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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-09-14, Page 17weeks :ent of. Lowry Smith", visitors inston.' 1 LICENCED MECHANIC ON DUTY . • EXHAUST*.- BRAKES* TIRES* SHOCKS* .:ALIGNMENT HAUGH TIRE MUFFLER SUPPLY LIMITED New location - HIGHWAY 4 - South Edge of CLINTON 482-3752 or if busy 482-9796 ,r romp in for appointment Ed's Siding & Roofing - Vinyl & Aluminum Siding - Aluminum Windows & Doors Aluminum seamless evestrough. For your Free estimate call Wroxeter 335-6341 Be an early bird! Then you will enjoy, the beauty of a •lovely home all summer Pre Winter _ .FREE INSPECTION of your exhaust system Bring your car in and we'll inspect the exhaust system for leaks and possible failure' FREE THE BRUSSELS POST', SEPTEMBER 14i 197717 Enrollment down : at Walton Correspondent Mrs. Betty McCall 887-6677 Enrollment Was down when children went back to school, on Tuesday, Sept. 6 at the Walton. Public School. This year there are 119 pupils compared to 128 last year. There are 26 new beginners in the kindergarten. The girls are the kittens, Tracey Dianne Bennett; Patricia Lyn Budd; Theresa Ann Campbell; Margaret Lea Anne Dolmage; Veronica Lynne Glanville; Nancy Lynne Godlcin; Heather Ann McKercher; Julia Laureen Prest; Sherry Lynn Rumford; Mary Louise Stewart; Dianne Marie- Williamson; Chrissie Colwell. The boys are the puppies, Michael John Axtmann; Rob William Beuerman; Michael James Boven; Joseph John De Block; Steven Fritz; Daniel John Glanville; Anthony Patrick Greidanus; William Mark McClure; Timothy James Nolan; Christopher William Snip; Ron' Stuart Stevenson; George Manuel Taylor; James Robert Wilbee;-- Stephen Murray Glanville. - Walton Public School teachers consist of Mrs. Roy Alcock, Grade 1; Mrs. Don Petsch, Grade 2; ' Mrs. Aubrey Toll, Grade 3 and Principal; Miss Mary Ellen Walsh, Kindergarten; French teacher, Mrs. Jill Johnston, Seaforth. Other teachers on the staff are Mrs. Doug Riley and Mrs. Shirley Lyon, Londesboro. Music teacher, `-Mrs. Barbara Bosnian, Londesboro. Duff's United Church will liold their Anniversary Services, on Sunday, Sept. 17 with Rev)' Robert Roberts, EgmondVille, as guest spealter. The Boundary and 17th unit is to look after flowers. Any one having flowers is to take them to the church Saturday. World Wide Communion is on October 2. The Huron-Perth Presbyterial will be held at Walton Church on Sept. 27 when the ladies of the U.C.W. will serve a noon lunch. For the Fowl Supper to be held the first Wednesday in Novem- ber, it was voted to set the price at $4. for Adults and $2. for children, 12 and under. Supper will be served from 3:30 - 8 p.m. Suppers to be picked up for shutlins only. The East Huron Regional meeting will be held, on October 25 at Ontario United Church beginning at 7:30 p.m. A bale is to be packed with good articles left at the church by the first, week in October. It was decided to have a Pot Luck Supper again this year for the December meeting. The executive are to bring ideas to the meeting in October to plan next year's program. Personals - David Malwain of Seaforth visited on the weekend with Jim Fritz. Any girl who will be 12 by the first of Sept. interested in taking the 4-H' fall project, "Featuring Fruit" is. to get in touch with either Margaret Shortreed or Lin Steffler. Visitors with Mrs. Jean Broad- foot on Saturday were Mrs. Edna McDonald, "brussels, in the even- ing, Mr. and Mrs. John Hender- son, Seaforth. On Sunday, she was visited by Mr. and Mrs. William Halpenny of Lake Port, California and Mrs. Fern Patterson of Seaforth, W.I. Notes Mrs. Emerson Durst of Seaforth will be guest speaker and demonstrate flower arrange- inents at the September meeting next Wednesday evening. Mrs. Trevor Smith and Mrs. Ron Bennett conveners of the Family and Consumers Affairs will have charge of program. Roll call "What I have left undone to get here." Hostesses are Mrs. Don Liphard, Mrs. Keith Rock and Mrs. Harold Hudie. 1JCW 15 years old On Wednesday evening, September 7, the U.C.W. of Duff's United, Walton celebrated IS years at their regular meeting held in the basement of the church when 19' ladies were present. The Walton Unit was in 'charge of devotions opening with singing of hymn 386, "0 Lord of life, and love and power." Mrs. Martin Baan was pianist. Scriptures from Psalm 36 and Galatians 3: 13-17 was read by Mrs. Ron Bennett. Mrs. Herb Traviss read the meditation on "Let us be done 'with fault finding," and Mrs. Bennett closed this part of the meeting with prayer. A skit about fault finding was put on by Mrs. Neil McGaVin, Mrs. Martin Baan and Mrs. Rae Houston. Then Mrs. McGavin had groups of five formed and, conducted a buzz session. Prior to the business, scup cakes, with candles were lit to celebrate the forrnation to the h11962. Each one present enjoyed a cup cake and a cool drink, ' gm, Campbell Wey hoped more would be able to come to the ti.C.W, meetings and stressed for everyone to read Corinthians, verse 12, then led in prayer, The offering was received Y Mrs, ken McDonald and d edicated by M'rs. Wey. Minutes were approved as read, by Mrs. Herb Traviss, An invitation was read from the Presbyterian Church,"SeafOrtli to' atteild their 75th Anniversary service on Sept. 28 at 8p.111: •iiiti011 Glen Campbell, tondeb, 16 ifc Of a former minister of the church, will be guest speaker.