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News of Belgrave
Community Centre history discussed at WI
Correspondent
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
Members of the Women's.
Institute met in the Community
Centre on February 19, for the
Canadian Industries meeting with ,
Mrs. Stanley Black as convener.
Mrs. Norman Coultes presided
and opened the meeting in the
Jsual manner.
The roll call "Name an industry
near you that might interest
Tourists", was answered by
nineteen members and there
,were also three visitors present.
Mrs. Dan Hallahan presented
the motto, "Yesterday is to learn
from, today is to live in and
Tomorrow is to plan for." She,
gave an interesting account of the
Belgrave Community Centre
3tarting in 1948 when plans were
aegun to build an indoor arena.
;he reminisced about events that
wiped finance the project, saying
that 75% of the labor was
voluntary. At the grand opening
)11 October 26, 1949, 1040 persons
Standings for Stone School
Hockey Team
Goals Assists Points
Neil Bieman 11 • 1 7 28
Larry Robinson 15 9 24
Bob Pegg 13 10 23
Brian Coultes 12 11 23
l'o'll Black 8 15 23
3ruce Corigan 7 13 20
Brian Black 5 11 16
Joyd Michie 3 11 14
ion Edgar 5 9 14
rim English 5 5 10
Cen Henry 2 5 7
MRS. VERA FRAIN
On February 12th at Wingham
nd District Hospital, Mrs. Vera
'rain of Brussels passed away.
he funeral service on February
4th at the Watt's Funeral Home
'as in charge of Rev. Eric
eDrew of Brussels United
hurch.
The former Vera McCall was
e daughter of the late George E.
feCall and Elizabeth Speiran,
)rn on the seventh of Morris
id going to the eighth
neession, Grey Township, when
infant, with her parents. She
tended Ethel Public School and
eat her girlhood near Ethel.
She was married to Lewis Frain
Grey on June 9th, 1920, at the
me of her parents in Brussels,
the late Rev. A. J. Mann,
'lister of Melville Church at
t time. They farmed on Lot 8,
a. 4, Grey Twp. for 44 years,
ling to Brussels in 1964.. They
erved their 50th Wedding
niversary in 1970 at their home
are Vera, as she was known to
ryone, was interested in her
re, flowers and people.
esides her husband, she is
lived by one sister, Mrs. Wm.
na) Somers of Morris, two
hews, George A.Somers of
isels and Elliott Somers of
ris.
mporary entombment was in
;sels Burial Chapel with
ng burial in Brussels
etery.
1Ibearers were Wm.
henson Jr., Frank Alcock,
Mitchell, Jas. McTaggart of
sels and George M.
bull, Wingham and Mungo
inane, BItievale, long time
'bouts in Grey "Twp,
'Wer bearers Were nephews,
d and Elliott Somers and
ill Detiiiis,• former
bout iii Grey Twp. now of
were served a hot turkey meal
simultaneously.
In 1962 part of the roof
collapsed, it was then torn down
and a new and larger arena was
constructed including dressing
rooms, a recreation room and
kitchen.
Miss Dianne Scott entertained
with vocal numbers, „accompany-
ing herself on her guitar.
A letter from the Provincial
President, Mrs. H. L. Noblitt,
was read and the members were
reminded of the A.C.W.W.
Conference in Perth, Australia in
October 1974 and information
given on the Federated Women's
Institute Competitions.
During the business, it was
agreed to purchase fifty chairs for
the W.I. Hall and have the
present chairs sanded and
varnished.
A 20-gallon hot water heater
has been donated for use in the
hall and the Institute will have it
installed.
Niel Edgar 2 3 .5
Grant Coultes 2 3 5
Paul Moffat 2 - 2 - 4
Bruce Pewtress . 2 2 4
Neil Vincent ' 3 6 9
Leading goal scorer, Larry
Robinson, 15; leadipg in assists,
Neil Bieman, 17.
Goals for, 98; Goals against,
65; games won, 13, games lost 5.
Stone School will be playing off
against Fordwich on Friday and
Saturday nights in Belgrave
arena.
ART JOSEPH VIENNEAU
Art Joseph Vienneau of
Bluevale died Feb. 12 in a car
accident while in his 33rd year.
He is survived by his wife,
Sharon Reading; one son, Paul
and his daughter Mary; his
father, Camille Vienneau of
Bluevale; his brothers Charlie of
Gardener Mass. andJoseph of
Wingham and his sister Live
Leblanc of Fittsburg, Mass.
He was predeceased by his
mother in 1958, his brothers Al in
1960 and Reginald in 1971.
Services were held at
R.A.Cujrrie and Son Funeral
Home in Wingharn. Int erment
will be held in Wingham
Cemetery.
