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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-05-04, Page 6SHOP VALUE YO 11 SAVE. M RE! IITAV FOOD STORES A 3/$1i • Can. No 1 Prod USA MUSHROOMS 99 C. Can No 1 Prod USA • BROCCOLI 59 0 1 Con No 1 A 3 GREEN CABBAGE 25 -A J IIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIL =CRISCO OIL a'Br.1.6954 ill111111111111111111111101111011111111111111101111111111101111ffle PICK-OF•THE.CROP '2 0;)Z4 11 )111 ▪ Fresh crisp CELLO RADISHES r';`,11:tc°hr and CUCUMBERS 1876 1976 McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE': 10 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT Mrs, Margaret Sharp, Sec. Treas., Ph. 527-0400. FULL COVERAGE Farm and Urban Properties Fire, Windstorm, Liability, Theft ,yatiOtis Floater Otiiretaget ,HOMOOWnertridTertanes Package, Composite Dwelling DirectOil and Adjusters ROIA.Atcldbald,R.R.4, Seaforth Ken Carnochan, RsR.4, Seaforth Lavern Godkin, ait(ti; Walton ROSS Leimiiittd10,R.K.10 0Oeiditileit John MeE*Ing, Blyth Stanley Mcllwain, 11.1t.Z GOderteii Donald Wm Petiper, iNotte*Eillithit.flox 661, Clinton AGENTS iimeikeysi R R.1, Seaforth Leitriei,11.C1, Londesboro Steve Murray, 11.K.5i,Seafeirtli CALL AN AGENT OR THE:OFFICE 527;1817 527-1545 527.1877 345.2234 523-9390 S24-7051 527 1837 .4834 481..101. 527 0467' 523-420 345-2172 OWAW DeLt aeurgndry ent = 10. = $00. le • 3 99 , = %moo, I a- TIDE = 5—THE BRUSSELS POST ' MAY 4, 1977 Many prizes won Walton euchre Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall 887-6677 The W.L card parties finished for the season with a Dessert Euchre on Tuesday, April 26 when Mrs. Bill. Humphries extended a warm welcome to everyone. The 20 tables were The Women's Guild of Melville Presbyterian Church met, in the church parlour for their regular meeting. The opening thought was read by Margaret Work, followed by the singing of the hymn, "We plough the fields and scatter the good seeds on the land." The Scripture reading was the "Parable of the Sower". Isobel Gibson led in prayer. The hymn, "Take my life and let it be" was sung. Margaret Work gave. a timely reading on "Controlling our Thoughts". The topic , - tracing the acts of Jesus after Easter, was well presented by Isobel Gibson. The hymn, - "The day Thou gavesti Lord , is ended". brought this' part of the meeting to a close. Marguerite Krauter, the vice president presided for the business period in the absence of Marg. McCutcheon, the; president. Ethel Brewer read the minutes of the. March meeting asi the secretary Isobel Adams was absent. Rose Marie Bishop gave the, treasurer's report. There was! some discussion about thel , amount of food for the smorgasbord supper which is to be May 25th. It was moved to table the letter 'luncheon is Served" and to write for price list for church plates and mugs. Isobel Gibson and Margaret Work served lunch. Gibbins tied at 75 points? Mrs. Reid winning the draw; Most lone hands - Mrs. Elsie Evans, Brussels; Lucky chairs - Mrs. C. Long, Brussels and Mrs. G. Watt, Blyth; Holder of cards if total adds to 61, five to cut with Mrs. • Ron Bennett winning the draw. . Birthday on. April 26, Mrs. Jim. Nolan; Coming the farthest - Mr. and Mrs. Percy Gibbings and Mrs. T. Slavin. Man with colored underwear - Donnie Hickson; Man with buckle on shoe - Harvey Craig;‘ Man with Mission Band well attended There was a good attendance at the May meeting of Mission Band on Sunday in the church basement. Ron Godkin opened with the Call to Worship. Marie McGavin was pianist for singing of a hymn. Scripture reading was given by Brian McGavin followed by Olene Dennis leading in prayer. The secretary's report was given by Cheryl Fraser and treasurer's report by Cathy McGavin who received the offer- ing dedicated by Ron Godkin. Mite boxes are to be brought to the next month's meeting. A fun day will be held at the June meeting. Children went to their classes with teachers, Dorothy Sholdice, Doreen Hackwell, Marie McGavin and Margaret Bennett. patient in Seaforth Hospi having an appendix operation Mr. and Mrs. Walter 1341 ,returned home on Friday from holiday to Australia where and son-ii-law Wayne Bakero visited with their daughter, M John teeming of Elliott I spent the weekend at his fa* home with W.J. Leeming family. Congratulations to , arrivals, a son to Mr. and. M' Ernie