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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-05-28, Page 6The club will be erecting a sign describing the park and recreation area under con- struction. The club will be selling tickets -in__ a lottery to raise funds for the work ane faci ,lities. Ladies night is June 11th with a barbecue and baIlgame. A• bike rodeo is still under plan and should be held early in June. May 31st Pork Roast and Dance ticke; are ill available from members but -are going fast. SHOWER HELD On Thursday May '2 a Comi held ,to honour Mary Bakebro- on her forth coming marra,ge at the Women's Institute Hall, Belgrave. w„. pus, !d on the bride' to-be and her mother by Mrs. Ross Higgins. Guest.; signed the bride's boo! which was dr ',y,nc .1 by Mrs. Kenneth FlJppk.... The crowd was welcomed ,by Mrs. Ross 14f.;,,ins who conducted several games and introduced the trio of Katherine and Jennifer Procter and Heather Morton who danced the Highland fling. A piano duet by Donna and Ruth Higgins was enjoyed as well as the Sword dance by Katherine Procter in her Scottish attire. After the address was read by Mrs. Glenn Coultes, Mary opened her gifts and thanked the ladies. A social hour followed. Calvin-Brick United Church Anniversary Service was held Sunday evening with Rev. Barry Passmore of Wingham United Church speaking on the theme "He Leadeth Me." Special music was provided by Rev. John G. Roberts and Mr, Carl Duggan, Principal of Western Conservatory of Music, London, from whom Mr. Roberts takes singing lessons. Alison Roberts accompanied them on the piano. family at New Hamburg. The community extends their sympathy to the Steve Ficzere family in the death o his mother. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garniss visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong. Mrs. Agatha Kaasa, o Calgary, Alberta, is visiting Among Coultes relatives for a couple of weeks. Howard Roberts, who has just completed his second year Engineering course at McMaster Uhiversity, Hamilton, is now working for the summer months with B. M. Ross Consulting Engineers, Goderich. A Manning meeting was held last Monday evening in Knox United Church to finalize arrangements for the Country Fayre,which will be held in the Community Centre June 28. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daer, Terry and Patricia of Wingham, spent the holiday f weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jacques L of Ottawa. Mr. ant Alex Nethery and Mr. a Mrs. Clare Van Camp enjoyed a conducted bus ' • Ottawa for 'he tulip festival on the holiday weekend. Visitors on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coultes' were Mrs. George Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Armstrong and family of Thorndale, Mr. and Mrs. George Wonnacott and family of A.rva, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ,Taylor and_ family of Alliston, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rae and family of Guelph. Ian Rae, who spent the past week with his grandparents. returned 'home with his parents. Miss Alison Roberts of Toronto spent the weekend with her parents Rev, John G. and Mrs. Roberts. Dr. Ron Taylor of St. John's, Newfoundland spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor. Friday, May 23rd Mr. an Mrs. Jack Taylor, Ron and Trudy attended the 887-9847 Irlma Edgar and Terry an At a Kinsmen Meeting on' Patricia Daer of Wingha May 21st in the Belgrave and Mr. and Mrs. Charle, arena, six members from the Johnston of Blyth. neighbouring club visited Mr. and Mrs. VVillia Belgrave members. Blake Peacock of Bluevale wer Evans and Paul McKee in-, supper guests of Mr. an formed the members on the Mrs. Gordon McBurney. Spring Council held at Mr. and 'Mrs. Lorn Chatham. Campbell visited on th Both attended and advised weekend with Mr. and Mrs that Southwestern. Ontario ' Don Campbell and family o Kinsmen. Clubs have given London and Mr. and Mrs $161,000 to cystic fibrosis, Gordon Campbell an the clubs major projea. Heather of Kitchener. Canada has given more per Reeve William and Mrs capita to research on C.F. Elston returned -home o than any other country, also, , Friday evening from a thre • the life span for C.F. patients week visit to Holland an is longer in Canada than Italy. They attended the 35t :other places. A teenager anniversary of the Liberatio from Collingwood with Cystic of Holland. Fib', sic; was the guest singer Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor, at the convention. This Trudy and Mark, Mr. an young man with a promising Mrs. Bob Taylor and family, future in music may only live Dr. Ron Taylor, Mr. an to the age of twenty with this Mrs. Jim Keller and family disease. Research dollars are spent Sunday with Mr. and the only answer. Mrs. Nelson Dusky and n e d h n d Lewis Stonehouse were Mr Co.respondent and Mrs. Harvey Edgar MRS.• L STONEHOUSE Wingham, Mrs Mrs. George McGee and graduation ceremony at Mrs. Norman, Coultes were Ridgetown College of Agri- at the piano and organ for the cultural Technology, at service. which Mark Taylor PERSONALS graduated. Following the Mr. and Mrs. Brian Storer ceremonies a garden party of Kitchener spent the and reception for graduates weekend with her parent' s and friends Was held on the Mr. and Mrs. Clarence lawn of the college. Mark is Hanna. employed with the Elgin Visitors on Saturday County Co-Operative at. St. evening with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. . i i i 1 . ; _ *BUSINESS DIRECTORY . . / . • New Homes Renovations • • Additions Box 298 General BRIAN ' • SANDERSON Brussels CONSTRUCTION Confractor SANDERSON . • • Agricultural Commercial 887-9200 Framing David rd., 87 SUMMER Mon., Tues., Closed OPEN THURSDAY COMPLETE Ma d, OPTOMETRIST'S .. ... OPHTHAMOLOGIST'S Prescriptions Main HOURS Thurs., Saturdays, St., Longstoff. Optician ONLY, EVENING, 527-1303 South, Filled Friday Closed OPTICAL June SEAFORTH AND Promptly 1, to August - 9 a.m.--•5:39 Wednesdays 7:00 - 9;011 SERVICE ' ' p.m. . p.m. Ltd. 31 , General • Trailer • 5th wheel Welding ROSS R.R. No. 887-6348 Manufacture and WELDING Repairs snowmobile HEMINGWAY 3 Brussels Hydraulic Material Buckets . , Brake Kits. and stock. BRUSSELS Mill St. West PELLA,AND Insulated , . CONSTRUCTION H. WE RESIDENTIAL TEN 'SELL AND HUNT Entrance BUILDERS Since — Windows Doors 887-6408 1956 NOG 1HO' COMMERCIAL PAS ii , . ,,,, - LTD. t ;Patio Doors - I nsul. Glass 170 Wallace Avenue 11/5, N., Flower Phone to ti7E1 9(07f:di ED VAN GEEST ONT. `'.• ,k IT FLORIS'T LISTOWEL, .. 291-2040 Ltd. • INSTALL-.,... 01 Teo 74,4-41poes ...v... .„,„,,„.. YOUR WITH WORLD-WIDE CONNECTIONS Fe:RSONAL ' For Feed Universal BRUSSELS 887-6453 & BELGRAVE Hardware Milker Fertilizer — and Equipment . 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