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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-05-09, Page 8BLACK & WHITE •,0 Infants- children's short sleeve SUMMER T SHIRTS Mfrs Seconds As Low As 47c BATH MAT SETS COMPARE AT .6.57 3 97 Our Price As Low As $ Guests present at Institute meeting The May meeting of the Cran brook Women's institute was held at the Community Centre. Guests were present from Brussels, At- wood and Moncrief. Roll call was answered by giving a hint for spring cleaning. The ins- titute will go on a bus trip to Toronto on May 29 with the Mon- crief ladies. The motto 44House- work is a must, but recreation must not be neglected" was given by Mrs. Jas. Hart. Mrs. John Strickler introduced Mr. and Mrs.. Geo. Langlois and Mrs. Peters spoke and demonstrated hair cutting and styling. Several ladies modelled attractive wigs. Mrs. Hart presented them with a gift. Mrs. Ross Knight acted as auctioneer for a successful bake and plant sale. The fifth and sixth meeting of Cranbrook II idStretchin' Stit- chers" was held at Mrs. Gordon Engel's. Meeting Five - The girls an- swered the roll call of I plan to incorporate stretchy seams into my garment." The leaders showed how Ito put a tailor's hem on the edge of gar- ments. Meeting Six - Everyone ans- wered the roll call which was "How I plan to care for my finished garment using symbols if possible." Mrs. Engel showed how to do an elastic casing for a waistband. Mrs. Knight demon- strated how to put on a mock cuff for pants or shorts. The leaders helped with individual problems. Attend 4—H group meetings Meetings six and seven were held at the home of Helen He- therington on Saturday. Roll call was "How I plan to care for my garment once it is made." Roll call for meeting seven was ,.one suggestion for the Club Fashion Show." Minutes were read by Nancy Knight. The meeting on May 26 will be held at the hothe of Barbara Ducharme, Mrs. Ross Knight demonstrated applying a zipper without a seam and applying in firm knits, a tailored hem, and hem with cuff. The Foresters had a bowling lournament in London on Sunday and the High Triple Trophy was won by Mrs. Stewart Steiss. A number of the AtWood Lodge . Foresters and wives from the Cranbrook area 'attended. HAYWARD'S Discount jai 814 VarietY Potent Medicines Ctlyttn elks and Stationery News of Cronbrook India, the land and people topic for May WMS meeting Correspondent Mrs. Mac Engel Mrs. Clare Veitch was hos- tess for the May meeting of the Afternoon Group of the W.M.S. with eleven members attending. Mrs. Lytle Gordon opened the meeting reading "For God is food," and "For the beauty 'of the earth" was sung. "Thoughts on ,Mother's Day" were read by Mrs. John A. Perrie and Mrs. Calvin Cameron. Mrs. Gordon read "Mothers of the Bible" and the story of the writing of the hymn "Amazing Grace" by John Newton. All joined in read- ing Isaiah 65: 17-25, followed by prayer by Mrs. John Schnook, Mrs. Earl Dunn conducted the business part of the meeting, minutes by Mrs. Stanley Fischer, and treasurer's report by Mrs. Perrie. Mrs. Irvin Coxori, Mil- verton, will be the. Presbyterial visitor. An appeal for help from Kintall Camp was read and a cash donation will be sent. Listowel and Cranbrook are to plan the Fall Conference to be held in ListOwel. The roll call was a verse on "spring." Cards and visits were recorded by Miss Forrest. The topic on "India - the land and its people," was given by Mrs. Mac Engel. Mrs. Clare Veitch gave a reading from the Glad Tidings on " a Christian Medical College and Hospital". The Hymn "All Things Bright and Beautiful" was sung and Mrs. Gordon gave the closing prayer. Miss Forrest assisted the hostess with lunch. Mrs. Leslie Knight and Mrs. Jack Cox attended the Officers' Conference at University of Guelph on May 2 and 3. Mrs. Knight as a delegate for secre- taries and Mrs. Cox from district of Huron for Citizenship and World Affairs. Mrs. Stuart Stevenson at- tended the Biennial Evening Department Conference in Ephraim Scott Memorial Church, Montreal. w. and Mrs. Bill Muchan, Likidon, visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn on Sunday. Mrs. George McNair, Hamil- ton passed away suddenly in Wyoming while on .a conducted tour to California. Mr. and Mrs. W.J, Berrie, Rev. James perrie, Strathroy; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Perrie, Verna and Marie atten- ded the funeral on Friday in Hamilton and also visited Mrs. Mary Hollinger in Hamilton General Hospital, who was in- jured in a car accident on April 29. The Sacrament of Baptism will be administered at the service in Knox Church on May 13 at 9:45 a.m. Remember! It takes but a moment to place a Brussels Post Want Ad and be money in pocket. 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