HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-11-26, Page 13140VERBE.R.,,:00.*:.10507,,. 1. THE ,BRUSSELS `POST
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PERSONALS Thirty-two relatives,
Mr. and . Mrs.. George neighbours and friends gath- Euchre Johnston, Taia and Erin, ered at the house of Mrs.
spent the weekend with Mrs. Jack King of Wingham for
Correspondent
miRSAEWIS
STONEHOUSE
887.9847
The Laymen's service,
unday, was conducted by
ev. John G. "Roberts 'with
ill ThomSon of C.K.N.X.
dio and T.V. Winghainas
est speaker. .
Calvin Brick joined with
ox • United- Belgrave to
rm, the large congregation.
An organ and piano pre-
lude of sacred selections was
presented by Mrs. George
Procter, church'. and Miss
Sheila Anderson, pianist.
The lielgrave' Choir sup-
ported by members of Calvin
Brick United Church sang.
Rev.'' Roberts extended a
warm welcome to Mr..
Thompson, who said "Lay
People" don't express their
views sufficiently; ,
The speaker Chose "My
Jesus" as his theme. He
referred to the soft loving
paintings of Jesus' which do
not portray wtrue picture of
our real, demanding Savieur.'
Faith is not for the, weak,
he said.; ,Where is our faith
when :problems arise? Is - it
Congratulations to Mr. Tuesday. and Mrs. John
and Mrs, John Campbell on . Roberts, who was a patient in •
the arrival of their new baby University hospital London
in: St • Joseph's. Hospital, was ,able to return to her
London, on Friday,November home on Sunday afternoon.
21. ' 'Mrs.. Avverica Arruda. Of.
Mr. and Mrs.,Brian Storer Toronto is spending a few
of Kitchener'spent the week- days .with her mother Mrs,
end with Mr.' and Mrs. Cliff Logan. '
Clarence Hanna. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan
Mr. and Mrs: Eldon Brad- Kevin and Trevor of Wyom-
ley of Lucknow visited on .ing spent the weekend with
Sunday with 'Mr. and Mrs. tiller parents Mr. and Mrs.
George Michie and attended George McGee and Mrs.
Knox United Church Laymen Cliff Logan.,
Service on Sunday morning Little Miranda Biewan of
where Bill Thomson of Wingharia spent the weekend
C.K.N.X. Wingham was with her grandmother Mrs.
guest speaker. Agnes Biewam.
Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Taylor Eleven tables were in play
visited on the week-end with on Wednesday evening in wealcV.Jesus laboured in the Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Taylor of the Women ,
carpenter's shop; ghis hands s Institute Hall.
inners were: high' lady were ealousecl and tough. He Mrs. George Cook, 'Miss had no belongings; but He, Annie Cook and Mrs. Ken- attracted people closer to nth Wheeler visited after
God. He possessed strength noon with Mrs.. Etta Cook and determination. Who, but and . Mrs. Wilbain Gow who hands::: Mrs. Verena 'Bone. Jesus, Would haveV 'befriend- are patients at the Maitland High man -• George, John- ed a disrePntable woman: a Manor Nursing Home, God- ston, low man - Mrs. Clar- tax collector, or the criminal erich. .ence playing as a man; 2nd
on the cross? . Miss Joyce Burr of Owen high man - William Gow; The Master exercised dis- Sound -and Miss Joanne novelty 'man, most zero 's dpline as He. spoke to the Edgar who are attending Jim LamOnt. Euchre next , educated and ignorant at the
,.: Centralia Colleke welcome.spent, •,the week everyone welcoe. same; inle: Be administered weekend with Joanne's par- . We are pleaSed to 'hear
forgiveness and compassion ents'Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ffiat Mrs. William Black was
Edgar, able to return home . last to ail:
The speaker asked "What
would you dO if requested to
exemplify your .faith 'in the
the Wat Memorial Child-
ien's Hospital and the Huron
County- Children and Family
Services.
_An identifying sign is
being made to be placed over
the door of the Institute
Hall.
Anyone interested in tra-
velling to the Erland Lee'
Homestead to see the Lee at The Ethel Institutexatered
Christmas is asked to contact to a dinner on' Friday:.f0t the
Mrs. Leonard James as Grey Township Federation of
Huron West District is spoil- Agriculture:
soling a bus trip there on '
December 3.
The Institute has been
asked to cater to' the Procter
Banquet on December 6 at
5:00 p.m .
cue roll call - what part of
the newspaper do you read
first = was answered by the
Members present. ,
The meeting cocluded.
with lunch served by the
oommittee of Mrs. John
Anderson, Mrs. Ross Hi g-
gins and Miss Dorothy Hig,
gins.
Mr. and 'Mrs. James Boak
of Dungannoii called on their
aunt Mrs.' George Cook one.
Laura Johnston and Mr. and
Mrs.. Robert GrasbY-
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Procter
and' family, Mr. and Mrs.
George Procter, Mrs. Stew-
art Procter, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Procter, Mrs. Ken-
neth Alton and Mr. Miles
McLean attended the funeral
of the late Wendell Richards
of Brussels which was held at
the Wellington. Square Unit-
ed Church- in BUrlington on
Friday November -21.
-Correspondent.:
MRS. CLIFF BRA*,
887-6086 ;'
&euchre party was beld in
Ethel Community Hail on
Monday evening, November
17th, sponsored by the ,Ethel
VV.I:
Winners were: high fady -'
Mrs. Bob Bremner,
Mrs. Lloyd Sniith, high. gent.
Fred Porter, low - Ruth
Dunbar`, head table - Eva
Harrison, lone hands - fred
Porter. Ten tables were in
play.
Mr. Bill McKay' :is a
patient in Victoria Hospital.
Friday after being a patient
in the Wirigham and Distrid
Hospital.
Robert. Grasby• playing as a
lady; .2nd high lady - Mrs.
Helen Martin:, low lady -
Mrs. Roy PattiSon; most lond
in Et h e l.
surprise birthday party to ,
honour ther mother Mrs:
Robert Higgins, on the oc-
casion of her 85th birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon '
Campbell and Heather of
Kitchener called on his' moth-
er Mrs. Olive Campbell on ,„,!''','"9\
Sunday.
f
, We are pleased to hear. .;
that Mrs.'.'Cliff Logan who 61°1
was a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London was able to
return to her home last ;
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Santa and his helpers-
will love these -
cozy slippers and
MEN'S _soft- soled casuals.
So comforting on
. .. Ch ris tm asev morn ery morn
The Canadian Industries
meeting of the Belgrave
Women's Institute was high-
lighted' by a tour of the
Listowel. Banner. Tour hosts.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Wenger
showed • the members the
various steps taken in pro-
ducing a weekly paper before
it is sent to Goderich for the
actual printing. Convenor;
Mrs. William Coultes ex-
pressed the appreciation of
the group for the most
interesting tour.
The business meeting was
held back at the Institute
Hall in Belgrave. Storage of
the Institute Records was
discusSed. They ;can be stor-
ed in the Huron County
Library or a fire proof box
may be purchased for stor-
age at the Institute Hall.'
The group's war veteran
will be receiving a Christmas
gift from the Institute mem-
bers:
Donations will be made to