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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-11-21, Page 27cos WINTERIZE NOW! With CHRYCO ALL-MAKE • PARTS Spark plugs — Ignition parts -- Batteries Anti-freezes — Snow Tires — Etc. lebrating Manny fur Henderson visited on Satin. Intl Mrs. Rob check of these IOW! Tune-Up Regulator tic Choke for System d Wipers • Correspondent Mrs.. Mac Engel The Ladies Aid Bazaar held on .aturday in the Community entre proved quite a success. ose attending soon had Pur- hased the home baking and indy, many articles of fancywork nd sewing, vegetables, etc.and ater enjoyed a social visit at the unch tables. The Sacrament of Holy Com- union will be celebrated in ) nox Church on December 2. A group of neighbors and .'friends of Glenn Huether had a busy day on Saturday when they covered his new house with siding. Glenn is at present a patient in Listowel Hospital following a heart attack on 'November 6. The annual meeting of the Afternoon Group of the W.M.S. was held at the home of Mrs. Clare Veitch with eight members in attendance. Mrs. Mac Engel opened the meeting with a reading, "This. Church says "Welcome" and a poem by Jon Gilbert "In the quietness of , prayer" The hymn "Jesus, wher'e'er Thy people ,meet" was sung with Mrs. Veitch at the piano. The Scripture reading Matt. 5: 1-20 was read in unison with a brief meditation by the leader. A reading and prayer of "Remembrance" was given. Mrs. Earl Dunn and Mrs. Stanley Fischer reported on the Fall. Conference held at. Listowel. Mrs. Dunn presided. for the business when minutes and reports were, read. The roll call was a verse on , "peace". Mrs. Wilfred. Strickler gave the topic based on Matthew 5: verses 14, 15,. 16 and spoke of "Community Spirit" and "The Light of the World". Mrs. Calvin Cameron gave a reading, "For Daily Living" and Mrs. Engel read "Do your job". "The King of Love my Shepherd is" was sung and the meeting closed with prayer. The Evening Group of the W.M.S. also had their annual, meeting the same day at the Veitch home. A poem "Remember". was read by Mrs. Gordon Engel, followed by a hymn and scripture reading. Mrs. Leslie Knight gave a meditation "Self Discipline" and _Mrs.Melvin Becker . gave a reading. Mrs. Jack Knight led in prayer. The roll call was "Remembrance". The evening and afternoon groups now met together and' voted• to form one group and elect a new slate of officers. Mrs. Gordon Engel was appointed chairman and Mrs. Earl Dunn secretary. It was agreed- to hold the meetings. from November to March in the afternoon at 2 o'clock and an evening meeting at 8:15 for the remaining months. Envelopes will be used for the monthly W.M.S. contributions. There will be an expense fund and the birthday . money will go to Friendship and Service. Pr ograms will be planned month by month with two members respon- sible for each ,meeting, one for devotions and one for topic. The following are the officers elected. President - Mrs. Earl Dunn;vice Pres. - Mrs. Gordon Engel; Secretary - Mrs. Leslie Knight; Treasurer - Mrs. Jack Knight; Friendship and. Service - Mrs. John A. Perrie; Glad Tidings Secretary - Mrs. Calvin'Cameron; Literature and Library - Mrs. Lylle Gordon; Press Reporter, - Mrs. Mac Engel. Auditors. - Mrs. St anley Fischer, Mrs. Stewart Steiss; Pianist - Mrs. Steiss; Assist ant - Mrs. Veitch. Mrs. Fischer conducted the service of Installation reading from Ephesians 3: 14-21,. the W.M.S. motto and a prayer. All repeated the Lord's Prayer and closed with singing "Forth in Thy name, 0 Lord,. I go" .and the Benediction. Lunch was served by Mrs. Cameron, Mrs. G. Engel and the hostess. CRANBROOK LOCALS Visiting Mrs. Melvin Becker on Sunday were Douglas Becker and son Kerry, Kitchener, Mr. and. Mrs. Don Poth, New Dundee and Mr.' and Mrs. Richard Poth and children, Woodstock. Mr. and. Mrs. Earl Dunn attended a family get-together in the Orange Hall, Listowel, when around forty members of the Machan family were presesnt. Winners at Howick bingo Share the Wealth: 1-Anne Yeoman, Wroxeter $24.; 2-Mrs. Newman, Wingham $30. $25 Special: Mrs. Ste Marie, Wingham. Jackpot consolation and bonus: Anne Yeonian, Wroxeter. Lap Card: Mrs. clarke Sharpin, Wroxeter. Dart Game: Mrs. Hewitt, Atwood won $12. Door Prizes: Kerry Everall, Harriston, Dale. Eirerall, Harris- ton, Isobel Tiffin, Lucknow and Ethel Day, VVingham. Lucky Draws: Bob Montgom- ery, Witigham, Mrs. Riehl, Wingham, Kaye Aitcheson, Wingham ' and" Aileen Wagner, Lucknow ; Ladies' wrist watch. Regular Games: Lois Pinder, Lucknow; Mrs. Andrews,LuCk- now; Mrs. Kocher, ,Mildmay and Lois Binder; Mrs. Caswell, Wingham; Mrs. Upper, Listowel; Mrs. r .Retzle, Mildmay and Marilyn Delmedico, Listowel; Mrs. Ohm, Wingham; Joan Robinson, Lucknow, Mrs. Cas- well, Wingham -and Marilyn Delmedico, Listowel; Mrs. Hew- itt, Atwood; Mrs. Hewitt; Mrs. Caswell, Wingham; Doug Felker, Listowel and Kaye Rich, Wing- ham; Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, Lucknow. ews. of Combrook .a llies .Aid, baza • r is a success GODERICH ST. E. Come and see us for all your WINTERIZING NEEDS. We are here to help you through a CAREFREE WINTER WE HAVE EXCELLENT MECHANICS AT YOUR DISPOSAL TO READY YOUR CAR FOR WINTER ROWCILIFFE MOTORS PHONE 527-1670 SEAFORTH Shots for flu 5:00 p. 5-'00 -5100P 5:00p 8:00 MOO Influenza can be dev,asting for people who already haVe long- '; tent diSeases. Especially chronic heart or lung diseases. There is no agreement about recommending flu vaccinatiOn for healthy people. But authorities do agree that older people in general and people With Chronic heart or lung disease should re- ceive flu ShotS and annual booS- terS.; The Public Health Service ilSO recommends the shots for peOple who have severe diabetes acid chronic kidney digease. , Unfortunately, many patients Who need flu shots and boosters do riot get them. yet many of these people haVe direet contact • With medical institutions; eheit clinics, and emphysema ClUbei The flu, ,Which caused by different types Of inilttetita virtigeSi, can take a eensider able toll on a healthy person. • Pebble with chterile illness he.Ve an even hatdet Froth Ili to aft hOurS after the `virus '.is inhaled, the infeated perSen usually becomes acutely ill with fevers The fever maylatt evetal days and leave the perS011 exhattS, ted. the fin infeetion can pave the _way . foe pneumonia, whiCh Cali be 614 THE, BRUSSELS 016Ste 'NOVEMBER lj itt/$15' EASE JOB WITH AN OIL CHANGE (FOR BALANCE OF NOVEMBER)