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14—THE BRUSSELS POST SEPTEMBER 28 1977
Flower demo delights Walton WI
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
Unit Meeting of the U.C.W.
The September meeting of the
8th and 16th Unit was held
Wednesday evening, Sept. 14 at
the home of Joyce Van Vliet with
8 members present.
Marilyn McDonald opened the
meeting with everyone singing
hymn "Take Time to be Holy".
The scripture reading was from
John 5: 30-33 and also
Corinthians 4: 1 - 5 followed by
prayer.
The topic for the evening was
"Self seeking" with the question
being asked. Suppose you were
asked to list, in order of their
importance, your outstanding
concerns or interests. What
would be at the head of the list? If
we are entirely honest in all
probability 'Self" would be at the
top. The closing thought in the
topic expressed in the verse,
Humble we must be if to Heaven
we go; High is the roof there, but
the gate is low.
The members joined in singing
of hymn, "More Love to Thee"
and this portion was closed with
prayer.
The treasurers' report was
given and the copper collection
and regular collection was
received. Announcements were
made concerning one U.C.W.
general meeting and a brief
discussion and the Fowl. Supper of
November 2nd.
Following the meeting lunch
was served by Marjory Fraser and
the hostess.
Institute Meeting
Mrs, Emerson Durst of
Egmondville, well known
Horticulturist, demonstrated
flower arrangements at the
Walton Women's Institute
meeting in the community hall on
Wednesday evening, September
21 with 25 members present.
Mrs. William Humphries,
president, called the meeting to
order and opened in the usual
manner. Mrs. Bev Smith was
nominated to read the minutes in
the absence of the secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Ken McDonald.
Correspondence was dealt with
and the treasurer's report given.
Invitations were accepted from
Seaforth W.I. to attend their
meeting on Tuesday, October
11 at 8:15 in the Public School and
to Ethel W.I. on Wednesday,
October 12 at 8 p.m. in the
community hall.
Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs.
Harold Bolger are to be the voting
delegates to attend the county
rally at the Howick Community
Centre on Monday, October 3.
Registration is at 9:30 with the
opening at ten.
It was decided to have a
sing-song with Mrs. Neil
McGavin. in charge for the
afternoon entertainment. There
is also to be a display from the
quilt course taken last winter.
It was voted to have a booth at
Will Bennetts' sale on Monday,
October 3. Conveners were
chosen to look after arrange-
ments.
U C W.
learns
about Brazil
The evening Unit met in the
church pal-lour Sept. 7 when Hank
Ten Pim showed slides and told
about their work in Brazil.
Mrs. Kellingtofi thanked the
speaker and presented a gift.
Mrs. Nelva Scott gave a story
"One Room School"..
WS. Rene Richman took the
chair for the business progrant
The Institute will again sponsor
the euchre parties at the hall this
winter with the first one to start
oh Tuesday, October 25th. It was
vo• ted to finish the season with a
dessert euchre. The lunch to be
looked after by the hostesses, the
same as last year, also the
admission the sa ve.
This being th
e
e family and
consumer affairs, meeting. Mrs.
Bev Smith and Mrs. Ron Smith
read a few up to date current
events.
Then Mrs. R. Bennett
introduced Mrs. E. Durst who,
brought her flowers, foliage and
dishes when she delighted the
audience with ten beautiful
arrangements, giving many
useful hints as she worked. Mrs.
Ben Smith thanked her and
presented a gift on behalf of the
Institute.
Following the, institute grate,
Mrs. Harold Hudie and Mrs.
Keith Rock served lunch.
Visiting with Mrs. Jean.
Broadfoot last week were Mrs.
Gladys Gardiner, Ottawa and
Mrs. Mildred Jepson, Brantford.
On Wednesday Mrs. Wm.
Farquharson and her mother,
Mrs. Gluten Berger visited at the
same home.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert. McMillan, Mrs. Fern
Patterson • and. Mrs. Ivy
Henderson, all of Seaforth called
for a visit with Mrs. Broadfoot.
Mr. and Mrs. David Brady and
girls are spending this week at
her father's home in McKillop
when W.J.Leerning, Tom and.
Bob are attending the plowing
match this week near Kingston.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rutledge of
Ottawa spent the weekend with
his mother, Mrs. Gertie Bennett.
Edward McClure, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey McClure who
had been in Australia since
January returned to his home ,
recently.
Mrs. Ken. McDonald has
returned home from Seaforth
Hospital a week ago following
surgery the week before.
Mr. and, Mrs. Neil McGavin left
on Sunday to spend the week at
the International Plowing Match
near Kingston.
;Recent visitors with Mrs.
Maud Leeming were Mr. and
Mrs. John Boyd, Seaforth; Mrs.
Kathleen Danby of Brussels and
her daugahter Bertha at
husband Ron of Toronto.
At the time of writing Mr,
Sadie McDonald is a patient
Wingham Hospital. It is hoped 1.1,
hear she is out again in a fe
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Achille
of Hearst spent a few days la
week with Mr. and Mrs. Roll
Achilles and other member s
the family.
Church and Other Charitable Organizations
The Huron-Perth Lung Association, 121 Wellington St., Stratford, Phone
271-7500, has program blanks, serviettes and placemats for your use during the
Christmas Season and after. This Is a free Christmas Seal service with
educational value.
Please call at our office [address above] or make arrangements to have
someone pick up the numbers you require.
"We care about every Breath You Take."
Organization
Name & Address
Program Blanks
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