The Brussels Post, 1968-10-17, Page 5Tlitilf,S1,14Y, PCT. 171,11, 68 ONTA.1t.O.
You are invited to the
107th ANA' liERSARA'RVICES
Of
TI O) POST,
i.:HE UNITE!) CHURCI-1
))9.a.! F-r,„0
Cfavoll School
THE CANADIAN .' NATIONAL:
INSTITUTE FOR THE KIND
rs, Crnic%. \VI/A..11am
MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
BRUSSELS •
ON SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20th
At
11 and 7,30 P.M.
ANNUAL FINANCIAL APPEAL
GUEST PREACHER
HE REV. CAPT. PAUL McCARROLL B.A B. D.
UNDER WAY NQW
MEIN
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Minister •
REV,„ C, A. McCAPHIMA
...Organist; Ant's. Nora Moffat
1 u : tltr A:AL Church. k4cheol
,ANNINTEI*L',10*
.!om 2s..2,1.. and 7::14) P.M.•
ENTERTAINMENT
AT TiE
NEW AMERICAN HOTEL
TOMMY PARKER.Atid THE HILLBILLIES
FRIDAY and • SATURDAY
,., IN THE "RAINBOW ROOM"
FEATURE-5
Mriday — •
upore kliA and Sauerkiiaat Roast Turkey, Giant Hanibtirooel
kiaturday
tl'Outivottiztied Chickori, • Fish And Qlatit Hamburtpirt
FOP PALL PLOW-DOWN —fall-applied phosphorus
and potash, plowed.down, puts needed fertility
in the root zone witikout danger of over-winter
leaching; and you viii tinily guarantee—earlier
seeding (most important tor orn)—a
laced spring work-load—iilereased yields
at lower fertilizer cost. There arc a dozen or
more advantages in fall plow-clown for spring-
seeded crops , and they're all yours..
BROCKVILLE
. .
1 Contervi. yr n e ouaril,‘-' DE00 ((VILLA: Si It IR-(A A dealer .,
QP tiervico eoulre for vil r.)u r . /oil krtiii,,!or ?mt. iz'onento '
ETHEL
Neclywecla Honorod
mast of his house Innis' t,
others in fliffieulty, has 0
pretty wife and three, children,
lie probably sounds like the man
next door. This In 11 OA door is
1' modern 'blind 1111111. in: April.
11163. Hank Ogden's army career
came to au and when a container
of ly.e exploded In his. face, The
dahiage was .se.vere, Ms right COy
was removed, and he lost Most of
die sight in the left eye. • .
Mail Your Donation T • MR, R. B, cousIrqs,,
Brussels, Ont.
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"1 HE MODERN t,rnodwoi k —to inai,71:71
BLIND MAN teri4y, and other skills. t o lain,
iluize the handicap.
He plays golf, has rem•aielled In the sununer of Iflip;. 1 i ;a1;;
took an X-ray techni.dan's course
iilso offered by CN11; iit 'i'orunb'
c•ompletion or tails course, (1\-,i ,
lihnoloyment Officers a ppronelnq.
„St. Joseph's llospi.al in London
and ;isked them if they v,(,h id L.
int,orusted (want oying 11::11:,
:lister Marie Celeste, who is in
charge of the X-ray Departmeh
said, "My own experience ..vit.„
blind people was limited, But
knew that St.. Michae.'s ul
onto had blind darkroom worl:,
and that they were most. sac
kial. So we decided to venturi
and 'we. gained. Bank niiA.es the
different solutions needed, fur
Ni-ray films development, procebse,1:
tho and keeps the mac1ine.4
corner. in order, ''[[is keen bearing often.
discovers Mil dittl b 1«lown4
before any of us are aware of
them", Sister lidded, "And ot
course, Hank receives etrual pay
for equal work,"
didn't become a different man, But
his friends iliought he would lose .
In. 19L3 1 ilk took the Adiust•ment
['raining ' mrse offered by The
flainolion National institute for
the 131mi in . Toronto. —.rho :fact
tlutt .1 ;was doing something arid.
not• just silting rirmiud was On-
Inntant.", flank said, '"The eta
change of ideas with other. 'blind
people was • a great thing". On the
three month course, n ta .3„ "Frank
learned taw skills needed by a
Modern blind man — Braille •typ-
•ing, travel with. a white Cane,
\N'li en. bl ludo ess ocurred, llank
$25.00 3 peeial
Mrs. William Ppper, Listowel„
Jack Pot Consolation & Blonus
Kesso, HistoWel.
nta sto Nirel Mrs,
Anne Yeoman, Wroxeter; :am
Ferg Winghani; Margaret
Riley, WI gh am,
Next Bingo on, Friday, October
t25th Jackpot. $90,00 in 62 calls.
