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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-03-17, Page 4uy. Now Before April .1 Prke , Incretise GIBBON _ CC-453A Smooth Top. Range with' Pyroceram one- piece cooking surface. Patterns on surface indicating four cooking areas. • OVEN WINDOW CONTINUOUS cLEAN„OVEN —REMOVABLE oy,EN. DOOR AUTO PREHEAT- BAKE & BROILELEMENTS Reg. $600•°° NOW $499• M.C. Smith , ltd. 00 "R.2 ustoweli Ontario 'e 291-3810 M. c. SMITH tairotri z CI (.. le x ton: reit Jeilroad .1:*1 iheri One niddi on nom ' Walton UCVV topic- "Two Stars for God relatives in Sheffield and To Mr. and Mrs. Mel McCutc Karen, Wayne and Steven on Sunday, with Mr, and Allan McCall. " Sympathy from,this comm is extended to Mrs. McGavin family in the passing of G McGavin last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson chell, Ross Doug and Nel and and Mrs. Gordon Mitchell v with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Cu on Sunday. Dr. Brian and Mrs. Traviss girls, of Waterloo visited at weekend with Mr. and Mrs, II Traviss. INCOME TAX PREPARED Farmers -4 Businessmen Individuals — At Reasonable Rates. — .Ronnep3erg-i lnsurance 'Agent Open in Brussels Tuesday and• Friday Only — Ph. 887.6 1.4onkton Office Open Monday to Saturday Noon Phone 347-2241--, Any Time: Phone Early for' Appointment and Avoid the Rush The , March meeting of the '8th and 16th Unit was held on Wednesday afternoon March 10 at the home of Mrs. Jim McDonald. Melva Fraser was in charge of devotions and opened the meet- ing by reading, Psalm 693 followed by scripture from Luke 24 verse 39. A meditation based on the scripture reading was given entitled, Look at Your Hands. Prayer was offered. Hymn 483, "He Leadith Me" was sung. Melva chose as her topic the Psalms, "A Hymn Book of Humanity", Hymn 502, "What a Friend we have in. Jesus" was sung and devotions were closed by everyone repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison. Vera McDonald was in charge of business. Minutes were read by Marilyn McDonald and roll call' was answered by nine members. ' The C.W.L. Of St. Ambrose Church was host to the Wingham and District Pro-life group, Voice of the Unborn, on March 9. Dr. Willke's slide and tape presentation, "Abortion, HoW It Is" was shown and followed by a discussion period. The Education Committee of the pro-life group said, Pro-lite groups are concerned with pre, serving the dignity of human life. Therefore they are concerned about such life issues as: abortion euthanasia, child abuse, infanti- cide, and human experimentation They are also concerned for niother's suffering damage, phy- Sic:al and mental, who need help and guidelines, The office of the Prime Muni- /1-4HE BRUSSELS POSTi April 4th at 7:30p.m. plans to be made after church service that day to see who can go either church. Plans were made for the Thankoffering on. April 11 when several offered to take fruit loaves, others donated money. Mrs. Traviss closed with a poem, "In Grandmother's Di y" follow- ed by the Mizpah benedition. Grace was sung and Lunch was served by Mrs. Emerson Mitchell Mrs. Bill Humphries and Mrs. Jack. McEwing., Personals Mr.. and Mrs. John Baan arrived home Thursday past from a 4 day bus trip to theAmerican Pork Congress in Indianopolis, Indianna. Miss Lynn McDonald, R.N. now of London spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Mr. Joe Stiffler was a patient last week in Seaforth Community Sunday sermon- U,se your soil well Sunday morning church service the Second Sunday in Lent, was in charge of our minister, Rev. Ed. ,Baker, who took as his sermon, "Use your, soil well". The choir rendered a pleasing anthem, "I'd like to do something for Jesus". The offering was received by Jack McEwing, Ross Bennett and Ron Bennett. The flowers in front of the church were in memory of the late Gordon McGavin placed there ,by the family. Collection was received also copper collection taken. Invitations were received • to Thankoffering at Blyth on April 4 with Rev. VV ilema Brown of Bluevale church as guest speaker and also to Brussels on April 4 with Rev. Wes Ball of Gorrie as speaker. The Thankoffering will be held April 11 at 8p.m. with Marie McGavin and Olene Dennis to show their pictures of Cuba. A list of shut-ins in the group are to be in to Mrs. M. Baan`by April 4. After some discussion on the Ham Supper on June 8 a motion was made by Lois Houston and seconded by Melva Fraser that the price by for Adults $3.00 and Children$1.50 Lunch was • served by the hostess, Mrs. Jim. McDonald to close the meeting. stet Of Japan coriditeted a survey in 1969 of the complications of abortion in that country (Japan has been performing abortions for 23 yeats). The survey listed the following-findings!' 