HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-04-30, Page 5VARIETY FAIR
SATUKDAY, MAY 2nd
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reply. Airs. A. McDonald continued
with the business part of the
meeting with the Institute Ode
and the Mary Stewart. OolleCt.
Minutes or the March meeting
were read by the secretary-treas.
urer, Mrs. W, H. Humphries AA-
lowed by the treasurer's report,
The r011 call was the payment of
fees and the Sunshine Sister" was
revealed with a gift. Then a ShoW
.of their gift by • th'e :recipient-
Atra, K, Met-kinala rtift(trtet-t od the
bus trip for May, all Institute
ine4nbers interested 14 goiag :are
to lot Mrs, McDonald or MO. N.
Marks know by, May J. Mrs, Joyce.
Van Vliet conducte a musical
travelling contest with iVirs, Ray
Haelher .at the piano. The prize
going to Mrs. James Clark. Mrs.
yl,e Murray, the District President
was introduced by Mrs. K. Mc-
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The Huron-Perth TB and RD Association
wishes to sincerely thank the residents of these
two counties for their generous support of the
recent. Christmas Seal Campaign.
The newspapers in the two counties de-
serve commendation for their tremendous cover-
age of meetings and programmes being establish-
ed .by the TB Associations ih the field of all
Respiratory Diseases,
Our commlitments are extensive and we
hope for your continued sUpport as the Asso-
ciation enters into neW areas of responsibility
tin the new two county organization,
Spring Clothes Pins 36 to pk.
29c
Sunlight Toilet Soap 4 pack
39c
Head & Shoulders Reg. $1.35
$1.00
DON'T FORGET STARTING THIS WEEK
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TILL 10 O'CLOCK
teseramorissi.agate„egassesawrava.--
Alts. 'w.ta Vliet and Mrs.
i. MoUnvin to have a number fur
the roll call. It was left with the
executive if we carry on with our
Poster Child, A donation was
made to the Brussels Fair Board.
It was passed to continue with
our Sunshine Sisters for next year
and that we hold a banquet an-
other year. An executive meeting
is to be held Monday evening at
8:30 p.m. at the school. A discus-
sion followed where Institute meet-
ings would be held. Mrs. A. Mc-
Donald adjourned the meeting.
Thank for renewing your Post.
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ZiWit,SDAY, AYIi.lL 30th, 1970
THE UNITED CHURCH
Sunday School 9:45 A.M.
Organist: Mrs, John Bryans
Minister: kicv. e. L. LeOrew Low
PHONE 887-9339 WE DELIVER
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Dunald. ,Alrs. Murray opened with
a poem "Taking a Chair". She
spoke on the surroundiag lusti7
Lutes' year of forming, how close
the Institute stuck to the original
founding. Institute ladies are ever
on the alert, ready, to make any
changes for the betterment of the
community. The lustitue gives
rural women a 'progressive out-
look, benefit is learning in every
given opportunity. The institute
have several laws passed, they
face the future with a challenge,
it's a success to each indiVidual
we should never forget we are a
great link in our community, our
home and country. Mrs. W. E.
Tnurnball expressed her thanks
for the very inspiring message..
,Mrs. A. McDonald added her
thanks to Mrs. Murray for cont
ing. Mrs. Don Achilles welcomed
the new members into the Insti-
tute. They are: Mrs, Jack Gordon,
Mrs, Harold Wilson, Mrs. Nor-
Man Schade and 'Mrs. W. J,
Leending. Mrs. W. H. Humphries
gave the financial report and the
minutes were read of the last
year annual. Reports Were given
frmn the Standing Committees:
Mrs. Gordon MaGaVin for Ai ri7
culture and Canadian Industries;
Mrs. 'Gerald Watson for Citizen,
Ship and Education; Mrs." James'
AXIniatin for Home Economics and
Health; Mrs. James Clark for
Historical Research and Current
Events; Mrs., Herb Williamson for
Resolutions; Mrs. 'Ken McDonald
for Public RelationS, Mrs: Allan
MCCall as Sunshine Convenor and
Mrs, Wilbtir Turnbull as Curator.
Mrs. Gordon MoGavin seconded
the following .motions. Mrs. Lyle
Murray conducted the election of
•officers for the coming year.
Dave Watson, convenor of the
nominating Committee, read the
slate of officers. Mrs. Janies
Fritz was voted a branch director.
Mrs. J. van Vliet, Mrs. IK`, MO0
Donald, Mrs. Neil Mc-Gavin and
Mrs, A,' McDonald are the fehr-
voting delegates to attend the FOR ALL YOUR SPRING NEEDS READ THE ADS,
District Annual in Bluevale on AND CLASSIFIED ADS. IN THE BRUSSELS POST
Divine Worship j1:;00
Ethel 9:45 A.M.
MELVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHUR.Cki
Minister
Rev. O. A. MeCarroll
.10 A.M, Church School
1,1 A.M. Divine Worship
The Ruth Series
(4) "At The Gate of the City"
Orgarrist: Mrs. Nora Moffatt
ANGLICAN CHURCH
St. JOHN'S, BRUSSELS
The Rev. Keith Stokes
B.A., S.T.B.
Box 47, Elyth, Ontario
Phone 523-9334
11:00 it ni. Holy Coininhnion