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IN MEMORIAM
WHAT'S DOING
AT GUIDES?
Postal: Lori, Maxine
Seamstress: June
Five of the Guides participated
in the Thinking Day ceremony'
which was held in India last year.
The Guide exercises were then
brought to a. close arid Barb
Watts presented the Guide of the
Year. Bonnie Richmond, with the
M. L. Watts "Girl Guide Trophy
of The Year"
Louise Procter, a member of the
Lateknow Rangers, and 'former
member of the 'Brussels Cstide.
Co., Svelte on her trip Of 1970 to
THE UNITED CHURCH Carousel Came held in Vancouver.
Rana Richmond expressed
sincere thanks from the Brownies, MINISTER: Rev., E. L. LeDrew
Guides, and mothers to Louise.
ORGANISTS. Mrs. John eryans
Mrs. Ella Alcoek read the min-
Mrs. Alice Williams utes of the previous Mothers'
meeting Which was held at. Barb 10:15
Watts': Pat Langlois spoke about Sunday School •
11:30 A.M. a Skate Marathon. Lieut. Ella • Brussels Worship
10:15. A.M. Alcock read the events of the . • Ethel Worship
Guide meetings. Brown Owl Shir-
ley Wheeler read the events of
MELVILLE
the Brownie meetings.
Mrs. W. G. Leach, a former
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Guide. Captain and District Com-
missioner, called the District: Minims Commissioner, Mrs. Wm.'.1<elling-
ton. and read an, address and Rev. C. A. McCarsolt
Maxine Watts presented the Com-
• Organist'. NH.. Nora Moffatt
missioner With a gift on behalf of
the Brownies, Guides and Moth- .L0 A.M. Church School
ers, in recognition of her outstand- .11 A.M.. Divine Worship work with the Brussels Company
"Guests invited to a great supper" over the past, 20 years. Mrs.
Kellington expressed her grati- "No group lu society is immuned tude.
from evil" Doreen Raymond moved a vote
of thanks to everyone. The meeting
closed with Stephanie Watts play-
ing "O Canada".
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
TERBUSH Tom and Judith
(nee .Parker) are happy to
announce the birth, in Mercy
Hospital, Oklahoma City, on
February '22nd, of a daughter,
Kimberly MOO:an,. a sister for
Kristin.
WANTED
CARDS. OF THANKS
I wish to thank those who sent,.
cards and gifts to me while I was
a. patient in Winghoui and plat-
riot Hospital, Special ,thauks to
-Dr. Bozyk and nurses in pediatrics,
Michael Watson
A sincere thank you to every-
one who remembered one with
cards, flowers, visits and well
wishes while I was a patient in
hospital, A special thanks to Dr.
Wilkins, Dr. Ping and the staff
on 2nd floor of Wingham Hospital.
Rosemary Blake
My sincere thanks is given to„
neighbours, friends and relatives
for cards, 'visits and •transpor-
tation while I was a patient in
hospital. The. many acts. of kind-
nes§ shown my wife. and myself
were appreciated. Year thought-
fulness will always he remembers
ed.
Mac Shaw
CRANBROOK
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Becker
and son Kerry, Kitchener. were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs
Mel Becker.
Newlyweds Honored
In spite of poor weather and
road conditions a large crowd
gathered at the Community Centre
on Friday evening for a presen,
tatiou for Mr. and Mrs, Barry
Engel (nee Diane Turnbull), Ken
Wilbee's orchestra provided music:
for dancing. An address was read
by Glenn Huether and Shirley
Bray presented Barry and Diane
with a gift of money on behalf of
the community. Lunch was served
later.
W.M.S. Evening Group
The February meeting of the
Evening Group of the W.M.S.
was held Tuesday evening, Fehr,
nary• 16th. at the home of Mrs:,
Jim Knight. Mrs. Stewart Steiss
opened the meeting with the poeM
"Nothing without Love" folio-Wed
by singing hymn 519.; Mrs. Jack,
Knight was in charge of devotions
and read This Thing called Love,
also led in prayer. 'Mrs. Knight
read an article from the Glad Tid-
ings entitled "The Healing Word
for lack of purpose", which point,
ed out that we must haVe a pint-
Pose in ohr lives and then follow
an example such as Paul or spec-
ific: verses from the Bible. The
president conducted the busitiess.
The minutes were read and ap-
proved. Seven members and one
visitor answered the roll call with
,
a. verse containing "loSre". We
were reminded of the World Day
of Prayer to be field Friday.
March 5th at 2 pal, Mrs. Leslie
Knight took birthday sitiettey
recorded visits and cards, Mrs.
J irk :Knight led in a study of
Miriam, the sister of Moses. and
the first woman Singer. FelloWing
the story of Miriam we traced her
life story through several paS,
sages in the Bible, which We read
in unison. The meeting elebed
with a. hynm and the Lord's
Prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs.
Norrunn Pfeifer, Mrs. Stewart
Steiss and the hostess:
ETHEL
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Darin and
family, Dundee, visited over the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. P. Stephenson.
Mr, and Mis.. A. Bremner, and
Doris visited Sunday in Listowel
with Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Goldner.
Ethel t.14.W.. Meeting
The Ethel IT,C.W, held their
their February ineetillg at the
holile et mra. P. Stepla0,ntion, M.
goalleP w a Ark 04.40) Q; tkP4
in charge of a discussion on "Why
Worship Service, Mrs. C. Earl was
April. The W. 1. cupboard in the
delegates are going to Guelph in.
a U. G. W.?" Mrs, W, Hewitt pre- library to be. cleaned. Thank you
sident, conducted the business. notes from Grey Central School
Moil Call was "Why Do You for the gifts for the speaking, and
Belong?" A report was given by one from Mrs. Tunney, were read.
Mrs. Earl on the Supply and The meeting closed with the
Welfare of Huron-Perth. Other Grace, Lunch was served by Mrs.
reports and business were dealt G. Pearson and the hostess.
wth. Project were discussed. No
CAN IDB SERVE YOU?
Friday, February 26th, 1971.
one of our representatives
MR. E. G. ROE
will be at
Blue Barn Motel
Listowel
In this district and throughout Canada many
persons and firms in practically all types of
businesses including
Agriculture • Tourist and Recreational
Businesses • Construction • Professional
Services • Transportation • Wholesale and
Retail Trades, as well as Manufacturing
have obtained loans from the TDB to acquire
land, buildings, and machinery, to increase
working capital, to start a new business, and
for other purposes: If you consider that TDB
can be of service, you are invited to arrange an
appointment with the 1DB representative by
telephoning
Telephone 291-1580
or in advance by Writing to
291 .DIAntiaS Street? London 14, OntArio.
McLEA.N In loving memory of
• Flora McLean who died Febr-
miry 2fith, 1970.
The depths of sorrow i cannot
tell
Or the loss of one I loved so - well.
And while she sleeps a peaceful
sleep
Her memory I. shall always keep.
Lovingly remembered by her
sop „Charles.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
St. JOHN'S, BRUSSELS
The Rev. Keith Stokes
B.A., S.T.S.
Box 47, Blyth, OntarP
Phone 5234334
Organist: Mrs. S. Elliott
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