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BRUSSELS VEGETARIANS
4-H CLUB piano by Mrs. John BrYants. Some
former Members sang in the choir
on Sunday morning, including John
Ritchie, Mrs. Peter B. Gardiner of
Toronto: Mr, and Mrs. John
MrDonald. Mr. and Mrs. John Item-
ittld Miss Bessie Davidson.
E. M. 0. SERIES
ON TV
Second Meeting
toll :le-member 4th the aecoud
lueoPiltg of the 13rw3sels Vegetar-
ians' 441 Club was held in the.
Wheeler home at 9:00 a.m. The
meeting opened with the 4-H pledge
followed by the reading of the
minutes.
The roll call WAS answered by the
11 members present.
Business was diacussed and then
there was a demonstration,
The notes were obtained and the
meeting closed with the Queen.
CAMPBELL SOUP -COMPANY LIMITED
LISTOWEL,
REQUIRE
FEMALE EMPLOYEES
FOR TEMPORARY PLANT WORK
DURING THE
FALL FOWL SEASON
APPLICANTS SHOULD VISIT THE PLANT PERSONELL
OFFICE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
FOUND —
heather case with two car keys.
Owner may have same att he office
of the Brussels Pest.
Murray McDonald, county co-
ordinator. Emergency Measures
Organization of Huron, is presenting
a series of talks on Focus over
CKNX-TV, and is seen with Bruce
St. George on Monday evenings. The
Program commences at. six
'vi/ALTON
Duffs United Chorea
Anniversary Service
Well Attended
Nearly 1,000 persons attended the
dOth anniversary Service at Dutfa
Putted Church, Walton, on Sunday
morning. The auditorium was
crowded to capacity, and about 300
persons heard the service in the
basement through a loud-speaker
system. The auditorium was again
filled for the evening serrylce, Two
former ministers spoke at the
services, Rev. 'Dolton Hazelwood.
or Hamilton in the morning, and
Ttev, Mr. Mines of Embro at night.
Music was under the direction of
Mrs, Harvey Brown, assisted at the
You Are Invited
To Meet and Hear
THE HONOURABLE JOHN ROBARTS
PREMIER OF ONTARIO
and Mrs. Robarts
A N D
GEORGE McCUTQFIEON
PROGRESSIVE CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE
and Mrs. McCutcheon
AT A RECEPTION
TO BE HELD AT
The Brussels Public School
FROM 8 TO 10 P.M.
TUESDAY OCTOBER 2nd 1962
EVERYONE WELCOME
COME AND BRING YOUR FRIENDS
CRAN BRO °I(
Strickler demonslrated ineasuaing
flour, lard and sugar.
The meeting was closed with
the Queen.
Second Cranbrook 444 Club Meeting
The second meeting of 'the Oran-
brook "Crunchy Carrots" was held
on Sept. 15 at 9:30 a.m. at Geraldine
McTaggart's home. The meeting
opened with the 4-H pledge followed
by the roll call answered with a
vegetable brought from home.
Nancy Strickler read the minutes
Servicee in Knox Presbyterian
Church on Sunday, Sept, 30, will be
held as follows. Sunday School will
meet at 10.16 and the reguar morn-
ing service at 11 a.m. On Sunday,
Oct 7 services will be at 10 and 11
a.m. respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. John Finalyson, of
Detroit, spent several days with
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Hugel and also
attended the special morning service
in Duff's United Church, Walton.
Mrs, iGordon Knight and family
have moved to their new home in
Listowel, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Knight have taken up residence on
the farm on the 10th con,
of the preVious meeting.
A name was chogen for the club.
It was decided to have black covers
with orange felt letters for the
books.
Notes were taken on. the outline
sheets and then. Mrs. McTaggart
demonstrated "Cheese Sauce." and.
.`Parsley Sauce", which the members
ate over baked potatoes and boiled
cauliflower.
The meeting was closed with,
the Queen. •
First Cranbrook 4-H Club Meeting
The first meeting of the Cran-
brook 4-H Club was held on Sept. 8,
at 9:30 a.m. the home of the leader,
Mrs. W, Strickler,
The meeting was opened with the
4-H pledge followed with the elect-
ion of officers as follows:
President Sandra Fischer
Vice President Nancy Strickler
Rress Reporter .... Sheila Strickler
Pianist Geraldine McTaggart
All the members are to bring a
s'aggestion for a club name to the
next meeting. The next meeting
will be held at the home of the
assistant leader, Mrs. MoTaggart ott
Sept. 16 at 9:30 a.m.
Oeraldiue DicTaggart and Sheila
IN MEMORIAM
McCI7TCHEON r— In loving
memory of Lorne and Williaft
McCutcheon, who died tragically,
September 23rd, 1953,
To hear your voices and see your
smiles,
To sit with you and talk awhile,
To be together in the same old way
Would be our dearest wish today.
Sadly missed and lovingly
remembered by mother, brothers
and 'sisters.
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