The Brussels Post, 1963-10-17, Page 5
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PRESBYTERIAN CHJI;C"•I 1
IN CANADA
MELVILLE Ci-IURCI.
Minister: nev. W. J. Morrison MA
Organist:. Mrs. Frank Thompson
ARCT
10.00 a.m. Church School,
11 a.m. Laymen's Service
Huron County Chapter RI\TA0
were guests of the Exeter nurs-
es for their September meeting,
held at South Huron Hospital,
Guest speaker for the meet-
ing was Mr, F. Mackie, president
of the Lonclort Chapter of the
Cystic Fibrosis Society.
Cystic fibrosis is a congenital
and hereditary disease and is
the most chronic disease of in-
fancy and childhood. About one
in every 1,000 babies is born
with the disease. While there is
no known cure for cystic fibro-
sis, continuous and aggressive
research has already increased
the life expectancy of cystic
fibrosis patients. Mr. Mackie
told the nurses that the cost of
drugs to the parents of cystic
fibrosis children is very great.
The Cystic Fibrosis Society is
a voluntary health organization
dedicated to cystic fibrosis re-
search and to the objectives of
professional, public and parent
education.
It is encouraging, Mr. -Mackie
stated, that due to research the
life expectancy of the cystic
4.•
fibrosis 'child has been raised
from one to twelve years, and
in some eases into adult life. .
At present the number of
Chapters is growing across Cam
ado. There are new 19 Chap-
ters.
The greatest need of the so-
ciety is money to carry on re-
search and to help in the care
of Cystic Fibrosis patients.
The progress made in re-
search is most rewarding and
anyone who contributes to their
Cystic Fibrosis Society can feel
satisfaction that such progress
is being made.
The film, "The Pied Piper,"
was shown at the conclusion
of the address..
The president thanked Mr.
Mackie for his most informa-
tive talk and expressed appreci- •
ation on behalf of the nurses
for his time in coming to Exe-
ter.
A delicious lunch was served
to the nurses at the conclusion
of the meeting, and a vote of
thanks extended to Miss Clay-
pole and her staff.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rector: ltey. H. 1., Jennings
BA. LTH.
Organist: Mra, B. RiblOtt
ST. JOHN'S
11 a.m. Morning Prayer
and. Church School.
ST., DAVID'S, HanfrYn
2 p.m. Bible Study
FOR "SALE
G)111C ton
Leonard Leeining, Walton
phone:, 870,X2 Seatorth
FOR SALE --
Wolfe apples and Winter ,
Pears. 'Mrs. Harry Workman
PhOne: 433W7,
LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
60 head good quality I-1,ereford
Steers, 800 - 850 each. Will split
in smaller lots it desired.
Roy Gramm, Pinkerton
Phone Cargill 366-2494
or 3 6-2,478
itAINSIKO,OK
Mr. L, G. Nelson conducted
Than.kSgiving service at eleven
o'clock on. Sunday, The Church
was deora.ted with trait, flowers
and vegetables by members of
the Y.P.S. A solo was coa-
1 tributed by Joanne Dunn.
1V1r. and. Mrs, Jim Debi) ey,
Billy and Heather, of Stoney
greek and 1V1ir. Glenn Craig, Pert
'Credit visited n,t the home of
Mrs. James Noble.
Thanksgiving Visitors in. the
community included. Mr. and.
Mrs. Winston Ma.blachern and.
famillY,. 'Galt, with Mr. and Mrs.
Wes MOEiachern. IVItr. and Mrs.
13111 Glaris; and sons, Miss Eliza-
beth Cooper, and Gerald Huetter'
all. of London, with Mir. and
Mrs. Glenn Huetlisr.
Mr. and. 1V1rs. Prank Sulii4s nit
fanuly spent Thanksgiving ,.t.
Fenelon Ji ills.
1Vlass Mary menonald, Toronto,
spent Thanksgiving with her
parents Mr. and tints. Martin
McDonald.
