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The Brussels Post, 1973-10-24, Page 9HEALTHY AND BUSY PAYS YOU 34 fy 0 e Knox church holds anniversary service lelmore Young second meet. ig at Belinore ffra.y as pre. Group of the Wednesday at at the home rant of Tees- ; spent the ai. Dresden plate us lunch was ass, assisted ews of Cranbrook TODAY'S CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN (city dryers )'S PRO- V ARE RUSSETS rer URS. 'S Correspondent Mrs.Mac Engel There was a large congrega- tion in Knox Church Sunday for the Anniversary Service with Rev Dennis Clark the guest minister, special music was provided by the Junior Choir under the lead- ership of Mrs. Stewart Steiss. 'There will be no service in Knox Church on October 28 owing to anniversary services in Monkton. The Fall Rally for Stratford Presbyterial was held in Listowel Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, October 16. Attending from Cran- brook W.M.S. was Mrs. Stanley Fischer, Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs. Gordon Engel and Mrs. Mac Engel. Mrs. Clem Steffler has been spending a while with her son Clem and family in Goderich. Wes McEachern received ews of the death of his. brother Russel last week inSa.skatchewan. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stuart and Mrs. Stuart, Lindsay, spent sev- eral days visiting Mr. and. Mrs. Doug Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McDonald, Molesworth attended the Anni- versary service on Sunday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Mit- chell and Mrs. Walter Broad- foot, Walton, and Mrs. Ferne Patterson, Seaforth, visited on Sunday with Mrs. Mac Engel. Mrs. Leslie Knight was hos- tess for the October meeting of the Women's Institute. Members answered the roll call "How I enjoy my family." Our gift for the Gift Stall at Area Convention will be a pair of slippers made by Mrs. Jack Conley, Brussels. Walton and Cranbrook will each pay one third of the cost of a wreath for Nov. 11, Brussels W.I. will order and place it this year. Members were reminded of the Tweedsmuir workshop in the Cranbrook Hall on October 31 at 10 a.m. Blues chasers were given by Mrs. Bremner, Mrs. Fraser and Mrs. Goldwin Knight. Mrs. J. Hart introduced our guest. speaker, Mrs. McIntyre. She , had numerous gift items, Christ- mas tree decorations, etc. on dis- play. She explained how she had made them from tin cans, stones, etc.‘p Mrs. M. Becker thanked Mrs. McIntyre and presented her with a gift, Lunch was served by Mrs. Russel Knight, Mrs. Gordon En- gel and the hostess. (Intended for last week) Mrs. John Schnook was hos-• tess for the October meeting of the. Afternoon Group of the WME. The Thanksgiving program from the Glad Tidings was followed with readers Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs. Lylle Gordon and Mrs. John A. Perrie. Matthew 6: 19-34 was read in unison. "For the Beauty of the Earth" was sung, A verse containing "feast" was given for roll call. ' • Election of officers will be held at the November meeting. Each member was responsible for a reading pertaining to "Thanksgiving." Mrs. Perrie read "When the people gave thanks," Mrs. Schnock ',Thanks- giving, the result of prayer," Mrs. Dunn, "UnpromisingOdds" Mrs. Fischer, "Thanksgiving Hymns yield to the tune of cash register," Mrs. Veitch "Cana- dian Thanksgiving," Mrs. Gor- don, "Thanksgiving Remember- ing" and Mrs. Engel, "Reasons for Thanksgiving." Mrs. Wilfred Strickler told about their trip to the west when Wilfred was a delegate appointed , by the Forrester's to Vancouver. They started out on July 12 up through Northern Ontario, camp- ing along the way, onto Winnipeg and Regina where they saw beau- tiful flower • beds •and the Par- liament Buildings. They also camped at Cranbrook, B.C. and interesting pictures were passed around. Mrs. Dunn closed the meeting with prayer, Mrs. John A. Perrie assisted the hostess with lunch. Mrs. Lavinia Hodges, Wind- sor, is visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson. Mrs. Norman • Pfeifer has moved to Brussels, having dis- posed of her home here to Car- . man Smith. Rapid progress is being made on the three new houses being erected here.; The recent fine weather has been especially wel- come and good use made of it. • Mrs. Earl Dunn spent a few days 'in Bloomingdale with Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacklin and family. • rements AL nd fr !379. SEAFORTH