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Today' THE INDUSTRIAL GROWTH FUND RRSP Looking both ways to manage your RRSP. ❑ I'd like to. reduce the stress and increase the rewards of inn RRSP investing, please send me TheRRSPAn wer Book, BRUSSELS AND AREA Majestic WI hosts euchre .1DDRESS Pasay. CI'rn PIL'V CODE PHONE Brussels Correspondent EDNA MCLEL.IAN 887.0084 The Majestic Women's institute held a euchre party on January 7. There were II tables of card players. The high lady prize went to Leona McDonald as well as the travelling lone hand prize. Albert Qtfipp was high man. W inners of other draws were Jim Bowtnan, Jim Mair, lank Bowman, Jeanne Ireland, Tom MacFar-' lane, Bernice MacFarlane, W ilfred Short - reed, Alma Watson, Dorothy Townsend, Mary Lowe, Jack Mitchell, Maty Humphries, Margaret Craig and Evelyn Mair, The next euchre party sponsored by the Majestic Women's Institute will be held on Tuesday, February 4. INSTITUTE M EETING The Majestic Women's institute held their Edtjeat4on-and Cultural Activities meeting last Wednesday, Leona Armstrong and Margaret McLeod were the committee in charge, There were 13 members present. Peggy Cndmore read "New Year's Resolu- tions." Thank you notes for the Christmas boxes were read. Members were asked to save Zehr's tapes. The money is to go towards repairing the chairs in the library. it was decided not to give a donation to the Town and Country Homemakers at this time.. The Majestic Women's Institute is to look after the birthday party for the Callander Musing Home residents on January 23. Edna McLellan, Peggy Cudmore and Margaret McLeod make up the committee in charge of the birthday party. The onium Iters for the F'ehrrary card party tHonio 8usuwssl MI ()plies to Dr:emttr 1 lo: s :3:s offer nude only by ivosirttus (to be held on February 41 consists of Marie McCntcheon, Wihna Hemingway, Eleanor Hemingway, and !tette Hoover. Anyone, interested in taking, the Home Decorating Course is to call Kathy Bridge or Joan Jacobs. Pennies for Friendship were collected, Margaret McLeod gave a motto "That which our forefathers bequeathed to us. guard it well, lest we lose. it," Doris McCall gave a history of the Brussels Mill and dam. Members were asked for suggestions for the future use of the mill. A lunch was served by Isabel Adams, Evelyn Mair, Marie McTaggart and Doris McCall. NL(ILSIN(: I IOM F:NEW S On Saturday, December 28 a birthday platy was held in the craft room of the Callander Nursing Home to honor one of its residents, Bessie McC'utcheon. She was celebrating her 85th birthday. Marie McCutcheon, Kathy Workman and llelen W heeler, along with their aunt Bessie, entertained many relatives and friends. Everyone enjoyed the plum puddings at Sunday dinner brought in by Isabel Pearson and Jean Evans. On Monday Eva Stewart's family visited her on her birthday. A New Year's Eve Party was held with Violet Heibein, Mary Stretton and Dawn White in charge. Stella W inn visited with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hayward on New Year's -Day and Pearl Stevenson spent New Year's with her family, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nichol. Donald Dunbar entertained at the piano in the afternoon. Kay Cathers visited with her father Jack Cat hers, Ann Stnith played hymns on the piano on Friday and everyone rested after the busy holiday season. Ivy Kelly has returned home from the hospital and is recuperating well. lack'Hamilton is in the W ngharn Hospital and is wished a speedy recovery. UNITED CHURCH NEW S The admission of Debbie Cann by reaffirm - al ion of faith took place at the Brussels United • Church Sunday, The choir had an anthem presentation and Rev. Carpentier's sermon was 'Boni to Live." Prayers were said for Nettie Bartley, Elvin McWhiller, "Violet Machan and Gordon Miller who are in Wingham Hospital and Cecil Moore who is in University Hospital in 1.ondon. The United Church Women's general meeting is on Tuesday, January 21 at 8 p.m. " The congregational meetings are on January 26, Brussels after the worship service and hunch. Ethel at 8:30 p.m. in the church. PEOPLEWEKNOW Mr. and Mrs. Graham Work have recently retuned home .from Alberta where they spent Christmas with their son and his wife Mr. and Mrs. Ken Work. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watson of Branchton were Sunday guests with her brother and his wife 14) -ed and Marie State. Mrs. Alvin McLellan Sr: of Listowel is presently a patient in Listowel hospital with pneumonia. We wish her a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nichol were Sunday visitors in Slranton. Family skating held at Belgrave (DSP) Dominion Securities Pitfield 344 Andrew St., Exeter, Ont. NOM 1S0 GCB -15-01-86 Gary C. Bean Bill Gilfillan (519] 235-2231 — Collect Calls Accepted Belgrave Correspondent Ivo RS. LEW IS STONEHOUSE 887-9487 The Arena Board held a Family Skating Party on Saturday night, January 11 at the Belgrave Community Centre. 11 was 25 cent night and admission included a hot dog and hot chocolate. There were over 200 in attendance and 15 dozen hot dogs were consumed. PEOPLE Harvey Edgar of RR4. Wingham was able Io return to his home Saturday•after being a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. London, Sara Anderson returned home on Friday after visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 13111 Schreiber of Milton and Mrs. George Black and Hazel Young in Campbellville. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson and Sherri of Barrie, Dr. and Mrs. Ray Nicholson of Morrisburg, Mr, and Mrs. Glyn Wide, Kimberly, Jennifer and Trevor of Hamilton,' Rob Nicholson and Pat Schmurr of Hanover visited over the holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nicholson. 1 UNITED CHURCH WOMEN The January meeting of the Evening Unit of the United Church Women was held at the home of Dorothy Logan with 17 members present. • The meeting was opened by Mrs, Hobert Grasby. After the business period, Laura Johnston and Mrs. Clarence Yuill led the worship service. The program was given by Mrs. Harold Vincent assisted by Mrs. Sam Pletsch and Dorothy Logan. A social half hour followed and lunch was served by Mrs. George Michie and Mrs. Leslie Vincent. BUSINESS DIRECTORY PHONE 527-0240 BOB'S 'CARPENTRY Houses AddiUons, • RdnoGa'totie,"I Siding Fluniture Finishing & Repair Bob Regele 482-7797 or 527-0715 c 't tor JEWELLERS • D1AMO • ,S • WATCHES • JEWE. 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