The Brussels Post, 1967-09-21, Page 5THE LADIES' Al!) OF MELVILLE CHURCH
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"EVENING OF MUSIC "
By The
GODERICH TREBLE SINGERS
in the Church on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 3rd AT 8:30 P.M.
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DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Friday September 22
THEATRE CLOSED - NO SHOW
No. 2 Daughter Getting. Married
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Saturday Septmber 23
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"THE KETTLES BACK
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Late Show Sunday September 24
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THURSDAY, 811.101.'. ties, IVA
CRANI3R00;.(.
Glom Steil:ler is spending
some time al the home of her
son Clem, 11010 Goderielt,
Mrs, Stuart, Itivatie and her
mother, Mrs. Jas, Young, Goiter-
101.1, lea on Sunday by bus front
11,anuVer, for a trip to "Expo",
Montreal.
Air. and Mrs. Uordou ugel and
visited on Sunday with
aud Mrs.. Dell Delaere, Paris.
Alr. and Mrs. Win. 11. Sinalldon,
Petersburg, italiana, visited with
cousins In this community last.
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Don jacklia and,
daughter Tracy liyan, Kitchener.
saciat the weekeil" with Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Dunn.
William J. Smalidon
Dies In St. Thomas
tiff tlliatn. Joan Sznallon, son of
the tate George and Hannah
Sinaliden, passed away in St.
Thomas on September 11th, in his
tinal Yoar. He was the eldest ol;
lamily of ten. lie was pre-deceased
by his wife Ina. and live sisters
and three brothers. Surviving aret
a (laughter, Airs, Barton (Clara/
Clark, Windsor, two sons, Cecil
aim thareuce, a daughter Airs.
Jack (Malawi.) Arinstronc, and a
urouier, Tom, all of St. Thomas.
The tuaeral took place on Satur-
day in St. 'Thomas,
Afternoon V1S.M.S. Group
a he regular monthly Meeting
of toe .:11.te,enoon Group of the
W.111,S. was held at the home of
Mrs. .frallan Smith with 15 memb-
ers and visitors Present. The
leader, Airs, Mac Engel, opened.
the Meeting with, a verse of
Seripture and is Mosul. A prayer
for Labour Day was read from
"Every Day" by Airs. Allan Smith.
The Scripture reading was read
in unison. M..1%. Lytle Gordon. gave;
the "Glad Tidings" prayer. The
topic "The Church and the first
Caliadiane'' Was Prepared and
given by Ales. Stanley Fischer.
assisted by Miss Alice J. Forrest
and Atriii. C. A. Winn. Mrs.
;kart Dunn, president, coadticted
the baainesa Part of the meeting.
The roll call was answered with
a verse containing "knOWledge"
or "wisdOia".. The study packets
Were diSCUSSed and articles of
811DPIY for bale. Two members
who have moved to Brussels, Mit.
Herman Whitfield and Mrs. Alex
Steisii, were presented with Cen-
tennial cups and saUCOrd. WS.
Arthur Hamilton, Atwood, is to:
attend the (Weber meeting at li
filth home of Mrs. Wilfred Stria',
ler. roadie;;,"Grandma s
'1 lien iind now - was read by the
1,11e leader. Miss A. .1. burre5t was
planibi, for the meeting. Pollowing
tin, closing prayer a Alusical
Match-up" • was " conducted by
Lunch was served by
the. hostess, Mrs, Gordon
and. Airs. Earl Dunn,
Cranbrook Evening Group
6eptemeer ineetiag of the
Crantironli, li,Veinug Grimy' was
held at the home of Mrs. Alex
Cameron with twelve members
present. 1ite leauer Mrs. Doug
E vans opened the meeting With
Brayer,, llynin 708 was sung anu
the scripture, Mathew 6, verses
19 to 34 was read in unison. Alm,
.uoug Evans gave a reading
"Home is Where Love is". The
meeting was turned over to the
president and the minutes of the
dune meeting were read and ap-
proved. a he roll call was answer-
ed with a guessing game. Tits
collection was taken and the
business Was discussed. The sec-
retary read the .tist of articles
that would be acceptable to send
la the bale which is to be packed
by the end of September. Plans
were made for a tea and bake
sale which is to be held in the
church baement on September
21st. Plans were made for the
October meeting. The topic
"Houle, Sweet Home" was read
by Grace ]?vans. Hymn 465 was
sung and Mrs. Doug Evans read
the closing prayer. Lunch was
served by the hostess assisted
by Marjorie Knight and Eleanor
Ste s henson.
