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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-09-19, Page 6i - • News of Huronview Several of the residents travelled by bus to Blyth on Saturday to attend, the Treshers Reunion and all report a pleasant afternoon. The Christian Womens Club of South Huron•who visited the Home on the second Sunday evening of the month held a song service in the Chapel. The service was led by Mrs. Luther of Henson accompanied at the organ by Mr, Luther. Marie Flynn of Clinton, Mary Taylor, Norman Spier and Jerry Coiling provided the music for monclay's activities With vocal solos, by Morgan Dalton. Sixty-five residents took advantage of a special showing of the, film "Sound of Music" at the Park Theatre, Goderich, on Wednesday afternOon. A great deal of credit is due to the manager, Mr. Lyndon and his staff for their many acts of kindness during the afternoon and in making it possible for the folks to see this fine show. Flowers were. the theme for the "Family Night" program this week sponsored by -the Clinton Horticultural Society. Harvey Howard, one of the Family Night volunteers and an active member of the society, was chairmanfor the evening. Mr. Ted Davies showed coloured slides taken during a visit to Holland as well as giving a very interesting, commentary; Mr. Davies showed pictures of the beautiful flowers and the floral floats at the spring festival. One hundred corsages were prepared and presented to the residents by"Members of the society and the junior club, Several residents with September Birthdays, lucky numbers and also over ninety years old received bouquets for their rooms. MINISTRY OF' REVENUE s• . • Correspondent Mrs, Lewis Stonehouse Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter celebrated their 25th Wedding Anniversary at their home in Belgra.ve on Sunday, September 16. A buffet dinner was served from 4 to '7 p.m. to 57 guests. Those attending from a distance wer e from Downsview, Scar- „, 'borough, Toronto, Hamilton, Winona, Tavistock, Caledon, London,Whitechurch, wingham, , , Bluevae, Brussels and 13elgrave. Jr. Auxiliary The Belgrave Junior Auxil- iary met Saturday morning in the Orange Hall with Patti Edwards leading in the games. Sheila ' Anderson led in the opening exer- - cises. Julie. Guay took charge of the roll call. Minutes were read by Nancy, Moore,Joan Hig- gins and. Julie Guay colected the offering and the offertory prayer was recited by Patti Edwards. Treasurer's report was given by Joan Higgins. Leader for next meeting are Games - Bonnie ‘• Walker, Sing - song - JanetJohn- ston, to help with worship service - Kelly Lougheed, cleanup girls- Patti Edwards and Karen Scott. Sheila Anderson led in the • sing-song. A social evening will be held in the Orange Hall on ',October 13. AFTERNOON UNIT ;.. Twleve members attended the meeting of the Afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. in the church Sept.11. Mrs. George Martin led the , worship period opening with hymn .; "Glory be to God the Highest”. The treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Leslie Bolt, Minutes News of Be!grave Buffet dinner honours couple on 25th r NEWS OF' CRANBROOK Correspondent Mrs, Mac Engel . The Sacrament of Holy Communion will be observed in Knox Church on Sunday morning, September 23, at 9:30. The "Squirts" finished off their baseball season with a corn roast at Wilfred Strickler's. The 20-1b. turkey was won by Mrs. • Lilliam MacLean.. The October meeting of the Women's Institute has been put off for one week. The meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Leslie Knight on October 9th. Congratulations to Lorne Strickler on winning first prize for saddle horse race at the Listowel Fall Fair. He also won first prize for saddle race, first for barrel race, first for flag race and fourth or the bent pole race at Palmerston Fair, Miss Janet Veitch is attend., ing Fanshawe College this term. Will Petrie has left for Mil- verSity of California and Leslie is resuming his studies at Wes•, tern UniversitY, London. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Giessler, Fraser, Mich. visited for a few days with Miss Martha Jeschke. Christopher Marshall, Cha- tham, New Jersey, visited his aunt, Mrs. Calvin Cameron, Alek and family last week fel* a f ew days. He was accompanied by a friend, Ronald Rick. Mr$. Calvin Catneren visited her nephew Donald ituelin and faintly in London and took in the Westerh Fair On Friday. . Miss Lynn Canieren attended the 44I dOrifeterice at the Wei., tern Fair last: Friday and *as' &est at the •ba.nqtiet 'and 'night entertainment. The -fifth meeting of the trap, brook Cooking Clan was held at the home of MI'S. Clare Veiteh on Saturday„ Mrs. Veitch diS, ettSsed Canadians frtati ether landa and their footle. Linda , Lake read the minutes. Barbara titheititi Made beet borsch and . ROSalitie tool -assisted. 