HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-02-20, Page 11CARD PARTY
I.O.O.F. HALL -
Thurs.
Feb. 21
8:30 p.m. •
Lunch served
Admission $1.00
Everyone
VVelcome
The Majestic Women's
Institute met Wednesday,
February 13 .in the Library
Basement. Dorothy Steffler,
President read a Valentine.
Story. An invitation was read
from the Gorrie Woinen's
Institute inviting Brussels to
a Dessert • Luncheon
Wednesday.
An interesting letter was
read from:Jane DeVries who
is presently in Florida.
Alberta Smith gave the
Ethel Community Hall
Friday, February 22
Time 8:30-12:00 Midnight
Admission $2.00 each
Old Time Rock from 50's-60's
STEVENS DISC JOCKEY MUSIC
SSW)
• just T-.0 • per person
Complement your outing
with a visit to THE HOLLOW. A unique gift shop
just steps from our Inn
Benmiller
Inn
Nestled in l3enmiller, _Ont., just 7
kilometres east of Goderich on Huron
County Roid 1, just off HighWay
8, phone 524.2191.
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THE BRUSSELS POST,, FEBRUARY
They're not old 'enough to
vote yet, but on Friday, the
Grade class, at Brussels
Public School did just that, as,
part' of 3 Cias,§ .project and
according to them the Pro,
gressive Conservatives won
with a majority.
The Conervatives receiv-
CASTING THEIR VOTES—Michelle Vader and Gwen Cousins cast theit
votes when the Brussels Public School held their very own election day on
Friday..According to, their statistics, the Progressive Conservatives won.
(Photo by. Langlois)
hears soca l quartette
25 area people travelled to
Streetsville Tuesday night to
watch Streetsville Derbys
play the Czechs. Ken Hig-
gins, Rick Jacklin,'Kevin
Townsend, The 'Williams
family, Keith Elston were •-•
some of them who enjoyed it.- •
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Avenue Road
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Paul Sharp W.
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lot 01141•441(1•
the District Executive
meeting held recently. The
Officers Conference will be_.
held April'29, 30, and May 1
at Waterloo. The Area Con-
vention will be held at
Guelph in Regal Hall.
Ruby Steiss conducted an
interesting contest.
The next meeting will be'
held Wednesday, March 12
at 2:00 p.m. when the guest
Speaker will be Dave Miller
who has been 39 years with'
the Iron Ore in Quebec. Men
are invited. There will be a
Silent Auction.
Daily Dinner Specials
---ENTERTAINMENT
Fri. Feb. 22, Sat. Feb. 23 & Sat. Matinee
Nite Lighters
SSiELS
887-0921, Brussels
The ,conveners for this
Education and Cultural
Activities meeting were,
Peggy Clidmore and Ruby'
Steiss who asked the .roll call
- "A historical or geograp-
hical fact about the Yukon".
The Motto - "The three' R's
from home learning -
Reverence, Respect and
Responsibility" were pre-
pared and presented, by
Marie McTaggart; Peggy •
Cudmore gave an interesting
reading on. St. Valentine. •
Doris McCall morted on
When Cranbrook W.I. met
at the home of Mrs.' F.
Workman, 15 ladies gather-
ed for coffee and, dessert
served ,by Mrs. Hart, Mrs.
Ezewski, and Mrs. Work-
man. A letter from Mrs.
Clarence Diamond was 'read.
President Mrs. G. Engel
gave a report from the Dis-
trict Board Meeting. •
Eight by-laws were discus-
sed and voted on. Mrs.'s
Workman made a motion
that voting delegates take
the feelings of the branch but
also use their own discretion
when voting at the District
' Annual.
Mrs. F. Workman agreed
to go to Officers. Conference
in Waterloo as Branch Pres-
ident. The time and place of
the March 6th meeting las
been changed to the Cran-
brook Community Centre at
Bigger & Better
Danny's
Pizza
4 new sizes
OPEN: Wed. - Sat. 5 • 12:3i.,
ed 20 votes, the, Liberali - 10 The Grade 8 class'has been
and the NDP 3.' studying the political system.
WELCOMES YOU!
AFTERNOON
TEA. •
2:30 to 4:30 7 DAYS A WEEK •
SOMETHING FOR THE LADIES...
Come, visit our unusual country resort for Tea today!
We've' prepared buttered toast, freshly made scones,
home made jam, Devon cream, cake, biscuits and Earl
Grey tea for the occasion. Relax and enjoy as we serve
you in front of an open hearth log fire in one of our two
lounges. (reservations not required)
Whipper Watson's
SNOVVARAMA
Sun. Feb. 24
Family Paradise Campground
R.R. 4 Walton
527-0629
Registration 8-10 a.m.
Proceeds to Ontario Society for
Crippled Children
GIVE A HELPING HAND
'Prizes •Food *Licensed under
LLBO
financial report and the
minutes were 'read by
McLarty. It was announced
that Marie McTaggart is. the
new Convener of Family and
Consumers Affairs for the
District., -
Peggy Cuclmore,
reporting for the Indoor
Gardening course; said 13
ladies had attended the after-
noon 'sessions and 15 the
evening sessions.
Volunteers to look after the
Cancer Campaign are Peggy
Cuclinore, Ida Evans, Doris
McCall and Wilma Heming-
way.' g
The Majeitic Women's
Institnte's annual meeting
will begin with a roast beef
dinner at the Presbyterian
Church, April :9.• Please let
the executive know if you
plan to 'attend.
Easter favours for the
trays at the Nursing Home
for Easter will be made by a'
committee of Doris McCall,
Dorothy Steffler, and Kate
Wilson.
A quartette consisting of
Wilma Hemi tigway, Peggy
Cudmore, Leona Armstrong,
and Marie McCutcheon sang
a few songs in connection
with Valentine's Day.
"Re-cyclable you" is
Cranbrook WI topic
1:00 p.m. on March 6th. The
new' roll call,-proposed is
"What I'm willing to do for-
the hall." The catering price
list was discussed and revis-
ed. Conveners Mrs. Work-
man and Mrs. F. Smith pre-
pared and presented the
topic "Re-cycable you."
Members learned that
"should we depart this life
that we could give to others
much more tan, the well
known eye fo sight and
kidney for norma \Ve."
1.
The topic brought forth the
information that the medical
profession uses and has' a
waiting list for such things as
middle-ear bones, ear drums
pituitary glands, and knee
joints. The convenors left
with the reminder to when-
ever possible be a blood
donor.
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