The Brussels Post, 1972-11-08, Page 3There is nothing to indicate wliy these young ladies
gathered together to have their picture taken. One of a
series being reproduced in. Brussels Centennial year, the
picture was loaned by Mrs. ,Flied Cox_of Wingham. Shown
are (left) (front) Lyla. Sparling, Amy Roe, Bessie McQuarrie,
Beryl Oaten, Gertie Armstrong
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(Second' Row) Henrietta
Denman, Lillian Burgess, Gertie Speiran, Jean Elliott, Kate
McDonald, Irene McLaughin, Jennie Scott, Gertrude Deacima.n,
Ruth Sinclair, (Back Row) Mary Machan, Jane McLennan.
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WMS Meets
Melville W.M.S. Members
were gaests of Mrs, IVICCarroll
at the manse for their November
meeting.
Seventeen ladies answered the
roll call with a Bible verse con-
taining the word, "love".
Mrs. Gerald Gibson contrib-
uted a poem eatitled"Chnrches"
and devotions were led by Mrs.
W.C. King, Mrs. Speir and Mrs.
Jas. S. Armstrong.
An account of Miss Diana
Wadworth's work as a missionary
was read by Mrs. Speir. Miss
Wadworth is from the Presby-
terian" Church in Chesley and
taught fo r a short time in Ont-
ario before going to teach in
the Helen McDonald Memorial
School in Jhansi India.. She
was home on furlough in 1971
returning to India early in 1972.
Mrs. Ruth Martin spoke of
the book "Do you believe in mir-
acles?" and related experiences
of meetings in Toronto and Pitts-
burg, which she had attended,
where the author was speaker.
Mrs. Wm. Smith reviewedthe
chapter from the study book on
Africa. Christianity, education,
health, social, welfare and a high-
er standard of living are con-
cerns of both church and state:
Money is a crucial problem. An
urge to all denominations to work
unitedly for an...African Church
with African leadership and a
wish that the Church be separate
from the State is much desired.
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News of Belgrave
Weekend visitors at Belgrave
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Correspondent
Mrs.Lewis Stonehouse
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
attended the funeral of the late
John Boyd in St. Stephen's Angli-
can Church, Gorrie, onSaturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Hibberd
attended the ladies night of Wel-
lington. Royal' 'black Knights at
Glenelg Orange Hall east of
Durham on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zur-
brigg , R.R. 2, Clifford visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
on Sunday.
Mr. James Cook left on Sun-
day morning for Resolute Bay,
North West Territories, where he
is engaged with the Mechanic
Kenting Aviation.
Mr.' and Mrs. Paul Stevenson.
and David of Brampton spent the
week end with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam Stevenson and family.
Mrs. Clare ,Van Camp visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jardin
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Campbell
and family of London onwednes-
day and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Ansley of
Thessalon are visiting with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Camp-
bell.
Mr. and Mrs. John Galbraith
of Whitby visited on Sunday with
I SIINDAY'SASERMON
There is nothing wrong with
desiring a nice place to live in,
good clothing that will last and
shelter .the body, and good food
to nourish the body. Where we
go wrong, however, is in our
excessive desires for more and
better materialistic possessions.
God takeS very good care of
us in this community. we have
nice homes and apartments, ade-
quate clothing, and good food. But
God demands more of us than
just using the things of this world
and demanding more. He asks
us to take care of our neighbors
in distress, to aid one another
With lOve and charity.
It is So easy to go on getting
nowhere by desiring more of the
material things of this world.
And it is to easy when Our Minds
are occupied with greed to for-
get Our neighbora in distress.
yet the satisfaction that domes
from helping someone is one
of the richest spiritual rewards.
Let us help oh another.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. William Pea-
cock of Bluevale, Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Robertson, Jim and Mari-
lyn visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Peacock and Lloyd
Peacock of Hamilton.
