HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-06-14, Page 7THE.FOOD HERE IS GOOD BUT RIGHT . NOW ,MY
FINGER TASTES BETTER — Shannon Craig
seemed to find the taste of her finger more
interesting than the fopd her mother Mrs. Graeme
Craig of R.R.1,-VValton, was dishing out. when Duffi'•
United Church in Walton held a supper there last •
Tuesday. (Brussels Post Photo)
Walton WI
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'THE BRUSSELS POST JUNE 14, 1978 -- 7
Glasses are. needed
Mrs. Allan McCall
887-6677
All four units of the. Walton
U.C.W. were well represented for
the joint meeting on Wednesday
June 7 in the basement or Duff's
United Church.
The McKillop Unit was in
charge of devotions Mrs, Neil
McGavin gave the Call to Wor-
ship singing hymn, "Taking up
our Cross and Follow Thee,"
accompanied at the piano by Mrs.
tavern Godkin. Scripture reading
from Isaiah 6: 1-8 was read by
Mrs. Keith Rock followed by Mrs.
McGavin saying how we can help
when the Lord calls as prophet
Isaiah said "Here I am, send
me.' '
Mrs. Meton Hackwell led in
prayer.'
The Great Parade, a responsive
reading was read by Mrs.
McGavin and Mrs.. Hackwell.
Mrs. Nelson Reid introduced
Mrs. Ray Huether who spoke 3n
the .group "Society Brothers."
They are not the Hntterites, but
are related to that sect. They live
in a communal setting. in Pen-
nsylvanil of over 300 people,
called New Meadow Run. Mrs.
Alvin McDonald thanked Mrs.
Huether for sharing her ex-
perience after .spending a week-
end there recently.
Mrs. Campbell Wey presided
for the business. Mrs. Herb
Traviss read a thank-you card
from Mrs. Orvilla McCutcheon.
Treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Ken McDonald.
Members were reminded that
vice president is still needed for
the U.C.W. The Fall rally is to be
held at Winthrop United Church.
Adonation of $25. was voted for
financial help at the Presbyterial
tent at the Plowing match this
coming September.
Eye glasses or frames left at
the church . will be sent to
the resource centre of the Church
in Society. A box will also be put
in the church basement where the
computer price codes' from
groceries etc, can be left. They
are to help a person On a kidney
machine at a hospital.
McKillop unit is responsible for
flowers to be put in church for
June. Announcements were given
out for the Craft Festival this
Saturday in Seaforth, also come
to the Movies in Blyth.
There will be no meetings till
September when they'll be at 8
o'clock. Hymn, "God who
Alpha Huron has purchased
International Insignia for use On .
cm in. any building accessible to
the hancii4ipped. These will be
given free of charge to any place
with facilities for the
handicapped.
Use of ihsignia tells a person in
touches earth with beauty"
closed the meeting,
Hostesses from each unit
served lunch during a half hour of
fellowship.
Mr. and Mrs. William Blake
held a family gathering on.
Sunday at their home in the
village. Those present were Mr,
and Mrs, Gordon Mason and
twins of Blyth; Mr. and. Mrs,
Bruce Bromley and family of he
Walton area; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Riordan and family of Strathroy
and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Haines
of Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. waiter Bewley
spent the week-end in Windsor
where Walt attended an army
reunion while the ladies were
taken on a conducted tour.
a wheelchair that he will
accommodation within.
Alpha Huron meets next at
Holmesville Public School, June
28, at 8 p.m. For information call:
Ha nl e Tow n s h en d 48n073,
Mary Howell, 524-8642, Pat
'Watson 887-6236.
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Bennett or Mrs. Lavern Godkin
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June 21. The 4-H girls, leaders
and mothers are cordially invited.
Each members is' requested to
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community is welcome.
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The Family and Consumer
Affairs meeting of,. the Walton,
Women's Institute will have as
guest speaker, Bob Plumbsteel of
Seaforth on interior decorating.
Roll call to be answered by "A
shopping problem I would like to
see corrected or improved."
The draw for the quilt will take