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Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
The February meeting of the
Walton Unit was held at the home
of Mrs. William Thamer on
Monday evening with 23 ladies
present.
Mrs. Nelson Reid called the
meeting to order at 8:30 p.m .
with the Call to Worship. Hymn
"Master let me walk with Thee "
was sung. Mrs. Jack McEwing
read the scripture lesson from
John 10: 1-11 followed by the
meditation entitled, "We are all
weak helpess sheep".
The 23rd Psalm was read in
unison. Mrs. McEwing read a
very interesting story written in
1951 by a Mr, Wil§on who had
been in the Holy Land and had
returned to teach a boys class in
Sunday School on the 23rd Psalm,
saying that God is like a Shepherd,
and she closed with a poem,
"23rd Psalm for busy people".
The hymn, "Saviour Like a
Shepherd lead us" was sung
followed with prayer b y Mrs.
Reid. The collectiori was received
by Mrs. Mac Sholdice and
dedicated by Mrs. Ried, closing
the devotions.
Mrs. Gerald Watson gave the
topic on "Put my worries to
work" Thanking God for our
worries. If we do worry let it be
for some good reason. She read
program. The latter program has
been allotted $2,000 in the 1975
budget and enables the MVCA to
offer a 50 per cent grant to
private landowners not to exceed
$500 for private erosion projects.
Under the proposed and ap-
proved program the MVCA will
review both the plan and the
finished project prior to award-
ing the grant,
Mr. Graul explained in his
chairman's address that the most
important project was what he
called "Project Method" and ex-
plained: "If you want a project,
prepare to sell it to your own
council . . . get, your municipality
to accept it . . , then come to us as
an advisory board or as an execu-
tive ... this is how projects get off
the board" He said the MVCA
would do their utmost to work
with the member municipalities
an item on a "Prayer for the new
Year", stressing that the best use
of the past is to get a future out of
it.
Mrs.Thamer presided for the
business and thanked those that
had taken part. The minutes were
approved as read by the secret
ary, Mrs. Howard Hackwell. The
roll call was taken and sides
chosen for the Copper Contest
with this year's leaders being
Mrs Carol Collins and Mrs.
Murray Smith.
Mrs. Harold Bolger and Mrs.
W.C.Hackwell offered to take
part in The World Day of Prayer
at the church on Friday, March
7th at 2 p.m. It is open to all
on any approVed projects.
Leonard Johnson of the Ministry
of Natural Resources ,:tharac-
terized the authority's job more
succinctly: "It's a case of beat
drum, build dam, beat drum."
Members at the MVCA annual
meeting also elected the execu-
tive for 1975. Jack Groul was
acclaimed for his fourth term as
MVCA chairman, and Lorne
Murray was acclaimed vice-
chairman. The. advisory board
membership for 1975 was ap-
proved as follows: Water
Management—chairman Jack
Alexander, vice-chairman Allan
Campbell, provincial appointee
Everett McIllwain, William Man-
ning, Roy Williamson, David
Gower, Edwin Illman and Eldon
Vines; Reforestation, Land Use
and Wildlife—chairman Harold
Errington, vice-chairman Arden
denominations and the group is.
urged to bring their neighbors,,
The executive of the U.C.W. will
Meet at 1 p.m,
The Huron-Perth Presbyterial!
annual meeting was. announced
for February 26th at Trinity
United Church, Listowel, with a
delegate to attend from each unit.
A program resource workshop is
to be held in Seaforth.
The Easter 'Thank-offering of
the U.,C.W. is planned for April
6, in the church at 8 P.M. with
local churches to be invited. The
men's choir from Belgrave will be
special guests with Rev. Roberts
as speaker.
It was decided to h ave. a
Barker, Norman Alexander,
Grant McLellan, R. George
Bridge, William Miller and Ross
Taylor;
Public Relations—chairman
Vince Judge, provincial repre-
sentative George McCutcheon,
ex-officio member Dave Curzon,
Harold Hyndman, William Dale,
Ross Wilkie, Earl C. Smith and
William Evans; Conservation
Areas—chairman Garnet Wright,
provincial representative Allan
Ross, Robert Grasby, L. M. Sei-
fried, Jackson Dunkin, Ralph
Jewell, J. C. Krauter and John
Coghlin.
