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BRUSSELS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
ANNUAL MEETING
BOON LUNCHEON 12:30 p.m.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8th
ST. AMBROSE CHURCH
Guest Speaker: Doug Miles
Subject:
Workmen's Compensation and Pension Plan
Also Pictures on Trip to 'Michigan
Ticket* $1.50
CLIFFORD BRAY NORMAN S. HOOVER.
President Oec.-Treas.
4-H HOMEMAKING
CLUB GIRLS
NEW PROJECT.
Any girls of the community,
between the ag-es of 12 and 26
years, who would like to take the
71eW Project, "Accent On AeO0S-
Bodes", sponsored by the Mraj-
este WI, are asked to call the
leader, Mrs. John. Wheeler, 1,11one
441W13 Brussels before February
10th, 1966.
MRS. E. A.McMASTER
First Presbyterian Church.
Seaforth was filled to capacity
for the funeral on Saturday of
Mrs. E. A. Mc,lUaster of Grand
Bend.
Mrs. McMaster died on Wednes-
day at Victoria Hospital, London,
at the age of 56. She was the
former Pauline Arkell of Palmer-
ston and bad lived at Atwood cud
Seaforth before going to reside
at Grand Bend.
Pallbearers were W. Erie Mc-
Broy and William H. Schlegel.
both of Grand Bend; John Asel-
styne, Beach O'Pines; ultenn trays,
Q.C., Goderich and Dr. P. L. Brady
and William. M. Hart of Seaforth.
Flowerbearers were Dr. Sohn.
Colquhoun, London, and Thomas
Flynn of Seaforth.
In charge of the service wore
'Rev. Douglas 0. Fry of First
Presbyterian. Church and Rev.
IL Glenn Campnele Hamilton
assisted by Rev. C. A. Brittain,
Toronto and Rev. G. E. Morrow.
'Grand Bend. Tempcirary en-
tombment was made in Pioneer
Memorial mausoleum, Seaterth.
RAN BROOK
Knox Church Service
The regular service of worship.
was held in Knox • Chnroh... on
Sunday at 2 pm. The Rev. Charles
Winn spoke on "The mote and
the beam", emphazing why we.
should not judge others.
Personals
Mrs. Donald Cotton is . home
from Listowel hospital following
surgery.
Miss Mary Martin came home
last week from London. where.
she had spent over a week.
Miss Beverley Evans who
teaches in Kitchener, spent the
week-end at her home.
Miss Mary MacDonald, Toronto,
was home for the week-end, •
Evening WMS Group
Hold January Meeting
A good attendance was at the
January meeting or the Evening
Group of the WMS, which, was
held at the home of Mrs. Jack
Knight. The devotions and topic
were in charge of Mrs. Leslie
Knight and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson.
The new study book was ihtro-
&iced and Bible study conducted,
A new Year's verse was given in
responSe to roll call. Mrs, Frank
Smith will be hostess for the
February meeting, Refreshments
were served by the hostess and
the lunch conimitte, Mrs. Stuart
Stevenson and Mrs. Gordon. Engel.
UNITED CHURCH
OE CANADA
Minister; Rev. A. M. Jphnston
8A. BU.
Organist;, Miss Sharon. StOrill
9:46 ;Lim • Church School
a.m. Public W.orshig
PRESS YTERIAN CHURCH
OF 4;ANADA
MELVILLE. CHURCH
interim Moderator:
Rev. McLean
Organist: Margaret Thompson
ARGT
1000 am, Church School
3.1:00 a.m. Public Worship
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF cANAPA
Rector: Rev. I. L. Jennings
BA. LTH,
Organist: ,Mrs. B. Elliott
ST. .JC•tirtp$
11:30 a.m, Morning Prayer
and Primary Church School
St. Alban's and St David's
pawoop
10 a.m. Holy Paptisin.
and Church. School
wws To Present
Variety. Concert
The students of the Wingham
and District High School will
present their Annual Variety
Concert in the school auditorium
on Thursday and Friday evenings,
February 17 and 18.
