thought that the only way to be a friend is to have one. Lunch was served by the hostesses Mrs. Jim McDonald, Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Mrs. Don McDonald and Mrs. Jan Van Vliet Jr. Shower held for Bride-Elect A community shower was held in the basement of Duff's United Church, Walton in honor of Miss Marion McCallum , bride-elect of next month. The basement was decorated for the occasion with, pink and white streamers and bells with pink, mauve and white Cosmos and Mum flower arrangements. Friends, neighbors and relatives had their names signed on a beautiful Cameo printed cloth donated by Mrs. Phyllis Mitchell when entering at the door, with June Williamson and Shirley Johnston in charge. Mrs.Graeme Craig was M.C. for the program which included several contest concluded by Karen Hoegy, Karen Uhler and Olene Dennis and a. step-dancing number by Angela Super. Marion, the guest of honor, her mother, Mrs. Harold McCallum and her grandmother, Mrs. Ed. Regele were asked to come forward. Corsages had been presented to them when they arrived. Miss June Williamson read an address of Best Wishes to the bride-elect and girl friends presented gifts. Marion thanked everyone. Lunch was served by the 17th and Boundary Unit ladies. . Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gordon spent the recent holiday weekend with relatives at Detroit and Toledo, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. William Murray have returned home following a three week bus trip to Brandon, Manitoba, Prince Albert and other points. Mrs. Betty Couper of Ottawa is visiting with her father, Harold Smalldon. They called on Mrs. Smalldon on Sunday, at Grata Hospital, Goderich. The many friends relative's from this area will sorry to h ear Mrs. Gord McGavin is a patient in Univers: Hospital, London. Mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Mut spent the past week at Sault S Marie at the home of Mr. a Mrs: Glen Haase. Mrs.. Phyllis Dunk has return home after visiting for a f weeks at her son's home Phil and Mrs. Dunk in Toronto a with her daughter Mrs. Bey Ford and family at Sheffield, Mrs. Nora Casson of Briti Columbia met her in Toronto a has'- returned home with her make her home. Mrs. Walter Broadfoot spent few days, last week at the home Mr. 4nd Mrs.W.A.Parquhar of London. Mrs. W. Springall Cambridge,. Galt has be visiting at the home of daughter, Mrs, Eleanor Leph and Mrs. Alberta Hudie. Mr. and Mrs. George Suth' land, Kiltarlity, Beauty, Inv ness-shire Scotland and Mr, a Mrs. David Ritchie Ingersoll iv visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wa Bewley, on Monday. The McKillop Unit of the U.C.W. held their monthly meet- ing at the home of Mrs. N. Schade with 11 members present. Mrs. Don Dennis was in charge of devotions opening with a reading on "Thanks" Hymn 384 was sung. Scripture was taken from Deuternomy 8 1-10. Mrs. M. Dennis had the Meditation "What is a Loaf of Bread", followed by Prayer. Offering was taken by Mrs. M. Hackwell and dedicated by Mrs. D. Dennis. Hymn 205 was read. Mrs. M. Dennis gave the topic 4 `God Plans for Thanksgiving" also a thanks- giving poem. The president Mrs. M. Dennis was in charge of business. Minutes were read by Mrs. G. McNichol and Mrs, M. Hackwell gave the treasurer's report and Mrs. L. Godkin the friendship report. The Huron Expositor is to be sent to Carl Courts for the coming year. Mrs. M. Dennis closed with prayer, Lunch was served by Mrs. C. Wey, Mrs. E. Rock, Mrs. M. Hackwell and hostess Mrs. N. Schade. 6—THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER • 22, 1975, New Canada Savings Bonds — one of the best things you can do with your money. They offer you a great combination of security, income and flexibility. They're secure, because Canada Savings Bonds are backed by all the resources of Canada. 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