The Brussels Post, 1969-04-03, Page 2NOW IS THE TIME '0 GET YOUR
SEED CLEANINC.. DONE
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Harry Tunney has been a
patient in 'Westmhiister JtospitP1,
London,
Mrs, 'William Mci(ay and baby
of London, were visitors with her
mother.
?Ti'. and Mrs, Andrew Bremner
and Doris were recent visitors
with Mr, and Mrs, Jack Vic of
I„Jondon.
Dennis Earl was in 'Waterloo to
attend the wedding Or .liruce Lets,
where he was 0111' of the ushers
Mr. and •Mrs. ,hint Clarbe,. Owen
Sound were recent AriSH:01'S With
Mr. and Mrs, Earl -Mills and Mr.
and Mrs. John. Conley.
of North Battleford, and in Fort
.Ethel • UCW Meeting
The 'rnited Church Women of
1.'4-10 hold their meeting in the
church Sunday school room with
Mrs, William ifewitt in charge of
the devotional period,.
The topic was given by Mrs,
Frank Hiemstra. The president
of the month, Mi's Bert Godden,
conduced the business: Plans for
the rummage and bake sale were
colargid,
sirs. conley, hostess, and
.sirs, Sam Beirnes served lunch..
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17th and Boundry
"Unit raf Duff's UCW
*Mrs. Herb NVillianiSort was host.
'ess for the meeting of the 17th
and Boundry rnit of Duft"S. rOW,
A "Thought for to-day" was used
Mrs Murray to open the meet-
ing, with eleven members present.
The scripture reading, verses
'9-14 of the 7th chapter of Reve-
lations was followed by prayer by
WS Murray who also read two
poems "True Friend" and "Spring
lay"
"A. new vision for the new
North" was the topic given by
Mrs. Clifford Hoegy who ex.
plained different views oil the
future of :Northern Ontario, Its
development of industries, cities
and the future in store for the
people, with the aid of our church,
Mrs. -Martin Baan was in
barge of the business period.
Notes from Mrs. Ruth Kirkby,
Mrs. George Williamson and Mrs.:
John Bos were read,
Mrs. Ilugh ,jelraston and Mrs.
'Clifford Ritchie will he in charge
of the next meeting which will be
held at the'home of. Mrs, John
Bos Roll call response will be an
.aster verse..
`The meeting closed with the
singing of the hymn "Breath on
me Breath of God" and prayer by
Nirs. Wm, Murray.
Brussels Hi' C's were guests. 1.1*
Puff's church Hi C's. A short bus:
Mess period was conducted by the.
presidpiit, 'Kris Lee. Miss Comrie
('nulls and Gordon Mitchell were
in charge of thr devotions. The
guest st)(•-aker, Dr. Rodger .A. Whit-
Malt of Seaforth was introcluced.
by Douglas Steven of Eg-
•: montiville. Pr, Rodgers gave an
illustrated commentary on Africa
where he had served on "Opera-
liot Crossroads Africa".
Mr. George Fox. who underwent
eye surgery at St. Joseph's Hoe'
aim], London, is home,
Prize winners at the progres-
sive euchre party SPensord by the
Walton W,T. were Mrs, Ronald
Bennett, Mrs Nelson Reid, Miler
Dennis, Elarl Watson. and Lon-
ar t( 1)ennis,
Mrs, Ray Huether, MrS, Allan
McCall, Mrs, Thor
and Mrs. Earl Watson W
charge of the evening.
Malcoin Fraser, who has been
a patient in Seaforth CotaniunitY
Hospital for the past two Months
has returned home.
Mr. and Mips, Alexander Mint-
Zen were visitors With friend in
Hamilton,
Mrs. IlMwarci Miller visited with
Mr, and MrS. Roy Turvey of Brits-
sets,
Fronk Kirkby has been a pat-
ient in Seaforth Hospital,
Miss Ruth Ritchie Reg, N.
was a 'visitor with her parents Mr'
and. Mts. Clifford Ritchie.
Mr, and 'Mrs, Ronald Ennis,
who were vacationing in Florida.
were visitors with Mt, and Mrs.
DonglaS Ennis,
GOLDEN WORDS
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THE NEED 18 DiRkAT
ex•eellent demonstration of
of 'Easter Seal funds' 15
the Ontario. Society for Crippled
Children's research into the crip.
piing disorders o f children, Those
continuing resea reh projects deal
With pl'eventiVe MeaSul'eS callS'
lag crippling conditions as
as studios of new treatment
techniques in the rehabilitation of
children who linVP at physleal
Throngli reSearch and.
Study, now orthopedic, ,appliances'
are being developed and nre being
improved Year after year,
The Faster Seals that have been
sent to every home in. Ontario
request financial support to con-
tinue and expand this Programme
of research as well ,as to provide
the funds needed for the full pro-
graMme of research is well as to
provide the funds needed for the
fell programme of care and treat-
ment now being earried on by the
Ontario Society for Crippled.
Children and the service clubs
who participate in the Easter Seal
prograinirte.
The specialized district nursing
6erviee, the treatment centres,
camps. clinics, provisions of
Special equipment and other ser-
vices are helping more than
14,000 boys and girls and teen-.
tigers to overcome their physical
disabilities so they might partici-
pate in the every day activities of
life to the best of their ability,
Contributions to the Easter
Seal campaign assure the giver
that they are helping all the child-
ren like "Timmy" to attain as
normal an existence as possible.
(live to the .1969 Easter. Seal
Campaign the need is greater
than ever — $1,500,000.
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Call 199 Brussels
and Mrs. .1a n lee Testes and
Mr, and Nrs, Andrew are grand.
parents Of 4. grandson, !eel'
Andrew. born ill troron to Western
lippitni to Mr, Anil :\ r s, Wm.
Bremner of Agincourt, formerly
of Ethel,
Mrs. Layton Smith is home
from a visit with her son and his
family, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Milne
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