IMPORTANT
Notice To All Subscribers
Postal regulations require that
all subscriptions MUST BE PAID
IN ADVANCE.
This regulation is to be strictly
enforced after March 1st of this
year, therefor, we will b e forced.
on March 1st, to hand in for col-
lection all subscription accounts
that are not paid in advance at
that time,
Your co-operatIon in complying
with this postoffice department
regulation will be approciated. It
wily also enable us to avoid an
increaSe in our subscription rate.
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EUCHRE PARTY
Come and spend a pleasant evening at a
CARD PARTY
IN BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY
by the Majestic WI' on
MONDAY, EVENING FEBRUARY 7th 8:30
Lunch will be served Prizes Admission: 50c
Everyone Vgelcome
Breturht to you as a public service
ONTARIO'S SILVER & BLACK FLEET
*130WUNti NOTES
Team Standings
!Marilyn's Marauders
Lois' Lions
'Karen's Go Go's
Jack's Jokers
Mary's Lambs
Willis' Wonders
Ladies High. Singles:
Karen Hastings
Lois 1VIcAt ter
Kay ,MeWhirter
Ladiet High Doubles
Karen Hastings
Lois MeArter
Marilyn -Higgins
Mess High Singles
Wayne Lo-We
Dave Hastings
Bill Stephenson,
Mess High DOublei
litrityire, 'Love:
Dave Hastings
Willis Knight
Substitutes
Barb MeCetelicion tor Mary LOWe
Mrs. Erie Iltel for Mary ten Pad (
Bob rtieliniond Or Charlie Fee
Melville Guild
On January 18th a new season
of endeavour opened for the Pres-
' hyterian Ladies Guild with a Pot
Luck Supper held in the church
parlour. The losing side under
the leadership of jean Stiles en-
tertained the winners, 20 memb-
ers in all being present,
Following this pleasant hour
the worship and business meet-
ing got underway. jean Stiles
opened with a New Year's thought
after which Margaret McCuteh-
eon read a. poem entitled ":Uike i•
Him To 'Be". "Staeding at the
Portal of the Opening Year" was
sung and the scripture taken by I
Ruth Pipe. Mary Huether pre-
sented an inspiring New Year
message after whicn prayer was
offered by Jean Higgins. The
president Aileen Mutter, took
charge of the business session.
Along with the joining fees, each
member suggested a project the
society might try in 1966. We
hope that many of these may
'prove rewarding and profitable
in the year to come. New memb-
ers will be cordially welcome at
any time.
HURON 4-H HOMEMAKING
CLUBS ACHIEVEMENT DAY
Provincial Wiwr pins and
eertiricaTeS were awarded to four
girls at the achievement day held
for Huron County 4-H Home-
making Clubs.
Provincial honor winners were
Mrs. Danny Fear, RR, 2, \'‘' ingha
Linda Rine, Belgrave; Marjorie
Hopper, RR BrusselS; Marianna
MacDonald, ,Lucknow,
.County honor pins and certi-
ficates were presented to: Agnes
Crawford, RR 1, Monkton:
Marilyn Brooks. R.13, 1, Lucknoc;
Barbara. Franee, Wing-barn; Linda
Hutton, Win am ; Ann Holt,
2, Bluevale; Catherine de Jong-,
RR. 1, Pilytli; Rosemary 'Blake.
RR 2, Brussels: Shirley Devries.
RR 3, BrusselS; Pat Anderson.
RR '7, Lucknow; Sharon Courtney,
RR '7, Lucknow'; Fay Hogan,
1'.B, 3, Lucknow'.
Presentations were made by
Miss Dianne Liddiard, Huron
County home economist.
Mrs. Donna Mae Holm, Bruce
COunty home economist," corn,
mented on skits and demonstrat-
ions, and Mrs. Ruth' Axtinarin,
Walton, commented on exhibitS,
A. total of '12 clubs participated
in the achieyeMent day.
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