The Brussels Post, 1972-07-19, Page 10NOTICE-
The Brussels office of CRAWFORD
and MILL will be closed for holidays
from JULY 20 to AUGUST 11; The
Wingham office will be open as usual.
Business Directory
CRAWFORD and MILL
J. H. CRAWFORD, Q.C.
A. R. M. MILL, B.A., LLB.
ROSS E. DAVIES, B.A., LLB.
BRUSSELS and WINGHAM
.PHONE 887-9491 PHONE 357-3630
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'WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE LINE OF
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887-6365
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News of Belgrave
.Cook family has picnic Howick LiPns' Bingo Winners Harriston; Mrs. COpelancl,Bar-
at the recent Pingo included: Rug- rist9P; Mrs. Mehl, wingham;
ular Games; Bea liergott, Mil- Mrs, R. Greenley, Harriston;
dmay, Chris Davidson, White011- Mrs, McLennan, Lochalsh.
PrCh andiVirs•Garniss,WinghaM; SharP the Wealth 1; Louise Mill
Mrs. G. Strauss, MildmaYI Mrs. er, Palmerston; a Mrs. Ste,
Harnock, Gorrie and Mrs., Bill Marie, Wingham; $25 Special
Schili, Formosa; Nancy Riley, Deanne Boyd, Gorrie.
Winghahij Mrs. Wagner, 4110k-, Jackpot Consolation and bonus;
now; Inez W. Williatnson, Harr- Betty Scott, Listowel and Nancy
iston and Irwin Schlosser, Han- Riley, Wingham.
over; Mrs. A. Ste. Marie, Wing- Lap Card Special; Ken Frey,
ham; Mrs. Bill Boyd, Gorr* • Monkton
Nancy Riley, Wingham; Mrs. Dart Game; Joe Easton, Kurt-
zville
Door Prizes; Frank Hamilton,
Lucknow, Elgin Alton, Harris-
ton David Wright, Kitchener,
and Jean Scott, Listowel.
Lucky Draws; Mrs. Wm. Upper,
Listowel, Mrs. Sarah Hamilton,
Lucknow, Jean Alton, Harriston
and Mrs. Derbecicer, Wingham.
Howick .Bingo winners
Correspondent
Mrs.Lewis Stenehonse
The fourth annual Cook picnic
Was held in. Belgrave arena on.
Sunday with an attendance pf
around 100.
An afternoon of gameS and
Contests were enjeyed by young
and old under the supervision
of the sports committee Mr,
and Mrs. James Paton. Prizes
were given for the oldest man
present Mr. Fred Cook, and the,
" Oldest lady, Mrs. Fred. Cook,
Couple with 25th wedding anniver-
sary this year - Mr. and Mrs.
Russ Cook; coming tbefarthest,
Miss Norma Nethery of Hamilton,
the lucky plate - Dave Kirby.
The president - James Walsh
held an election of officers for
next year as follows:
president - Arnold. Cook; Vice
President Ernie Crawford; Sec-
retary-Treasurer - Mrs. Russ
Cook; Sports - Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Cook; Lunch C ommittee-
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cook and
Mr. and. Mrs. Charlie Cook.
It was decided to hold next
year's reunion the third Sunday
in July at the same place. Those
attending came from Hamilton,
Glamis, Ripley, Blyth, Goderich,
Mossley, Kitchener, 13luevale,
Auburn, Belgrave and surround-
ing district.
Junior
Auxiliary
The Belgrave. Junior
Auxiliary held their 15th meeting
in the Orange Hall on Saturday
morning. The meeting opened
with games led by Bonnie Walker.
The president, April McBurney,
led in the opening exercises.
Sheila Anderson had charge of the
rol 1 call. Minutes were read
by Bonnie Walker and the
treasurer's report was given by
Dianne Scott. Leaders for the
next meeting are:Games - Candy
Campbell; Sing-song - Lisa
Thompson; To help with worship -
Dianne Scott; Clean-up girl -
Sheila Anderson. Patsy Scott'
helped with the worship service.
Bonnie Walker and Karen Scott
collected the offering and April,
McBurney recited the 'offertory
prayer.
Pamela Shaw of London was.
a visitor. A sympathy card was
sent to Miss Mary IsobelNethery
in the loss of her uncle Gilbert
Nethery. The older girls worked
on Books of the Bible and the.
Junior girls worked on their
second stripe which is learning to,
knit and embroidery.
WI meets
"What a Friend we Have In
Jesus", opened the meeting of
the Afternoon Unit of the U.C.W.
held in the Sunday School room
with thirteen members in atten-
dance.
Mrs. Harold Procter led the
worship service using a theme
"What is Christ to You?" Jesus
the friend, Jesus the Master,
Jesus the teacher, Who is this
Jesus of Nazareth? "He is
Jesus the Christ, son of God".
Mrs. Procter followed with
prayer and then hymn "Take
Time to be Holy" was sung.
The August meeting will be
cancelled.
Mrs. 'W alter Scott introduced
TO
HORSE
LOVERS
Let's get acquainted
FREE
RIDING LESSONS until
JULY /1St. — No obligation
EVERYONE WELCOME
VALLEY RUN
STABLES
887-6028
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, who re.•
ported concerning a week
end spent at Westeninster
college, London.
