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THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 20 1979
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BY MARIE MeCUTCHEON
President Dorothy Steffler
opened the meeting with a
poem when the Brussels
Majestic Women's Institute
met for their June meeting.
The Secretary, Ida
McLarty, read the May
minutes. Alberta Smith,
Treasurer, gave the
Financial Report.
On June 27, a Food
Preparation on freezing will
be held at Howick Central
School from 8 - 10 p.m.
Another demonstration on
canning will be held at
Wingham Presbyterian
Church on July 3 from 8-10
p.m. Anyone wishing to
attend, please contact the
President.
Interested members and
?heir friends will travel to the
Grand Bend Playhouse on
August 29 to see The Sound
of Music. The bus will leave
Brussels at 7:00 p.m. Please
contact Doris McCall.
Ida Evans reported on a
very successful Cancer
Campaign with $1,394.38
being collected in the
Brussels area. This was the
largest amount collected over
the different areas. Doris
McCall and Glenna Stephens
volunteered to set up the
display at the Brussels Fall
Fair in September. A
committee made up of Wilma
Hemingway, Alberta Smith,
Eleanor Hemingway and
Glenna Stephens are to make
plans for the 40th
Anniversary of the Majestic
Women's Institute in
November.
Eleanor Hemingway spoke
on a drug concern and what
could be done in the area.
A picnic will be held July
11 at 2:00 p.m. at the home
of Doris McCall. A commit-
tee to look after sports, etc.,
consists of Leona Armstrong,
Dorothy Steffler, Marie
McCutcheon, and Jane
DeVries. Visitors are
welcome.
The meeting was turned
over to the conveners of
Family and Consumer
Affairs, Jane DeVries and
Kate Wilson. Two girls from
one of the 4-H Clubs, Joanne
McArter and Kim Ducharme
had set up a display of
accessories, with Joanne
commenting on them. The
Roll Call, was answered with
"A tasty recipe using the
potato". The Motto - "The
humble potato" was given by
Kate Wilson. The guest
Speaker was Home
Economist, Bev Gosselin
who spoke on good nutrition
stressing Canada's Food
Guide. Some interesting and
educational points were
made when Mrs. Gosselin
involved the members in
some contests dealing with
food buying, food value,
preparation and storing.
On June 6th the
Wingham pro-life group
met at the Wingham Bible
Chapel.
In her Education Report
Sally Campeau ) along with
Rev. W. Munshaw, Dr.
Leaky and George Brophy
reported a good turnout at
the Lucknow Christian
Reformed Church.
Sally Campeau and
Colleen Shink presented the
film "How It Is" to the
Grade 12 Law Class at the
F.E. Madill High School. The
next night a panel discussion
between the students and Dr.
Leaky, George Brophy, Rev.
Ball and Sally Campeau was
held.
Mrs. Campeau reported
that she likes to get
feedbacks from her
audiences when she gives
slide presentations and talks
to community and church
groups and to students in the
schools. The most common
remarks are these:"I had no
idea that abortion is so
cruel". and ''I didn't realize
until I saw the slides that it is
really a human being".
man and Donna Miller. In the second row from
left are Janice Vernon, Melinda Hamilton, June
Adams and Vickie Machan. In the back row
from left are Debbie Hall, Janice Adams,
Marianne Scott, Susan Bridge and Gwen
Cousins.
(Brussels Post photo)
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PREPARING TO SING—The Brussels United
Church hasn't had an Intermediate Choir for
about 11 years now so it was a special treat
when this newly formed choir got together and
sang for a Family and Friends night last week.
In the front row from left are Ruthann Watts,
Carolyn Young, Cindy Bernard, Craig Work-
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