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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-06-25, Page 6on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. Also "CASHABLE AT ANY TIME" Guaranteed Savings Certificates up to 81/2%. For further information contact your financial adviser or write o,r telephone collect: STANDARD TRUST 214 Bay Street, Toronto1 363-5477 WOO code 416 A FEDERALLY CHARTERED COMPANY MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATIOM CERTIFICATES AVAILABLE THROUGH:. Open Tuesday and Friday RONNENBERG INSURANCE. AGENCY WA1.3"ON • tint:ended for last week) Duffs. Church U.O.W Meetings 8th And 10th. Unit The .June meeting was held the home of Mrs; james The meeting opened b singing a hymn. Mrs. James Smith rend the Scripture front 2-9 tr• • The topic "The Indians" was taken by Mrs. James Smith. `Sils lowed, by discussion. The ininetes of the lest. meeting were read by • the secretary, •(leo, McCall and Roll Call was ans wered by 13 members, The reguler offer- ing • And . eoppei collection wes taken,' .11fre.' Dangles Fraser eon. 'ducted the business portion of the meeting, ,Gtace was sung and lunch was Served hy s iVirs, JSirteS "Fritz, Mrs. Alvin McDonald and the hostess.. 17th and Boundary Unit The, •,:inne meeting of the 17th and Boundary ralt wee held at the home of Mrs. Jan van. Vliet Sr,, with 10 members present. Airs, Clifford 'Tony was in charge of the devotions opening with a thought and prayer. Hymn 586, was 5011g. Mrs, Ho'egy read the Scripture from the 1st chapt- er pf Galatians verses 12-17, then offered prayer, Mrs. Harvey Craig dhose as her topic a ser- mon written by :Rex Humbard, also the stirring life of Pat Boone; ,stressing his success due to his confidence at all times in Cod. Mrs, Hoegy read. a humor- ous poem entitled. "Forgetful Pa" Mrs, Martin Basal presided over the business, The r(~nnes Contest money for the first half of the yens wa rooeivcd. Plane ter future showers were made and 0 Thank You card was read from Shirley Hertlein. The unit wash the communion (-ups at the end 01' the month, The nes t meet• ing to be held at the home of Mrs. Herb Williamson. The Roll 0.111 to he onswered by "A Flower T Like". Hymn 480 was sung, 'lite meeting closed with Drayer and lunch was served. Is,IcKilllop Unit site MeKilloe Unit met et the hams Of Airs., stowart McCall with 17 ladies present, Mrs. Slerton 1iackweli presided for the derotions onening th the "Cell to Worship ,' The scripture from Si ark 6, was read by Mrs. Nor- man Schad°, Mrs, Rockwell read the Meditation. the theme being "Church Women in Christian 'Dies; time rly7-Y, 15Z7 ' ' '1 \yrs, Gorden MeOevin chose as her topic "The Heart and the lsL'ntily of the Chnsehs followed lsv Stewert MeCnll giving Drayer. Mrs, N Schn d e reoeiveel the offering which was dodiested by Mrs, Hack-well followed by the nrrrvor. fun MeG Dvin was in ebartto Reonr ,:f r.