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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-05-07, Page 5lL 440111iniiint Days Only Thurs., Fri., Sat. EY'S FASHIONS Wingham 357-1051. THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY T, 1980 — ball group sets rules in Belgrave Correspondent Ministry of Natural. Mr. and Mrs. Doi Camp- Land, last Wednesday evening Man - George. Inglis. MRS- L. STONEHOVSE Rese C.K.N.X., T.V.bell,Lisa and Brent were Mrs. -Harold Jardin at- April 30. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Resources, 887-9847 Maitland Valley Con, weekend visitors with Mr. tended a Hairdressing Winners were: High Lady - Zurbrigg of Harnston were The annual meeting of the serVation Authority annual and Mrs. Clare Vane'CamP •Seminar at the Holidar Inn, Mrs.. Willard ,Armstrong; visitors, on Friday and Tri -County Soft b all canoe races were held on and attended the Cloakey- London last Monday. Low Lady. , Miss Lillian Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. association was held April at Snliday. afternoOn. Sixty Bondi wedding in Knox:Mr, and Mrs. Rick Ball of,. Potter; Novelty Lady - !Ars. Robert Hibberd. - the East loVawanosh Public canoes started out from Presbyterian Ch n r c h , Hanover and Richard Lorne Jamieson; High Man - Mr: and Mrs. ,Norman School. ' ' Wingham and followed a 12 Belgrave. . Anderson of London spent Mrs. Clarence Hanna Gedecke of Kurtzville visited Several rule changes were mile course endings at the Mrs. Clare Van Camp and, the weekend with Mr. and (playing as a man); LowMan on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. discussed;: with further West Wawanosh Valley Mrs. Olive Campbell at Mrs. 'Ross Anderson, William Black; Novelty Robert Hibberd. diScussion at the ineeting in Conservation Park. • tended the funeral of their Miss Doreen Anderson re- the Brustes, • Morris and A number of Belgrave cousin Miss Flora Webster of turned home from Western' W atk i te ay Grey: Community Centre men took part in the race: Burlington at the McKenzie 'University,. London and is May8,. Lorne Campbell and Bert Funeral Home in Lucknow on presently working for the East Wawanosh Public 1st, Tim Darlow; 2nd; Tom The fee'for, each team was Hogenbirk John and. Linda Friday afternoon. Ministry of Natural Re. School. Kite Day winners on Goddard, Willie Dowson, raised to. S4.00, with free Campbell, Bob Gordon and Members of the Trinity sources at Point Farms, Thursday were; Commercial tied; 3rd, Ron and Gerry rule book to be given to each Robert White Richard Anglican Church, Belgrave. Goderich. Commercial Kites; Height Niewuwenhuis. team. The fee is payable at Anderson and Rick Ball, had as their guests several Mr. and Mrs. Robert - 1st Bill Haines, 2nd Bonnie Height, - 1st; Willie the meeting. May 8. Kevin Pletch and Joyce members from St. Paul's —Hibberd are now making - burchill, 3rd Brad Dowson and Tim Goddard, During the election of ChanineY, David Pletch and Anglican Church, Wingham their home at Chateau Shobbrook, Senior. 1st Ellen tied; 2nd Tim. Darlow; 3rd officers Keith Moffat of Blue- Ronnie McDowell. Coming at a .get acquainted meeting Gardens, 101 Tenth Street Taylor and, Kerry Ann Pletch Ron and Gerry Nieuwenhuis. vale stepped up to president the farthest were two canoes which was held in, the Apt. 3016, Hanover, Ontario. tied; 2nd Mike Fraser; 3rd, Reeling in Contest, 1st - with the office of vice- from the, Bancroft..Women's ITititute Hall. Seven tables were in play Angela Coultes and. Gail. Darren Evans; 2nd - 13111 president with the office of Fastest Canoe - Rene ' Mrs. viola Haines of Blyth at the weekly.euchre held in Campbell tied for Junior. Haines; 3rd - Kerry Ann president left open. Mrs. Bill Boogeman and his partner showed