Business Directory DONALD M. LAURIE INSURANCE AGENCY Auto — Commercial — Farm — Residential BOX 129, BRUSSELS — PH: 887-9221 J. E. LONGSTAFF —OPTOMETRIST— --.. SEAFORTH 527-1240 BY APPOINTMENT: CLINTON {Monday Only) — 482-7010 ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Watch and Jewellery Repairs — We Sell and Service — BULOVA ACCUTRON — WATCHES 3 STORES CLINTON WALKERTON McGavin's Farm Equipment We Specialize in a Complete Line of FARM EQUIPMENT SALES and SERVICE BRUSSELS 887-6265 WALTON, ONTARIO SEAFORTH 527-0245 WALLACE' BELL TRANSPORT PCV. CLASS FS. & F. PHONE 887-6829 Local and Long Distance Hauling of All Livestock. Hogs Shipped Mondays and Wednesdays JIM CARDIFF REAL ESTATE' 1ROKER GENERAL INSURANCE Agent for Howick Farmers' MUtual Fire Insurance FIRE — AUTO -- LIABILITY Phones: Office 887.6100 Residence 887.6164 JAMESWAY Power Chioing form_ Equipollent Doity,..Bee4'Hogs, Poultry — tom-late' Barn Installation Free Planning and Estimates MIKE'S Farm Equipment RALPH HAVEMAN • 887-9404 BRUSSELS Belgrave Co-op For• Feed & Fertilizer — Petroleum Pro- ducts— Hardware and Appliances Uni- versal Milker Equipment and Cleaners. BRUSSELS 887,653 WINGHAM 357-2711 em You can see that one of Craig's eyes is not normal but he is to have surgery to correct it. Craig has also been fitted with glasses, which he will need to wear after the operation to maintain the correction. He is not wearing his glasses here because at 15 months he doesn't yet understand what they are for . and he doesn't like the feel of them. But his foster mother says he is a good- natured amenable little fellow and she 'is sure he will soon get used to hiS glasses. Craig was born prematurely and so his development is behind the average for his age. He has only two teeth so far, and he was a bit late in starting to walk. • Craig is gradually making up his prematurity, however, and has had none of the health problems often associated with being born too soon. Now that he is walking he is con- stantly on the go, and he entertains himself well with his own toys or preferably with the contents of the. kitchen cupboards. Friehdly; outgoing Craig loves children and animals and people in general. He almost never shy. He likes to go out in the car and. is a splendid traveler. He eats well and is a 12-hour-a-night sleeper even, with a long afternoon nap. He seems to understand whatever is said to him and is building up a vocabulary of his owns Music goes to his feet - he loves to. dance. There are allergies and asthma in Craig's background but the baby himself has had no hint of either. TO inquire about adopting Craig, please write to TodaY's Child, Box 888; Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. Dates set for Huron Achievement Days The Home Economics Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Agri- cultre and Food is again holding 4-H Homemaking -Club AchieVe- men Days in Huron County. The 1,100 girls who are par- ticipating in the current project "A World of Food in Canada" have been studying food customs of people from other countries who have made Canada their home. _English Trifle, Hungarian Goulash, Danish Smorrebrod (open sandwiches), and French Onion soup are among a few of the national dishes included. Miss Jane pengilley, Home Economist for Huron County, will be conducting Achievement Days throughout the country when the girls will present skits and ex- hibits on the following dates: - NOVEMBER .3 • Gorrie Achievement Day - Howick Central School NOVEMBER 10 Gorrie AchieVement Day - HoWick Central School NOVEMBER 17 Winghani Achievement Day .F. E.• Madill, Secondary School NOVEMBER 24 • Seaforth AchieVement Day Seaforth High Sado; DECEMBER • 1 7 Goderich Area AchieveMent Day., Central Huron Secondary SChool,ClintOn DECEMBER 8 BlYth Area Athievenient, Day Central Huron gecondaty schoOl , Clinton DECEMBER 15 Clinton Area Achievement Day Central ilittOn Secondary . schoOl, Clinton JANUARY 5 ZittiCh Area AdhieVenient Day Zurich doitiOunity Hall JANUARY 12 Exeter Area Achievement. Day 'Exeter High School JANUARY" 19 Creditors Area Stephan Contrail SohOOl: BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 24, 19734 ON 3 YEAR GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES Interest payable Half Yearly or may be Compounded to Maturity Published rates subject to change without notice. Contact your LOCAL OINANCIAL ADVISOR or 69 VONGE STREET, SUITE 2O2 - TORONTO, ONT. M5E 110 1-416-360-1770