The Brussels Post, 1980-05-14, Page 1010; THE .BRUSSELS ,POST. ,.. MAY 1.4 1900..
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• The W.M,$, of . Knox
Church met at the home
of Mrs. Jack Knight with 12'
Members and 2 visitors
present. Mrs. Wilfred
Strickler opened the meeting
with, a reading, "Grandma's
Heaven," Mrs„ Le
Knight was accompa.,...a ,t„
- The secretary read die
minutes and announced 'toe
June conference - to be held-
on Monday, June 16 at
Kintail. Cards and visits.
were recorded by Mrs.
Stanley Fischer.
Mrs. Clare Veitch gave a
report on Synodical which
was WO in Brantford. She
asked questions from 1
Peter, and said Sarnia will
host Synodical in 1981. Mrs.
Stuart-Stevenson, Mrs. Earl
Dunn and Mrs. Fischer arc
the committee chosen for
catering for a picnic group
late in June.
Devotions were in charge
of Mrs.- Stewart Steiss, using
the theme "Mothers, Family
and Love". A reading
"Mother's Day" was given
by Mrs.. •,lack Knight. Roll
call was a 'verse on
•ther".
e guest speaker, Mrs.
Oiadys Ellsmore was intro-
duced by Mrs. George Smith
and she gave a talk "Love
overcomes all'', based on the
book of Ruth, She was thank-
ed and given a gift of
appreciation from the group.
Mrs. John. Perrie Sr, and.
Mrs. Steiss assisted the'
hostess in serving lunch.-1
Mrs. Earl Dunn conducted a
brief meeting of the Ladies
Aid-when June 7 was set for,
the garage sale and -a
committee appointed to plan
for it. Watch for further
particulars later.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Patrick Adams and
little daughter, Manotiek,
visited with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Clare Veitch this
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan
McTaggart, Godcrich
attended the Centennial
celebrations in Listowel on
the weekend and also visited
with their son-in-law and
daughter, Leslie and Mrs.
Knight and family.
Don Cotton was able to
conic home from Strafford
Hospital on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dunn,
Bonnie and Tony, West
Montrose, Mrs. Don Jacklin,
St. Clements, Mrs. Bill
Muchan, London. and Stan
Machan, ListoWcl visited Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Dunn, on the
weekend.
The Playford family of
Thorald visited Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Mitchell.
Cranbrook WMS
hears Mrs. Ellsmore
Correspontint
Walton UCW hears
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seasons were Ken
Shumaker, t'eter McKay,
Ron Stevenson, Michael
Boven, Scott Hunt, Mike
Hughes, Jim Clark, 'Tracey
Bennett, Lori Anstett,
Heather Baan, Julia Prest
and Elizabeth Boven.
The song Chicken Soup
with Rice representing each
month of the year was well
done by the children. Mary
Ellen Walsh, kindergarten
and music teacher was
pianist for the evening.
Other teachers responsible
for the concert were Mrs.
Roy Alcock, /%" • • Don
Pletsch, Mrs. Dolt,' Riley and
Mrs. Aubrey Toll.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance
Duridas enjoyed a bus trip tt
the Niagara Falls district
They reported the blossom:
were beautiful 'to see, ark
weatner was perfect last
Tuesday,
Wr• "rid guests with Mr.
and Mrs.Dav,; Watson
during ale weekend were
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Pritchard, London and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Maier• of
Thamesford.
W.I. NOTES
The Agriculture &
Canadian Industries
convenors, Mrs. G. Watson
and Mrs. G. McCall] are
having the Huron County
Dairy Princess speak at the
Walton • Women's Institute
meeting on Wednedsday
evening, May 21. Roll call-A
suitable hobby for a farmer:
4-H members, leaders and
mothe s are to be invited
guests. Every member' is
reminded to bring articles for
the penny sale. Hostesses to
be Mrs. S. Humphries, Mrs.
J. Axtmann, Mrs. L. Godkin
and Mrs. H. Craig.
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inting
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