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12—THE BIW!SELS POST, MAY 25, 1977
Walton WI ladies enjoy bus trip
Mrs. Allan McCall
Correspondent
887-6677
Mrs. Hugh Johnston was
hostess when the 17th and
Boundary Unit held their May
meeting at her home on
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Cliff Ritchie opened the
devotions with a thought for the
day. Shirley Johnston played
hymns on the record player. Mrs.
Cliff Hoegy gave a reading, "My
Mother's Kitchen".
Mrs. Ritchie read several
passages from the book of
Proverb, followed by prayer. A
poem "Consider yourself at
home" was given by Mrs. Hoegy.
Then she gave a topic on "Good
Days Ahead," followed by
prayer.
Business was conducted by
Mrs. Martin Baan, -Minutes were
approved as read by Mrs. Harold
McCallum,gt was moved to make
a donation to the Salvation Army.
A former Brussels resident was
honoured last week when the
Ministry of Natural 'Relsources of
Wingham launched Dr. C.H.D.
Clark.
The boat , is called the
C.H.D.Clark, of ter Dr. Clark, a
A shower for next month was
discussed. the unit is to meet with
the U.C.W. for the June meeting,
the first • Wednesday of the
month.
Meeting closed with prayer and
a social half hour was enjoyed
when lunch was served by Mrs.
Ritchie, Mrs. Hoegy and hostess.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moffet,
Stratford and Dr. Brian and M rs.
Traviss and girls of Waterloo
visited on the holiday weekend at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb
Traviss.
Rev. Ed Baker and Mrs.
Harvey Craig attended the three
day London Conference in Sarnia
last week.
Visitors last week with Mrs.
Jean Broadfoot were: Mr. and
Mrs. Norma Love, Lansing,
Michigan; Mrs. Florence Russell,
Mitchell: Mrs. Fern Patterson,
Seaford) Mrs. William
Farquharson, London and Mr.
biologist. Dr. Clark lived in
Brussels from 1918 - 1923 when
his father was minister of the
Methodist Church here. _ .
Some long time Brussels
residents may remember the
Clark family.
Boat named after
former resident