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The Brucefield United
Church Women held their
general meeting in the
church hall on Nov. 3 when
Mrs. Jean Taylor and Mrs.
Shirley Hargraves were in
charge of worship and
devotions and spoke on
acceptance. Rev. McMullen
spoke for a few minutes to
explain the "Corn for the
Horn" project in Africa.
The president, Beatrice
Stoll, opened the business
part of the meeting and the
secretary Barbara Moffatt,
read the minutes of the last
meetingand took the roll
call. A letter was read from
our• foster child and
donations made to the John
Milton Society for the blind
and the Homebound Care
program, shut-in boxes to be
packed on December 2.
The next meeting will be a
pot luck dinner at 12:30 p.m.
at the Deceg,ber 1st
meeting. The meeting closed
and lunch was served by
Tuckersmith Unit.
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Brucefield
news and
notes
By Isabel Scott
A well -attended shower
was held Last Wed., Nov. 4th
at the Church hall for Janet
Graham.. Words of welcome
were extended by . Joan
Greenewald. A skit entitled
"Planning a shower" was
enacted by Norma
McGregar, Myrtle Taylor,
Jean Rathwell and Joan
Greenewald. The address to
Janet was read by Dianne
Vanderwal.
The gifts were opened by
Janet, who thanked
everyone and invited them to
open house on Nov. 9th. Our
best wishes to Janet and
Paulwhose wedding will
take place on Nov. 14th at 4
p.m. at Brucefield Church.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Dallas on the
occasion of their 60th wed-
ding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Jackson visited a few days in
Peterborough with Mr. and
Mrs. J. Mahoney and family.
Mrs.'Hligh Berry visited in
London and in Toronto with
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Elliott and family last week.
Mrs. Pearl Eyre and Mrs.
Edna Paterson have' return-
ed from an enjoyable bus
trip to California.
Warden
honoured
By Stephanie Levesque
GODeRICH - Huron Coun-
ty Warden Fred Haberer
was honored at a banquet
here and besides glowing
praise for his work in the
past year, received a corner
china cabinet.
Wardens from neighboring
counties, members of parlia-
ment, county council
members, county employees
and members of Warden
Haberer's family were all
present at the banquet.
As Reeve of Village of
Zurich, Warden Haberer
was commended for being
first to lead county council in
its revised state. That is,
reduced members on coun-
cil. He was also praised for
his effort towards settling a
two-year wage settlement
with Ontario Nurses'
Association Local 168.
Besides the warden, Mrs.
Haberer was congratulated
for being a gracious hostess
during many events in the
past year.
Warden Haberer referred,
to his year as warden as
"next to my family, the
highlight of my life". He said
he did not achieve all he had
set out to accomplish, but
because of economic
restraint, became tnore
realistic.
Warden Haberer also took
the honors of being the best
milker in Huron County, an
award he received at a fair
during summer months. He
proudly displayed his trophy
to those in attendance.
As part of the program,
the Craigellen Singers of
Goderich sang several selec-
tions, under direction of Mrs.
Ila Worsell. The dinner, held
at North Street United Chur-
ch, was catered by United
Church Women. A danoe
followed at the Goderich and
District Memorial Com-
munity Centre.
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