The Brussels Post, 1981-04-15, Page 7oittzliaoge.
GRADE SEVEN WINNERS—Debbie Eskritt and Gorai Lockie won first
prize for their project on insulation at the environmental studies fair on
Wednesday. The two girls are grade seven students at Howick Central.
(Photo by Ranney) '
GRADE SIX PRIZE WINNERS—Andy Versteeg of East Wawanosh
Public School in Belgrave, Jason Conley and Kevin Eadie of Turnberry
Central School, Greg Gedcke and Michael Koch of Howick Central were
all first prize winners in the grade six category* at the environmental
studies fair at Grey Central School in Ethel on Wednesday. , (Photo by
Cranbrook
Ranney)
Foresters raise $700
ee
i=vef the teiliiitit act it
lead to the ettiiiete
colt
iat-0641
CO•OP (sui!)
Young Couples'
Conference
DATE July 15, 16, 17
LOCATION The Muskoka Sands Inn,
Gravenhurst, Ont.
QUALIFICATION
*,Couples between ages 20 and 35 yrs.
* Interested in AgiittAture and
community involvement
EXPENSES
All expenses including travel will be
paid for by local Co-Op
If interested send reply by
April 25, 1981 to:
United Co-Operatives of Ontario
Belgrave, Ontario
Att: Jim Nelemans
LJGCI UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO
4.10'
▪ Win • ham 357.2711
Belgrave Ontario •
Brussels 887-645i •
1111ANCIIS
BELGRAVE BRANCH imet:
A PERSONAL LOAN THAT MAKES
SENSE TO YOU,
Cunt on the Commerce for the
perSonal loan you need. Whether
it's for a new an a boat, home improve-
ments, or any other worthwhile purpose,
talk it over with us. We'll welcome the
opportunity to help,
At the Commerce, we treat personal
loans personally. We offer a range of
loans with features to suit your financial
situation: competitive interest rates,
convenient repayment schedules, life
insurance on most loans (at no additional
cost) and a disability insurance' option.
And you don't have to be a Commerce
customer to apply.
Drop in to any of our branches today
You can count on the Commerce for the
things you need in a bank. And more.
WILL PROBABLY MAKE: SENSE10 US.
• BANK OF 001VIMERdE:
C011.INT ON THE COMMERCE
UCW looks at system
THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 15, 19 81 Al'""'
Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
The April meeting of the
W.M.S. was held at the
home of Mrs. Stuart McNair,
Brussels.
President, Mrs. Wilfred
Strickler opened the meeting
with words of welcome Mrs.
M ac Engel was leader for
the Easter service. ,Others
taking part were Mrs. Gor-
don Engel, Mrs. Clare
Veitch, Mrs. John A. Perrie
and Mrs. McNair.
In the absence of Mrs.
Leslie Knight, Mrs. McNair
was pianist. Mrs. Strickler
presided for the business
when the minutes were read
by Mrs. John Vanass. The
Presbyterial visitor expects
to be at the November meet-
ing. Eight members an-
swered the roll call with an
Easter poem or reading.
A report on the recent
meeting in St. Andrews
church, Stratford, was given
by Mrs. Stuart Stevenson.
The group will send a get
well card to Miss • Lynn
Longmuir who was in a car
accident but fortunately was
not seriously injured. Mrs.
Veitch. will be hostess for
May. A social half hour
followed when Mrs. Verde
and IVhrs. Stevenson assisted
' the hostess with hinch,
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Strickler
have arrived home from an
enjoyable month in Florida.
Mrs. Stan. Bentley and
Jack Conley are home from
the University Hospital, Lon-
don, following surgery.
BERG
,Ales Se rvicei
I Installation
I FREE ESTIMATES I
I ° Barn Cleaners .
° Bunk Feeders I
° Stabling
I Donald. G. Ives
R.R.#2, Blyth I
.1 Phone:
I Brussels 887-9024
Mrs. Barr, Scarborough,
spent a week with Mr. and
Mrs. Stuart Stevenson.
Misses Sandra Cameron,
Barrie, Janet Veitch and
Sharon Engel, London, were
home for the weekend.
The Foresters held their
last euchre of the season on
Friday evening with 18 ta-
bles playing. Winners were:
High score- Earl Mills,
Becky Ruppel, low- Roxy
Jacklin, Pauline Patterson,
lone hands. Mrs. Chas.
Keeso, lucky table- Verna
Crawford, Wilma Rathwell,
Welland Krauter, Bev
Mitchell; lucky score cards-
Cliff Hoegy, Linda Minielly,
Mrs. Honeyford.
The Foresters have rea-
lized. approximately $700 for
cancer research and extend
their thanks for the support
they received in this worth-
while effort.
A miscellaneous shower
for Joan Hart was held in the'
community centre on Thurs-
day evening with a large
attendance., Mrs. Stewart
Steiss and Mrs. Jack Knight
conducted contests and piano
duets were contributed by
Joanne Knight and Jeanne
McDonald.
Joan' and her
mother, Mrs. Jim Hart and
Mrs. Armstrong, mother of
the groom-to-be were seated
before an attractive arrange-
ment of bells, streamers, etc.
An address was read by
Jean Prescott and gifts were
presented by a group of
young friends. Joan
expressed her thanks to
everyone and especially to
those responsible for arrang-
ing the shower.
Every week more and
more people discover what
mighty jobs are accomplished
by low cost Post Want Ads.
Dial Brussels 887-6641.
The evening unit of the.
Onssels ILC,W. met in the
church parlour April 1,
President Karen Cardiff
welcomed everyone.
Kaye Stevenson and Alma,
Watson were in charge of
devotions,. Everyone joined
ii singing the hymn "Jesus
Christ. is Risen Today". A
film "if I Should Die .Before
Wake" was shown, followed
by singing "The Lord's My
Shepherd."
Mrs. Cardiff conducted the
business. Joan Bernard read
the minutes of the last
meeting and 13 answered the
Roll Cal with an Easter
verse, Lark McDonald read
interesting current events
prepared by .Betty Graber.
Some ladies. volunteered to
meet with a lady from
Seaforth to discuss having a.
"Buddy Phone System" for
lonely and elderly folks in the
area. A bake sale and tea was
1planued for May 23 at 2:3Q in.
the Library. Ltioch, was
'served by Gertie .Kellingtoh
and Sarah Stephenson,.
The next meeting will be
on May 6th in the Church
Basement_ at 6;30 with all
ladies of the church invited,
as well as guests for a Pot
Luck dinner in honour of
"Mothers". A guest speaker
will attend.