Mrs. Robert Grasby visited
`with 'her mother, Mrs. Dave Arm-
strong who is a patient in Vic-
toria Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Dowse
of Galt called on Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse last Wednesday
also visited with his aunt, Mrs.
Arthur H. Ed ,gar , a patient in
Wingham District Hospital.
_Mrs. William Gordon and Tom
of Kinloss were Wednesday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Rinn and John.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and
John were supper guests with
Mrs. Gladys Rock and Bruce
of Monkton on Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Kirton
of Possawin spent a few days
last week with their cousins,
Mrs. Elizabeth Leslie and Mr.
Ernest Michie, also visited with*
other cousins in the vicinity.
(Intended for last week)
Visitors during the week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Rinn and John were Mrs. Elvey
Rock, Joanne and Jeniffer of
Monkton, Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Rock and Janette and Ross
Driscoll of Walton, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Cowan of Windsor and
Mrs. Albert Cowan of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and
John were recent visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Whetham
of Harriston and Mr. and Mrs.
Jain Cardwell of Stratford.
Grade 3
concert
Grade 3 Class of the EaSt
Wawanosh Publid SchoOl pre-
sented their October Assembly
when Madam Chairlady Lisa
Thompson opened the assembly
by announcing that the Grade 3
class Would sing "0 Canada".
This was followed by a choral
prayer and then a hymn. The
song "October Party" was
sung in unison by the class.
Robbie Rodgers and Murray
Taylor recited the poem
ThankSgiVing Dinner", which
captivated the addle The
Whole class then participated in
presenting the play "The Lost
Kitten". The cast was as fo14-
lows: Little Girl - Linda Gin-
grich; King - Daryl Dunbar;
Scarecrow - Calvin Bakelaar;
Witches - Joan Arbuckle,Georg-
Chettleburgh, Melanie Scott,
1VIeribeth Scott, Marion Taylor,
Nancy Verbeek; Ghosts - Lori
Cameron, Lisa Hamilton, Mur-
ray Hastings, Nancy Moore, Joel
Van Camp; Elf - Jimmy Smuck,
Peter Rasmussen, Murray Snell,
Murray Taylor, Lisa Thompson;
Cats - Murray Campbell, John
Haines, Molly McBride, Patti
McDowell; Attendant - Sheila
Anderson, Scott Evans, Kevin
Koehler, Robbie •Rodger, Cathy
Shiell, Kenny Swanson.
Elect officers
The student council election
of the East Wawanosh Public
School of Belgrave was held on
Friday, October 27. The elec-
tion was very close, especially
in two offices wher e the differ-.
ence was only one vote. The
results are: President - Janice
Coultes, Grade 8; Vice Presi-,
dent - Janet Cook, Grade 7;
Treasurer - Oscar Muir, Grade
8; Secretary - Doreen Taylor,
Grade 8.
Euchre
Twelve tables of euchre were
played in the community rooms
last Wednesday evening at the
13elgrave Weekly Euchre party.
Prizes were won by - High Lady-
Mrs. Pocaluyko; Novelty Lady -
Mrs. Earl Noble; Low Lady -
Mrs. Robert Powell; High Man-
Earl 'Noble; Novelty Man - Mrs.
Gordon Nicholson (playing as a
man); Low Man - Fred Davidson.
ACW
The November meeting of the
A.C.W. was held at the home of
Mrs. Hugh Rinn with an atten-
dance of ten members. The meet-
ing was in charge of the
President, Mrs. Robert Procter
who led in prayer and read the
scripture. the minutes of the
last meeting and correspondence
were read by Mrs. Alex Nethery.
The dues were paid and the apron
and birthday box passed. The roll
call was answered with a prayer
for peace. Plans wer e Completed
for the bazaar, bake sale and
tea to be held in the Women's
Institute Hall on November i 1,.
starting at 3 o'clock. The raffle
was Won by Jehnifer Stokes.
THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 8, 19/2—A