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SUNDAY, OCTOP.ER 22nd AT 11 A.M.
GUEST SPEAKER : C. WING HAM
SPECIAL MUSIC
A Cordial Invitation Is Extended To All
AGENTS. ,,anises Keys, RR 1, Seatorth ; V. J. Lane, HR 5, ...leafort,
Leiper, Jr. Londesboro ; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; Haralv.
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VARIETY REVUE
In full costume, in Walton
Community Friday and
Fifth Meeting •
The fifth meeting' of the Ethel
4-1I Club was held at the home of
Mrs. Weber. Carol Bateman read
the minutes of the fourth meetins. •
Roll Call: Changes l have made .
in my bedroom. Everyone answer-
ed answered. , •
Discussion: Throw Cushion. A.
throw (-a shion may ,he made in.
newed on their cushions and.
different :;izes und shapes,
At. Ibis fifth meeting th
I
girls
drcssor scarves.
'l ass C'oa rl, the :Home Econ-
omist was tit the meeting.
Crenbrook
4-H Club Meeting
Third Meeting
The third meeting was held
On Saturday, Septeraber 23, at
9.30 n.m, at the home *Tanis
Smith,
The meeting was opened with
the 4-I3 pledge. The Roll Call
"The Accessories 1 have chosen,
to make" was answered by 13
members. The minutes of the
last meeting were read by the se,
reta ry •
The next meeting will be held
'to Fepternher 30th at 9:30 a.m.
at the home of Marie Veitch.
Mrs. Bremner gave samples of
various types of material: their
width in which they are sold and
the cost per yard.
Ti',, waste baskets, on page 34
in the members' pamphlets were
discussed. '
.loth the leader's showed how
to do Italian hemstitching, each
girl made a sample to nut In her
notes.
Tb,, meeting was closed With
4-IT motto
BRUSSELS 4-H
GIRLS' CLUB
Fourth Meeting.
Date and At, 7,00 . on
September 27th..•
.12.1.ace and Opening: At the home
of ('oleen Cardiff. The meeting
opened with .the pledge,
Roll Call, Roll Call answered. •
• .Business: The minutes were
• read by Colleen Cardiff, The next
• Meeting will be at the home of
• Rosemary Blake on .0 etober 4,
.•at 7,00.
• Discussion and .1„)emoneration:
. Achievement Day. • •
Making and Inserting
corded bias piping:
3. Making dresser scarf
THE BLIND
NEED TRAINING
Blind housewives can iron a
man's shirt without 'bUrntiat
themselves, They learnhovitto :do
it from Home Teachers,
themselves, with. the CanadiSsi
National Institute for the Blind.
Tbe•trick•IS to reach for the cord.
instead of the iron, The cord will
lead the hand of the blind person
right into the handle at the,
iron. No need to grope and take
chances with burning one's, self,
Last year Home Teachers with,
the Canadian National Institute
for the Blind trained. 1700 people
47 of them live in this District,.
Their training was made possible
by your donation. The 1967 cam-.
is Pow underway;
THE CANADIAN NATIONAL
INSTITUTE) FOR THE BLIND
now under way
ANNUAL FINANCIAL APPEAL
MAIL YOUR DONATIONS TO
Mr. R. B. Cousins,
BRUSSELS. ONT.,
STANLEY BURKE AND
`THE NATIONAL'
Veteran rcewsman journalist-
broadcaster. Stanley Louis Burke
has one of the familiar faces in
Canada. He's seen by millions of
aerogs the nation each week es
he 1'00;5 The National, the
evening edition of the' CBC,,TV
net work National News. Burke,
II. began his reporting earner in
i ti the Vanconver Pray-
inco and spent several years as.
a CBI" foreign correspondent ;
,0,01' the role of ,
nc .vscitstc! on The National last,
'Winter,
Fourth. Meeting
'rho fonrth meeting was held.
on Saturday. September 30th at
ht•N) trt the home of Marie
Veitch.
The meeting was opened with
the pledge. The Roll Call
"or- characteristic Of a good
bedroom accessory" was answer-
pd by the meinbers.
The minntes of Hit, last meet,.
ing Were, rend by Marie Veitch.
The next fleeting will be held
October 4fli at
.1.m. al the home of Brenda.
Smith.
Achievement Day, Nov.
rilq• M4S0t1. 1110 (dill) will ex-
- avail' and 2 other
areeSSerieS.
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