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The Brussels Post, 1973-04-04, Page 10REGULAR HEARING AID SERVICE CENTER FRI., APR. 6 1 — 3 p.m. Eders Store FREE cleaning and check-tip of any hearing aid FREE electronic hearing test ton Brightrall Swarth 52/4732 bistrldt Mindger g. Thede 813 queen St. South Kitthoner News of Walton Church Units hold monthly meetings Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall UNIT MEETINGS The 17th and Boundary unit met Wednesday afternoon at the /wale of Mrs. Hugh Johnston. Mrs. Jan. VanVliet Sr. opened the meeting with the thought, for the day followed by a poem, "Breathe on me, Breath of God" was sung and Mrs, VanVliet read the scripture lesson from Luke 140, Mrs. cliff Ritchie took as her topic "T he 'Last Prayer Meeting". The president conducted the business. 'Mrs. Harold. cCallum read: the minutes. It was agreed to doriate•to the March of Dimes. The Thankoffering ' is being held, at Duff's 'United Church, Stinday evening, April 1.15th., Mrs.. Van Vliet offered to have the next. meeting at her 'home. united by Thy grace"' was sung. Mrs. VanVliet and Mrs. Cliff. Ritchie assisted the hostess in serving lunch. .1Ve:?KILLOP UNIT Ten members attended the. McKillop unit meeting in the News of , Ethel Correspondent Mrs. Chester Earl The firemen were called last week• to' a grass fire at the. property of Mr. Ralph Nodden when the barn took fire and was destrOyed. Two other grass fires were also put out the same day. It is suspected the fires resulted from children playing with matches. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ward and family, Lindsay visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dolson and family. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Earl, Rick and Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald were supper guests of Mr, and Mrs. Gary Earl, Wingham on Thursday night. The occasion was Jeff Earl's second birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brem- ner and Doris visited in London Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,william Bremier and family, it being Paul Andrew • Bremner's birthday. FUNERAL . church basement Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Stewart McCall opened the devotional period with a poem, "Voting" followed by singing "In the Cross of Christ. I Glory" accompanied by Mrs. Laverne Godkin at the piano. Mrs, Dave Watson read the scripture from the first letter of John. The meditation, "The Cress Con- fronts us today" waas given by Mrs. McCall. ' Mrs. Norman Schade gave the topic from Hasten the Day by Jessie Beatty, It told of a way- ward girl named Jeannie, con- cerning the indirect part a police- man and a padre played in her life. "Jesus keep me near the Cross" was sung followed by Mrs. Schade giving a prayer. Mrs. John Burch conducted business, thanking those who took part in the leadership and topic. The roll call was a "Blues Chaser". Lunch was served by the hos- tesses. Mrs, Merton Hackwell, Mrs. Keith Rock and Mrs. Camp- bell Wey. WALTON 14-H The second meeting of Walton I Club was held at the home of Kim Humphries on Monday even- ing, march 26th. The president, Margaret Shortreed called the meeting to order. It• was decided to have the next meeting at Joan Bennett's home. - • WALTONIII The third meeting of 'Walton III Club of "Sportswear with Knits" was held at the 'horne of Dianne Dennis. The President Joyce McCallum opened the meeting, It was decided lb name the club, "Sporty Knits". ' • The leaders, Mrs, Mc Callum and Mrs. Barry Hoegy gave tips on pressing. The 'fourth meeting of Sporty • Knits, Walton III was held at :Marion and Joyce McCallum's hOme. The secretary, Peggy Dennis, read the. minutes. The leaders talked atiout neckline facings, and the bending rolled edge trim, also appliques were discussed. Mr. and Mrs. t' Harold Me Callum, Marion andJoyce visited recently with friends in Detroit. We are sorry to hear Willie in Bell has been a patient in'wing- ham Hospital, his many friends hope he'll soon be able to be back home again. Mr.. and Mrs. Eggleston?. and little daughter of Goderich have taken up residence in their new home on the farm formerly owned by Ron Williamson. We welceme the Eggleston family to the Walton Community. • This coming Sunday, the Mission Band members are re- minded of their meeting at the same time. Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid were: Mr. and Mrs. Bob Machan and girls, and Mrs, Laura. Machan of sa'rnia: Mrs. Guy Ryan, Tom and Kableen of Lucan and Mr; and Mrs. Jim sebttsr. Of Blyth. :Mrs. George Fox and Mrs. Charlie McGavin formerly of the' Walton area are patients in see.- forth Hospital. , • ' MiSs Brenda' Bewley, nurse:- in-training in. Ch,atham, Spent the weekend at her parent's home. Mr'. and Mrs. Watson Webster of Clinton; were Sunday evening supper guests with Mr. and Mrs, Ray Huether and boys. Mr. and Mrs. George Mc Callum and, family of Galt spent a day last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold McCallum. The W.I. are sponsoring a Dessert Euchre Thursday, in the community hall. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Brady of Toronto spend the weekend with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.J, Leeming. Mrs, Maude Leming visited on Sunday at the same home. • Mrs. Dave Watson and Mrs. Pete' McDonald visited one day `,last:, 'week Mrs. Maude 'Leeming. Mr'. and ,Mis. Neil McGavin 'and Mr. and 'Mrs. Bill Coutts spen,t • the past week at Madrid awl Toledo, Spain. They arrived home Saturday at Toronto air- port. Grass fires start early MRS. STANLEY COOK Mrs. Stanley Cook of Bel- grave died in Wingham and Dis- trict Hospital on March 27 follow- ing a heart attack. She was 72. Born in East W awanosh Town- ship, she was the former Violet Buchanan, a daughter of the late Robert Buchanan and Elija MO- Culloch. She attended school at U,S.S.No, 6 East Wawanosh. She 18 survived by her husband to whom she was married In 1.924 and a daughter Gwen, Mrs.Bruce Marshall of London. She was predeceased by a son John. She is also survived by a sister Mary, Mrs. Roland Vincent of Blyth and by 14 grandchildren and a great-grandchild. Following their marriage the couple farmed on the 6th con. Of East Wawanosh from 1924 to 105 and until their retirement to Eelgra.ve in 1964 on the 4th Of Morri.S. Mrs. 'Cook was .a Member of Knox 'United Church, BelgraVe, Funeral services were held froni the S. J. Walker Funeral Home, Wingham on March 29 tondficted by Rev. johri G. Roberts'. Pallbearers Were nephews John. Buchanan, Landon; Jiro Windsor; Elden Oda,: Belgrave ; Bob ton; bong, WhitrilOte„ Blyth and Bob GOvier, Seafettlii 1010Wer.. bearers were grandsons', Oeo. Cook; Ill. y Cook, Blyth grid Johii~ Marshall, 'kirk Marshall of London, Interment followedlfiiIrandott Cemetery, Beigraye, ici-114E ilitUttELS' Post, APRIL 4, 103 Mrs. William Baker returned home after spending the winter • in London with relatives. Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lynn were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cuthbert, London, Miss Jennie Lynn and Don Lloyd,Tor- onto, 'Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Mc- Lean, Mississauga. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cleland, Atwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stephenson. Rev. Stanley McDonald, Lon- desboro was a Sunday supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. F, Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crozier and baby and Mr. and Mrs.Robert Lampkin, all of Kitchener, visited Mr. and Mrs. Les Crozier. Mr.'' Earl Rock, Kincardine, visted his mother Mrs. A. Ra.k. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Cunning- ham spent the weekend in Michi- gan. Mr. Jerry Cardiff and son, Steven, of Petrolta visited Mr. and Mrs. A. Cardiff and with Mr. and Mrs. Cardiff were supper guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cardiff and family in Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Schaefer and family of Goderich and Mr. and Mrs. Don Dunbar and family visited with Mrs. G. Dunbar and also Mr. G. Dunbar in Listowel Memorial Hospital , whose birth- day was this past week. BOYS' GIRLS' A New Shipment of Shoes have just Arrived. We have a. good selection of itionl&titiatte EASTER NOVELTIES freed from I9e. to .1.89 .13..guiit. and pick yours uto while the selection Is at its, best. Watch next week's astasusmao 1$72 gBrussels.Post OMTARId for FRIDAY NIGHT. bargains Ray & Helen s Family Centre RAY & HELEN ADAMS — 887-6671 IS JUST AROUND THE CORNER Be sure and drop in and see our fine array of dresses and pant suits for girls and ladies. for 'every member of the family. 6.98 11.98 LADIES' 7.98 — 13.98 7.98 9.98 MEN'S 13.98 — 20.98 We have a good supply of Men's Work. Clothes and Men's and Boys' Rubber Boots. LI1 :47,117,T, ttr. VI