'the' 1 heist :meeting is to be beta itir, ,. illy, Sept. 29., 4—H clubs Belgrave I , 4-H Club held •their second meeting last Mon- ' day. Roll Call was t o name a Canadian Food used by early settlers. Mrs. Richard Moore discussed a Heritage of New France. Brenda Nethery made onion soup and Patsy Scott made crou- tons. Marvi Walsh helped Mrs.Moore demonstrate "How to make and serve French dessert crepes with cherry sauce". ELECT OFFICERS The first meeting of the 4-H group Belgrave II was held on September 10th. at the home of Mrs. Peter Chandler. The election of officers took place. president - Darlene Coul- tes; Vice-President - Sheila 3hobbrook; Press Reporter , - Lori Thompson; Secretary - Alice Beecroft. ' Blue Berry Buckle was dem- onstrated by Mrs. Chandler.Suc- cotash was demonstrated by Lori Thompson. Pletch and Hogan wedding at Kingsbridge Church on Saturday. Pastor Fry preached in eel- grave United Church on SundaY morning while Rev. John Roberts conducted anniversary service to the Donnybrook congregation. Mr, and Mrs. John McBurney had a trip through the Western Provinces and Nor there united States last week. Mr. Kenneth Davis of Strat- ford visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes. Mr. and Mrs. John McCor- mack, Christie and Eimile of Orangeville visited with her parents on the week end, Mrs. Clarence Chamney and mr.Clar- ence Chamney who is a patient in the Wingham and District Hos- pital. The Coultes Sisters will be appearing on the Junior Talent Hour on Saturday, September 22 at 11:30 a.m. on C.F.P.L.,Chan- nel 10, London. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mar- shall of London spent the week end with her father, Mr.Stanley Cook. They also attended Mr. and Mrs. James Walsh of Blyth 25th Wedding Anniversary on Saturday evening. Mr. Alex Styles . of Toronto spent a few days with his aunt Mrs. Cora McGill. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter visited with Mr. and Mrs.Robert Godby of Emeryville on the week end. A large crowd attended the Belgrave School. Fair last Wed- nesday afternoon. Other schools that participated were Blyth and Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinnvisi- ted with Joanne Rock in Strat- ford General Hospital on Wednes- day and Sunday evenings. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John visited with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Eason of Strafford on Wednesday evening and on Sunday evening with Mr. Cecil Bowman of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dunbar of Stratford spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Joe Dunbar and on Saturday evening attended the 25th Wedding Anniversary BRUSSELS-• STOCKYARDS LTD.. EVERY FRIDAY • , AT 12 NOON' . Phone 887-6461 — Brussels, Ont. WflY PAY MORE -- MIX or MATCH - SUPERIOR WHITE or BROWN Fresh full size loaf or SUPERIOR HAM or WIENER BUNS or SYLVANIA BULBS All sizes, 40-60--100 watt 3 for $1.00 Grewarrs Superior. Mkt, TAKING ORDERS FOR PAILS OF CHERRIES Notice to all ratepayers as required by Section 40, subsection 5 of The Re- vised Statutes of Ontario 1970 The last day for appealing your mun- icipal tax assessment is October 31, 1973 The Municipal Assessment Roll 'is in the hands of each Municipal Clerk and may be examined during normal working hours. The contents of this Roll may be dis- cussed with the Assessment Commis- sioner or an assessor at the Regional Assessment Office between 8:30 a.m. and 4:45 p.m. Asgessment Region 1\lo, 24' }Xuron and Perth Coiunties 57 Napier Street Godoxich, Ontario were read and collection received. Mrs, Cecil Coultes made the study on India thought provoking as well as interest- ing. Her topic was "Import- ance of Christian Participation" and "Why I am a Christian", Mrs. Martin read two passages of scripture from. Matthew fol- lowed by meditation and the poem "Christian and Unbelievers" then led in prayer. A crossword puzzle on India was a check on our studies. All took part in the study 1 John - the tests of faith and life as outlined in the Observer, Hymn "Just as I am" and the bene- diction closed the meeting. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Al Foxcroft and Laura of Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Armstrong of Blyth were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Victor Youngblut. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Far- rier, Colleen and Carol, Miss Winnifred Farrier of Long Branch, Mr. and Mrs. Rod McLeod of Etobicoke spent the week end at the home of. Mrs. Nelson Higgins and attended the 6,414t BRUSSELS iii5ST;,:ttOtEMBElit 19, 1473 • BELGRAVE III- Belgrave III World of Food in Canada.. The second meeting was held on September 10. Mrs. James Hunter demonstrated how to make Grande-Peres which is dump- lings cooked, in maple syrup. Mrs. Bert, Campbell made of Mr. andMrs. James Walsh French style onion •soup with of Blyth in the BelgraVe wom- croutons. en's Institute Hall. Mr. and Mrs. George Linley Jr. and Mrs. George Linley Sr. of Capitol AVenue, Michigan, visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and , Mrs. Albert Vincent. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Logan and Michael Of Oakville were Friday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vincent. Little Michael Logan who has been holidaying with his grand- parents returned home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Logan of Oakville. BUCHANAN DRY CLEANERS BRUSSELS 8874904 BUTTERICK SIMPLICITY PATTERN$ (Under new ownership, W. Hackbad) SPECIAL LOT OF Ladies' Cardigans, Dresses °P and FALL COATS to Reduction - • PLAIN FLANNELETTE BLAN1ETS AT SPECIAL PRICE JUST ARRIVEli— Men's better fortrel and polyester pants for casual or dress wear. Also ladies' leatherette and tweed plain or fur-trimmed winter coal. SHOP EARLY for BES'r SELECTION