Mrs. Wheeler conducted a
Bible Study as was done at the
college comparing those who are
wonderful with those who are
wonder-empty. Members read
Passages of Scripture to show
the wonder-empty to be doubtful,
selfish, hateful, self centred,
jealous, rigid, irresponsib)e, etc.
and the wonderful or alive per
son to be sincere, patient, sympa-
thetic, loving, kindly, humble,
forgiving, etc.
Mrs. Scot t thanked the
speaker and spoke for all present
with the comment that Mrs.
Wheeler's report made us rea-
lize we had missed a glorious
week end of inspirational study
and leadership.
Mrs. Stanley Cook continued
the Bible study as outlined by
Professor William Barclay in
the Observer. The gospel of John
the Mind of God in human form
was the July study, made very
interesting by Mrs. Cook.
Mrs. Earl Anderson thanked
all who took part.
Mrs. J. B. Townend of Niagara
Falls, who is holidaying at her
cottage at PointClarke, is spend-
ing a few days with Mrs. Herb
Wheeler.
Donelda and Danny Lamont
returned home onSaturday after-
noon after holidaying with their
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph McCrea'of Blyth who were
on vacation the past two weeks
at a cottage at Riley Lake near
Orillia.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mc-
Dowell and Heather of Cookstown
visited on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt
accompanied Mr. and Mrs.
Reuben Appleby on a tour of
Manitoulin Island and Northern
Ontario last week. Enroute they
had a n enjoyable visit with Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn Appleby and
family of Ora Station.
Miss Linda Bushell of Kinloss
spent a few days last week with
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Pletch,
Mr. and Mrs. WilliamSteVen-
son, Steven, Scott and Lissa at-
tended the wedding pf his sister,
Ruth Stevenson to Terry Salens
at TIllsonburg in First Baptist
Church on Friday evening.
Mrs. Malcolm McCommon
and Miss Ruth Lockridge visited
on Monday with their cousins; Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Scott,
Brian and David of Barrie visited
last week with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Scott.
Miss Janice Coultes returned
home on Tuesday after spending
a week at the home of Miss
Debra Cranston of Weston. This
was her part of the Urban-Rural
exchange visits,
Miss Lori. Thompson, Marni
Walsh and Joanne Coultes
returned home Sunday after
spending a week at Camp Mene-
setung, Goderich.
Misses Cathy Bakelaar, Patti
Shiell and Karen Coultes are
attending Camp Menesetung,
Goderich this week.,
Walter Scott and Robert Hib-
erd visited Amberley R. B. P.
132 recently and assisted in ex-
emplifying the Apron and. Royal
Blue degree.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Niell,
Mrs. Ira Niell and Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Schiefele, Wingham visi-
ted on Sunday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hibberd.
Miss Norma Nethery of
Hamilton is visiting with her
aunt, Mrs. Telford Cook and
also visiting among other
relatives in the area.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Alan Campbell and their
infant son, Shawn, in winning the
baby contest in connection with
Wingham Lions and Merchants
Crazy Days in Wingham last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Walker
and Shelley of Schomberg spent
the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Pletch.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rib-
berd, Thomas McInnis of Gorrie,
James, Elva and Ethna Foster of
Fordwich attended the 12th July
celebration in Arthur on Satur-
day.
The 4 - H "Hoppin Bunny
Business" rabbit club which has
members from the Blyth, Ethel,
Walton, Auburn, Brussels, Clin-
ton and 13elgrave areas met at
Bill Boneshansker's R. R. #1,
Ethel. The club, which is the
second in Huron County, dis-
cussed feeds and feeding and
the classes and categories in
which rabbits could be shown.
It was decided that the next
meeting would be at Roy Hanna's
R.R.#2 Auburn providing a spec-
ial guest invited to speak on
rabbit diseases is able to be
present.
Winners
Winners in the recent Brus-
sels Legion Pipe-Band draw
were: 1st Doug Hoover, Seaforth
a well equipped Samsonite over
night bag: 2nd Mrs. Don Mc-
Noll, Blyth, radio: 3rd Cliff Dun-
bar, Ethel, Scotch Thistle in
Basket.
BERG
Sales Service
Installation
FREE ESTIMATES
• Barn Cleaners
• Bunk Feeders
• Stabling
Donald G. Ives
R.R. 2, Blyth
Phone Brussels 887.9024
Wayne Willis — Shot Put
Colleen Raymond — 220 & 440 yards
Keith Raymond — Long Jump & High Jump
Glenn McLean — 880 yards
Bill Boneschansker -- 880 yards
Andy Adams, Keith Raymond, Bill Boneschan-
sker and Glenn McLean — 4x100 yd. relay
A bus will leave Brussels 8:00 aan, Aug-
ust 12. Please come out and support your
team. Children Free. Adults $1.00 return
FOR RESERVATIONS
PHONE 887-9422
Royal Canadian Legion
Branch 218 Brussels
Takes great pleasure in introducing Brus-
sels Track and Field Team for the Ontario
Provincial Finals to be held at Seagram
Stadium, Waterloo, August 12, at 10 a.m.
Hewitt, Atwood and Kevin Faul-
kner, Strathroy; Mrs. Bates,
4-H club
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