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The Brussels Post, 1976-11-17, Page 8----------- People We Know Strip saves youngster:,. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Plyby, Stevensville and Mr. and Mrs, Donald Beckman, (Preston) Cam- bridge, visited with Reeve and Mrs. J.L. McCutcheon and family the weekend of November 4th and attended the Warden's Banquet in his honour: Dr. Pierre Conlon of McMaster University and Mrs. Conlon visited with Dr, and Mrs, Hazlewood last week. Mrs. Harvey Dales of Hamilton spent a few days at the same home. Donald McCauley of Auburn spent Sunday afternoon with his HAYWARO'S Discount-Variety Patent Medicines Cosmetics Tobacco Groceries and Stationery Weekdays 9-9 Holidays & Sundays 12-6 Come to Merwood C. Smith Limited for the largest dis- play of refrigerators, ranges, dishwashers,•washers and dryers, televisions, stereos and much More in Midwest- ern Ontario. By manufacturers such as General Electric, Simplicity, Findlay, Norge, Gibson, Gilson, Moffat, Leo- nard, Quasar, Philips, Sharp and many more! MerwoodC. 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The Modern Maid dishwasher features: • 2 power spray arms • rinse and hold • wash and hold • natural dry • normal wash with pot and pan cycle • full cycle • push button 6 cycle • built_in or portable models • cutting board top • Harvest Gold or White 64.14E BRomit POST, .Novemaelt 1z 1976 *********:************* tilItOttiliittikleht•ilt * - - ' THE .0U EEN'S HOTEL * * - BRUSSELS * * * * Tont .0Toottor * * ,4irect from 1Vheoliitig * * rickets atailable for * * .Nett) fetieg Eve Poly * * . lit 4 *-4 4- 4 *4444 *-4 J.Or lit** *400 Friday and, -Saturday Night 11.,rnon grandmother, Mrs. Ethel. Bone and mother Mrs. Dorothy McCauley. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy and family of Ottawa visited for a few days with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. k.W.Kennedy,, Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy and sons of Hamilton were also -visitors with them on Friday evening and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and- Mrs. Arthur Weiler and family of R.R.1, Phelpston. Mrs. Helen Adams is a patient in Listowel Hospital after suffering a broken hip in a fall. The Brussels Presbyterian • Young People Group met in the Church basement on Sunday night with 13 members present. The meeting was opened with a sing song, followed by opening prayer. A scripture passage was read, then a discussion and' activity about: What is Important .was held. Nominations were made for a new executive committee which is as follows: Bill King, President; Joan Huether, Vice President; Jeff Cardiff, Treasurer; Patricia Havenian, Secretary. Also a committee was chosen for the Christmas concert and another committee for the Santa -Claus Parade float. The next volleyball_ game is to be held at the Brussels school on Wednesday night against North Easthope The executive of the Voice for. Life,Wingham, met November 9th at the home of MrS.Gordon Wright. The winners of drawS at the recent Bake Sale were Rosemary Curtis for the chair and macrame hanger, an i Mrs. Corry de Bruyn for the erfo quilt. Mrs. Sally Campeau recently appeared on a 11/2 hour open line TV program on Cable 12 from Owen Sound. With her was Dr. Bajaurny, local co-ordinator of Physicians for Life and Keith Cassidy, professor of history at the University of Guelph. ' Mrs. Campeau, who recently attended the third annual dinner meeting of the Goderich Right to Life Association made the following report of th6 event. The guest speaker was Dr. R e.g. Bannister, obstetrician and gynecologist from Cambridge, Ontario. Dr. Bannister, founder of Anglicans for Life and a founding member of Physicians for Life spoke on "Honesty and the Present Day Physician." He said that the Canadian Medical Association is in favour of making the question of abortion a private matter between a woman and her doctor. The Association is careful to insist that it does not want abortion removed from the Criminal,Code, he said. Dr. Bannister went on to say that the view morality has 'made it necessary to separate the idea of abortion from killing which continues to be socially abhorrent, Further, pro-abortion speech and literature are dotted with euphemisms the Substitution of an agreeable eXpression for One which may "suggest something When one first learns that the `Shakir strip" is being used, by UNICEF workers, the mind boggles. The phrase conjures up risque images not usually associated with the. United Nations Children's Fund, a most serious organization. • But the "Shakir strip" isn't what it sounds like. It's actually a' piece of non-stretch material which can be made from old X-ray film. 'And it is used to locate starving youngsters in time to save them. ' The strip is marked with red, yellow and green zones, and Young Peoples. The group will have a team represent them in a volleyball tournament on. unday in Atwood. Several games were played, and the meeting closed with songs and prayer. Win at cards at 100F Evans; Low Man- John Simpson; Most 0. Sarah Stephenson and Draw Winner, Mrs: Mel Jacklin. The next card party will be held Nov.25. Mon., Nov. 22 Brussels Legion Hall Lunch :Served err Everyone Welcome measures the middle of a youngster's‘ upper arm , The$e whose upper arm measures 12,5 centimetres or lees - the red zone on the strip - are the children in serious danger. They requite immediate food therapy a nd Cam as do the moderately Enintaolnothuerisho eydellocwhi,l,drzeonnewhoon the strip. Such simple measures are pan' ofUN F's latest ICE fall concentration' on developing , village.levei technologies designed to help needy people to help themselves. Even orb-nary school children o illiterate workers have been trained to use the "Shakir strip" to find severely or moderately malnourished children in that' own communities. unitie modests as these methods may seem, they still take money to implement. The sale of greeting cards through UNICEF provides some of the moneys needed to fund' programmes for better nutrition,, better education and better health care that benefit children in 109 developing countries. For a copy of your free brochure illustrating this year's selection contact: Ontario UNICEF Committee, 38 Berwick Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, M5P 1H1 Advertising... tells you what's new. CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD Country Singles o FALLFEST Vanastra Recreation Centre Clinton SATURDAY, NOV.20 musk by D RAILERS from -4 erloo. Admission :00 Lunch Provided .•-• Proceeds to Vanastra Recreation Committee and Clinton Community Centre r, Special occasion permit has been issued for this event. Singles who have met ,0 and married through the Club come to the REUNION Saturday, Dec. 1Sth,1976 Vanastra Recreation centre For further information Vic Horbanuik - 482-3323 Betty Cardno 527-1102 Irene Okahashi 482-7833 Young People name exec. VoiceJor s ,Part meets - Winners of the I.O.O.F. card party were: High Lady - Mrs. Mac Engel; Low Lady - Mrs. John Simpson; High Man - Elsie 0 U C re Sunday Special Roast Pork Dinner 101 asqc eel!' ent ose onl the Cha scri tivit ssoci r tl ent ail tl aitla ails. the wilt. First j ute i The ssem overn russe The Y Mr lass. acha anice In e inv ews orme tuden osito New ublic holdi eader rig The - light gild holm `divid And err You ',5( Inter 111S1.11 and , rr