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DON'T MOVETHAT LEG — They learned a lot but
they had some fun too at the first aid course in Ethel
this spring. Max Demaray gets instructions from
Ross Stephenson who's putting a splint on his
"broken" leg. (Staff Photo)
WI sees 4H work
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Morning star praises
past presidents
The members of Morningstar
Rebekah Lodge held their regular
meeting in the Lodge Hall with a
very good attendance. •
Visitors present from Goderich,
Listowel and Palmerston lodges
were welcomed. •
Acting Noble Grand Sarah
Stephenson called on Sister Barb
McCutcheon who spoke on behalf
of the Lodge members to the Past
District Deputy Presidents,
praising them for their leadership
and untir ing work they carried
out in the past years, helping to
keep the Lodge meeting and
working together.
Sister Irene Harnock, D.D.
President presented each with a
corsage. Past D.D. Presidents
were: Ada Armstrong, Marguer-
ite Crawford, Mary Lowe, Jean
Bridge and Jessie Little was
unable to attend.
Tribute was also paid to those
who had passed on. Sister Verna
Thomas, the lodge musician, was
honoured for her faithful work
and was presented with a picture
by Noble Grand Leona Connelly.
Reports were given on sick and
shut ins and routine business was
completed.
• The officers of Morningstar
Lodge presented a tableau of
rededication conducted by Barb
McCutcheon. The. Noble Grands
from visiting Lodges spoke
briefly.
Lodge then closed in, usual
manner. The Past Noble Grands
taki,ng part were Sarah Stephen-
son, Lois McCall, Annie. Thynne,
Laura Williamson, Mary David-
son, Mrs. King, Grace Sholdice,
Rene Richmond, Marg
McCutcheon, Leona Connelly,
Aleatha Rann, Edna Pearson,
Verna Thomas, Ethel Long,
Florence Webb, Mary Lowe and
Barb McCutcheon.
The evening Was arranged by
P.N.G. Vera Hastings. A social
hour followed with entertainment
by Edith and Archie with a duet
"Those were the days." and a
skit "Archie's Toothache."
Tickets were sold and prizes
distributed.
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Cudmore thanked the ladies.
The meeting was taken over by
Mrs. Alma Watson and Mrs.
Marie McCutcheon, conveners of
Family and Consumers affairs.
Marie introduced Jane Pengilley,
Home Economist, who spoke on
consumers affairs and showed a
film "Behind these Doors,"
showing _harvesting, packaging
and shipping. Miss Pengilley
thanked the Women's Institute
for their help with the 4-H girls.
Marie McCutcheon presented her
with a gift.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Cudmore, Mrs. Blake and Mrs.
Engel.
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After the furnace, the water heater is the biggest user of energy in your
home. Waste hot Water, and you're wasting valuable energy.
That's a good reason for getting full value from your water heater in
every way you can. By fixing leaky faucets.
By insulating long runs of hot water pipe.
By waiting until you have a full load before you
switch on the clothes or dishwasher. By using
cold or cool water when it will do the job.
By taking shorter showers or shallower baths.
By making sure that all the hot water that
eventually goes down the drain works hard for
you before it goes.
The Cascade electric
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and it makes good use of all 0;4
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THE BRUSSELS POST jUNE;18, 1978
The Majestic Institute met in
the Library June 9 with a good
attendance. Mrs. Doris McCall,
president, welcomed the
members and guests. Following
the opening exercises, Mrs. Alma
Watson introduced the 4-H clubs
who then presented a skit
"Crewel Embroidery."
The leaders for :the Sr. group
were Mrs. Jean Bell and Sharon
Bell." The Jr. Girls, led by Jane
McDonald and Bev Cardiff,
commented on colour and colour
schemes and also modelled their
blouses. The embroidery work
and books of both clubs were on
display. Jane McDonald thanked
the Women's Institute for spon-
soring the courses.
Laura Lucas read the minutes,
thank you notes and invitations
from Wroxeter and Moncrief.
A discussion followed on taking
a. bus to Grand Bend to see the
musical Anne of Green. Gables at
Huron Country Playhouse on
August 25 at 2 p.m., taking along
a picnic lunch. If interested in
getting tickets contasct Mrs.
Bruce McCall or Miss Laura
Lucas as soon as possible.
Used stamps are being asked
for to be sent to the A.C.W.W.
Mrs. Wilma Hemingway offered.
to look after. the stamps.
It was voted to give $10 to the
Ladies Division of the Fair Boit&
and also to enter an exhibit "To
promote Grey, Morris and.
Brussels as a good place to live."
It was mentioned that the W.I.
head a committee of different
organizations to put on birthday
parties for the residents of the
Brussels Nursing Home. A
committee consisting of Ida
Evans, Jane DeVries and Leona
Armstrong offered to look after
this,
Mrs. Amy Speirs and Mrs.
Cudmore were called to the front
and Mrs. Speirs presented Mrs.
Cudmore with a gift in apprecia,
tion for all her work through the
Years with the W.I. Mrs.
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