HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-10-03, Page 4with Mrs. Helen iviArtin,,
Rev. J. Ure and IVIrs.Stewart
of Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin
McDonald of Brussels were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs.
Amelia Brown and Mrs. Bert
Johnston.
Trinity Anglican Church held
their Anniversary on Sunday
morning with Rev., Fred Carson
in charge. Guest soloist Miss
Janette Johnston of London sang
"Beside the Still Waters". Her
accompanist was Mrs. Clare yan
Camp,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moore
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. James Bennett of Frank-
ford.
Belgrave I 4-H Club was
chosen to show their Sportswear
for Summer exhibit at the Tees-
water Fair,
Mrs. Clarence Chamney
ted on the week end with Clar
who is, a patient in Hamilton
eral Hospital,
This past week Bob Gr.
WaS with a group of Conser
inn Authorities members
five day condueted tour of
Province of Quebec sponsore
the Conservation Authoriti
branch of Ontario.
. Mrs. Robert Grasby vi
in London last week with
and Mrs. Gary Leitch and far
and Mr. and Mrs. George j
ston.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold W
of Goderich visited on Su
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ge
Walker.
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thanks to Miss Hallagh.
The meeting closed with the
Mizpa.h Benediction and a social
hour followed,
Orange 'Lodge
attends church;
Members of L.O.L. 462 and
visitors from Blyth, Dungannon,
Wingham and Pordwich attended
" divine service in the Belgrave.
Presbyterian Church, Sunday
morning when the minister, Rev.
C,A.McCarroll concluded the
service and preached from Song
of Solomon "Take us the foses,,
the little foxes, that spoil the
vines for our vines, have tender
grapes",
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TRANS CANADA COOKS
The third meeting of Belgrave
II 4-H Trans Canada Cooks 'was
held September 25 at the home
of. Mrs. Peter Chandler.
The covers for books will be
red, white and blue. There was
also a discussion on ho'me assign-
ments. Scones were demon-
strated by Lori. Thompson and
Sheila Shobbrook.
The next meeting will be held
on October 2 at Mrs. Chandler's
home.
FOOD FANCIERS
Belgrave. III held their fourth
meeting of the Foreign Food
Fanciers at the Belgrave United
Church last Monday.
The meeting opened with 4-H
Pledge and Motto.
Janice Dunbar read minutes
of the ,last meeting. .The roll
call was a food commonly pur-
chased to-day 'Which, formerly
was made, at home. '
- Book covers were designed by
Doreen Anderson and Muriel
Taylor. Plans were made for
Achievement. Day and for the
eighth meeting. Mrs. Heft Camp-
bell made "German Tea
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News of Belgrave
Church, important to pioneers, Knox anniversary .speaker salts.
Correspondent Mrs. Bill Coultes exprer3ed
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
Knox United Church, Belgrave
had as guest speakers at its.
Anniversary services on. Sept-.
ember 30, Rev. J. Ure Stewart
of Seaforth and Rev. Fred Faist
of St. John's United, Stratford,
President of London. Conference
assisted by Rev. John Roberts,
Belgrave United. Rev. j. Ure
Stewart; a minister for sixty-
five years, conducted the morning
service.,
Mrs.. Linda Lentz presided at
F. the organ. Numbers rendered by
Knox United, Belgrave choir dur-
ing the morning worship hour
were, "Praise to the Holiest"
"and "Song of Joy". Rev. Stew-
art based his remarks on "what
is the Church", the building or
the congregation"? He called to
Our attention that Canadian
pioneers built cabins for homes,
'Cleared land to provide food, then
: before building schools they built
' churches. The church is the
supreme centre of any corn-
munity, he added.
The speaker urged all
• organizations to join hands and
save our churches before time
has rendered too late.
Rev. Fred Feist chose as his
text "whom do you say that I
'am"? Matt. 16:15.
He spoke of the concept of
the open hand, with this attitude
,`much can be accomplished. He
stated that each of us must dis-
pover himself. Christ builds
tHis Church on "faith, sacrifice
:and love".
Music for the evening ser-
'vice was supplied by twenty-
:five members -of the Listowel
rector Gerald. Fagan and piano
"accompanist Mrs. Gerald Fagan.
