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The Brussels Post, 1980-03-05, Page 9ova. 11,1z1Rmmi0 Z1b1i1. •144 $ THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 5 1980 — 9 GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 13% on 1 and 5 year annual interest Rates subject to change Wingham, 237 Josephine Street, phone 357.2022 Offices in: Brampton • Chatham • Hamilton • Markham • Ottawa • Paris • Picton • Toronto • Walkerton • Willowdale • Wingham • Woodstock MEMBER CANADA DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Our 28th Season Shakespeare's Twelfth Night Shakespeare's Henry V Shakespeare's Titus Andronicus Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing Shakespeare's King Lear An adaptation of Shakespeare's Henry VI Anton Chekhov's The Seagull -John Gay's The Beggar's Opera Edna O'Brien's Virginia Carlo Goldoni's The Servant of Two Masters D. L. Coburn's The Gin Game John Guam's Bosoms and Neglect Susan Cooper and Hume Cronyn's Foxfire Eugene O'Neill's Long Day's Journey Into Night Brief Lives adapted by Patrick Garland from the writings ofJohn Aubrey How to Order Tickets All you need to know can be found in our colourful season booklet. For your free copy, write or call: (519) 271-4040 STRATFORD FESTIVAL Stratford, Ontario, Canada lytMilloP1101-190.•04141c4445W100004,14tXtgagrzikrimer.orrittrrrirr4rtutegovrilmlwrin.womilalrOIN d. 1.11a4.1:4,04,rtrttixt,tritrrozrArrvarvinlalwolxreimni. A!' 0y of prayer • Joanne Ellen McArter, daughter of Mrs'. William McAtter of RR4, Brussels and Paul John Weishar, son of. • Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weishar of RR2, Teeswater were united in marriage at Teeswater Sacred Heart Church on Friday, February 1. Father Ted Slaman officiated at the -0 ceremony. The maid of honour was Doreen McCormick of RR2, Wingham. The groothsman was Earl Reinhart and the ushers were Raymond and Steven Weisbarall of RR2, Teeswater. , • - A reception followed in the basement of the church. At Callender February not dull BY JANIS ACHESON Althotigit"February is not- ed fir being a rattier dull and solemn time ,of year, Cal- lander Residents have been' very busy. The weekly Bingo , games have been a very popular activity and Charles Buck won this month's trophy . As' usual, a. large number of residents have been participating. in the bi-monthly bowling games. This month the men's trophy was captured , by Frank Dunn and Mrs. Beatrice Cardiff won the women's trophy. The staff and residents would like to welcome Seth Pride as Callanders newest resident. On February 13th the res- idents were treated to a Birthday Party hosted by the Brussels United. Church Women. Mary Douma and Luella Mitchell brought the Grade one children from Brussels Public School and they presented a program of singing and poetry. A Valen- tine's skit, performed by Mrs. Nelva Scott, success- fully captured and held every one's attention. Afterwards Mrs. Betty Campbell played some "golden oldies" on the piano and led the children and residents in a sing-song. Then the birthday cake and gifts were distributed. The party was in honor of Alex McDonald, Miss Olive Currie) Donald McNaughton, Mrs. Annie Fry, Mrs. Laura Wil- liamson, Mr. Burns Stewart, and Mrs. Margaret Mac Donald. After decorating the Nur- sing Home, we celebrated Valentine's Day with a social and dance combined: The party was off to a good start when the talented staff, along with Mrs. Margaret MacDonald and Mrs. Beat- rice Cardiff; led the residents in a sing-a-long. After sing- ing all the requested songs we knew, we held a dance. A large number of residents and staff enjoyed dancing to the nice selection of records played by Mr. Carl Lawatski. When it was time for refresh- ments, decorated, heart- shaped cookies were served. The cookies Were made by the residents and were as delicious as they were pretty.- . Correspondent MRS, MAC. ENGEL 887-6645 The. World. Day of Prayer service will be held in Knox Church on Friday afternoon,, March 7 at 2 o'clock. All Miss Walters has. Bluevale service Correspondent MRS. JOE WALKER 357-3558 ' Miss Maureen Waiters was in charge of the ,service in KnoX Presbyterian Church, Sunday.' , Sunday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott were Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Marty Cretier, Amy-Jo, and,Janell, Mr. and Mrs. , George Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 'Henning, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker, Daryl, Marie, Sheila and Kevin. Mr. and Mrs. Wes Paulin have returned home from an enjoyable vacation in , Florida. ladies of the community are invited. 'Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler enjoyed a bus trip' on Saturday to Toronto to the Spring Flower and Garden Show. Mr. Russel Playford and girls of Thorold spent the 'weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell. Mr, and Mrs. Geo. McDonald, Moiesworth, , visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn on Saturday. Misses. Sharon and Rosanne Engel, Loncic!., are spending the week with their family here. Apple SPECIAL Spies 4.95 aunpd as well as other varieties CRUNICAN -EROS 11/2 allies south of ElginReld.on #4 Highway The Canadian Order of Forester's are holding a card party in the Community Centre on Friday evening March 7 at 8:30. Proceeds for ' Can cer Research, The Valentines Day fruit punch was tasty and topped off an enjoyable, afternoon. On Febrnary 21st Alfie Knight came and showed some of his slide collection. The slides he chose were local ones with many from the 1972 Brussels Centen- nial. Everyone enjoyed the slides and'Mr. Knight's com- mentary. He was thanked, on behalf of everyone, by Char- les Buck and was Aced to come back again soon. He stayed after the presentation to visit and chat with res- idents. We 'are constantly on the look-out for people willing to come and entertain. Anyone who would like to come and share their talent with resi- , dents, please feel free to call and we will gladly set up a convenient time.