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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-10-29, Page 9Wingham Memorial. Shop QUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Weekday Yong Guarantee for Over 35 Years of CEMETERY LETTERING BOX 158, WINGHAM JOHNMALLICK OlfZttlhaVUDIM ,4, H .& N DAIRY . SYSTEMS LTD. Soles, Service 8 Installation of pipelines & milking parlours R.R.4 WM.TON 887-6063 If you're thrifty, you'll subscribe now and beat the price hike. The Brussels Post subscription prices will soon be going up. But not before our readers have a chance to sign- up for as many years as they like at our old rate. You can send In the coupon below for either a new or renewal subscription. The increase will be to $12 from .$10. 3 Years will soon cost $36 2 years will soon cost $24 3 Year,s now costs only $30 2 years new costs only $20 Save $6 Save $4 1 year will soon cost $12 1 year now costs only $10 Senior citizen subscriptions will increase from $9 to $11. Out-of-Canada subscriptions will be $25 a year. Subscriptions at the old prices will be accepted until Saturday, Nov. 8, 1980. Save $2 r __Imam worm ammo wow Mall (or bring) this coupon to The Brussels Post I II Yes! Put me down for the savings checked below. I enclose $. , I • . i t El THE 3 YEAR DEAL FOR $30 (I'll save $6) li 1 Cl The 2 year deal for $20 0 The 1 year deal for $10 I r3 This is a renewal subscription I I r2 This is a new subscription. I 1 Name , , . I I ' . . 1 Rd. or St.. I City . Postal Code. . I THIS OFFER EXPIRES SATURDAY,-NOVEMBER 8, 1980 o it•i••••••ii• . . •••PliA•• -Alf:: ft!L Et!' 11. eciks at THE BRUSSELS. POST OCTOBER. 29, 1980 — Bel rave Correspondent MRS. LEWIS STONEHQUSE 1187-9847 The North Huron Regional Rally of Huron-Perth Presby- terial was held October 14 in Knox .,United, Church, Bel- grave with an attendance of 111. President Mrs. Cliff Logan welcomed the guests and conducted the meeting a lively singsong, led by Miss Minnie McElevain and ac- companied, by Mrs. Ron Liv- ermore of the Fordwich U.C.W., was enjoyed. An invitation from Bluevale U.C.W. for the 1981 rally was 'accepted. Mrs. Anne Walters brought greetings and Mrs. Leila Finkbeiner• of Exeter introduced some new books on display. A trio from Gorrie U.C.W., - Mrs. Robert Strong, Mrs. Raymond Gowdy, Mrs. Jack Ferguson, accompanied by Ms. Mann, sang several numbers. A thought provok- ing skit was presented by several members of the Brus- sels U.C.W. " Three members of the Wingham Mrs. Barry Passmore, Mrs. Sin- clair Wardrop and Miss -Li- vonne Ballagh, conducted the worship service. GUEST SPEAKER Mrs. Harvey coupland of Wroxeter introduced the The Education Meeting of the Belgrave Women's Insti- tute was held recently with . Mrs. Lawrence Taylor as convenor: A series of slides on Ireland were shown by the speaker Mrs. Alice Scott, 4- Girls, Muriel Taylor and Donelda Lamont demonstrat- ed Chinese cooking techni- ques as they prepared Stir Fried Pork. This demonstra- tion work was necessary for them to complete their 4-H project. The Belgrave Branch was invited to the 75th anniver- sary of the Auburn Branch to a luncheon and card party on November 18. The Women's Institute is concerned about the extent of foreign owner- ship so a resolution to this effect will be noted on at the Area Convention in St. Marys. Mrs. John Anderson and Mrs. Jim Hunter reported on the County Rally held recent- ly. A donation was made to the C.N.I.B. A farewell gift will be sent to Home Economist Grace itiagifISErtt tiLlitttW..Ft ister of the church; conduct- ed the service and the guest speaker was . Murray Gaunt M.P.P. who gave an inspiring address and spoke on "Spiritual Visibility." 'He stressed that we remember our forefathers who left us with a strong background for spiritual Hying. Special music was provid- Bird who is moving to Mid- dlesex County. Mrs. Hunter will be looking into the possibility of moving the Belgrave Branch records to the Huron County Library in Goderich. Mrs. Glenn Coultes was returned as the Institute Representative on the Bel- grave community Centre Board. A discussion was held on the upcoming Crewel Em- broidery Course with anyone interested to contact Mrs. Cliff Logan, Mrs. Jack Hig- gins or Mrs. Glenn Coultes. The meeting closed with lunch of Chinese food served by the committee assisted by the 4-H girls. ed by the Melville PreihYter- ian Choir, Brussels under the ,director and organist Mrs. Bill King. The choir sang "Allelu' ia," and two num- bers by the Male Chorus "0, Will Serve Thee" and "The Longer I Serve Him.- Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, 'Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gaiint, Stephen and Stephanie of Wingham and Mrs. Harry McGuire were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. LESLIE BOLT. Leslie Bolt, 81, of Belgrave died in • Wingham and District Hospital on October 20 following a lengthy illness. Mr. Bolt, the son of Eli Bolt and Isabella Gemmill, was born in Turn- berry Township on May 13, 1899. He attended Powell's Turnberry School, and Wroxeter • Continuation School. Mr. Bolt was married in 1933 to Olive Stokes in the Teeswater Presbyterian Manse. Following their marriage, the couple lived in Turnbeny Township from 1933-46, then in Morris Township from 1946 to 1968 and finally in Belgrave. Mr. Bolt, a farmer, served as, president of the 13elgrave School Fair, as a director of the Belgrave.Co-op and as a member of the session of Knox United Church. As well as his widow,,, Mr. Bolt is survived by, two daughters, Elaine Nixon ,of Formosa and Lorne, Mrs. Wayne Brown, of- Wingham. He is also survived by seven grandchildren and one great- grandchild. He was predeceased, by a brother, William F101t of R.R. 1, Wroxeter and sister, Maribelle, Mrs. Jack Osier of Mitchell. The funeral was held Oct. 22 , from Knox United Church, Belgrave at 2 p.m. Rey. John , G. Roberts officiated. Burial was in Brandon Cemete6T, Belgrave. The pallbearers' were Garner Nicholson, John Nixon, • Harold Keating, Edgar Wightman, Sam Fear of Belgrave ' and James Coultes of Wingham. The flower bearers were Steven and Randy Nixon of R.R. 5, Brussels, and Susan Brown and Timothy Brown of Wingham. NORMAN BEIRNES Noiman Beirnes of Atwood died Tuesday, October 21 at the Listowel Memorial Hos- pialt. He was in his 73rd year. Surviving are a sister Eliz- abeth (Mrs. Fred Sawyer) of Brussels and several nieces and nephews. He was pre- deceased by his parents and Remember! It takes but a moment to place Brussels Post Want Ad Dial Brussels 887-6641. Lewis Storehouse or4 Sun- day. This community extends deepest sympathy to Mrs. Leslie Bolt and her family in the passing of her husband Leslie Bolt. November 2 is Bible So- ciety Sunday for the Belgrave Branch. Rev. E.L. Hawlett, Western Ontario. District sec- retary of London will be speaking at Calvin-Brick United church at 10:00 a.m., Knox United church, Bel-. two brothers Howard and Sam. The body was the Peebles Funeral • Home, John ST., Atwood until. Friday, October 24 when funeral services were held at 2 p.m. Burial was in the. Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel. Donations were to the Heart Found- ation. Pallbearers were Tom Lu- cas, Bill Beirnes, Norman Nicholson, Cliff Beirncs, Cameron Somers. Jack Con- , oily, John Purvis and Cliff Bray. grave at 11:15 am, and. Trinity Anglican Church at 1:15 p,m. Mr, Hawlet will also bring a small book display. BELGRAVE // The president, Donna Hig- gins opened the sixth meet- ing with the 4-H pledge. The secretary read the minutes and the roll call was answer- ed by 12 members. We talked about bitty piz- za for awhile, then played a game to see if we had -learned anything. After the game we wnet into the kitchen to make bitty pizza. Everyone thought they were good. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan and boys of Wyoming spent the weekenti with his mother - Mrs. Cliff Logan. Danny Thompson of God- erich spent the weekend with his grandparents Mr. and 'Mrs. Bert Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nichol- son of Toronto visited with Mr. and Mrs. GaineriNiehol. son of R.R.# 5 Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Thorn- * On of Bluevale this past weekend. They also visited with his grandmother Mrs. Etta Cook who is a patient in the Alexandra and Marine Hospital, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston, Tara and' Erin of Ilderton 'spent a few days with his mother Mrs. Laura Johnston. ly Ball of Thamesford, who ited one day last week with spoke on the. theme "What Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Tay- 'You Don't Know Will Hurt for and. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Yon." He based his remarks Armstrong. - on words from Christ's fare- Knox presbyterian Church well sermon from: the 14th. congregation held its 116th Chapter of St. John's Gospel. Anniversary-' service on Sun': Thomas said he and the other - day, October 26 at 11:00 a.m. disciples could not follow 'Rev. Kenneth Hines, min- Jesus because they did not know where He was going and they did not know the way. Jesus answered "I am the Way, the Truth and the Life; no one comes to the Father but by Me." Mr. Ball said the things we have not learned; those we have mislearned and those we, refuse to learn can hurt people. He was thanked by = Mrs. Robert Perry of Bluevale. PERSONALS Belgrave Euchre Club held its first euchre Wednesday, October 14 with eight tables in play. High lady = Mrs'. Bert Johnston, Low lady - Mrs. Robert Higgins, High. Man - John Anderson, Lowman - Herb Clayton, Lucky draw lady - Mrs. EdgatWightman, Lucky draw man - Lewis Stonehouse. There will be another euch- re October 29 starting at 8 pan. Everyone welcome. Mrs. Jack Higgins, Mrs. GlennCoultes and Mrs. Dor- othy Logan attended the first day of a two day short course on crewel embroidery held in the Presbyterian Church, Wingham. Any ladies in the community who would be interested, pleas get in touch with one of the ladies: We wish to express sincere sympathy to Mrs. Leslie Bolt and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill in the passing of their sister Mrs. Fraser (Eva Stac- ,es) Haugh of Bluevale. Mrs. Garner Nicholson spent several days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide and family of Mount Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thomp- son \ of Goderich who have recently returned from a trip guest speaker, the Rev. WU- to Regina, Saskatchewan vis- WI .-enjoys Chihe0. 'food 0bituaries.