HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-03-18, Page 13GARY HARRON FOR HURON-BRUCE
GARY HARRON IS A FAMILY MAN
Concerned about jobs, education, the future and moral issues for our youth.
GARY HARRON IS A FARMER (26 Years)
Concerned about the farmers' problems -- high interest -- uncertain markets
-- the future of family farms.
GARY HARRON IS INVOLVED
12 years experience in municipal politics [1 term as Warden of Bruce] gives him the
insight to represent all our municipalities fairly and with common sense.
GARY HARRON IS A WORKER
Farmer, Politician, chairman of Bruce County Economic 'Development Committee,
vice-president of Formosa Mutual,, member' of the select committee on energy
alternatives. He gets involved -- He will be heard.
GARY HARRON HAS THE EXPERIENCE
HURON-BRUCE NEEDS
FOR THE BEST REPRESENTATION
FOR HURON-BRUCE
VOTE GARY HARRON P.C.
MARCH 19
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Call the Gary Harron Office closest to you
Brussels 887-9214
Kincardine 396-3303
LUcknow
528-3010
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Port Elgin 832-5600
Wingham 357-1322
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THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH. 18, 1981 A13
Pove • discussed at Gorrie WMS
fellowship followed and the
hostess Mrs, R.P. Maybury
served lunch.
GORRIE 4-H CLUBS.
The 4-H Girls Club project
"Get Ready-Get Set-Sew"
with Mrs. Norman Fairies as
leader chose "Sewn. Sews"
as their club name. Kathy
Pentland was named pre-
sident. The girls are making
a skirt or vest.
Achievement Day will be
.held May 4 at 7 p.m. in the
Howick Central School.
SEW BUNNINES
The Gorrie South 4-H Girls
Club with Mrs. Jas. Gray
leader and Mrs. Wm.
Thornton assistant are
leading the "Sew Bunnies"
club. Club president is
Suzanne Machan and Vice
President is Karen Van
Donkersgoed.
The girls did extended
facing and interfacing at the
last meeting. Their exhibit
for Achievement Day is to be
"What a Waistbane,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Edgar
of Listowel visited -.Sunday
with Mrs. Glad Edgar. Birks
Robertson . of Teeswater
spent Sunday at the same
home and also visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edgar.
Mr. and Mrs. Cedril
Moffat of Wingham visited
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Allan.
Jamie and Mark of Kitchener
spent the weekend at the
home of Mrs. John Strong.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Mundell visited over the
weekend with Rev. and Mrs.
-Wm. A. Hendreson of
Woodsioak'.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Come Alive Club
sees trip slides
ofessional
inting
Correspondent
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
335.3424
"Through Whose Ears Do
We Hear? was the subject of
Mrs. Hugh Deighton's topic
at the March meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society
of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Gorrie, Reviewing
the background' of the
holocaust in Germany before
World War U. she pointed
out similiarities in the de-
privations of welfare re-
cipients and the poor in the
United States to-day de-
scribed by Rev. Richard W.
Gillett of Pasadena,
California. She asked the
members to seek God's
guidance in responding to
Missions on our doorstep.
President Mrs. Gordon
Moir opened with selected
verses from the Song of
Solomon. The roll call was
answered by eight members
with information about St.
Patrick and Irish poems.
Lavonne Ballagh of
Wingham will speak at the
Easter Thankoffering on
April 8 at 8 in the evening.
An invitation was received
from the Fordwich ladies to
attend the Easter Cantata
"The Fourth Cross" in
Fordwich United Church on
April, 12 at 8:15 p.m.
CENTENNIAL PLANS
The ladies discussed plans
for a special service to be
held to celebrate the
centennial of the building of
the present church.
The meeting concluded
wtih repeating the aim and
purpose of the yVomen's
Missionary Society:A player"
by Mrs. Moir. A time of
The Gorrie Senior
Citizens, "Come Alive"
enjoyed a smorgasbord
dinner at noon in the town
hall on March 10 with over 30
attending.
Robert Gibson, president
conducted the business.
Mrs. Lloyd Jacques read the
minutes and correspondence
and Jean Sparling gave the
treasurer's report.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Mundell showed pictures of a
Finnigan of Dorchester spent
the weekend with Mrs: Ken.
Hastie.
Mrs. Carl Douglas of
Belmore, accompanied by
Mrs. Cecil Grainger, visited
Saturday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robt, Grainger of
Waterloo.
Homer Barlow of Listowel
visited Sunday with. Mrs.
Vernon Barlow. Recent
visitors at the same home
were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Barlow,Jerri Lynne, Joy and
Kenneth and Wells Barlow of
Markdale; Mrs. Myrtle
Smith, Gordon Cook of Owen
Sound; Mr, and Mrs. Chas,
Kirk and Leslie of Sarnia.
Mrs. Jos. Simmons spent
a few days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Frei-
burger, at Greenoch.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Graham spent Sunday with
Mr. and ,MXSI Donald
Graham of Kitchener. Also
visiting at the same home
was James Graham who had
just arrived from a holiday in
Hawaii.
The Fifth Addition of the successful Tea and Bake Sale
United Church held a on Saturday.
Cruise on the Grand River,
near Caledonia which
members of the club had
enjoyed. Then the Teeswater
Farm Forum trip through
Pennslyvania and New York
where they toured the Corn-
ing Glass Plant and Mennon-
ite country with interesting
commentary on places of
interest.
Games night will be on
Monday, March 23 at 8:30
Note the change of date.
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