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THE .BRUSSELS POST, 1980., Mankton Lodge has loth anniversary
Winners of the .spot; prizes Irene and Donk Canielon of
were; H4rold and Helen Clinton and Lorne and Wilda
.Cooncll'Seaforth; 4ef.lnick of M61,1140,111;
VISITORS AT OPEN HOUSE—Mrs. Isabel. Gibson, and Mts. Margaret:
Taylor of Brussels and Aleen Southgate of Toronto were just three of the
.visitors who attended the Callender Nursing Home's Open HoUse on
(Photo by Langlois) Saturday.
- Every week more and more
Cranbrook WMS people discover what mighty
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d onates to church
Brussels 887-66.41.
(Continued. from. Page 3)
presented to Bro., Robert
Harvey by Past Grind
Master. George VittiStOPe•
Bre. Harvey suitably replied
and commented that his
father, Bro.:Norman Harvey
was a 60 year member, but
due to his illness was, unable
to attend.
Fifty year members
honoured were Bro. Oliver
Bannerman,"Bro. Archie
Mann, Bro. John. Rowland
and Bro George Flood.
The guest speaker was
Past Grand Master, George
Vanstone, of St. Marys.
Brother Vanstone spoke. on
the. theme• "Leade• ship".
Several other Grand Lodge
Officers spoke briefly.
Following the supper a draw
was held for four Potted
plants' - winners were: Mrs.
Earl Tapp, Wingham; Mrs.
Robt. Fraser, Brussels; Mrs.
Anne Frances, Mitchell;
Warden Haney, Seaforth.
Following the banquet
music for the dance was
supplied by "The.Blenders".
A wedding g
for the
special couple
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Mrs, Clare Veitch was
hostess for the June meeting
of the W.M.S. with 14 ladies
attending. The vice-
president, Mrs. George
Smith opened the meeting
with a Father's. Day reading.
Mrs. Mac Engel led in
prayer. Scripture was read in
unison with the meditation
given by Mrs. Earl Dunn:
The topic "The Essential
Grace" was given by Mrs.
Gordon Engel. Mrs. Jack
Knight read the minutes and
announced the June
'Conference being held at
Camp Kintail. The new study
on India and Nepal was
discussed and left over to the
next meeting.
The treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. Jim Hart and
cards and visits were re-
corded by Mrs. Stanley
Fischer. A brief business
meeting of the Ladies Aid
was conducted by the
president Mrs. Earl Dunn.
The treasurer reported the
garage sale was a success,
proceeds exceeding the one
held last year. It was voted to
give a donation to the church
treasurer to help with ex-
penses. Mrs. Stuart
Stevenson read the minutes
and suggestions to help plan
another sale were asked for.
An appropriate reading "The
Ladies Aid" was given by
Mrs. Dunn. Roll call was a
verse on "Father". "Blest
be the tie that binds" was
sung and the Mizpah
Benediction was repeated in
unison. The hostess was
assisted with lunch by Mrs.
Stuart Stevenson and Mrs.
Geo. Smith.
4-H CLUB MEETS
The first meeting of the
Cra .nbrook 4-H Club was
held at the ball park and
Community Centre on May
26. The members took part in
an obstacle course and other
fitness activities. The
election of officers concluded
with Jodi Miller president of
Cranbrook I and Pam Engel
president of Club H.
The leaders of this club are
Yvonne Knight, Pat Engel,
Shirley Snyder, and Tracy
Engel. All members are
looking forward to the events
of this "Outdoor Living"
project.
NEW LOCATION
The Cranbrook Library has
been relocated at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Saxon,
next door to the vacant store.
Mrs, Saxon will act as
librarian and will be open
Wednesday evenings 7. to 9
p.m.
PERSONALS
Mary Ellen Knight
graduated with her B.A.
degree at Western University,
London, on Tuesday. June
10. Her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Knight, and
grandparents Mr.' and Mrs.
Russel Knight, attended the
graduation exercises. Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Knight had a
celebration dinner after and
Mrs. Allan Walker (Nancy
Knight) and baby Jason were
at. it.
Visiting Mrs. Ida Gordon
the past week were Mr. and.
Mrs. Elmer Zimmer,
Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Zimmer, St.Marys,
and Frank Hunter, Oshawa.
Paul Bragg, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Bragg left on
Friday for cornwallis,, N.S.
where he will be training for
a marine engineer mechanic.
Mr. Stanley Machan,
Listowel, Mrs. Allan Dunn
and Bonnie,West Montrose,
Mr. and. Mrs. Don Jacklin
and Danny, St. Clements,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
M. achan, London, Mr.and
Mrs. Geo. McDonald, Moles-
worth visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ear 1 Dunn on Sunday.
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