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met in the Legion Hall with a
good attendance of members and
visitors from the Blyth Club.
President, Mrs, Carl Henning-
way welcomed the guests and
minutes and treasurer's report
were read by the secretary, Mrs.
Clark Matheson.
During business it was decided
not to take a bus trip to the Royal
this year but to make a quilt to
raise some money.
It was agreed to pay Provincial
dues and Wilbur Turnbull agreed
to be treasurer to replace Mrs.
Harold Kerney who is going to
her sister's for the winter. Mrs.
Mary Snell consented to be
Sunshine Secretary.
The program consisted of solos
by Kathy McGavin, Walton;
several numbers by "Great
Expectations", Brussels; piano
solo, Mary Ellen Knight; 2 dances
by Carol Wheeler; accordian solo
by Charlie Buck, and community
singing led by Marie McGavin
with her mother, Mrs. Johnston
at the piano.
Euchre, lost heir, crokinole and
scrabble games were enjoyed on
the new card tables including
three donated by Mr. & Mrs. Mel
Jacklin.
Plans were made for an exhi-
bition of crafts at the November
afternoon meeting.
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Special music was provided for the Sunday morning chapel
service by the Ontario Street Men's quartette. Members of
the quartette are Don Symons. John Levis, George Turner,
Stanley Johns and are accompanied by the organist of the
Church, Mrs. Doris McKinley. Rev. McWhinnie, Chaplain of
the Home, conducted the service.
Mr.Ed. Stiles, of Goderich, played an hour of organ music
for the residents in the Chapel on Thursday afternoon.
The Rythm Band from the Goderich Psychiatric Hospital
were unable to come to "Family Night" so coloured slides of
the Birthday parties were shown and Pearl Gidley played the
piano.
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NE .BRUSSELS :POST , NOVEMBER 130.
TODAY'S CHILD
BY HELEN ALLEN
HE WANTS A FAMILY
Glenn is 14 and his dearest Wish is to have a family. He knows
at chances for adoption diminish as. a boy gets older but he
nrently hopes possible parents will be seeing him now.
Glenn is a slight, handsome lad of French and German
estry. He has had a number of mov-es and disappointmentsin
s life, none of them his fa-cdt, but they haVe resulted in his
ng a bit behind in school. Be is eh average student in Grade
den.
Glenn is likable, affectionate and eager to learn to please
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interested in sports — including swimming and bike riding.
len reads a great deal. He is keen on travelling and loves to talk
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here the father will take a special interest in him. He can be
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