Lewington and a daugh to Mr. and Mrs. Murray McC Miss Amy Love, Toronto sp the weekend with her sister, Mr Jean Broadfoot. Other visitors Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Dal Allison, London; Mrs, Eq Long, Brussels and Mrs. Gor Churchward of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Clark as boys spent Sunday with h'n parents Mr. and Mrs. McGillv and family at Dorchester, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bollo visited with Mrs. Maud Lees' on Sunday evening. Miss Betty Hoegy, spent the weekend at the horne0 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cd1 Hoegy. Mr. and Mrs. Laverne a4 formerly of Guelph ma welcomed at the Sunday morn church service at Duff's churcd, having transferred di membership. Misses Jane Leeming and Pi of Corunna ,and Mrs. Luella McDonald have returned to they Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell Marshall of Seaforth, visited with • homes after completing this lino at Ryerson, Toronto and Slit a nmd ifcahmeilllye f Walton nes, daughter on Sundaoyf college in Welland for the ps . oJo Humphries who attended st Mr. and Mrs. Gus Jones was a two years. decorated with green and yellow centrepieces. After enjoying the' many desserts, 10 games of • euchre were played. Prize winners were: High. Lady - Mrs. Harvey Taylor, Londes- boro; Low - Miss Ethel Dennis, Seaforth; High man - Mrs. Nelson Reid, playing as a man, and Percy Melville Guild discusses smorgasbord supper Rebekah Lodge plans Variety Fair Saturday most pennies in his pockets - Lorne flunking, Londesboro; Man that did the breakfast dishes - Dave Watson; Man with white socks - Rolly Achilles; Women with most buttons on dress - Mrs. Charlie Boyd. Couple with anniversary closest to date - Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fothergill, Londesboro. Tickets were sold on two wall hangings. The draw, made by Mrs. Reid, was won by Mrs. Lloyd Walker. Personals Mrs. Phyllis Dunk has returned to her home in the village after spending the winter, months at Tetusville, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Rolly Achilles visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Achilles and Debbie on Saturday in Fergus. The W.I. Bus Trip to the new , Eaton's Centre in Toronto is. scheduled for May 18 leaving Walton at 8 a.m. All Institute members are requested to have their names and bus fee into. Marilyn McDonald or leave with Mary Humphries at the store, no later than May 7. The Quilt Summary Day will be held in the afternoon of May 25 with the regular Institute meeting at night at 8:15 p.m. Note the change of date, due to the bus trip on the regular date. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Marshall euchre, May 4. An invitation was received from Perth Star Lodge, Listowel to attend their regular meeting May 12th. Anyone wishing transpor- tation contact Sis. Dorothea Ritchie. The annual District Church Service will be held in Egmondville United Church, Sunday, May 1st at the 11 o'clock service. All Rebekah and Oddfllows are welcoine. e Morning Star Rebekah Lodge met with Sis. Dorothea Ritchie N.G. presiding on April 26th. . The Charter was draped in loving memory of. Sister Beth Hoover, a charter member. Get well wishes were extended to Sis. Pearl Kokesch , Sis. Jessie Little, Bro. Walter Williamson, and Donald Shouldice , all patients in Wingham and District Hospital. The Vaiiety Fair and Tea will be Saturday, May 7th at 2 o'clock and will feature baked goods, used articles and clothing, new articles. Huronia Lodge, Clinton are holding their annual dessert WE. RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUAIGITIII Members are asked to bring a i ZIL BATH— ----"s - :: ...V..' te\a towel to the next meeting. ' E"--" fa ..... . = lit The regular meeting draw was s' ROOM TISSUE Lunch was served and a few P.. rounds of euchre enjoyed. won by Sister Joan Exel. = or E---; ' , . , t-.. ;=GARBAGE F. 0*-. . = = 1 .046"•• BAGS '--' ...., ilk Glad alik, n .: • •,,,, ..... :„. .... :,-,iniiiiiimuntiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliolionitiorw a"*.' I, Slih ,, Mitty 8 .-.... • iliinj 6 beut-1, and loin the tun - :-T.. • = ..;a: ma ORO!k,NPE = 4111% 41111i ' „ l< el ill x hr - 0 '*''' , • - N,.. ' ' jim'ilit:. 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