-Pr“ n 4 )7 ,11* von w'a'4 road from Shirley iThusnest Trertlein :le es. irs r eSe Isdiss isss om'' eel The Julls mPoqb-ps will be held at the home Of Mrs. Chas. Me. Cititcheort in the ofterneon after will be held. Hymn 438 Was sung. Mts, McGalrin elssed the meeting with prayr-y 1. wee eerved by 'Mrs. ("mg,- Wo-c-, Mrs. 1T0rdon MeGavin. Leellfitlg and the 'LEARNING A DEADLY HABIT Mice and guinea pigs don't take to smoking. But dogs can he trained to inhale through im- planted tubes. Being man's best friend has its liabilities. Of 97 beagles trained to inhale in a recent smoking expirement, 79 percent of the heavy smokers (seven cigarettes a day) devel- oped lung cancer. And virtually all the heavy smokers showed signs of emphysema. The link between smoking an d lung cancer has been indicated clearly for years by statistical evidence. But this is proof posi- tive. Similarly, the association between smoking and emphysema has been suggested for some time. The beagle experitne:It confirmS a direct casual connec- tion. People choose to smoke volun• tarily. Dogs do not. But people — more and more of them - can also chose to stop. The beagles did not have this choice. Kicking the habit is getting to be a favourite American pastime. 21 million people in this country have quit smoking. And it looks as if over a million more will kick the habit this year. Christmas Seal associations across the country are wile:- ing a TICK THE HABIT Caln- paign ror the entire month of june. If you Still smoke, ask them for two leaflets, ME QUIT SMOKING WHYS and ME QUIT SMOKING HOW? They Will also have information about with- drawal. programs and other anti- Snicking actiVitieS. Get in touch with Huron. Tuberculosis & Respiratory Disease Association, 121 Wellington Street, Stratford, Ont. A chltracter is a, Jeri with 11 perlonallty. MICHIE FAMILY HOLD 17th ANNUAL REUNION The 17th Aliebie Fames, Re- union was held at the home of Mrs. Jean Wills, Milton, with fifty Members of • the family present, While some visited during •the afternoon many others enjoyed a swim in the pool. Ra"ces and games were participated in, conducted by Larry Smith. Business was conducted by the' .•president, Bill Grasby. The 1(171 reunion will bp held at. the home of -mi.. and Mrs. George Michic, RR el, Brussels. 1971') officers mo. President, Robert Smith; Secre- tary-Treasurer, :cars, Tames Bark- er; imach Committee, Mrs. Adair Smith, Mrs. Robert Grasby and Mrs. Robert Anderson : Sports Committ ee, Shirley Coulson, Tom Rae Smith. HOWICK LIONS' BiNGO WINNERS • neguler Comes: Airs, Ed Sestt, Listswel; Mrs. Busby, Belmore: Mrs. Derbecker, Wingham; Mrs. Isppee. Listowel; Mrs. Lloyd Alont''c-mes),Wingham; :Nancy Mites. Winghani; n Dewar, Mr:-. Gerry (loll, Walk- :on and Mrs. Hugh Bell, Har- tim,on; Mrs. Ed Scott, Liston-el; 7..irs. Ethel Holmes, Winglitim; lirs.Drumm. Harriston; Mrs. Berg Riley, .Wingham: Mrs. Reg. Ander- son. Wingham: Gerry (loll. Walk- erton and Doreen Denstedt, Dorking; Mrs. Day,- Wingham; Clarence Denstedt.' Barking end Mi-s.•• Bob Brown, Wroxetets "Share the 'Wealth": I. Mrs. slioeher, Mildmay: 2, Tom Leek, Wro3ceter, • $25 Speeial! Mrs. Iiveit Dell; Jackpot ConsolatiOn & Bonus: Mrs. Gerry 4011, 'Walkerton, Door Priles; Mrs. StausS, Mil ; Mrs. IL R.eidt, WroX. etet; Mtg. Busby, Delmore; Mrs, Itazolgrove, Wingham. Lucky Drains; Mrs. W00(18, ListOWels Mrs, Reta 14,ollaWay.