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The Brussels Post, 1980-03-12, Page 7Ontario tide future hall • THE .BK490,8 POST) .m.A.RcH-12 1980 NOW, THIS IS THE WAY IT GOES Arlene Dunbar as Annie Oakley and Don McDonald as Frank Butler were busy rehearsing a number in the production of Annie Get Your Gun at the Grey Central School in Ethel on Tuesday night. The play is to be held in April. Old Ilsone music at Huronview Correspondent *RS. 'MAC ENGEL 887.6645 If you have trouble telephoning' Cranbrook friends this week its because the. W.I. members_ are busy calling all the honseholds in the cranbrook area. They are co-operating with' the Hall Board to inform everyone, of, the InterestConcern Meeting on March 14 at 8:30 regarding the future of the Cranbrook • Community , Centre. it is, hoped that the meeting will supply suggestions, ideas, and support for the Hall Board. DAY OF PRAYER The World Day of Prayer was observed on . Friday afternoon in the church base- ment.Mrs. Clare Veitch was leader for the special service on "Responsible Freedom" prepared by the Christian women of Thailand "Take, time to be holy" was sung. Others taking parts were Mrs. Donald Perrie, Mrs. Leslie. Knight, Mrs. Stuart Stevenson, and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, Mrs. John Vanass .and Mrs. Loren Strickle took part in, deialogue adapted from a trite event, in Thailand, "What a friend We have in. Jesns", Was sung and the offering 'was taken by Mrs., Jack. Conley and Mrs, Lloyd Smith. Mrs. W. Strickler In- troduced the speaker, Mri. Don Nolan, who gave An 'interesting talk on the theme "Responsible - Freedom." She also told "of her involve- ment And experience with "Marriage Encounter" and responsible freedom within- family and marriage. All joined in a'question and answer period..Mrs.. Vanass, etpressed the thanks, of the group to Mrs. Nolan. A brief business meeting of the W.M.A. was held. Mrs. Veitch pronounced the Benediction and ,,a, social time followed when refreshments were served by Mrs. Stanley Fischer, Mrs. Jack Knight and Mrs. Mac Engel. CARD PARTY ' The card party on Friday night was well attended with 17 tables playing. High score was won by Mrs. Fred Sawyer and Elgin Adams. 1,6w Count was Mrs. Mac Abram and.Leslie. Knight. Mrs. Jack Conley and Cliff Hoegy received the prize for lone hands and Mrs,. Abram for the least moves.. The prizes were donated , by Smith's. Red and White, Listowel, McDonald Buildali? and Wilfred Stricklers. The Foresters are holding another card party, on Friday evening, March 21 at 8:30. PERSONALS Mrs. Earl Dunn spent several days in Listowel with her father, Stanley Machan. Sympathy is extended to the Machan family in the death of Mrs. Machan last week. John Vanass left on Thursday for a short holiday . with his family in Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Bill. Hastings, Kitchener spent a few days last week with Mr. and. Mrs. Stanley Fischer. Mr, and ;Mrs, Earl Dunn visited on the weekend with Mr. and' Mrs. Bill Machan, London. A miscellaneous shower- is to be held at the Cranbrook Com munity Centre for Heather Smith on March 19 at 8 o'clock. Normal Care sitting room was the scene of Old Tyme Music this week. Mr. Cecil Skinner, Mr. Norm. Speir, Mrs, Elsie Henderson and Mr.. Jim `Ruddock provided the Musicial entertainment. Pat Thurlow, Muriel Gib- son,: Grace Peck, Mrs. Alligler, Margaret Murray, Mary Ross,Elsie Henderson, - MaCgAret Mitch,e11,,,Gerttude Cot dl Ruby 146Vittle; Tina McNaughton, Maude Lee'phig, and Mrs. Della Clark' enjoyed the Fashion ShoW,: GOderich' on Wednesday afternoon. Our ladieS were• there in 'time to enjo0he fancy cookies and tea before the showing of the lateSt fashions. ReV. Bob DeGraw con- ducted Bible Study in the chapel:, on Thursday after- noon.,Rev. DeGraw is filling in fors Mrs. Prouty who is vacationing •in Florida • this' month: World Day of Prayer was held at Huronview on FridAY morning. The ;Over 90 Club met this week in First North Sitting Room, Mr. Frank Bissett supplied the music al pro- gramme, and the residents enjoyed singing along with the piano, Cookies and tea were served at the close. We would like to send special birthday greetings to Miss ' Margaret Mitchell whose birthday is March 7th. Margaret comes down to the craft room each morning and serves the Residents tea, coffee, and a cookie. Margaret also takes our Special Care Residents to church each Sunday and to other programmes through- out the week. We would like to take this opportunity to thank. Margaret for all the little services that she does for us in the home. Sympathy is expressed to the families of Mary McArter, and Miss Maudie Kemp. Miss Colleen McGuire will be here'on March 17th to put on a special St. Pat's pro- ? gramme. On March 21st, the Goderich Museum wilt have a display at HurOtivieW for our Antique Day All visitors are 'more than welconie. The new Ontario Child Welfare Act requires that professional persons who work with or who treat children must report suspected cases of child abuse to a Children's Aid Society. That's the law. Reporting suspicions of child abuse is one of the best ways to help prevent child abuse happening again. Child abuse is everyone's concern. Teachers, doctors, nurses, social workers-all persons who work with or who treat children-need your active support if they are to keep children from being abused. The professionals need your assistance You're part of the solution. To find out more about child abuse write for our free booklet, "YOU AND'THE ABUSED CHILD". Keith Norton, Minister of Community and Social Services William Davis, Premier. Reporb ofchild abuse have more than doubled over the past five years. Write to: Child Abuse Information Ministry of Community and Social Services 7th Floor, Hepburn Building Queen'S Park, Toronto, Ontario M7A 1E9 • Ignoring it won't make ft go away.