HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-05-28, Page 11Mr. and Mrs. Walter
!BewleyB arrived home Friday
evening from a three week's
trip to Holland and Europe.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
'Bewley received word 'that
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Ramp of ,
lIrricans, Alberta have
another boy. Mrs. Raven. 'is
'the former Brenda Bewley.
Mr. and Mrs.. Dave
Watson spent the weekend in
London with their son-in-law
'and daughter Mr. and. Mrs.
Robert Pritchard and family.
Mrs. Paul Ponomarenka
was a patient in Wingham
and District Hospital for a
few. days.
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Guild. honors moms
LAYING THE CABLE Bell Telephone workers were busy on the main
street of Brussels last week laying the cables for the revised telephone
system which will cut down on the number of people on a party line.
(Photo by Ranney)
What is a. mother? was hymn, "Mothers. of Salem"
the poem chosen by. Donna was sung.
Sanderson to open the May Donna gave another
meeting of the Brussels reading, "Why God Made
U.C.W. where the unit Mother". She introduced
honours the mothers at the 'Hank Ten Pas and told about
mother . and daughter his work in Africa. Mr. Ten
banquet. Pas then showed pictures of
The banquet was held in his work trip in that country.
the church basement.
Brenda Ten Pas, Susan
Cardiff, Julie McDinald and
Kim McIntosh sang three
lovely numbers accompanied
by Mrs. Joanne King. Betty
Graber gave the scripture,
followed by prayer.The - ,
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honours mothers
The May meeting of the
Melville Guild opened with a
Maytime poem by Marg
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port on ways to achieve this
objective by the end of the
summer.
While pledging the Ont-
ario Government's full part-
icipation in all ongoing dis-
cussions that take place, in
adopting a flexible and open-
minded position to ideas,
aspirations and calls for
change that come from all
parts of Canada, Mr. Davis
reiterated the principles on
which this government will
be firm. These principles
have to do with the mainten-
ance of a federal parliament-
ary system of government
that is capable of looking
after the interests of the
country as a whole,
Ten key principles that,
Ontario will seek to achieve
in any new Canadian Consti-
tution were outlined by the
Premier.
He expiessed disappoint-
ment that constitutional
negotiations over the past
ten to fifteen years have not
achieved the desired reform,
and urged that we build upon
the sense of urgency and ,
commitment now demon-
strated by so many from all
parts of the country.
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Sweeney, after which she
explained the origin of Moth-
er's Day. This important day
was founded in 1941 by Ann
Jarvis with the white car-
nation being the symbol for
that day, as it was her
mother's favourite flower.
Jeanne Ireland gave a
topic entitled "Mother" and
finished with a humorous
reading entitled "Grand-
mothers."
Dona Knight presided for
the business portion of the
meeting. The :oil, call was
answered with, ' An incident
that I recall about my moth-
I BY WILMA OKE'
Gary Birmingham of Exe-
ter, principal of Our Lady of
Mount Carmel School,
Mount Carmel, was elected
president of the Huron-Perth
unit of the Ontario English
Catholic Teachers' Associ-
ation at the annual meeting
in Seaforth Thursday. He
succeeds Donald Farwell,
principal of St. Joseph's
School, Clinton.
Other officers elected
were; James McDade, God-
erich, first vice president;
Lorne Rideout, Zurich, sec- '
and vice:president; Pat
Brewer, Stratford, treasurer;
Sister Loretta Hagan, Mount
Carmel, recording secretary;
Barbara Krauskopf, 'Strat-
ford, corresponding secre-
tary.
Mathilda Martens of Zur-
ich and Chris Polkiewicz of
Stratford were elected as
counsellors and Gaeten Blan-
chette of Zurich was elected
to the board of directors.
Mr. Birmingham, who has
been active in the teachers'
federation int Waterloo, Lon,
don and Huron-Perth for the
past 17 years, stated that the
eighties will be difficult
times for education. He said
declining enrolments, school
closing arid general belt
tightning of the whole econ-
omy will be some of the
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Mrs. Jiin Shortreed and.
Mrs. Marguerite Sanderson
of Brussels returned on
Friday from, a pleasant weeks
holiday in the Barbados.
They flew non stop via. Air
Canada from Toronto to
Bridgetown. .
- They were taken by taxi to
Holetown where they stayed
at the luxurious Discovery
Bay Hotel on the beach of the
Caribbean Sea, where they
enjoyed the sight` of the
sandy, beautiful beaches.
They were also taken on 'a
bus trip around the Island
, where they visited many
points of interest and had
lunch at the Atlantis Hotel by
the Atlantic Ocean. In the
country where the sugar cane
was grown, the homes were
, not as elaborate, you could
tell the rich district from the
poor, and the machinery is
not as updated as ours in
Canada.
A shower is being planned,
by the McKillop Unit for
Joan Dennis to be held in the
church basement this
Saturday evening May 31 at
8:15 p.m.
Ethel United Church
103rd
ANNIVERSARY
Sunday, June 1
at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.
GUEST SPEAKER Mr. Peter Snell
Special Music
EVERYONE WELCOME
er." It was decided to serve
tea after the anniversary
evening service on June 15,
with Group .1 in charge.
The outdoor service, picnic
and pot luck lunch will be
held on Sunday, June 1 at the
Maitland Conservation Park
in Brussels.
Dona Knight invited the
Guild members to her home
for the June. meeting.
Final arrangements for the
Maytime dinner were com-
pleted. This dinner will be
held in the church on Wed-
nesday, May 28, from 5-7
p.m.
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cators.
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