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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-04-22, Page 3PRESIDENT PAYS VISIT — It was a big occasion fbr the Rebekah Lodge . in Brussels when Sister Myrtle Paterson. president of the Rebekah , Assembly. of Ontario paid a visit to Huron District 23 on Tuesday of Iasi week. From lett are Mary Lowe, Noble Grand of the Lodge, Verna Thomas, District Deputy President of Huron District 23, Sister Myrtle Paterson, and Sister Clara Taylor Assembly Colour Bearer. (Photo by Rannev) Friendship Club meets Ethel couple finds Michigan balloons To the editor: On behalf of the ladies of the St. Ambrose Catholic Won, en's League, I would like to thank you for coverage you have given us over the past year. Additional information on the tag relates that: "This tag was released on a balloon as a part of our "Sonrise Service: at Tawas United Methodist Church. In hope that you would join us in celebration of the risen Christ and stand ready for him to change you into a MARGARET COATES Margaret May Coates died on Wednesday, March 18, 1981 at St. Joseph's Hospital, London. She was Margaret Mae Maunders, wife of the late G. Franklin Coates, and was in her 79th year. She is survived by children Robert, Charles, and Yvonne and grandchild- THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 22, 1981 — 3 Brussels Friendship Club met April 15 in the Legion Hall with a good attendance. Edna Hackwell presided for the meeting in the ab- sence of the president, Frank Hooper. Lulu Kerr played for the singing of "0 Canada". Ed Martin acted for the secretary, Mrs. Frank Hoop- er who was unable to attend due to her husband's illness. A nominating committee. Edna Hackwell, Olive Dun- das and Mrs. D. Watson were appointed to bring in the new slate of officers. The zone meeting is to be held April 28 at Vanastra. Regi- stration from 9:30 to 10:30 in the morning. Members at- tending are to bring their own lunch. The club has been asked to help with bingo prizes for Huronview. Members were pleased to have Don McDon- ald, Phyllis Mitchell and Mildred Travis from Walton put on a very enjoyable musical program. Don led in community singing and sang The goal of St. John Ambulance" is to make first aid skills and training avail- able to reduce accidents and minimize their consequenc- es. You can become a St. John Ambulance volunteer or enroll in a safety oriented first aid course by getting in touch with a local St: John Ambulance brach or the provincial office at 46 Wellesley St. East, Toronto, M4Y 1G5, several solos. Phyllis played the violin and Mildred was accompanist. A card was signed by all for Mr. Hooper who is ill in the hospital. Prize winners for euchre were: High Lady- Draw prize winners at the Brussels Lions Club Tradefest were: Colour T.V. door prize-Bill Aitche- son, Brussels; The Royal Bank Pen Set, Brian McArter, Brussels; Glass Set-Glenda Carter, Walton; Howard Bernard Fuels, grease gun-Gary Brocklebank, Harriston; grease refills Sharon Evans, Cranbrook; Gen. Sol Solvent-Vera Hastings, Brussels; Gen. Sol Solvent, Roland Glitz, Milverton; Anti-freeze, Darwin Ducharme, Brussels; Fisher Glass & Mirror, Goderich-3 mirrors, Marty Rutledge, Brussels; Jean Lamont, Brussels; Fred Bennewies, Mitchell; Anna's Dress Shope $50.00 gift certificate, Mary Ten Pas, Brussels; Colborne Insulation, Stratford, Smoke Detector, Roberta Bridge, Brussels; Adamson Insulation, Luck- now, $50.00 each, Elwood Rogers, Palmerston; ZIlliax Furniture, List- owel, B & W T.V. Dave McCutcheon, Brussels; Morris Twp. Anniversary Committee-2 coffee mugs, Gerald Miller, Brussels. C.I.L. Agromart, Brussels-Jacket, cap & fertilizer, Sarah Stephenson, Brussels; Lawn lawri fertilizer, Noreen Eder, Brussels; golf green fertilizer, Gerry Dillow, Brussels; flower fertilizer, Murray Whytock, Teeswater; Henry Exel Construction, doll houSe, Carol Watson, Wroxeter; Jennie Turnbull, High Gent - Walter Kerr, Low Lady-Olive Dundas, Low Gent-Edna Mc- Donald. playing as a man; Lone