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A .12 — THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 11, 1.981
Church services at Callander
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BY JANIS ACHESON
February has been an
interesting month for our
residents. With our ongoing
activities in full swing a new,
and much appreciated ser-
vice has been formally ini-
tiated.
The staff and resi-
dents would like to thank Bev
Cardiff for setting up a ,
regular Sunday Church serv-
ic here. The following is an
Laura Lucas entertained
members of the Afternoon
Unit of the U.C.W. in her
home on Tuesday.
19 members answered the
roll call and 41 visitations
were recorded for the month.
The president, Ida Evans
called the meeting to order
by reading a poem, "Gods
Will".
The hymn "At the name of
Jesus every knee shall bow"
opened the Devotional pro-
gram. The Bible Study,
Psalm 116 was read in
unison. Dorothy Ritchie led
in the discussion. This is one
of David's finest writings and
although it is very personal
Wingham and District
Christian High School
Society held a membership
meeting Feb. 27 at the
Wingham Bible Chapel. At
the meeting the .proposed
constitution was adopted,
and a board of directors
elected.
The membcrshp instructed
the board to promote the
cause of Christian Education
and to direct efforts towards
USE
Post
WANT-ADS
excerpt from a letter sent to
each participating Church,
by Bev, on behalf of Calland-
er Nursing Home,
"Thank you very much for
your willingness to partici-
pate in providing regular
church services for the folks
in our Nursing Home. The
staff and residents appre-
ciate your co-operation very
much.
We find that 30-40 minutes
by the extensive use of the
pronouns "1" and "Me" it is
very acceptable and delight-
ful. It is alone through
reading the Scriptures, that
we find faith, and impres-
sions of God arc manifested
to us through Christ.
Mrs. Dorothy Steffler re-
ferred to the packet material
for the study on "Partners".
Christians arc partners in the
circle of God's love. It is our
business that we form a good
partnership. We do need
help in learning to be appre-
ciative of our bountiful gifts
and blessings.
Dr. D. Brown has been a
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opening a Christian High
School in September, 1982.
Obitu ary
EDWARD GIESSLER
Edward Giessler of Fraser,
Michigan died February 26th
of heart failure after a year
long illness in his 81st year.
Mr. Giessler was born in
Germany and moved to
Detroit where he worked at
Chryslers for 32 years. He
was the son-in-law of Paul
Jeschke of Cranbrook and
was pre deceased by his wife
Hertha. Mr. Giessler greatly
enjoyed his yearly visits to
Cranbrook and to his friends
there. He is survived by his
daughter Betty Hirzel, and
granddaughter Holly.
on. Sunday afternoon is about
the right amount of time.
Maybe some of the members
of your choir and congrega-
tion would like to attend the
service.
Let us try to take as much
of the familiar to our senior
citizens, as we possibly can.
They are still members of our
Christian family and it is up
to us to show them just that. I
know that in giving of your
chaplain in the Peterborough
Civic Hospital since 1972, He
had . been a minister in
Newfoundland and Winnipeg
Following a course in Mass-
achusett s where he majored
in psychology and clincral
study, he was called to
Peterborough Hospital
time and talent to these
folks, that you will be
blessed." Bev Cardiff on
behalf of the Callander Nurs-
ing Home.
After doing some fancy
baking earlier this week, our
residents had a chance to eat
the fruits of their labor
during a Valentines Day tea
party. Jeanette Boyton acted
as hostess for the afternoon
where he and other assistant
ministers and lay people do
great work. This form of
ministry is finding its way
into many of our local
hospitals. An ordained per-
son projects a certain and
valuable type of support to
the patients.
while Freda Pipe provided a
variety of piano music for
everyone's enjoyment.
Our February bingo
champion was. Frank Dunn.
Our February birthday
party was put on by the
Brussels United Church
Women to help the following
people celebrate their birth-
days: Alex Mcdonald,
Maggie MacDonald, Burns
Stewart, Donald McNaugh-
ton and Annie Fry. Laura
Cousin and Tracy Mayer
entertained 'everyone by
singing a couple of well-
known songs and Karen and
Susan Cardiff teamed up for
a duet. The ladies led
everyone in an old-fashioned
sing-song which was enjoyed
by all. After singing Happy
Birthday, refreshments were
served and a social time
followed. This group, with
their lively program and their
high spirits, effectively
chased the winter doldrums
away.
Recently, when Freda Pipe
was in to play the piano for
us, Barb McCutcheon stop-
ped by and sang along with
the music. It wasn't very
long before she was joined by
some of our residents. What
a nice way to brighten up a
dreary winter afternoon.
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FAMILY AND CHILDREN'S SERVICES
OF HURON COUNTY
(Operated by the Children's Aid Society)
invites you to its
ANNUAL MEETING
Date: March 18, 1981 - 2:00 p.m,.
Piace:46 Gloucester Terrace, Goderich, Ont.
Speaker: Rosemary Bahr (0.A.C.A.S.)
Topic: THE ROLE OF THE VOLUNTEER
WITH FAMILIES AND CHILDREN
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Laura Lucas is hostess
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