Children Of The Church
The meeting of the Presby-
terian C.O.O, was held in the
church basement Sepetember
17th, 1967. The motto Was said.
Jesus Loves Me was sung. The
bible reading was given by Linda
iVlair. Chris Exel gave a prayer.
Joyce Ireland had a birthday in
the month of SepteMber. Collect-
ion was taken up by Faliza,beth
Exel and Joan Cardiff. Then there
was the business. After this the
Juniors, Intermediates and Sen-
iors 'went to their classes with
their leaders, Mrs. Machan, Mrs.
Arnistrong and Mrs. Stiles. Joyce
rreland was the pianist. 28 child-
ren attended the meeting) The
hyinn Sting was I am so glad that.
Jesus loves Me. The meeting
closed with the benediction.
BAKE SALE
St. John's Anglican Guild Will
have a Bake Sale and Sewing
Table on October 28th.
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston
B.A. B.P..
Organist: Mrs, Fred Stephenson
No Service or Sunday School
.1.1:00 amt. "Anniversary Service
at Ethel"
filELV 1 LLE
Li 'I 1 Li.:1A
Minister
V. C. A.
1.0:(JO 11.111, uhurGil. aeuovl
i uu 11.1u. "Yac•ing Giants"
Plain to In.' with us tins
ncIL Sch001
two t•ds will be prosenteL
Organist: Mrs. Noran Moffat
—HE A1`4t;LIL,A4NI
OF' CANADA
Stibil Priest:
The Rev. F. G. Braby, B.A„ L.Th,
SAINT JOHN'S -- Brussels
Organist -- Mrs S. Elliott
S ; 00 a.m. Holy Eucharist
11:00 a.m. Mattins.
SAINT ALBAN'S &
SAINT DAVID'S — ATWOOL)
9:30 a.m. Mattins
Ethal 4-H Club
First Meeting
first meeting of the Ethel
4-1-1 1-Iomeina,kng Club was held
on. September 5, 1967, at the home
L.ti the leader, Mrs. G. Ilienistra
with nine members present. Mrs.
lilrauter is the assistant
leader. After choosing the name
• i.ihel Bedroom Brighteners" for
the club, the following officers
+% ere elected:
President, Linda Keffer
Vice-Pres. Linda 'Wilma
Secretary Weedy Bechard
Press Reporter Donna
Stephenson
in this project the girls make
cotton accessories for the bedroom
such as bedspreads, dresser
scarves) cushions and chair pads.
Ethel Bedroom Brightners
Second Meeting
The second meeting, of the
Ethel. Club was heid at the home
of the assistant leader, Mrs.
Kiatiter, on September 11th. The
meeting opened with the 4-H,
pledge. The roll call "The Colors
am using in My Bedroom" was
answered by eight members. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read by Donna Stephenson. The
dismission was: based on, "Choos-
ing Material For Bedroein Acces-
sories". The groupwork and
demetstiation was Italian Hem-
stitching, the Meeting closed
with "All Who Do Their Best Are
Equal",
Foi • all
Griistels
Ladies' Aid
The September meeting of the
Ladies' Aid was held at the home
of Mrs. C. Baeker.
The President, Mrs. George
Evans was the convenor and
conducted the Devotional part of
the meeting. This was followed
by the business with the High
Light of the afternoon being a
pot luck supper, enjoyed by the
twenty two ladies present.
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