Hands-Mrs. Jacklin, No. of Zeros-Marguerite Bolger. Frank Workman Electric-Appliance timer-Marjorie Anderson, Londes- bore. Rowe Fuels, Brussels, Seaforth, Exeter-case of motor oil, Anne Vader, Brussels; 100 gal. diesel fuel, Barb Fritz, Brussels; 100 gal. furnace oil, Mary Jane Pearson, Brussels; Wrox Ceramics, Wroxeter-Flower vase with flowers, Harold Mackie, Mild- may; McDonald Buildall, Brussels- solid wood cutting board, Mrs. Russel McGuire, Brussels; 2 gal. wood stain, Vickie Leis, Brussels; 1 gal. paint, mr. J. Shaddick, Goder- ich. Oldfield Hardware, Brussels-suit- case, Debbie Prior, Brussels; Stuffed dog, Jeanne Ireland, Brussels; screw- driver set, Jonathon Van Kuelen, Brussels; G.D.K. Enterprises, Wrox- eter-caps won by the following: Cindy Bernard, Chris Ten Pas, Brian Al- cock, Murray Lowe, Lillian Moses, all from Brussels; Howard Bender, List- owel and Murray Johnston, Bluevale. Dale Machan Plumbing & Heating, Brussels-toilet set, Mrs. Sam Sween- ey, Brussels; hand held shower, Bailie Parrott, BI9th; Ten Pas Decor, Listowel-1 area rug, Todd Wheeler, Brussels; Canadian imperial Bank of Commerce-Electronic calculator, Evelyn Kennedy, Brussels; I,O.O.F. Lodge, Brussels-Table lamp-Darron Chesher, Brussels. butterfly person," It also asks that the church be contacted when the tag is found and Mrs. Dietner said they planned to send a tag back saying it had been found in Brussels. Mrs. Dietner said they looked up Tawas City on a map and it is located north of Saginaw, Michigan. ren Michelle, David, Andrea, Mary Beth, Cameron, Kim- berly, Craig, Leslie, John, Robert and Melissa. She was the great grand - mother of Christopher. Mrs. Coates was the elder daughter of William H. and Mrs. Maunders of the Brus- sels area. Burial was in the Brussels cemetery. Sincerely Joanne Phelan Past Secretary, ST. Ambrose C.W.L. In Tawas City, Michigan the United Methodist Church did something special as part of the Easter "Sonrise Serv- ice"--they released a number of balloons. Ten of those balloons were found in a field at the home of Leo Dietner of RRI, Ethel. The Dietners found the balloons on Easter Sunday, three of which were still intact. Attached to the bal- loons were tags which read "EaSter 1981. Jesus calls us to be His butterfly people. He changes us from an earthbound caterpillar to a free and beautiful butterfly. Follwing is a Bible verse from 2 Corinthians 5: 17 which says: Therefore, if any one is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has passed away, behold, the new has come." Continued from page 1 ing" to be displayed by local models in the 13,M, & G. Community Centre on April 29th. See particulars elsewhere in this paper. * *** * Can you imagine how shocked the great grandtnothers of present day teenagers Would be if they could see what their great-grandatighters wear in public, In days long-gone wasp waists, that had a lady laced so tightly that. She could scarcely draw a decent breath and would probably faint dead away if she had to run a couple of yards, were the elegant thing. As Were skirts that did not dare to permit even a teenSy, weeny glimpse of an ankle. Those ' good Win prizes at Tradefest Short Shots by Evelyn Kennedy ladies would have thrown up their hands in horror at the sight of short skirts; scanty shorts and tops-not wasp waists but bare midriffs with a navel giving them the eye; and those barely visible bikinis that adorn (on some niar) our beaches. At least the trend these days seems to be for more charming, dainty, femine styles for young ladies. 50' * Easter weekend was a pleasant one for this household. Some of my Ottawa family were with me and with young folks around it was a lively; busy time, Then there were side-trips, for all of us and a bit of entertaining as well as an evening to visit the Tradefest. Now again it is just the dog and I. Obitu ary Thanks for the coverage LOOKS LIKE FUN — Shannon Rice and Cindy Bernard were facinated by the hot tub display at the Brussels Lions Club Tradefest on Thursday. (Photo by Ranney)