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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-02-25, Page 14o ®® WEEKLY SALE BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD. EVERY FRIDAY At 12 Noon • Phone 887..6461 Brussels, Ont. THINK Walton WI motto Quality on the label and the table Machan and family and Mrs, 'i:30 Laura Machan, all of Sarnia. On It!:30 Monday Mr. and Mrs.Ahin 'IY:,:30 Stimore of Stratford and Mr. and CO :00 Mrs. Jim Scott Sr. of Blyth visited ,1:15 at the same home on the occasion 0:39 of Nelson Reid's 80th birthday on . '):00 February 16th.c,?.:00 Miss Joan Bennett of Sarnia 't,:°° has been holidaying at the home .c :00 I of her parents, Mr. andMrs. Ron . ., :30 Bennett. :00 ,. You are reminded to watch he 7 :00 Big Al Talent Show this com'ng 1:30 Correspondent Mrs. A. McCall The February meeting of the • Walton Wcmen's Institute was held in the community hall on Wednesday evening. The president, Mrs. Don Achilles called the meeting fo order in the regular manner. Mrs. William Humphries was pianist. The minutes were approved as read by Mrs. Ken McDonald followed by the treasurer's report and the regular collection and the pennies for friendship were taken. In the correspondence a letter was read from Mrs. Maluske referring to the Officers Conference at University campus, Waterloo on May 4-5-6. The suggested delegate to ,attend is Mrs, Jim Axtmann. Card Party committee chosen for Friday, March 5 were: Mrs. Harold FIudie„ Mrs. Den Liphard, Mrs. Emerson Mitchell and Mrs, Trevor Smith. Committee for Friday, March 19 are: Mrs. Lavern Godkin, Mrs, Neil McGavin, Mrs. Nelson Marks and. Mrs. Alvin McDonald. ' The nominating . committee to bring in the new „slate of officers for the coming year are: Mrs. Graeme Craig, Mrs. NelsonReid, Mrs. Ron Bennett and Mrs. Jack Gordon. The annual meeting will; be held in April with a dinner. The Institute will cater to a 25th wedding anniversary party on April 9th at Family Paradise. The March meeting in charge of conveners, Mrs. Alvin McDonald and Mrs. Harvey Craig will have a Court Whist Party on the regular night," each member to invite at least two guests,. A donation was made to Save the brigade. The panel covered many interesting points including the organization and function of the brigade as well as things all should be aware of as fire hazards around the home. There were many questions put to the panel and all were ably answered. In appreciation of Mr. Engel's and Mr. Conley's contri- bution to the meeting the group made a contribution to the Fire Dept to be used towards the purchase of a resuscitator. Lunch was served by Mrs. lefor and Mrs. Jim Hart assisted by Mrs. Conley. The meeting closed by: singing "0 Canada". Personals Mr. Carl Murray, Stratford, conducted the service in Knox Church on Sunday morning. Mr. Ralph. Noble is recuperat- ing at the home of Mr.Gorclon Connolly, following three weeks as a patient in Listowel Hospital. Mrs. Calvin Cameron visited with her brother-in-law and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huehn, Conestoga. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs: Allan Dunn, Bloomingdale. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Huether and daughters Cambridge (Galt) visited with Mrs. Glenn FttIether on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henry, Goderich, spent the weekend with. Mrs. Stuart McNair. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mathieson and Michael, London visited Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass on the weekend. ' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engel visited Mr, and Mrs. Frank Smith, Baden, on Sunday. The body was at the Whitney-Ribey funeral home in Seaforth, where the service was held Feb, 20 at Mervyn keuber, United Church Officiated, Temporary entetnoment folloWed in Ploneer Memorial Mausoleum and btrial will follOW later hr Brussels Cemetery. Pallbearers were Ross Driscoll, Norman Schade, Boyd triscoll Wm, Church, Hugh Rinn, James. MdFarland. FlOwerheaters were Ralph McNichol, Joseph Ryan, Walter Somerville, Archie Sorrierville. Sight. The meeting was ttjrned ever to Mrs. Keith Rock and Mrs. Gerald Watson, conveners for Family and Consumers Affairs. Nineteen members answered the roll call "A product I bought because. of advertising". Mrs. Watson gave the motto - "Quality on the label means quality on the table" followed by the Canada Food Guide illustrating with pictures. Mrs. Rock demonstrated wheat germ Mrs. Graeme Craig Was hostess for the February meeting of the Boundary and 17th Unit of the U.C.W. at her home on Monday evening with 13 ladies present. .6) Mrs. Hugh Johnson opened the devotions with a, poem "Love is Trusting".f The scripture lesson was taken from 1st Corinthians 12: 1-13. Hymn, "Softly and Tenderly, Jesus is Calling" was sung. Mrs. Harvey. Craig and. Mrs. H. Johnson held a question and answering period followed by prayer by Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. H. Craig read an article on the "Ten Commandments" written by Billy Graham.. The Psalm 721 was read in unison. The collection was taken , ,dedicated by Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. H Craig gave a reading, "How do you know when