HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-11-03, Page 10SIGNING UP THE WALKERS — A group of local
volunteers was busy at the Walkathon last week.
From right they are Hope Prior, Isabel Stretton, Lois
-McArter, Shirley . Cossitt, Jim Roe, :Shirley
.Wheeler, Elaine Nichol and Jean Bridg6.
(Photo by Langlois)
WANTED
New Curlers fcr 1976-77 season
LADIES'CURLING-Tuesday 1:15
New curlers may try out until
Christmas FREE
Contact MARY TENPAS - 887-6501
Wear A Poppy
Cadets from Brussels will canvass Brusseh;
Friday Night Nov. 5
from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m.
REMEMBER OUR WAR DEAD
russels Library
3 to 5 pm
Nov. 13
Sponsored by
The
Majestic Institute.
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People We
Know
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Russell of
Neepawa, Manitoba, and Mrs,,
Robert Murray of Toronto spent
the past week with Mrs, Alex
Steiss and Mrs.. George Evans
and called on many other friends,
William ` McWhirter is in
Hamilton Hospital after suffering,
a skull fracture and eye injury in a
truck crash and is reported in fair
condition.
Derrek Raymond who has been
a patient in Victoria Hospital for
some time has been transferred to
Wingham , Hospital and is,
showing improvement.
Short Shots
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Remembrance! Cadets will call at
Brussels residences in the
evening of Friday, November 5th,'
Welcome them and buy a poppy,
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The Hallowe'en characters
who 'called on their "trick or
treat," rounds may have been
frightening in appearance but a
tribute is paid here to their
mannerly behaviour. No greedy
fingers clutched a handful of
goeglies and not one forgot a
polite "Thank You". Such
Hallowe'eners are welcome at our
door any time.
* * * * * * Huronview Cranbrook
Correspondent
Mrs. Mac Engel
A number from the Cranbrook
congregation attended the 118th
Anniversary of Knox
Presbyterian Church, M onkton,
on Sunday, Oct. 31. Rev. Charles
A. Falconer, now of Strathroy,
conducted the service and
dedicated the new front doors,
Pulpit Fall, Bible Marker and
Communion Table Runner.
Mr. Rick Horst, a student at
Waterloo University will be the
guest speaker next Sunday,Nov.
7.
Personals
Mr. Wes McEachern received
news last week of the death of his
sister, Mrs. John Bridle, of
Carberry, Man .
Mr. Winston McEachern, Galt,
Cambridge, visited his parents on
the weekend.
Mr. Lynn Evans was a patient
in Wingham Hospital recently.
Mr. and Mrs. John-Beckett and
Diane of Preston Cambridge
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Wes McEchern.
Oat Rollers Meet
The seventh meeting of the
Cranbrook Oat Rollers took place
on Saturday, Oct.30, at Rosemary
Terpstra's at 1:00 p.m.
Members opened the meeting
with the 4-H Pledge. Seven
people answered the roll call. The
members have decided to have a
work meeting on Nov. 5.
They have discussed
Achieement Day. Ellen
discussed Meal Management and
Menu Planning. Mexican Chili
Rolls were enjoyed by everyone.
• Me.EMIMEMMENAMMA
Bazaar &
Bake Sale
Two new residents were welcomed to the Home this past
week. They ,were Mrs. Ed. Ball and Miss Sybil Courtice.
Marie Flynn, Lorne Lawson, Norman Speir and Charlie •
Ruffell provided the music for Monday's get together and the
Christian 'Reformed volunteers assisted with activities..
Jim Laurie of Blyth arranged and directed the Family
Nigh t program. The Swinging Gospel Singers who provide
their own accompaniment sang several gospel numbers with
Hugh •Whorton and his son Jim, Sylvia Bromer and Family.
Beth and Lori Charter entertained with Highland dancing;
accordion solos by Angela Duttman; acrobatic and step
dancing by Catherine Battye; an organ and guitar duet by
Mrs. Bert Elliott and her son Ted. Jim Laurie thrilled the
audience with his Scottish solos andTed Elliott who won the
Ontario championship this year for the down east stepping
danced a number. •Mrs. Mary Appleby thanked the
entertainers on behalf of the residents.
The annual bazaar bake sale and tea sponsored by the
Huronview Auxiliary was quite'successful. The proceeds were
donated to the purchase of a new ambulatory lift for the
Home.
The residents enjoyed an hour of organ music on Thursday
afternoon with Ed. Stiles of Goderich at the Console.
Wingham Memorial Shop
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Notice to the
ELECTORS of the VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
There will be a ratepayer's meeting in the
basement of the Brussels Public Library on
-Wednesday, November 10th
at 8 P.M. NOMINATION procedures for the
forthcoming ELECTION Dec. 6 will be
discussed.
NOTICE TO CURLERS
New Season -of curling to start
November 15 and .16
Card Party in curling room on
Tuesday Nov. 2 at 8:30
New Members welcome
Call 887-6786
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BRUSSELS 4.
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Sunday SPOelett ..Rotat Beef
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Friday and Saturday Night