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invited 'to, attend. A special
program., and luncheon are.
planned. Anniversary spoons are
now for sale in either silver or
gold plate. Mrs., C. Watson is in
charge of this project.
Miss Skelton gave interesting
information on the Central Main-
land Marine Mission in British
Columbia and .of the "Thomas.
Crosby V" Mission boat. This
work is a part of the Mission
Project for .1975.
Mrs. Smith continued.the Bible
study with questions and answers
on the book of Genesis. ,
Mrs., Steffler offered prayer
and refreshments were served.
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report of any fire.
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'Our village is guiet these days,
This is a farming community,
The farmers are busy with their,
spring planting. Their wives and
many village residents, have aiso
been engaged with work in their
gardens and flower beds,
Business along the main Street;
has been noticeably affected.
Morris
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Municipal Engineer.
A grant of $150.00 will be given
Brussels Medical-Dental Centre,
A penalty of one per cent per
month and one, per cent interest
per month commencing January
1, 1975 on unpaid taxes was set,
Council decided that $1,500.6
will be given Morris Recreation
Committee.
Accounts approved for. pay.
ment were:. . Roads $10,204.14
and General $4,058.12 for a total
of $14,262.26.
Council will meet again June 2,
the unselfish love of a mother for
her husband and family.. The
hymn 'Happy the Home" was
sung to bring this part of the
program to a close.
Mrs. Steffler was in charge of
the business. Plans were made
for a 50th anniversary picnic to be
held on June 3 at the church. All
ladies of the congregation are
Weston — Mixed or match --
Hot Dog or Hamburg
Schnelder's
16 BEEF PATTIES
E. D. Smith —
CHERRY PIE FILL
qvIrs. J. Smith was hostess for
the .May meeting of the afternoon
UCW on Tuesday, May 6 with 15 •
members present. Mrs.
Hemingway convened the Devo-
tions with the theme "Mother".
She used poems and readings to
honour Mothers on their special
day. The story of Maggie and
John a Welsh couple portrayed
Nothing sets off a house better
than a beautiful lawn; and that's
what we want you to have. This
means a lawn that is properly
planted, adequately fed and
watered, with weeds always
under control. A well fed lawn
will produce a strong strand of
grass, thick and green, so thick in
'fact that weed will not have a
Chance to grow. But if you are
just starting to get the lawn you
really want, then you might want
to rely on a special weed and feed
containing Golden. Vigoro that is
fast working and long lasting,
along with Illex that will control I
most of the weeds in your lawn.
Be sure to follow the recommend-
ations printed on the bag.
Crabgrass is an annual weed,
not a perennial as so many think it
may be, but as the weed goes to
seed in the Fall it embeds itself in
the lawn. The solution to this
problem, and a problem it is, too, '"
is Crabgrass Preventer. It kills
the crabgrass• seeds just as they
start to germinate. Rule of thumb
application is to apply just as the
lilacs are coming into bloom.
In summing up then this is the
month to select your plant
material from your local estab-
lished nursery or garden centre.
Why? If the plants you purchase
don't grow, you can always return'
and ask why. Feed the lawn and
apply weed control, and spray
trees, shrubs and roses.
LEGION AND AUXILIARY — A large crowd
attended the Brussels Legion installation,of officers
Saturday night. Members of the Legion and
Auxiliary in this group photo are: Back, left, A.
Webb, S. Workman, R. Duncan, J. Brewer, G.
Bridge, T. Garniss, A. Nichol, Nancy Wettlaufer;
Archie Willis, Kay Duncan, R. Bennet, H.,Dobson,
T. MacFarlane, H. Stretton was absent. Front Row,
L. to R. B. Elliott, J. Lamont, M. Brewer, G. Dellow,
J. Bridge, B. MacFarlane, J. Miller. -
(Photo by Elaine Nichol)
Afternoon unit honours mothers
Feed lawn this month
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