The Brussels Post, 1976-05-26, Page 3As
or t
fol
\ from our
representative,
Wayne Rounding
who will be, at:
BlueBarnLlitrioelw&Elestaurant
on the lst Thursday, of each
month
June 3rd
•
If you require financing to start, modernize or
expand your business and are unable to
obtain it elsewhere on reasonable terms and
conditions or if you are interested in the
FBDB management services of counselling
and training or wish information on
government programs available for your
business, talk to our representative.-
FEDERAL
BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT BANK
For prior information call 271-5650 or, write
1036 Ontario Street, Stratford' "
Opening new doors to small business.
lion •
DonatO to Huronview
•
8th and 16th unit meeting
ome on. Tuesday evening,
8th.
devotional period was
by Mrs. George McCall
a poem, ' 'Our Problems"
My Faith Looks Up to
and "Jesus Thou, Joy of
Hearts" were sung.
George McCall read
articles "Salvation
es Lives," "Don't put
in Money," "One at a
take and live one day at a
"My Prayer is" and
with a 'poem, "MY
r's Prayer."
Alvin McDonald, presided
e business. Minutes were
y Mrs. Don Mcdonald,roll
s answered by 12 members
ere was 1 guest present.
ch was served by Mrs. Jan
et Jr: and the hostess Mrs.
rs. Allan McCall
Correspondent
organ Schade and Mrs.
udie were the convenors
Education and Cultural
meeting of the Walton
s Institute on Wednesday
of last week. •
Achilles, president,
d the members and
2,13olger was pianist.The
's report was given by
n McDonald and a letter
from Mrs. H. Johnson,
uronview asking the
ut on the birthday
he home in February. It
d that members would
'their. 50 cent fee to the.
w Auxiliary and at least
es from the Walton
would try and attend
iliary meetings on the
to be printed and ready for the
June meeting. The 4-H
Achievement Day for "AToucti of
Stitchery" is to be held in Grey
Central School on. Saturday, June
5th; The roll call "Name and.'
Demonstrate ,u Good Exercise"
was answered by the members. A
new members. Mrs. Joan Clark,
was welcomed.
Mrs. N. Schade had a short
program reading the
motto "ResOlve to take time to
read as it is :the foundation of
wisdom" and Janet and Joanne
Rock contributed a ,step dancing
number. Mrs. H. Hudie gave a
reading, "An 'Open Letter to-
God."Linda Godkin sang "The
Rain Will Pall"' and "Love go
• Around," and, • accompanied
herself with her guitar.
Mrs. Mervin Godkin< showed
onday of the month. many slides of a recent trip to
s for the coming year are Mexico. Mrs. Schade thanked the
girls and Mrs. Godkin and
prersented them with a gift.
unit meeting Mrs: Jim Axtnian reported on
the Officers Area Conference she
Rae Houston was hostess had attended in Waterloo and
Mrs. Allan McCall' reported on
the East-Huron District Annual in
Molesvvorth Presbyterian Church
on May 11. Plans were completed-
for a bus trip to the Erland Lee
Home, at 'Stoney Creek. Lunch
Was provided by the hostesses,
Mrs. Stewart Humphries, 'Mrs.
Torrence Dundas, Mrs. Einie
Stevens and IMis. Van Vliet Sr.
Personals
Miss Cathy Baker, London
spent the weekend with her father
Rev. Ed Baker at the manse.
Sunday guests with Mrs. *Jean
Broadfoot were Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Church and
daughter Sandra, of Toronto and
Mr. and'inrs: John Henderson of
Seaforth: Visiting at the same
home on Monday were - Ivy
Henderspn, Seafoith, and Miss
Amy Love of Toronto. Miss Love
will remain for 'a weeks visit with,
.•
her sister, Mrs. Broadfoot..
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills
and family of Brantford spent the
past Saturday at, the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Mills.
Victoria weekend , guests with
Mrs. phyllis Dunk and. Mrs. Nora
Casson were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Dunk, 'Wendy and Russel of
,Frankford.
We are sorry to hear that Mr.
Mervin. Jones proprietor of the
Walton Inn was taken to the
hospital Saturday evening, we
wish hitt a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Currie
and Jamie of Brampton visited on
Victoila Day with '‘.tvir. and Mrs.
Allan :McCall.
Mr. and Mrs.. Elmer Munroe of
Oshawa visited for a few days
recently at the home of Mrs.
Phyllis Dunk.
Mrs; Maud Leeming and Mrs.
Jean Broadfoot visited last
Wednesday afternoon with 'Mrs.'
Joseph Thornton, McKillop Tvip.
There is still time to get your
sponsor sheet for the walkathon
sponsored by the Walton
Recreation Park Committee to
iake place this Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. ;Bruce Payne of
Vancouver B.C. are visiting the
former's mother, Mrs: James F.
Payne in the village.
Mrs. Phullis Dunk has received
word that her son, Fred Dunk 'has
presented with the Military Merit
Reward by the Governor General
at the Government House in
Ottawa.
Mr. Don Hairis of Kingston
visited recently with his father,
Andrew A. Harris in the
village. •
SPRING SPECIAL
Make that SPACE -SAVER
Better than New
A good selection of
long dresses in small
sizes for Graduation;
From $ 75.00 & up
Completely reconditioned & upholstered
by European Craftsmen with over 24' years •
experience in the business •
CALL US or climne in and, we'll' be glad to show you
our craftsmanship
Ray & Helens
Family Centre
k .\Y & HELEN 11) 1MS ,.,7-6671
Cant-tam FOriiitut*Restorers.
EliAly, 83 across' keit MiirtiliSigne
EXETER '236,0131 "OntatIO.
°Wiled and Operated by: .EUROPEAN TRAINED CRAFTSMAN
WITH.24 'YEARS EXPERIENCE IN FURNITURE: :RESTORING
THE .BRUSSELS, POST i MAY 26 0-1916 •-6-3,