The Brussels Post, 1969-09-11, Page 4A FAREWELL PARTY
for FRANK and HELEN SMITH
(formerly of Cranbrook)
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th
IN CRANBROOK COMMUNITY CENTRE
Card Party Ladies Please Bring- Lunch
Ow,
,.:r Fri.ij4Fni „$,
We insured our winter wheat last years`
oir ,verage farm yield. Like any other
we're glad we did'nt have to collect,'1
was nice to have the protection —.1
This year, we intend to insure again.'`
J M Fraser, Spring Farms
What about you? — Are you going to take a
chance this year? Are you willing to gamble you'll
have a good crop that yields a proper return on
your investment of time, money and effort?
What if your wheat is hit by winter-kill ? Or hail?
Or flattened by wind ? Yields could be down
'CO low it could mean financial disaster.
Are you able to take the risk?
You don't have to, Protect yourself, your crop and
your farm future with lbw-cost crop insurance.
The deadline for applications for winter wheat
insurance is Oct. 1st— or 10 days after seeding —
whichever comes first. And remember crop in-
surance premiums are income tax deduct-
ible. Talk to your local agent. He's listed
below, Or write us today.
THE CROP INSURANCE COMMISSION OF ONTARIO
Parliament Buildings, Totonto 5, Ontario
Crop Insurance Details and Application
BOX 299 BLYTH, ONT.
ItItt73.81% PWiT, Igt,titll.114.14ki, ONTARIO
11th, 100
COMING EVENTS
EUCHRE and LOST HEIR PARTY
In licmour of NIr. and Mrs. lion
11111 'Joyce Procter') on Saturday,
Sept. 13, 1909, at 9 p.m, in lielgrave
Women's Institute Hall, Ladies
please bring luneh. 1 YeryOne'
• welcolne..
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:\jodel Id, Pliant' 320W4 talk':
HOWICK LIONS BINGO
The I lowick 1.10ns 'now will
held Friday, September 12, at
N.lin p.m, in Wroxeter Community
11'111. Admission $1. 12 Regular
gantes for $10: 2 "Share the
'Wealth": one $25 Special; jack-
pot of :11 SO in 5S calls; Door prizes
and Lucky Draws.
CliANBROOK
(continued. from page onel-
Sunday morning, September 1.4th,
at .9.45 a.m. • •
:\Irs. Lavinia Hodges, Windsor,
'visited %vith Mr. nod -Mrs, Stuart
Stevenson,
Cranbrook W. I. Mcetion
Mrs. Mac Macintosh 'vis bust
ess for the September meeting el
the rranbrook W.A. The meeting
opened in the usual way. The roll
call was for storing bulbs",
and attendance was eleven memb-
ers cod One guest. Reports were
given by Mrs. Leslie Knight. Nrs.
Clare :Veitch and Mrs. Ooldwin
Knight, It was ninvc'd and second- ,
ed that a display would be en t er-
ed at the Brussels Pair, This will
be -4 song lilies displayed'
floral arrangements". ' Mrs. Wm.
'Bremner, Mrs. Allan MeTaggart,
Mrs, Leslie Knight and Mrs. Glare
Velteb were appointed to look
after it, at was decided not to have
a booth this year. Delegates
appoined to attend the Guelph
Conference in October were
airs. _1]1nn MeTagcmrt,
fired Strickler and Mrs. Mac -Mac-
intosh, Mrs.. Allan :Te.Taggart re-
ported on the Annual meeting of
Fast fluren held in Wroxeter. The
motto lqiie garden tools men
admire are. efficienl, durable and
light enough for his wife to
handle", prepared by Mrs. Frank
Workman was read by Mrs. Mac
MeIntosh. 4-truee. Bonnie and,
Heather MilcIntesh en tort ii a
and skits, Mrs. Wm.
introduced 11rs. Cud•
a more. Brussels. who gave a demon-
stration On "Floral Arrangement".
Mrs. 'Bremner conducted a contest
and the meeting closed with "Owl
Save the Queen" and lunch.
W,M.S. Afternoon Group
The i.zeatember meeting of the
Afternoon Oroup of the W.M.S.
held at the home of Mrs.
Veitch with an attendance of 13,
Mrs, John Schnork was leader and
opened with a reading, followed
by singing a Psalm. The Lord's
Prayer. Was repeated in unison,
The Scripture reading front . John
41433 was read by Mrs.: Mac
Engel and Mrs. Schnook gave the
MeditatiOn. Mrs, John Petrie led
in prayer. The roll call was a
verse pertaining to "harVest". An,
nouneement was made of a Work,
shop on Wednesday, October 15
and a meeting with the Flvening
Group ori September V; at the
home of Mrs. Stuart Stevenson.
Mrs. Nichol, Listowel. Presby-
terial Visitor is to be present.
Cards and visits were recorded by
Miss Alice ForeSt. The topic,
"What shall the harvest be?" was
prepared by Miss Forrest and read
by Mrs. Calvin Cameron. The Oct-
ober Meeting WI'l he at the home
Of Mrs. Allan Smith in 'Brussels,
The hostess by Airs.
Dick 11radshaw in serving lunell.
The meeting elosed with a hymn
and the benediction, •.