Mr. William ,Wasman oc. Wind-
sor, spent last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Perrie and
attended the World Plowing
Mr. John Wiseman .B.A. or
Moosejaw, and now of Kona
College, spent Thanksgiving with
James Perrie.
oric e:
Duff's United Church, Walton,
swill hold their annual Turkey
,Supper Wednesday evening,
November 6th, in the church.
Keep this date open,
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
Anniversary Services
SUNDAY, OCTOBER: 20th
11 a.m. Guest Speaker: Dr. A. B, B, Moore, President and
Vice-Chancellor of Victoria 'University, Toronto.
7.30 p.m. "Sheep of All Shades"' (TheMinister Preaching)
Special Music by the Choir at Both Services.
You are Invited to Attend
When in 1..istowel, make sure yes
VISIT:
THE I Ciatn Lin d en STORE
Men's Wear Ladies' Wear Furs
A/P1GYLE AVENUE For Quality & Satisfaction LiSTOWEL.
Around the Corner from the Bank of Montreal — Aimee
Frem the Poet Offis.
Lis towel
Phone 285
DISCUSS CYSTIC FIBROSIS
WITH HURON COUNTY NURSES 2.3"" Yo" ng Pe°91" 8.011riee
If YOU ARE AMBITIOUS, I
you can make goon with a, Raw-
leigh business in Huron Co. Per-
ananent connection with large
manufacturer. Only reliable
hustler considered. Write Raw-
leigh'a, Dept, Jr162-121, 4006
Richelieu, Montreal.
BOY SCOUT APPLE DAY
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19th
Support Your Local Cubs- and Scouts!
CAMP6ELL SOUP COMPANY
Limited
Listowei, Ont.
HAVE OPENIN'GS FOR
FEMALE.
For both day and afternoon shifts. Five day week.
Good rate of •pay. Cafeteria facilities, comp naive
ilifsurance program available.
Applications should be made to the
PLANT PERSONNEL OFFICE
ineinomemalowionwoomsaadoi..
LAST CHANCE if
RED CHERRIEfiS
22 lb. Pail Only $525
STRAWBERRIES
30 lb. Pail Only $10.25
RASPBERRIES
AZOZSe.,altati4-...„,}0
28 lb. Pail Only $9.95
BLUEBERRIES
20 lb. Pail Only $6.50
Get Yours Now at
'COUSINS DAIRY
Phone 22 Brussels, Ont.
WOMEN
with Avon Cosmetics — part or
Ckhristmaa selling starts early"
HALLOWE'EN 'MASQUERADE DANCE
full, time — valuable sales
Cranhrook Community Centre territory now available.
Write .614.s. i14. Allison, 17
FRIDAY, NOV. 1st liawkesburi Cr., London, or
Music By -- SAN-ANTONNEES call collect 432 - 9019 between
8 p. in. B.
Prizes for Costumes Lunch Booth
Kitchen range, coal or wood; Sponsored by Hall Board Admission at' Popular Prices
Heater, coal or wood; Electric
rangette; 4 bedroom suites:
single bed; complete dining room'
suite; Laundry bench and tub;
!qualms horse; Ironing board;
Mantle clock; Quilts and other
articles. Mrs. Lauta Jerinyn
Phone: Brussels 90
will be held
Ontario Dept. of Agriculture Rotted Rooms
CLINTON ONT., oa
MONDAY, OCTOBER 21st
at 8:30 p.m.
GUEST SPEAKER will be
R. C. BRADFORD, Dairy Fieldman
for Huron County
Topic: "A" MILK OR CREAM QUALITY CONTROL
Will ail Cream Producers, especially the Ladles, Plan to
attend this very important meeting
Horace Delbridge, Chairman.
FOR SALE
HURON COUNTY
APPLICATIONS WANTED
Applications will be received
by the undersigned until 2 p.m.
October 2,1st, 1963, for grader
operator for Township of Morris.
Applicants to state experience.
if ate.
Any application not neces-
eerily accepted.
Aden "D. Madan Clerk
L.PHoLliTtM.11,"
centre street
esArtntrtt
Telephone 446
For oh kinds of uphtiliterlind
Brawls Iferiressfitarnee •
SMIAVIM MANOR •
Cream Producers' Annual Meeting