HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-11-25, Page 6relatives and friends in the
vicinity.
A number of people from
this area attended Open
House of Hand Crafted Arts
in Furniture making by Larry
Mayberry at his home in
Londesboro on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. Laura Johnston spent
a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. George Johnston,
Tara and Erin of Ilderton.
Knox Presbyterian con-
CWL plans Christmas party
The catholic Women's
League met at St. Ambrose
Church on November 10.
President Marianna Ryan
chaired the meeting. The
scripture reading was given
by Irene Blake. Plans were
made for a Christmas party
on December at the church
with Dave Crothers of Wing-
ham as guest speaker. His
topic will be Fire Safety.
There will be a pot-luck meal
and a small gift exchange. All
members are invited to at-
tend and bring their husband
or a friend for this special
occasion.
Plans were finalized for the
Christmas Bazaar to, be held
at the Brussels Library on
Dec. 5. Reports by the conv-
enors of Spiritual Develop-
ment, Community Life and
Public Relations were pre-
sented.
The meeting closed with a
Remembrance Day thought
read by Caroline Kernaghan.
gregation held their annual
pot luck supper on Sunday
evening, November 15.
Everyone enjoyed a sing song
conducted by the Rev. Ken-
neth Innes, followed by
games and contests. Garver
Nicholson showed slides of
local interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamie-
son visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Taylor
of Waterloo.
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Belgrave Bible Society collects $640
Correspondent
MRS. L. STONEHOUSE
8874847
The Belgrave branch of the
Canadian Bible Society is
pleased to report that
$640.75 was collected in this
area in the recent canvass.
The executive, Mrs. Robert
Procter, PreSident; Mrs. Jack.
Higgins, Treasurer and Mrs.
Clare Van Camp, Secretary,
wish to thank the following
canvassers for their time and
effort: Lorne Scott, Mrs. Gary
Jamieson, Miss Bonnie
Walker, Ivan' Dow, Mrs.
Bruce Campbell, Mrs. Robert
Grasby, Mrs. Jack Higgins,
Harold Keating, Mrs. Clare
Van Camp, Mrs. Dorothy
Logan, Mrs. Don Vair, Mrs.
Laura Johnston, Miss Mary
Isabel Nethery, Mrs. John
Jessup, Mrs. Robert Procter,
Mrs. Lorne Campbell and
Mrs. Alex Nethery.
LAYMAN'S SUNDAY
Layman's Sunday was
held in Knox United Church,
Belgrave on Sunday morning
with members from Calvin-
Brick United Church joining
in the service. The guest
speaker was Mr. John Patter-
son of Palmerston who was
assisted by Rev. John G.
Roberts and three members
of the Belgrave session, Mrs.
Jack Higgins, Glenn Coultes
and George Michie.
The choir, consisting of
members from Calvin-Brick
and Belgrave churches, un-
der the leadership of Mrs.
George Procter, our organist,
sang two numbers, "Whisp-
ering Hope" and "Because
We Believe".
Mrs. George Johnston at
the piano accompanied the
orp-anist with the music prior
to nd during the 'service.
WI MEETS
','he Canadian Industries
meetii g of the W.I. was held
in the .'all on Tuesday eve-
ning wib Mrs. Clare Van
Camp, pianist.
The president, Mrs. Rots
Higgins welcomed everyone
and asked Mrs. John Ander-
son, the acting secretary
treasurer, to read the minutes
of the last meeting, the
correspondence and the fi-
nancial statement. Donations
will be sent to the War
Memorial Children's Hosp-
"tal, the children's aid and the
War Veterans. Mrs. Norman
Coultes gave a report of the
London Area Convention held
in St. Marys on November 5th
and 6th. The roll call was
Name a New Canadian
Product that you like.
The program convenor,
Mrs. Norman Caultes spoke
on the motto "Think Cana-
dian, Buy Canadian, Appre-
ciate Your Canadian Way of
Life," stressing that the
freedom we enjoy carries with'
it many responsibilities. It is
our duty to make our country
a better place to live and one
way to do this is to buy
Canadian made products in
order to support our own
industries.
Mrs. Coultes introduced
Mrs. Gordon McBurney, who
spoke about the Sudan of
Africa, where her son Hugh
spent 3 months last winter
flying a helicopter. The
Sudan is 7* north of the
equator and one of the
poorest and most primitive
countries of Africa.
The natives have great
health problems caused by
poor sanitation and the scar-
city of good water. Mrs.
McBurney showed slides of
the people and the country-
side including the mud huts
in which the natives live and
the camps where the helicop-
ter crew stayed.
Mrs. Coultes thanked Mrs.
McBurney for her very in-
brmative talk and for sharing'
the pictures with everyone.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
John Anderson and Mrs.
Ross Higgins.
PLAY EUCHRE
Eleven tables were in
'play at the weekly euchre
which was held in the, W.I.
Hall on Wednesday everiing,
November 18. Winners were:
High Lady-Mrs. Bert John-
ston; Low Lady- Mrs. Robert.
Grasby, Novelty for Lady -
Mrs. William Black; Righ
Man-Gordon Walker; Low
Man-Leslie Short, Novelty for
Man-George Grigg.
There will be euchre again
next week starting at 8:00
p.m. Everyone welcome.
PERSONALS
Mrs. James Paton of
Mossley and Mrs. Doug
McQueen and Jennifer of
Ingersoll visited at the home
of Mrs. Ivy Cook and other
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