9% sterility. . 14% increase in miscarriages in subsequent pregnancies, 400% increase rzi tubal pregnancies. -17% menstrual ittegularities.:20, 30% abdominal pain, dizziness, headaches. It was pointedout that figures ttottt Eastern Europe reveal A , great escalation in the numbers of abortions following legislation to legalize .atiOrtioni, After 20 or more years, • Softie of these countries have re,-introduced Oh= Sitterabld restrictions to their laws, MARCH 016 Hospital. The hostesses for the euchre this Friday evening in the community hall will .be Mrs. Laverne , Godkin, Mrs. Neil McGavin, Mrs. Nelson Marks, and Mrs. Alviri McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kirkby 38 members at Mission Band There were 38 members pre- sent for the March meeting, ofthe Mission Band held in the church basement on Sunday morning. The World Day of Prayer was observed with members of differ- ent classes taking pant from the program sheet. Peter Bennett read the secretary's report. Cathy McGavin took up the offering, The treasurer's report was given.. Cathy McGavin was pianist for hymns sung during the meeting. The children went to their classes under the leadership of the teachers, Mrs. Ross Bennett, Mrs. Merton Hackwell, Miss Latni Dennis and 'Mrs. Walter Be' .ey. -WW -, have arrived home from bus trip to Texas. The ladies in the village quilted a couple of crib quilts the first of this week at the home of Mrs., Bill Humphries. — Miss. Joan Bennett of Sarnia spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. Ron Bennett. Mrs. Edna Hackwell was a dinner guest with. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell.. Wey. They all visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Rae at St. Pauls ,on Sunday. Mrs. Phyllis Dunk and friend Mrs. Nora Casson have returned home, following a visit with ith h, t ilver th yc sea firs iod k to h to "rtim Br b ug Frill ilvi ivvieeerno core. in . lti ille l he t l and et re gc 2 rus, h ga yed vert is ii pan ho mo on c11.11 play mo nin w up re sc hart mes. n of w me inst 3 emh re T eel( ggin nst an Ug war dd C( ighl Cut e dm eat sol veil nil one sea rec re tie( rd it sa vin rte To: vii ht 11 so eft Si ry Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall . There were twenty ladies pre- sent for the March meeting of the Walton Unit, which was held in the church basement on Wednes- day evening. Mrs. Jack McEwing opened the meeting with the Call to Worship. Hymn "Take time to be Holy" was sung accompanied by Mrs. Ray Huethef at the piano. Mrs. Gerald Watson read the scripture lesson, from Matthew 6:24-34 followed by the meditation based on the 34th verse, "One day at a time"t`Beneath the cross of Jesu4' was sung. Mrs. McEwing read a couple of poems followed by prayer, Mrs. Bill Humphries gave a very interesting Topic on "Two Stars. for God" from a book she received after being in the hospital. It was the story of Dale Evans from the time she married Roy Rogers in 1947 telling the heartaches of their family through the years. Mrs. Herb Traviss presided for the business. The minutes were approved as read by secretary, Mrs. Howard Hackwell. The roll call for the copper contest' sides were taken. Collection was received by Mrs. Don Achilles and dedicated by Mrs. Traviss. Tickets were given out for the work free Bazaar with donations in envelopes to be handed in at our April meeting. Announce- ments were given' out from the U.G.U. executive meeting. Wal- ton Unit to wash communion cups . in April. Invitations to Thank offerings, Brussels. April 4th and Blyth 8th & 16th Unit set prices for Ham Supper . CWL hosts Pro-life group