I would like io•thank neighbours
and frieuds who Sent. card.S. boxes' Door Prizes.
N 0 TI C
cm Nov, 1th,
ion Of Federation itj 1,Voinert
Te.tchers' Association o[ Ontario
is tscl:'11'alltlnt; CLIO Anuiver-
sdry of its orgunizolion it s ban-
in Myth Cliuroli.
ion, Fortner ;e0chers of this
are al k'difl 1 7,:‘' rrliOSe,
kJ tit contact
Al fl'oorge Blyth Public
..:71t.i.tool by October ...19111,
CARDS OF THANKS
sincer4 gratitude is here.
e\pressed for the cards find
tails, to all those who • so kindly
r.i..1‘,-mbered . me while L was a
tia wilt in hospital:
Your thoughtfulness has been
It )ll rravated.,
Jack Ritchie
and treats; also those who helped
di many other y I was
unable to perforM these tiotios
'Nils was all appreciated very
Ialeen McFarlane
1.S'e wish to sincerely thank our
many friends, and neighbours in
the C011.11/1,1111i, for remembering
us \vsth lovely gifts, before we
left for our home in Bohnore, also
to those who arranged the pres,-.
matition. These pleasant 'memories
will always be remembered.
lire and Mrs. Sellah Breckenridgo
GOLDEN WORDS
AUTUMN ROSARY
I count the last. few autumn days
Like beads Upon a rosary;
I see the smoky purple haze
Anti store. it in my memory,
'Cho moray diflercut JIMA and
shuttles
Arodiko the colored bonds T
hold paeili day Until it 'fades
Just like T hold each bead,.
prayer.
And the winter Clay's tire ("hilt
Tell Walk ap,•ohi down memory lane
Ana on no again I'll feel that thrill
Ana relive tiny aVrin,
Count evert" vile, a Port
Aist like bonds on rosary,
A,11(1 therfoll hr Put/lulu tl Jill
heart,
lAst r tinvi r-Idt
hit', and Mrs ter,
newlyweds, were honored at a
rmon at ion and dance held is
tiro. Ethel Community Hall on Fri-
day t tug,
Aii :,ddres was read by Robert
Cur,inugham and a purse of money
was presented to the by
Bruce :-7'eetrari, Nil. and. Ml's'.
It ran t cr replied, thanking every-
ono for their kindness, Lunch was
served by the committee in ethargre.
Bride-Elect Showered
hiss Elaine Bateman was the.
guest of honour at a mistelianeous
shower wit:14 'Mrs. David Kerr and
Mrs. 1..ayton Smith as hostesses,
hi the United Church Sunday
School room,
• 'rifts bride, seated in a. decorated
chair, 'was -Assistt d. in opening her
gifts by her mother and Miss
her bridesmaid.
Contests were conducted, and
lunch served'.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Moncrieff United Church
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27th
at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. EST
SPEAKER: REV, GEORGE SIM
of St., Jacobs
his sense of Immo tr and hecome
bitter, They soon learned that
'Hank was nor going' to in, a
Plank's ritturo is secure, but
there are many blind people in
this area who need, thu training
1i received. 'Volt provide the
training for them when you sup-
port the (1N113 campaign underway
now. Mail your donations to: Mr.
R. [3. COUSINS, 13.111 ELS
COMING EVENTS
IZebeltali fail ..Varle"!
t'•ia ire held. the
1..0.0 l lodge ;'oonis.
HOWICK LIONS
BINGO WINNERS
Regular Games:
..mrs. Fred Sayer and, ...Vim Wil-
fred Henry; Wingleam; Mrs: Irene
Leitch. liinc:o•dine; Mrs,
Formos0; Amnia
Wahl, iListewel .; Mrs, Turner,
Lorra:.,,e Hyde, Kin-
cardine; Hill Austin, Seafortfc
, Wing'ham.
ry Adonis, Wroxoter, Mrs.
Harvey 11Indt, Wroxeter; Mrs. Ed,
Seat, List:owe!: Mrs, Fred Ohm,
Winglmm and Mrs, Lyle Geiger;
".Wroxeter; Mrs. Fred Sawyer,
Wingham: Mrs,
owes; Jean 'Larose, Kincardine;
'Mrs. [lilies. Kincardine; Cindy
Cooke, Winghani.
Share the Wealth
Volley Tomatt, Kitchener &-
Mrs. Ohio, Wingham: ('lare Wis-
tioni Kitchener.