The group inspired the large con-
gregation with their numbers.
"Sure on this Shining Night",
Samuel Barber, "Upon my lap
my Sqvereign sits", Randall
Thompson.
The sanctuary of the church
was beautiful with baskets of,
autumn flowers.
A fellowship hour and re-
freshments followed the evening
Miss L Ballagh BELGRAVE CHEFS
The Belgrave,I Chefs met
addresses- UCW at the United Curch Monday
after school.
The Autumn Thankoffering of Mrs. Richard Moore
the U.C.W. held Wednesday in discussed the German and Dutch
the Sunday School room lened settlers and Barbara Moore dis-
with Mrs: Lawrence TayloP giv-
ing the call to worship followed
by prayer. Hymn "Come .Ye
Thankful People Come" was
sung. Mrs. Taylor then read
the scripture which was Dueter-
onomy Chapter, 8 verses 6 to 1D
and 17 and 184 Matthew Chapter 5,
'verses 43 to 48.
Mrs. Willard Armstrong gave
a meditation on the theme
"Thanksgiving" after which she
lead in a responsive prayer. .The
offering was received and'dedi-
cated. Hymn "0 Lord of Heaven
and Earth and Sea" Was Sung.
Two musical numbers by a
quartette consisting of Mrs.
George Procter Mrs. Stan
cussed "Canada. Becomes a
Nation" and the Belgian Settlers
Barbara took up the hand out
sheets with the girls Bonnie
Walker and petty Meurs demon,
strated how to make German Tea
Squares and Alison Roberts and
Carol* Walker made "Dutch
Chocolate":.. Carol and Bonnie.
Walker Were clean up girls for
the day.
HONOR NEWLYWEDS
A gathering of friends and
neighbours of the sixth line and
Westfield met .on Friday evening
at Scott's school to honor mr.
and MrS. Henry Fedom on their
recent Marriage. The evening
was spent playing Lost Heir and
C rokinnle.
add Mreusrsraaynd JSicrnottBrgigahvame prthee_
sented them with the gifts.
All enjoyed readings - by
Clifford Coultes.
Lunch was served by the
ladies.
• Personals
Walter H. Scott, Alex H.
Nethery, Robert, Hibberd, Ray-
mond Neil of Wingham along with
Norman Hardin'g, A. Hall and
W.A.Stinson of Fordwich attended
the Huron County meetin g of
Royal Black Knights of Ireland
in Hayfield Wednesday evening,
September 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
attended the anniversary service
Fordwich United Church Sun-
day , morning where Rev. W. C.
Parrott of London, a, former
minister was the guest speaker
speaking on the subject "Rough
Weather Ahead". They visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Zur-
brigg, R.R.2, Clifford.
Mr. and Mrs., George Taylor'
of •Churchill spent the weekend
with - Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Taylor and other relatives.They
all attended the Triple V Service
and banquet in Wingham United
Church on. Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson
attended the Masonic Church ser-
vice of Kincardine Lodge in
Ripley ,Presbyterian Church on
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Laura Johnston and mrs.
Helen Martin enjoyed a bus tour.
through Sudbury, Smite Ste
Marie, Agawa Canyon and
Mackinac Island last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Martin
of Listowel spent. Sunday evening
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service. Squares" and Mrs: James Hunter
made "Dutch Chocolte".
Hopper, MrS, Glenn CatiteS and
Mrs. Bill CtitilteS closed the
worship.:
The business period WastOn2
ducted by the president,' Mrs.
Coultes,
Thank,-you letters were read
froth the people' WhO reheiVeci the .
bale and the used Stamps.
A letter was read from the'
Regional School at Palmerston
giving a list Of the articles they
can use.
It was decided to have a bake
sale in Wingham the end of Oct4
Ober. was suggested there be
One 'helper from each grOupo, wire,
coulter announced the Regional
meeting" IS, to be in PordtviCh,
(Weber iris
'the U.G.W. will adopt the,
same' prices as the Women's
Witte in catering for bar*ets
add diiiiierS4,
Urge .Coultes introduced Otik'
gueSt Speaker for the evening-guest
MISS LatiOniie' Ballagh. Of Whit,.
hams Miss taliagh'# topic Was
' SteWardSship Tune talent
Faith Money