The Citizen, 1989-06-07, Page 7THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7. 1989. PAGE 7.
Walton
Compiled by Mrs. Betty McCall. Phone 887-6677
3 children baptized at Duff's
Bill and Marie Coutts were
greeters Sunday morning at Duffs
United Church. Organist was Glen
da Carter. Ushers were Jim Mann,
Howard Hackwell and Brian Mc
Gavin.
Marion Godkin was pianist for
the anthem “Come Holy Spirit”
sung by the junior choir. The first
2 honoured
with bridal
showers
About 30 relatives and friends
attended a shower for Tara McKil-
vey, bride-elect of next month in
the Walton hall Wednesday even
ing. The bridesmaids arranged the
enjoyable evening and several con
tests were conducted.
On Sunday afternoon a family
shower was held for Lynn Taylor at
the home of her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Roily Achilles, enjoying a
smorgasbord meal. Mr. and Mrs.
Barry McDonagh of Lucknow, the
groom, Wayne’s parents were also
present.
song written in a song book by Jim
McCall that has been donated to
the church. Rev. Bonnie Lamble
expressed appreciation to Jim Mc
Call and introduced him and his
wife Effie to the congregation.
Minutes for Mission was read by
Marion Godkin. Children baptized
were James Michael, son of Bar
bara and Mike Durrell; Andrew
John, son of Valerie and Ken
Pethick; Jannis Gwen, daughter of
Vera and Terry Smith. The lighting
of candles was assisted by Graeme
Craig. Shelley McGavin was wel
comed into the congregation by
transfer of membership.
On Wednesday evening, June 7
the U.C.W. will hold a joint
meeting featuring Wendy Herbert
of Huron County Homemakers at 8
p.m.
People
Brussels Legion
elects officers
Stan and Wendy Stroop and
Shaune of Palmerston visited on
Sunday with Mary Humphries.
The Institute luncheon will be
held Wednesday, June 21 starting
at 11:30 a.m. The regular meeting
will be held in the evening with
guests from surrounding Institutes.
Guest speaker is to be Julie Lee
from Goderich. For the roll call
members are reminded to bring a
donation of paper products for the
Friendship House.
Input needed in Brussels survey
Brussels residents and business
people will have the opportunity
next week to provide valuable input
into the decisions regarding future
development in the Village. Two
questionnaires have been design
ed, one being geared towards the
local business people and the other
addressed to the local residents.
The purpose of the questionnaires
is to determine the community’s
attitudes regarding local economic
growth in the future.
The surveys are a component of
the work being undertaken by the
Brussels and Grey Industrial Com
mittee and volunteers in conjunc
tion with the Huron County Plann
ing and Development Department.
The information gathered will be
used in evaluating the strengths
and weaknesses of the Village for
community and economic develop
ment, and also in the preparation of
a five-year plan that will build on
the strengths and work to remedy
the weaknesses.
Questionnaires will be distribut
ed to the local business people by
Rose Marks, a local geography
student hired to do research for the
project over the summer. Question
naires to the local residents of
Brussels will be hand delivered and
collected by Industrial Committee
members and volunteers. Both
groups are urged to provide their
input regarding community ideas
in developing strategies for future
development.
The survey results will be com
piled and included as part of the
Brussels Community Economic
Development Strategy, scheduled
to begin this fall.
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BY ISABEL JANES
On Friday, May 26, Clinton
Branch #140 installed the new
executive of the Brussels branch.
Those who were absent that even
ing will be installed at the next
general meeting of the branch and
the Ladies’ Auxiliary.
The new executive of the branch
for the 1989-90 term are: President,
Ross Bennett; first Vice-President,
Al Nichol; second Vice-President,
Frank Stretton; Secretary, Eric
Ross; Treasurer, Marg Bennett;
Executive Committee, Dave Tay
lor, Laverne Jamieson, Murray
Lowe and Gerry Wheeler; Padre,
Borden Linkletter; Branch Service
Officer, Ted Elliott; Sgt.-at-Arms,
Eugene Janes.
The new executive of the Ladies’
Auxiliary for the 1989-90 term are:
President, Jayne Ross; first Vice-
President, Isabel Janes; second
Vice-President, Mary Ross; Secre
tary, Barb Graber; Treasurer, Barb
Knight; Executive Committee,
Kaye Duncan, Bernice MacFar
lane, Liz Sholdice and Verna Tun-
ney; Booking Officer, Barb Knight;
Sunshine, Kitty Rutledge; Sgt.-at-
Arms, Mabel Willis; Flag Bearer,
Karen Parker; Sports Officer, Mar
tha Logan.
For those who are unaware of the
Membership 50/50 draw - each
week branch members pay and
write their name in the draw book.
Each Saturday evening a draw is
made from the entire membership
list. If the name drawn is in the
draw book they win half of the
money collected. If not, then the
money collects for the following
week, until a winner is drawn. The
name drawn on May 27 was Dave
Miller who was not a winner.
Proceeds from the membership
50/50 draw are for the Brussels
Legion Building Fund.
Upcoming events are: Branch
Executive meeting, June 12;
Branch General meeting, June 19;
Decoration Day, June 11; War
wick’s Country Music and Fiddle
Jamboree, June 25.
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