The Brussels Post, 1977-10-05, Page 7THE BRUSSELS POST, JOCTOBER
members will entertain Sisters
from Palmerston, Atwood and
Monkton Rebekah Lodges.
Oddfellow 'Dance and draw at
the Legion Hall, Oct. 10th.
Anyone requiring tickets or
,information contact Sis. Mary
Lowe or Bro. Dave McCutcheon.
All proceeds are for the new
Members are invit ed to come
out and enjoy the work of the
D.D.P. and her staff.
All were saddened at the
sudden passing of • Sister Pearl
Kokesh. Sympathy goes to her
Mother and Brother Carmen
Baker.
At the close of the meeting the
Sisters adjourned to the Watt
Funeral Home and held a •
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Tel. 345-2941
After hours, 345-2243
Barn washing and
disinfecting
Spraying with. "carbola whitens,
and 'disinfects as it dries...
* Cattle spraying for
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control.
BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS
TEACHERS PETS? — School days was the theme of this float, made
and manned by members of the Brussels Leo Club. If the three
students in the middle are any indication, discipline seemed to be a
problem in this imaginary classroom. Was the teachers back
turned? (Photo by Langlois)
Rebekahs visit • nursing home
Morningstar Rebekah Lodge
held their regular meeting Sept..
27th. Sis. D. Ritchie, N.G.
presiding with a good attendance.
A splendid time was enjoy ed
on the visit- to the nursing home
on Sept. 22nd. 'when the lodge
celebrated the birthdays of Sis.
Jean Little and Jolmar. They
received gifts and a birthday
lunch was served, An enjoyable 5
program of singing, skits and
Little Miss Lori. Patterson danced
several times which was enjoyed
by all the residents.
The installation of officers for
the term of 1977-1978 will be held
next Lodge night Oct. 10th when
The Brussels Horticultural.
Society met in the P ublic Library
Monday, Sept: 19th at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Doug Hemingway , who
presided read a poem
"September". Members
reviewed the prize list omitting
classes and adding some new
ones.
Brian Armstrong contributed
two piano solos. Mrs. J, Mair
thanked him and gave a small
token. Mr. A. Knight read the
news letter.
Mrs. Jas. Mair introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs., Zyta, florist
from Listowel, who gave out nine
corsages, different styles. Then
made two, one called a Glamelia
Made from Glad florlets. She also
made them of roses, Mums and
carnations. She then discussed
the ones given out, one to be worn
in the• hair, one a wristlet, one a
waist style, one a ring one worn
on the neck, one a shoulder
corsage, and one a ribbon
corsage.
Winners of corsages were E.
Mair; F. Mathan, E. Hemingway,
V. Tunney, A. Knight, W.
Hemingway, L. Armstrong, M.
Perrie. Mrs. Zyta was thanked by
Mts. Mair and presented with a
gift. Mrs. Zyta invited all to come
and see their store in Listowel.
There were 22 members and 12
guests. The Queen closed the
meeting and lunch was served by
Mrs. J. Armstrong, Mrs. G.
Gibson, Mrs. D. Hemingway,
Mrs. W. Ketr.
Rebekah service.
Birthdays were celebrated
Sept. 27 by Sis. Lynda Patterson
and Sis. Sha ron Freeman.
Sa turday October 29th will be
the Variety. Fair in ,the Lodge
room. Used clothing and
household articles are welcome.