HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-09-24, Page 4MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
nniveraary Services
SUNDAY. SE! rgimora, 27th
toRNING 11:00 a.m. EVENING 7;.30 p.m.
Guest Speaker: REV. A. MoKENZIE, B.A., B.D.
a Acton, out.
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Minister:
Miss Sharon Storey
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MORRIS SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING
The regular Meeting pi Morris
Township School Area Beard,
was held in the Township Hall
September 10th All members
were present.
Jiinutes or the last meeting
were read and approved On 4
motion by C. Haines and B.
Jilliolt, t,
'Correspondence from 'Bl)rtli
Pair Board and from. Inspector
Kinkead was discussed.
New desks will be ordered
from Imperial School Desks,
Petrolia.
Motion of J. Black and G.
Nicholson authorized the Pay-
ment of the following bills:
Advance Times $ 1.95
Brussels Post 7.00
A. Montgomery, coal 334.90
Stewart Grocery 6.41
Alexander's Hardware 17.29
iMachan Hardware 9.33
McDonald Lumber 37.16
Morris Twp., audit 100.00
Hood School Supplies ..., 2,238.65
Next meeting October 1.
Jas, Elston Ralph Shaw
'I'hairman Secretary
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. Chas. Davis is visiting
with friends at Schomberg,
ACkiESON'S
Dead Stock Service
HIGnms -I` PRICES
Phone Atwood 3s6.2522
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LAMM. No. 111(14302
CRANBROQK
,mr. Albert Farthing, Brant-
Ord, conducted the service is
Knox church on Sunday, Sept.
20th and will also occupy the
pulpit on Sttnday, Sept, 27h, at
11:15.
Sunday School re-opened on.
Sunday, Sept. 20th, with about
4u in attendance.
The Cranbrook W. I, joined
with theMajestic W, I. of Brus-
sels for a visit to Huronview on
'ednesday, Sept. 16th. A pro-
gram was presented, lunch was
served and gifts given. to alit
who had birthdays in the month.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Huether,
newlyweds, arrived home from a
honeymoon spent in, the Mus-
koka district, They will be
residing in. London where both
ate employed,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Smalldon,
Petersburg, Indianna, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Cameron and Mr. and Mrs.
Mac Engel on. Sunday.
Miis Marilyn Knight, Listowel,
is with Mr. and. Mrs. Jack.
Knight.
CARD OF THANKS
My sincere thanks is here ex-
pressed to all those who re-
membered me with visits, cards,
and treats while 1 was a hospital,
patient, Your kindly comilder-
ation was deeply appreciated.
Win. H. Stiles
No Sunday School
1,1;00 a.m. Auiversary Service
at Ethel
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IN CANADA
ILLE CH URCE.
Mwster: .toe-r. W. J. Morrison MA
Organist: Mrs, Frank Thompson
AACT
10:00 a.m. Church. School
.11:00 a,m. Anniversary Service
7:30 p.m. Eveaing Anniversary
IleV. A, H McKenzie, Acton, Ont.
Everyone Welcome
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
R.eclz::: Rev. Ii. L. Jeaaiaga
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Organist: Mrs. swat
s'r. JOHN'S
14 :15 a.m. MOrning Prayer
:ind Church School
St. ALBAN'S, ATWOOD
HARVEST FESTIVAL
9.30 a.m. Morning Prayer
and Church School
7:30 p.tn. Evening Prayer
Rev. H, Donaldson
Rural Dean of Huron
CARD OF THANKS
The family ox the late Mrs.
John Kreuter wish to express
their sincere thanks and apprec-
iation to the neighbours and
friends for the many acts of
kindness and messages of sym-
pathy extended to them during
their recent bereavement
Special thanks to Rev. W. J.
Morrison, Mr. D. A. Bann and
the ladies who assisted with the
lunch.
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VISITORS ARE ASKED
TO OBSERVE RULES
Problems created by vistiors
who fail to obServe regulations
at the Wingham and. District
General Hospital are causing
serious concern to the
nursing staff. At a recent
meeting of the board of directors
the public relations committee
was asked to use every possible
means of informing the public
that the welfare of patients is at
stake and that the hospital visit-
ing rules must be oneerved.
The regulations permit only
two visitors with any one patient
at a time. They are also quite
clear as to the ages of children
who may be permitted to visit in
the various hospital areas. All
regulations are posted in the main
lobby of the hospital.
It should be pointed out that
visitors must enter the hospital
only through the main lobby.
Other entrances are for staff,
ambulance and fire purposes and
i are not for use by the public.
The hospital's directors have
I sought to retain the most lenient
rules possible, but continued
abuse of the regulations will in-
evitably result in curtailment of
the present visiting privileges.
The co-operation of friends and.
relatives of patients is vital to
a continuance of the present
ENTERTAINED AT
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TROUSSEAU TEA
Mrs, Wray Qeoper, Fordwich,
I
entertained at a trousseau tea in.
honour of her daughter Elizabeth
Ann whose marriage to Gerald
Dena Huether took Place on Sat.
urday, September 12th, is For4.
wish United Chareh.
Guests were received by Mrs.
Cooper, the bride-elect and Mrs.
Huether, mother of the groom-
elect.
The tea table, covered With a
lace cloth was centred with a
iloral arrangement or coral shade
gladioli and mums flanked with
I coral tapers, Pouring tea in the
afternoon were Mrs. James
Coutts, Sea,forth, grandmother of
the groom-elect and. Mrs. 11. Doig
of Perdwich, Presiding in the
evening were Mrs. Ethel Huether,
of Brussels, grandmother of the
groom-elect and Mrs. Stan Bride,
Fordwich.
Guests were served by Mrs.
Jack Brown, Mrs. George Mork-
ley, Mrs. Allan Dunn, Miss Gayle
Knight.
IShowing gifts and trousseau
were Mrs. Marilyn Welsh, sister
of the bride-elect, Mrs. Marilyn
Cullen, Mrs. Marie Kreuter,
Mrs. Margaret Hubacheck, and
Miss Gayle Knight.
Miss Karen Brown looked atter
the book. The Xrauter Family rules.
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