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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-10-15, Page 12The Seventeen Day Advantage It arrives every Fall -z seventeen days to get final chores done before harsh weather closes in on your farm. You might call it he Seventeen Day Advantage because a farrn operator can efficiently apply P & K fertilizer to his acreage during that Fall period, rather than trying, to work it into the already-too-short Six or Seven Days of Spring that are available for seedbed. preparation prior to your optimum planting date. And efficient time management is only one of the numerous and profitable benefits. Interested? Stop in and see us today. EN) Agri:mart@ Helping thvngs grdw Brussels 887-6016 'WEEKLY .SALE BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD. EVERY FRIDAY 21 At 12 Noon P Phone 887-6461 • Brussels, Ont. 12 — THE BRUSSELS 'POST OCTOBER 15, 1980 Belgrave ladies hear mihister MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE. Several members of Knox attended the Blyth United United Church afternoon unit Church Thankoffering meet- ing Monday evening October 6th, Rev., Good showed and commented, on his excellent slides of Sieira Leone, Africa where Rev. and Mrs. Good had ministered, A display of articles. and tools used by the natives was very educational.. Following the meeting all . enjoyed a social period and 'refreshments: • This community eitends: Sympathy to Mr. and WS. Frank Procter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Shmidt ' .and family ,of Blyth,' on the death of their father,' Mr, John Kelly of Ellith. The weatherman VoOper- ated generously laii Wed, nesday evening, October. 8th *hell, about ,.1,000..People enjoyed the Atkrival . TtirkqY., .„ Supper at the Belgrave Com: munity Centre. After all were seated, the Rev. John Rob- erts of 13elgrave said grace: Mrs. George Martin Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wight- man enjoyed a 4 day conduct- ed "Leisure Tour" to. the Kawartha and Rideau Lakes, Kingston, cruised among the Thousand Islands and the locks at Trenton Canal, then to Jackson Point on Lake Simcoe. Mrs. Walter Scott will be the guest speaker and will also be showing pictures of her trip to Ireland at the Belgrave Women's Institute meeting to be held at the W.I. Hall on Tuesday, Oct- bber 21 at 8:15 D.M. The roll call was "The lesson I learned the hard way." Two of the senior Belgrave 4-H girls will do a cooking demonstration on Chinese Foods. Mrs. William Fenton, Mrs. Stanley Black and Mrs. William Coultes will be on the lunch committee. W.I. WORKSHOP Mrs. Norman Coultes, Mrs. Glenn Coultes. Mrs. James Hunter and Mrs. Ross gins attended the Huron County Women's Institute Workshop Public Relation Officers and. Secretary Treas- urer at Wesley Willis United Church, Clinton, Thursday, same 'wine were Mrs. 'rims October 9th. Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mrs. William: Porter of Jamieson, Miss Connie Ja- for Huron 'West District R.R, 2 Goclerich, president mieson, Mr. Ron Cooper also Miss Carol Jamieson of Sar- nia and Mr. Murray Edgar of chaired the meeting. Mrs. Aylmer. Norman. Coultes and Mrs. Mrs. Cora McGill, Mr. and Kenneth McDonald conduct- Mrs, Bud Styles of Mimico ed the, P.R.O. workshop. visited with Mrs. Norman WS. Richard Buchanan and Geddes of Goderich on Sup- Mrs. Elva Jacques dealt with day afternoon. • • the secretary treasurers Mrs. , Elizabeth Fear and problem. Mrs. • Margaret Dunbar at- Board Director for SO- tended the Huron, Presbyter- division, number eleven ial Rally at Hensall on Wed-Guelph area is Mrs. 'Stewart rieSdiy, (;)lober 8th. Atidersori and board.director Mrs. Paul Bertrand! of of subdivision number twetk• Cochrarie 'arid Mrs: William ty,six *London area is Mrs. Goodwin of North bay called Willis Matheson who also ,bri ; •11.1rs, George. Cook ors took part in the discussipri,,, *iiday afternoon" they7vieri Representatives from :.all t• overnight guests of Mr. and three districts attended. Mrs. Charles cooj,,aridlrilso s, 'PERSONALS „, 4:0:ieht:, in 'the vicinity. Mr. rind:Mrs. Bud :Styles returned &tine on Monday"" evening October 6 after of Mimic() spent •Thanksgiv- spending a week in.Madison, frig weekend with their aunt Wisconsin. They were. a part Mrs.. Cora McGill. Bill Styles of the group of 20 Canadians:; of Toronto was a Saturday who attended the' Inter- .4 visitor at the mine house. national Brown Swiss Con- Leslie Bolt, who is a pa.:' ference and while there they, tient in the Wingham and also attended the. World's District Hospital spent Dairy Expo. There were 20 Thanksgiving Sunday at his countries represented at this home in Belgrave. meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Americo Mrs. Norman Coultes, Mrs Arruda, Maria and Michelle James Hunter, Mrs. John of Toronto spent Thanks- Anderson and Mrs. Ross givingk weekend with her Higgins attended the Wo- mother Mrs. Cliff Logan. men's Institute County Rally Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gras- at the Gorrie United Church on Monday October 6. by and Mrs. Laura Johnston spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ron McLeod and her Mrs. George Johnston, Tara daughter Mrs. James Sava- and Erin of Ilderton. laro and her girls Sherrie and ,Heather of Etobicoke and Mr. Carman Farrier and Brian of Long Branch visited with Mrs. Nelson Higgins, Dorothy and Charles and all attended the Belgrave Fowl Supper on Wednesday even- ing. Mr. and Mrs. Roger . Bei- man, Kent, Blair and Susan of R.R. 2 Lucknow spent Thanksgiving Sunday with her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Hartley Smith of Till- sonburg. Other relatives from Wingham visiting at the We buy, sell, store and custom dry Trucking available A complete line of Stewart seed corn available. refined and proved for your heating unit Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. will, be the guest speaker at ,the KnOx Presbyterian Church Anniversary on Sunday, Oct- ober 26th with the Milville PresbYterian choir of Brus- sels supplying- the music. Service will be at 11 a.m. Everyone Welcome. EVENING UNIT MEETS The evening unit of Knox. United Church, Seligrave met at the home of Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse on. Monday even- ing'OCtobe 6 with ,a good attendance., The fheMe Of the worship:" *as '"ThankigiVinir and Mri:Laara Johnston opened with the hymn "Come, let us.. pralse Aiidefiali read 1' eoriighrini chapter 13 - the greatest of all is love. Mrs. Dorothy Logan led in a prayer of Thanksgiving. MiS, John '1ViclirtaSh led a study about Bermuda and • the United Church in that country. • • The meeting closed with a social half hour and lunch Served by Mrs. George Michie's group.