you're prayers were answered". Hymn, "Beneath the Cross of Jesus" was sung. Mrs. II. Johnson closed this part of the meeting With a reading 'Tack to the CrOssroads". Mrs. Martin Baan conducted the business'. Minutes were approved as read by Mrs. Harold McCalluni. The, World Day of Prayer was announced for Friday, February' 5th at 2- p.m. It was voted to 'donate $4.00 to the March of Dimes. The next meeting to be held at Elegant Embroiderers elect officers Ten members attended the first meeting for "A Touch of Stitchery" at the home of Mrs, Paul McDonald at 7:00 on Wednesday. Officers elected were: President Brenda Knight; Vice' Pres. - Shelley Fischer; Treasurer Joanne McA rter. - Future meetings are to be held Tuesday nights at Mrs. McDonald's home. Outlilne of project, record Woks, sampler, learning stitches article,' selecting colors from the color wheci .and the work box for embroidery were topics for discussion: Junior Club leaders are Mrs. Lewis Cardiff and Mrs. Mc- Donald, zip Exam I CONTRACTING 1 &NW k,utata e Itidtistrild Viritaselso Ont. -6-.1ehi. => to 'Prop. jiikrAYNt GitUggi muffins assisted by Mrs. Watson as commentator, followed by the Institute Grace. Mrs, G. Watson called out numbers so each member received a Valentine Box Lunch. Numbers were called out again so each one obtained a partner for lunch. Personals Visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid a week, ago Sunday. were: Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Griffin and family; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mrs. McCallums with Mrs. B. Murray andMrs. J. Williamson to be in charge of devotions' Mrs. H. Johnson closed the meeting with prayer, lunch was served during a • half hour of visiting. Hold euchre There were 10 tables of euchre in play on Friday evening at the Walton community Hostesses were Mrs. Dave Watson, Mrs. Keith Rock, Mrs. Norman Schade and Mrs. J. Van Vliet. Prize winners were: High Lady - Mrs. Jean Miller, second high - Mrs. Lawrence Ryan. High man - Gordon Murray, second high - Jim McDonald.Birthday clOsest to date - Keith Clark. Door prize was won by Mrs. Nelson Reid. Another euchre in two weeks was announced. Correspondent Mrs. Mac Engel Mrs. Jack Conley was hostess or the February meeting of the .'ranbrook W.I. Following the singing of the Opening Ode, the • Aary Stewart Collect and the :.,ord's Prayer were. repeated in „raison. The secretary's and treasurer reports were approved as read. Mrs. Clare Veitch thanked Mrs. Lefor and Mrs. W. Strickler for their able leadership of the "Salute to Vegetables" course. The collection and pennies for friendship were received. A letter from Mrs. Maluske was read as. well as correspondence concern- ing Officers Conference. It was moved by Mrs. Leslie Knight and seconded by Mrs. Gordon Engel that the Officers Conference. fee be sent in the hope that someone will be able to attend. Mrs. Lefor and Mrs. Lorne Strickler will be the leaders of the 4H club a "Touch of Stitchery" Catering prices were revised after some general discussion. The new price schedule is available by contacting the secretary, Mrs. Frank Workman. Mrs. Goldwin Knight and Mrs. Wm: Bremner, conveners of • Family and Consumer Affairs took charge of the program part of the meeting. The roll call "a cause of fire in the home" was answered by eleven members and one guest. Mrs. Bremner intro- duced a panel composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Engel and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley, Mr. Engel is chief of the Grey Twp Fire Department and Mr. Conley is a fireman of that Cranbrook WI members question firemen on panel Funeral MRS. CHARLES McGAVIN Mrs. Charles MeGavity, 69,- of . Seaforth, • died Wednesday, February 18 at the Seaforth- . Conithilnity Hospital after a lengthy illness,- Both in Brussels, she was the former Florence Elizabeth. Oliver, a daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. John Oliver, Her. husband, to whom she was Married in i929„ predeceased her in 1911, Surviving are a daug .titer, Mrs Everett (Prances): Storey of B,-R,I„ Dublin, a son, William of 20 Argyle St., Stratford; brothel', Ian C., of Toronto; five grandchildren, 2 p.m, Rev. of Northside in Seaforth 14—THE BRUSSELS POST FEBRUARY 26 1976 World Day of Prayer Feb. 5 :20 ;:00 . Sunday to see the area girls that t are on this hour program. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smalldoi of 030 Fort Erie and Mr, Bob Small ion 10:00 of Elmira spent the weekend w Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smallcion, Mr. W.J.Leeming andBob: visited on Friday with John Leeming who had surgery on his knee that day at St. Joseph's Hospital, -London. Miss Lynne McDonald R.N Goderich spent a couple of d last, week with her parents, and Mrs. Alvin. McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Neil William have returned home from holiday in Florida. Mr. Bruce McDonald Kitchener spent a week at home of his parents, Mr. Mrs. Don McDonald. , Mr. Neil McGavin and W.J.Leeeming spent a few in Toronto last week when attended ' the • • Plowm Convention. The Walton ladies are quilting another quilt star Monday at the home of Mrs. Thamer. 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