Bakeless Bake Sale again this
year, with the secretary to have
the envelopes ready for the next
Meeting, and to be brought back
to the unit meeting in March at
the home. of Mrs, Howard
Hackwell,
Mrs.Thamer closed the
meeting with. prayer. Grace was
sung and lunch was served by
Mrs. Ralph Traviss, Mrs. Russell
Matks, Mrs, Jack M cEweing and
the hostess.
Church Happenings
Sunday morning at Duff's
United Church, Walton the
infants baptized were: Gregory
.George Clark, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Clark; Michael
Charles Craig, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Graeme Craig; Brett
Timothy Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chris Lee; Jennifer Erin
McDonald. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McDonald.
Mrs. Pam Clark and Mrs. Judy
Lee joined the church by
.affirmation of faith.
Rev. Docken gave as his
sermon; "Baptism as the giving
of Life"
Institute Notes
At the Institute meeting on
Wednesday evening it was
announced that Mrs. H. Hudic
and Mrs. E. Liphard had taken
the project "Baked in a Pie at the
Senior training school recently.
Anyone in the community wishing
this course are to get in touch
with either one of these ladies or
the W.I. President, Mrs Allan
McCall.
The hostesses- for the euchre
this Friday evening are Mrs. Jim
Axtmann, Mrs. Herb Traviss;
Mrs. Keith Rock and Mrs. Dave
Watson.
Personals
Miss Sherril Craig of London
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Craig.
Guests on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Clark and family
were: Mr. and Mrs. John
McGillvary and Rodger of
Dorchester and Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Rath and Daryl of London,
who attended the baptismal of
Gregbry George Clark., at Duff's
Church.
Miss Amy Love of Toronto is
visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Walter Broadfoot.
Mr. and Mrs, Watson Webster
and Mr. Stewart Middleton of
Clinton were supper guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether and
boys on Thursday evening.
Mrs. W.J.Leeming spent the
past week in St. Catharines and
returned home on Saturday with
Mt% and Mrs. David Brady, Mary
and baby daughter will reniain for
a week's visit at the Leeming
home with her patents,
The member municipalities of
the Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority approved a $397,950
budget for 1975 at the Friday
annual meeting in Brussels. The
adopted budget will require total
levies of .$78,300 from the 29
member municipalities which
constitute $10,900 in special levies
and a per capita levy of $1.761/2
for the 44,339 population within
the 1,000-square-mile authority.
Secretary-treasurer Mrs.
Marlene Shiell said this is a 15 per
cent increase over the 1974
figures.
The levy increase is neces-
sitated by the deficit of $7,002
constituting the net loss for 1974
and a decrease in population
, figures from 1974. In 1974, Goder-
t ich, Listowel and Elma Township
.1 . were assessed the three highest
11 percentage figures in levies, with
Wingham as fourth largest con-
' tributor. MVCA chairman Jack
I Graul said the Authority is "one
,.1! of the lowest per capita authori-
' •)" ties in Western Ontario."
The budget Will require $261,750
in government grants and
1 pated donations of $25,000. A total
, 1 $148,000 is budgeted for con-
servation area programs, with
j $80,000 allotted fOr the Water
tl ;t.! Management Program.
' Major projects to be under-
taken by the MVCA in ism in-
;')' elude a property acquisition§
'I. program, flood plain mapping,
erosion control studies and an
' erosion control assistance
MOTHERS AND DAUG HTERS — Enjoying the
Brownie Mother and Daughter banquet at the-
Library last Wednesday night were Mrs. H. Bridge
14- THE BRUSSELS. POST; FEBRUARY 260 1975
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and daughter Colleen and Mrs. Spence Scott and her
daughter Marianne. , (Photo by Pat Langlois)
MVCA approves committees