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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-06-27, Page 10PHONE 338.3121 WED., THURS., FRI., & SAT., JUNE 27, 28, 29, 30 Clint Eastwood Stars in EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE "An Action Crammed , Comedy" — ALSO 7-- ENTER THE DRAGON [Adult Entertainment] THEATRE CLOSED MONDAY, JULY 2 PROGRAMME STARTS AT DUSK CHILDREN IN CAR'S (12 Years and Under) ADMITTED FREE Programme subject to unavoidable changes. — GIANT HOLIDAY SPECIAL SUNDAY, JULY 1 ONLY 1. Adventures of a Taxi Driver. 2. Blood of the Dragon 3. Sex Rally 4. Erotic 3 5. Night of Askari A DMITTANCE RESTRICTED to ro100141 N TUBS al AIM OR VIM TUES. & WED., JULY 3, 4 James Stewart, Mickey Rooney and Alice Faye, Starring in THE MAGIC OF LASSIE — AND — BENJI Children's Admission 25c BLYTH CENTRE FOR THE ARTS 1st Annual Juried ART EXHIBITION to be held July 30 - Aug. 31, 1979 at the "ART GALLERY" BLYTH Jury to be held July 14th, 1979 For entry forms.please write to: "Art Exhibition" Blyth Centre for the Arts P.O. Box 291 Blyth, Ont. NOM lHO OR: Call 523 - 9300 The Exhibition made possible through the assistance of the Ontario Arts Council. 10 THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 27, 1979 Bluevale WI visits nursing home BY MRS. CARL JOHNSTON Members of Bluevale Women's Insittue visited at the Calendar Nursing Home Brussels to present a short programme and wish the June Birthday Residents a "Happy Birthday". Mrs. Chas. Mathers, president, read a poem and then introduced the numbers which began with 2 solos by Mrs. Walter Willits — "The Road to the Isle" for the Scots and "Galway Bay" for the Irish. Donna Johnston played several numbers on the piano. Lee-Ann and Cheryl Nicholson delighted the audience with duets, singing "Jesus Loves Me", "This Little Light of Mine" and "Let the Sunshine In". Cheryl did a step-dance — PEOPLE MAGAZINE Animpressive and stunning movie for adults aged 7 to 70. — PLAYBOY. "A splendid production TAKE THE KIDS TO S E I SEPARATE ADMISSION FOR EACH FILM Wednesday to Saturday - One Showing Daily June 27.28-29-30th at 9:00 p.m. Only! DMITTANCE INGHAM 357-1 Wednesday to Saturday June 27-28.29-30th One Showing Daily at 7:00 p.m. Only • ONE OF THIS YEAR'S TEN BEST! — TIME MAGAZINE NE WORLD NUMBER ONE BEST SELLER IS NOW A MAGNIFICENT FILM jVatersiii THEY'RE WAITING... FOR YOU! SAVE MONEY AT THE MOVIES NON WINNING WINTARIO TICKETS FROM APRIL TO SEPT, *. 1979 CAN SAVE YOU UP TO AUG (SW Each) ON AD. • e0,„ MISSION PRICE TO AU. CANADIAN MOVIES CARRYING e/r. THIS 'HALF BACK' SYMBOL. All tickets mutt be on• domed on the back. WARNING Content of this Film may be °Hen. shoe. Theatre. Branch, Ontario accompanied by her mother at the piano, Mrs. Keith Nicholson sang several numbers and asked the audience to join with her in some old favourites. Mrs. Carl Johnston was pianist. Happy Birthday greetings were sung to four of the residents, Mr. Ed, Pollard Charlie Buck, Mabel Jane Montgomery and Loretta Sturdy and were pres ented with gifts. Cupcakes and tea were served. The members then went to the home of Mrs. Jack Nicholson where the business meeting was conducted, being opened in the usual manner. Concern was expressed for so many sick people in our community. The members voted to send a donation of $40.00 to "Family and Children's Services of Huron County", which will send a child to camp this year. It was decided not to cater to meals for Howick Fall Fair Board in the fall but to serve the meal for the Graduating class at Turnberry School, on June 26. Mrs. Wm. DeVos, Mrs. Harry Elliott and Mrs. Carl Johnston were appointed to be a committee for planning this meal. A trip to Blyth Summer Festival has been arranged to see the play "I'll be back for you before midnight" and no regular meeting will be held in July. August will be holiday month and Mrs. Bert Garniss plans to host the Sept. meeting, The Roll Call was ansered by 17 members and serveral visitors expressing views on "What are your th oughts on euthanasia." Lunch was provided by Mrs. Sparling Johnston, Mrs. Gordon Holt and Mrs. Chas. Mathers, and served by Mrs. Nicholson's daughter Rose Marie Bishop and daughter-in-law Hannah Carol and Shirley Nicholson. LAST SERVICE Rev. Wilena Brown conducted services in the United Church on Sunday morning. This was the last Sunday of the pastorate of Rev. Brown in Bluevale and Whitechurch. Joanne Edgar sang the solo" It Only Takes a Spark". A new hymn-prayer written in the winter of 1979 by A.H. Neelon, a former pastor was sung. Miss Brown's sermon was "Farewell". She spoke of the great love of Jesus and said "With our roots in Jesus Christ we can build our life suitably." Christianity is an invitation to the greatest glory. Jesus tells us Love one another-continue in my love. She concluded by saying "Fare-Well , May you have the love of Jesus working in you like yeast, and may God our Father give you peace:' After the Benediction, Robert Fraser, Clerk of Session asked Miss Brown to remain at the front of the church while Mrs. Ross Nicholson read words of appreciation for her splendid co-operation, her untiring efforts and her dedicated work in this church and community, and asked her to accept the thanks of everyone. A table and folding chairs were presented and Miss Brown thanked all. A social hour was spent and lunch served to the congregation and visitors from the Presbyterian Church. 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