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The Brussels Post, 1974-05-01, Page 7MORE FOR YOUR MONEY lyear 91/2, 91/4 .pet' cent 2, 3, 4 and 5.yearS GUARANTEED' INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES CITY :SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY 95 YON Ot tflItit , 8444090: •ftWYON'dt, tilkttt " 4814311 I201 ST,. CLAIR AVE. W, . 654-8407 M E MBER 't A144bAlAkAtt-thttittANdt•toit tiditAtit4t CONTACT • YOUR. LOCAL FINANCIAL .A0811SOO .i ews orWaltOn,, UCW sees slides of church activities. Correspondent Mrs, Allan McCall The .MCKillop'. Unit of the held their April meeting. in the church basement with 14 mem b ers present. The Call to Worship was taken. by Mrs. Neil McGavin. Hymn 48S, "`Jesus keep me near the Cross" was sung. Mrs. Lloyd Walker read the scripture from St.. Matthew, chapter 28. Mrs, Stewart McCall . 'had the meditation, "The Risen Christ, A Living Presence". Mrs, Norman Scbade led in prayer followed by a poem, "Easter Glory". Rev. D. Docken showed interesting slides of several activities throughout the year 1973 at the Walton -and Moncrief hutches. . . Mrs, N. McGavin expressed her thanks to Rev. Docken allowed by reading •a poem Early days. of spring". The ollection was received and dedicated by Mrs, N. McGavin. 'Jesus Christ is Risen today," as sung, followed .by prayer. Mrs. Murray Dennis, csident, presided for the business, thanking• everyone ,who ad taken part in the worship criod, Minutes of the last ccting were read byt . the ecretary, Mrs. Glen McNichol, oll call was answered by Tryon naming their favorite lid flower. Mrs. Merton, ackwell gave the treasurer's eport. Mrs. M. Dennis closed nth a poem, "For This One our". Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie, alton; Mr. and " 'Mee. Sari"` Telly and Mrs. Jean Taylor of russets spent Sunday with Mr., d Mrs. Don Krick of Hamilton d attended Binkley United ureh, n the write-up. of the Institute eeting last week, the name of• rs. Keith Rock was' omitted the list of yoting delegates to. end the W.I. District • Annual eting on April 14 in Gorrie. Mrs. W.J.Leeming is a patient Clinton Hospital and Mrs. ervin Smith had been.a-patient Seaforth Hospital. We 'wish ese ladies both a speedy. covey, Mr. and Mrs. Don Maier and ill of Thamesford spent .Sunday the latter's parents, Mr. and Dave Watson. he executive of the W.I. met Monday evening to plan their eetings for the coming year. e members are reminded of the ay meeting when there is to be ale of bulbs and plantS with the ucation and Cultural Activities nvenersf Mrs. W.J.Leeming 0 Mrs. Dave Watson in charge. Mr, and Mrs. Graeme Clyde 'ted on Sunday at the home of , and Mrs. Norman Schade. Mr. and Mrs, Allan McCall e guests of Mr. and Mrs. rold Brown in Burlington for e weekend. The Guiding Spirit Brussels Girl Guides and °wines Cookie Sale was held urday, April 27th 1974. Forty cartons of cookies were Id in Brussels, Walton and el, The girls worked hard to Neve this number, A special thanks to all Who ported them and helped make ir sale a success,. Thanks also' es to the leaders who' give so Ich -of their time to this rth\Vhile cause. Nopld ittnAir Mr r, and s. Sam Sweeney iMrs. Jean Taylor of Brussels Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Ritchie. of Lunch was, served by- Mrs, Q.A„Love, Mrs, C. .McCutcheon, Mrs, Laverne •Godkin and Mrs, G.S,Love,. Boundary and 17th Unit The April meeting of the unit Was held on Wednesday afternoon, at the home of Mrs. Van Vliet's home in the village, opening with the Thought for the Day, "When I survey the Wondrous Cross" was sung. Mrs. Jim Williamson read the scripture from Chapter 15 of Mark followed with prayer by Mrs, Van Vliet, and a poem.," Mrs. J. Williamson gave the topic, "What the• resurrection means to us". "Christ the Lord is risen today" was sung and the collection was received and dedicatpd. Mrs. Martin Baan conducted the business. Minutes were read and roll .call taken. Mr: Cliff, Ritchie. gave the treasurer's report '',and Mrs. Van Vliet the miscellaneous report. Plans were made for coming events and the meeting closed with prayer. A social half hour followed with hula served by Mrs. J. Williamson and Mrs. Van Vlibt. 