„ Wingham; Mrs, Berhooker, ,ham and Mrs, Margaret. Adorns, !WroutOt, Phone 887 - 6663 The Scripture, Matthew 6, 5-15, was read by •Mrs. J, Clatk after which hymn 559 was sung. The topic Was given by Mrs, Ron Bennett. She spoke on "Riot which took place in the down town area of Milwauke, Wiscon- sin," This one particular. busin- ess man had a newly retnodelled store and how quickly in the middle of the night it had been shattered to ruin and made ai very desolate spot by rioters. What a feeling- it must he to have your prize possessions, hopes and drearns flattened within hours after closing time. Yet this hap- pens time and 'time again to in- nocent ones, Why do these things take place? What can we do to prevent this? Where or whom do we turn to for he3P? Like many eases throughost the world each day. this partSieser rain slse r' tO the canelfesion "(shrist is the enswer". Airs, Bennett rml- diidt:Ad her topic.- v,S;ti's en espnres print;? -Date Tlint.:;t". The BULB LISTS Hortieultural Pulh• Lists are available from Mrs. Earl Cudmore. esse Dottie: "I hear you've accepted him, Did he happen to metiOn that. he had once, proposed to me?" Lottie' "Not specifieally. He did Say that he had done many foolish things before he met me." BERG Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES O Barn Cfsaners ▪ Bunk Feeders • Stabling DONALD G. IVES Phone Brussels 887.9024 II.YTN' T HA. kiA1101313i48 POSTO3RUIS$E1,,S4 QNTA1140. THURSDAY, NNE 25th, 197O 44. Welton Unit The Wait.0,1 '5- held their June meeting in the hasment of the cli'nc'h with 21 ,members present. Mrs. Xas Clark opened the Meeting by announc- ing hytrai'405, With Mrs. Ilerb Tr.avia'S all, the piano. Mrs, talloViefi with prayer, PUBLIC NU'TICE HURONNi"ERTIIA$SE$SMENT..1:1EGION:' TELEPHONE COMMUMCATION WITH OFFICES AT GODERICH & STRATFORD CAN BE MADE AS FOLLOWS ,I IF YOU LIVE IN HURON COUNTY IF LONG PISTANCE ZENITH 6.6500 - GODERICH OFFICE IF LOCAL 524-7326 = GODERICH OFFICE. IF YOU LIVE IN 'PERTH COUNTY IF LONG DISTANCE ZENITH C-f5).: istJB- OFFICE IF LOCAL 273.0570 - STRATFORD SUB. OFFICE SHOULD YOU WISH TO REACH GODERICH, OFFICE FROM POINTS IN PERTH COUNTY CALL COLLECT (AREA CODE 519) 524-7326 .iirmeaki.ffsmtwz.esam Brussels, Ont. JIM CARDIFF REAL ESTATE BROKER' — GENERAL INSURANCE BRUSSELS Office: 887-6100 fits.; 6164 SELWYN BAKER GENERAL INSURANCE, MORTGAGES, and INVESTMENTS OPEN TUESDAY and FRIDAY PHONE: OFFICE 877-9221 RES, 887.9023 verses Miss Bonnie. Uhler bride-elect of this month. After the wedding dinner . Tune 27 Mrs. Pete Mc- 1)onalcl and Mrs. W, C. Rockwell volunteered to help tidy-tip. Mrs. Don Achilles's side had the highest- amount donated to the Copper Contest, Hymn 376 was sung, The meeting closed with all repeating • the Mi:triv h Bene- diction.. .0race was sung and lunch was served by Mrs. Earl Watson., Mrs, Gerald Watson and Mrs. Leonard Leming. meeting then war ttessed -over To t br;.p.ririPirt, ;.• .W ?Li .1.(5dd isfAre .`e,otirlt • yell.' merry egs-. The tnie- 1st es ef y sesse. i Sales read by Mrs Vs'. i Roll (Sill wee ssel!,were.d wisl! an son hers e estetis g Mow.. A Thesk-rou peed •wss re ad. frost) rin• wide] rejsert m•se tsY Al .i.sist id er.en efter b .jo, out • received lbe csS:ft.f:114,1.1 tt. Vita$ dedicated by Mrs. s; SS'eleiit • 73r nest 7..oeitetjliK b.ef 12.;f: trnber the leader win be tore, Mrs, Nelsen Pselds PrSyer, Mar; Ttipte,, Wait r A ?I'M rill FRA1)1(4 f rvegi:'r.q? .,1111v, 2C1 :il thri blio'4r/161;t, fot ‘1"1"1".'"!4 ,01101011100110:k