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Tips for travelling were given
at the Bluevale Women's
Institute meeting when clothes
were modelled and a travel agent
spoke on travelling to the women.
Shirley's House of Fashion,
Wingham had a model fashion
clothes which could be easily
taken on a vacation. The
• ensemble started with a basic
color of blue in a pant suit to
which red and white blouses,
white pants and skirt and 'a dress
were added.
Scarveswereiadded for flair and
a purse of suitable size for many
items and with shoulder straps
completed the outfits. It was
advised to take one good pair of
walking shoes and a dressier pair
for social times. The women were -
warned against taking too many
clothes.
The guests' topic was suitable
for the roll call of the evening, "A
place I have dreamed of visiting."
Mrs. Mary Burkhart of Holiday
World, Wingham, gave the
women pointers to think about
when planning a trip. She warned
the women not to be too attracted
to newspaper ads. There could be
extras such as hotel, taxes,
service charges and a Canadian
departure tax thatithe ad does not
include.
- Mrs: Burkhart recommended
taking out cancellation insurance.
She also advised them to read
their ticket carefully in case there
is an error on it.
She said to take half the clothes
you think you should take and
twice the money. Master Charge
• is the popular way to have credit
all over , the world, she told
women.
She also told the women to be
fully prepared for failures such as
cancellation or delays in take-off.
The guests wer thanked •by
Mrs. Carl Johnston and given a
gift.
Also at the October meeting,
Mrs. Harry Elliott gave a report
on the rally at Howick Community
Centre, Oct. 3. She said - 112
members answered the roll call
plus one visitor.
Mrs. Freeman spoke about the
great loss of one of the historical
secretaries, Judge Hay . and
said he will be greatly missed.
The two Huron County home
economists attended the meeting
and each spoke well of the quilt
course. There will be a course
called, "Tricks, with a mix" on
Mar. 12 and only thosea4ending
will get a cook book.
Richard Boonstra of the Family
Children's Services spoke of how
some of the children have
benefitted from the bursary the
women had given them.
The W.I. badge for the
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Opatabon
lifeityk
Studies done by the
Department of National
Health and Welfare indicate
that the abuse of alcohol is
costing Canadians more
than $1,100 million a year,
This breaks down to an esti-
mated $500 million for al-
. cohol-related motor acci.
dents; $250 million for time
lost at work arid $350 mil-
lion in hospital care. Life-
'style is a matter of choice -
make yours a wise one!
ploughing match was displayed
and Mrs, Gibson briefly talked
about the banquet which will be
I held at the Howick Community
Centre in connection with the
match.Ladies will probably be
asked to bake pies.
Glenn Finlay was guest speaker
and talked about his work with
the deaf: He showed a film, "Out
of Silence", from which the
women learned each teacher has
eight pupils in home economics
and woodworking classes.
Mrs. Neil McGavin led in the
sing song and Shirley Dougherty
was announced as winner of the
Scholarship from the W.I.
Mrs. Mel Craig and Mrs.I.Jim
Armstrong will be going to the
area convention at Kitchener
Nov. 3 and 4. Several get-well
cards were signed by members to
be sent to Mrs. Jim Johnston,
Mrs. Aart de Vos, Mrs. Alex
Corrigan and Bill de Vos,
Mrs. Armsirong opened the
meeting with a poem "entitled
"Clubbed to Death".
An art and craft display was.
shown by Mrs. Gordon Mundell
and Mrs. Harvey Edgar at the
Christmas Fair at Saltford Hall
recently.
HoStess Mrs Donald Street and
Lunch conveners Mrs.
J.C.Johnston and Mrs. Murray
Jenkins served lunch which
brought the evening to a close.
The November meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs.
Mundell, Nov. 9.
"It's a good thing to give
thanks" Wa$ the topic of a panel
discussion which took place at the
meeting of the United Church
Women of 13luevale. The
discussion was led by Mrs. Jim
Casemore and those taking part
were Mrs. Ed: Stewart, Mrs.
Glenn Sellers, Mrs. Bob Fraser,
Mrs. Har vey Edgar and Mrs.
Mel Craig. Mrs. Lloyd Warwick,
leader of Unit Two, was in Charge,
of the devotions and introduced
the members of the panel. Mrs.
Bert. Hastings led in prayer.
Mrs. Wendell Stamper,
presided for the business ,of the
meeting. Roll call was answered
by 16 ladies who told many ways
of being thankful.
It was decided to sell church
calendars.
Members agreed to a request
from Rev. W. Brown to use the
church' basement for a Young
Mother's Club in the morning;
hold a social time for adults in the
after noon and use it for 'a
meeting of young people at night,
all with the purpose of saving
fuel.
A discussion was held on a
letter from Rev. larryKing
concerning the great need in the
area where he is serving, It was
suggested that the Bluevale
group 'send a bale in November
and also the White Gifts in December.
Personals
Wednesday supper guests of
Mr. and. Mrs. Joe Walker and
family were Mrs. Gladys Gorrell
of Pilot Mound, Manitoba, Mrs,
Olive Snell of Caladen East, Linda
Harkness and Ken Skinn.
Rev. R. Armstrong of
Winghain conducted communion
services at the Bluevale Presby-
terian Church on Sunday.
16—THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 26, 1977
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