8th and 16th Unit Mrs. Alvin McDonald was ,hostess for. the unit meeting in her home on Wednesday. The Call to Worship was given by Mrs. Jim Fritz. Hymn, "Jesus Christ is Risen today" was sung. The scripture from Chapter 26 of Mark, verses 1 - 8 were read by Mrs. Fritz followed by a poem, "What Easter Meant to Mary Magdaline," Mrs, James McDonald gayer' the topic "The Easter Message, Where seek ye the Christ". Hymn, "Rejoice, the Lord. is King" was sung. The Lord's Prayer Was repeated in unison closing the devotions. Mrs. • George McCall was in charge' of the business. The roll cal was answered by eight members. Mrs. A. McDonald read the minutes in the absence of the secretary, Mrs.Don .McDonald: Upcoming events were discussed. Further plans will be made at the next meeting for the ham supper on June 4th. Tickets are still avajlable from members of the unit. . The meeting closed with prayer followed by the hostesses serving lunch. Walter' if 4-H Meetings • The third and fourth meetings were combined for the Walton I Club, the "Magic Mirrors" which was, held at Margaret Shortreed's home. Weopened with the 4-H pledge.. The iecretary'S report was read,by Kim Humphries. The roll call was answered by nine members. We discused storage in the bedroom. Storage for make-up and other grooming aids and also storage for sports equipment was discussed. • Different ' storage resources like Walk in closets and drawers were also discussed. Mrs.Walson read us different storage • methods, like laundry bags, from the leader's pamphlet. Then storage for accessories was discussed. 'Such as scarves, ties and belts may be kept in separate ,boxes in one drawer or in separate drawers depending on the quantity. How to improve individual storage was discussed. We filled .in our handout sheets and talked over the home assignment. After lunch served by' the hostess we closed with the 4-H motto. The fifth meeting of Walton I was held in the community hall with all clubs. present, on Thursday, April 18th. • , • Mrs. Gerald Ryan introduced Mrs. Lewis Cadiff of Brussels to • the leaders, girls and mothers. • Mrs. Cardiff then introduced Mrs. Blackwell , a Vanda Beauty Counsellor from Walkerton, who Joyce Van Vliet acted as the tried by everyone present. A bath ball was given to everyone. showed a film( on skin care. care. Mrs. Reidt of Clifford senior model. assisted Mrs. Blackwell. Mrs. hand cream and lipstick were a junior model for Vanda Beauty Debbie Van Vliet was chosen as Samples of cleansing grains, thanked the ladies for demonstrating on behalf of 'the" leaders, girls and mothers and gift. ' were won by Mary Alice Ryan, presented Mrs, Cardiff with a Susan Humphries, Dianne Godkin and Mrs. G. Ryan, Mrs. Don , Achilles then Draws from articles ordered Personals Business Directory DONALD M. LAURIE INSURANCE AGENCY Auto — Commercial — Farm — Residential BOX 129, BRUSSELS PH. 887-9221 J. E. LONGSTAFF '•—OPTO'MET!BIS4— SEAFIMVIII -- 67-1240 BY APPOINTMENT: OLINTON Monday Only) — 482-7010 ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Watch and Jewellery Repairs ' We Sell and. Service — BULOVA ACCUTRON — WATCHES — 3 Stores — SEA FORTH CLINTON \WALKERTON NicGovinis Farm Equipment We Specialize in a Complete Line of FARM EQUIPMENT SALES and SERVICE BRUSSELS • SEAFORTH' P°7-6265 WALTON, ONTARIO 527-0245 WALLACE'. BEM TRANSPORT' PCV. 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Mr: and Mrs. Larry Schnell of Sarnia ,visited last week with Mrs. Hollinger and the Petrie family, The friends of Mrs. Jean Leach' were happy to see her in Brussels on Tues.:, able to get about . again after her long stay in hospital in Wingham and Kitchener'. Mrs, Leach is at present with her daughter, Mrs. Cathy Smyth of Waterloo;