slides on, the Holy the Women's Institute Hall Homemade Kites, Novel, Pletch. Coultes • of Belgrave John Higgs of Hensall. remained as secretary- PERSONALS treasurer and Laverne God- Kindergarten and Grade 2 kin of Walton remained as of East -Wavvatiosti Public league convenor. School attended, the Circus COMMUNITY SHOWER at the Kitchen Auditorium A large crowd attended a last Friday.. community shower in the On Saturday 3rade 6"and 7 W.I. Hall, Belgrave on cleaned f up the West Thursday evening May 1 to. Wawanosh Valley Con- hononr Cathy Fischer on her' servation. Park to raise funds upcoming marriage to for their- p coming bus trip. Donald Dunbar. The Belgrave Community • •Mrs. Norman Coultes, will he pleased to hear-that with Mrs. Sydney Thoinfson $1,,007.40 was, received at the piano, led the group in during • the Cancer spirited sing-a-long of songS" Campaign ; The Belgrave with related to Don and Woinen's Institute' would - Cathy's'courtship.` •te thank the. canvassers Heather Shiell favoured contributors for their time with two piann solos, ,Mrs. and donations. , • in ks • Garner Nicholson completed Vie evenings program with some humorous and- thoughtful readings. Corsages were pinned on 'the bride-to-be and ,the mothers Mrs. , Alan "McBurney and Mrs. Alan Dunbar by Mrs. Grey Cook, They were then asked to come to the front of the hall where a presentation reading was given by Mrs. Gordon McBurney. The gifts were presented by Karen Dunbar with the bows being put on a hat, by Mrs. Danny McBurney and Mrs. Greg Cook, then given to the bride to wear. Cathy expressed her thanks-to all the ladies. Mr: and Mrs. Elroy Kuntz, Kimberley, 'Dnane, Peter and. Bradley of Kitchener, Mr •-and :Keith Cartwigtct, Donna and Patricia of London, Mrs. Florence Cartwright, John and Claude of Londesboro and Murray .Rinn of Kitchener visited on Sunday with Mrs. Mae, Rinn this • being the occasion of Peter's fodrth birthday. Peter remained for a week's holidays, with his grand- -- Mother; ' Mr. and Mrs: Willard Armstrong returned home on Monday after visiting with Miss Martha Ariiistrefig of Windsor' and other relatives in that area. Trousseau tea honors Coultes Many friends and relatives gathered Saturday at the home of Mr: and Mrs. William Coultes for the Trousseau Tea in honour of the forthcoming iirairiage of. their daughter Janice: • Receiving at the door with Janice were her mother and the groom's mother Mrs., David. Matheson, R.R.1, Listowel. The tea table was centered by the wedding cake decorated with pink and White petunias and a water- fall, and pink candles. " Pouring tea in the after- noon were Mrs. Harold . Down, Stratford, great-aunt of the bride and Mrs. John Matheson, Molesworth, grandmother of the groom; Mrs. Don Stobo, •Teeswater and Mrs; Alan Babensee, Waterloo, aunts of the bride. In the evening Mrs: Lewis Stonehouse, Belgrave, great- aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Norman Coultes, Mrs. Bruce MacDonald, Witighain, cousins of the bride, and Mrs. Glenn Coultes, aunt of' the bride poured tea. The brides gifts and trousseau were shown by Mrs. Danny McBurney, Wingham and sisters Joanne and Karen. Also looked after the guest book. . Serving the guests in the 'afternoon were nieces of the bride,, Diane Babensee, Waterloo, Susan and Kathy Cook of Teeswater, and her sister Andrea. During the evening. Miss Donelda Lamont, Belgrave, Miss Heather Currie, Wingham and Mrs. Jack Mali, Holyrood, friends of the bride served. Also assisting were Mrs. Ross 'Higgins and Mrs. Jim Lamont. Miss Coultes was previously entertained at a Miscellaneous shower at the home of Mrs. Danny McBurney, Wingham and a Community Shower in Belgrave. The VVingham, Intermediate Ladies softball team presented her with a pair of table lamps.