The Brussels Post, 1968-01-19, Page 5ins
Annual Special
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From JANUARY gOth - 27th
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BRUSSELS - LOWE'S BARBER SHOP
WALTON • HUMPHRIES & CO.
BLYTH
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SMITH'S GENERAL STORE
LUCKNOW SIEGRIST'S STORE
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BRUSSELS, MORRIS & GREY RECREATIONAL COMMITTEE
FINANCIAL STATEMENT FOR 1967
CARDS OF THANKS
I would like to Luke tins (VP
1,14 I Cy, Oil 1, 1 L of Harald
Jacken, to thank Lae Royal
Canadian Legion and the. Ladies'
Auxiliary fur the treat they
sent Harold.,
Thank you again.
Mrs. Harold jackhn
would like to take thiS oppor-
tunity to thank every-One who
sent curds, flowers, and gifts,:
whiie I was a patient in Clinton
Public Hospital. Special thanks
to Dr. Street, Dr. Oakes, and
nursing staff. Everything was
greatly appreciated.
Dorothy, ShOldie.0
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Expenditures
:Ways MacDonald, salary 480.15
Lawrence Plant. salary 1077.19
Telephone System 30.29
Brussels P UC 783.39
Brussels Coal Yard,fuel 191.58
Repairs arena and park 5001.35
Advertising 52.25
Bank charges & interest 103.74
.Lew !'rain, wages 8.75
Wayne Lowe, wages 75.00
Receiver. General 214.58
Insurance, arena 500.00
Harold Thomas, tractor rent 30.00
-Mary Gibson and
Dorothy Elliott, 180,00
Gus Eder, salary 125.00
Ont. Rec. Assoc.. •
mem.bership 25.00
SWimming instruction 288.00
Ralph Pearson,
transportation 510.00
James Prior, honorarium 100.00
1966 deficits 351.61
Total $10278.48 Total
Receipts
Expenditures
Balance $ 150.30
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THE UNITED. CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev A, M. Johnston
B.A. S.D.
Organist: Mrs, Fred Stephenson
1.0:00 A.M. Church School
11:30 A.M. "is There .A
MELV .L,E
P RESBYTERIA N CHURCH
MinhiWr
REV. C, A. McCARROLL
10.00 a.m. Church School
31:00 a.m. The Basic
Christianity Series
(2) The rtervelation of God.
Organist: Mrs, Nora!, Moffat
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH.
OF CANADA
arisa Prleat:
The Rev. F. G, Braby, B.A.,
SAINT JOHN'S -
Organist - Mrs S. Elliott
8:00 a.m. Holy Euchariit
11:30 A.M. Matting
SAINT ALBAN'S eq.
SAINT DAVID'S ATWOOD
10:00 a.m, blotting
WALTON
Mrs. Max; Sholdice, who under-
went an appendectomy in Clin-
ton Public Hospital is home
again.
Mrs. Herbert rPraviss is coin
yeller of tint committee of Mrs.
Edward Miller; 'Mrs, Allan Mc-
Ca14 Mts. Rae Huiether and
Mrs. Herbert Williamson, who!
are charge of the Friday night
progressive euchre party.
8th and 16th Unit Of
Duff's udw,, Walton
The January meeting was held
at the home of Mrs. Doug Fraser,
Wednesday afternoon, Janliar
10th; and opened by singing
hymn 500 "Take Time To Be
Holy" with Mrs. Jim Fritt as
pianist. Mrs. Doug Finger led in
prayer and Mrs. Jan van Vlist
read ''abe scripture from PsalM
100. 1 - 5.
The topic, "The Greatness of
Lowly Serviee" WAS taken by
Mrs. Doug Fraser. She also read
a poem "A Year of Gia•ace''.
14ymn 356 "Take My Life and Let
It Be" was Sung. Mtg.. Jan van
Vliet offered prayer.
Arrs, van Vliet presided over
the business portion. The min-
tites of the last meeting Were
read by the secretary. The roll
Call was anwsered by :13 memb-
ers. UOW membership fees
were paid and the regular col-
lection was received. It was
moved by Mrs Harold T3olger,
soCohaed by Mi'a, Ken Mcnonald
to have it bazaar with guest
Speaker And musical progreni,
The Women's World Day of
Prayer, March 1St, The annum
meeting of the congregation. is
the evening of &Tannery 17th.
The 8th to take tarts and 16th
sandwiches. Quilt blocks are to
be pieced and taken to the next
Meeting, also an Item for the
ON ALL
JAN.
RIDS kiE
bazaar to be taken to each meet-
ing.
Grace was sung and lunch
served by Mrs. Ken McDonald,
Mrs. Harold ,Bolger and the
hostess,
CAR.JS OF THANKS
We, wish to express our deep
appreciation to our aeighnourg
for the beatitul uoquet present-
ed to us in. honor of our golden
anaiversary. Also to the many
iliends and relatives for cards,
gifts and expressions of good
wishes, which made our 50th
anniversary a most memorable
day.
John and Mabel Campbell
I wish to thank all my Wonder-
ful neighbours, friends and rela-
tives for all their kindness to
me 'while a patient in Wingha,m
Hospital, and since I came home.
For all their visits, treats, cards ,
and good wishes. Special thanks
to all the doctors, nurses, and,
staff for all their good care,
Also Rev. F. (r, Braby, Mr.
Hamilton and the Salvation
Army. Also for the large box
of treats from the Brussels LOL,
alSo the Anglican Church.
With sincere appreciation
Earl L. Bernard
PHONE 29
1 would like to thank all my
friends, neighbours and relatives
for visiting me, for the lovely
cards, treats, and flowers, while
I was a patient in Wingham
Hospital and since my retura
hoMe,
Special thanks to Dr. Zyluk,
Dr; Wilkins,Rey. 13raby, Canad-
ian Legion, and the nurses and
staff of Wingbain Hospital.
Your thoughtfelness will al-
ays be remembered.
Mrs. Daisy McLean
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Repeipts:
Skating 778.70
Curling Club 2200.00
Figure Skating. 540.00
Broomball
148.00
Hockey 567.00,
Park Rental 580.00
Booth, Arena and Park 575.05
Pool 92.73
Grey Township Grant 125.00
Ice Carnival 170.00
Village of Brussels Grant 150.00
Provincial Grant 1290.00.
Bank Loan 2000.04
Swimming Lesson Fees 388.00
Brussels Lea.,rion 207.00
Brussels Lions 457.00
$10128.1,8
$10278.48
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