GORDON BARY GUY
A former resident of the
Brussels area, Gordon nary Guy
of Bluevale was instantly killed
when the pickup truck he was
driving was in collision with a
tractor-trailer. He was in his 30th
year.
A son of Mrs. Margaret Parish
of Brussels and the late Jordan
Guy, he was born on the 4th
concession of Elma Township. He
would have been 30 on March
8th, 1974.
He is survived by his Wife, the
former Diane Kitchen; two young
sons, Jordan and ' Steven; his
mother; four brothers, Ross and
James of Western Canada; Ivan
of Brampton., Charles of Ethel;
five sisters,Mrs. Nelson,
(Isabella) Gray, AtwOod; Mrs.
Clement (Edna) McLellan of
Brussels; Mrs. Neil (Gladys)
Hatt, Palmerston; Mrs. Stan
(Lenora( Prager, Newark Calif.
and Mrs. Gus (Sharon), Lickings
of London.
The funeral service was held
Friday, February 15th from the
M.L.Wattg , Funeral Mind,
Brussels with burial in the
Brussels Cemetery.
Committees were appointed for
the birthday party for Huronview
residents on April 17.
Program-Mrs. Leslie Bolt, Mrs.
John Kerr, Mrs. Geroge Procter;
Gifts-Mrs. Stanley Black; Lunch-
Mrs. Stewart Procter.
Lodge Meets
The regular meeting of 1226
R.B.P. was held in the Orange
Hall, Blyth last Tuesday evening.
The sixth or Royal Green
degree was conferred on a
candidate.
Those taking part were Thomas
Johnston, Alex W. Nethery,
Athal Bruce, Emerson Mitchell,
Robert Hibberd and Harvey
Jacklin.
Messengers Meet
The Messengers of Belgrave
United Church met on Sunday
morning in the Sunday School
room with 15 members present.
Janice Coultes assisted the
leaders Mrs. Murray Scott and
Mrs. Ross. Higgins.
Joan Higgins collected. the
offering. The Mission Story of
Bertenho of Brazil was read and
discussed. The children made a
"Children's Home Mural".
Eight Tables
Eight tables of euchre were
played last Wednesday evening
in the Belgrave Community
rooms with prizes going to:
High Lady-Lawrence Taylor
(playing as a lady); Low Lady-
William Gow (playing as a lady);
Novelty Lady-Mrs. Ethel Whee-
ler; High Man-Charles Brewer;
Low Man-Danny Lamont; Novelty
Man-Glen Nixon.
Euchre and Dance •
A euchre and dance is
scheduled for March 22, music by
the Blenders, and lunch will be
donated and served.
The 'Huron West District
Annual will be held in Belgrave
on Monday, May 27, tentative
plans were made for the dinner
and meeting.
The Senior Homemaking
e
course "More Ideas About
Sewing with Knits", will begin on
Thursday, March 7, at 7:30 p.m.
in the Institute Hall. Anyone in
the community interested in this
course is urged to attend. The
leaders Mrs. William Coultes and
Mrs. John Kerr wish each person
attending to bring about LA yard
of knit material and sewing
machine. Further information
may be had by contacting the
leaders.
A nominating committee was
appointed, namely Mrs. Clarence
Hanna, Mrs. Dan Hallahan and
Mrs. Lorne Jamieson.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Walker,
Shelley Ann and Tracy Lee of
Schomberg, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Pletch
and family.
Mrs. Claire Rainer of Scarboro,
Mr. and Mrs. John McCormack,
Christie and Emilie of Orangeville
visited on Sunday with their
parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Chamney.
Mr. and Mrs. George M.
Johnston of London were week-
end visitors with their parents
Mrs. Laura Johnston and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Grasby.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson
and Mrs. Clarence Hanna visited
on Sunday 'with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Hanna of Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. , Bert Johnston
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and. Mrs. Amelia Brown attended
the 90th birthday dinner party of
Mr. Harvey Sparling of Gorrie, in
the Gorrie United Church on
Saturday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Mel Craig of R.R.
4, Wingham visited on Sunday
with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Armstrong,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Duskey of
New Hamburg were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Taylor.
Mrs. Amelia Brown is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs. William
Speiran of Listowel.
Mr. Ronald Taylor of Ontario
Veterinary College of Guelph
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Taylor.
Mr. Harvey Edgar is a patient
in 'Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mrs. Nelson Higgins and Mrs.
Toni Pletch left Thursday by
plane from the Toronto Interna-
tional Airport for St. Petersburg,
Florida where they are visiting
with the former's brother Mr.
Cecil Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Roberts of Listowel.
Mrs. Hilda Roberts of Listowel
is spending a few days with Mr.
• and Mrs. Robert Grasby and also
visited with her sister, Mrs. Mary
Armstrong of Brookhaven Nurs-
ing Home.
Stone School announces
1974 hockey standings
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