HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-12-11, Page 6Hospital, London. Mrs. Tillie is
the former Dorothy Jamieson.
Little Cori Lynn White of
Kitchener spent a few days last
week with her grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson
Armstrong visited on Sunday with
her father Herson Irwin and her
mother, Mrs. Irwin who is a
patient in Wingham and District
Hospital also with his mother,
Mrs. Mary Armstrong , a patient
in Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin
visited on Saturday with his
father, Herson Irwin and his
mother, Mrs. Irwin "in the
Wingham and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.George M.
Johnston of 'London spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Grasby and Mr s. Laura
Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna
attended the christening of their
infant granddaughter Jennifer'
Anne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne Minick of Kitchener on.
Sunday in. Mannheim Lutheran
Church.
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District Hospital
December 6.
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To the •Electors
of Grey Township
I sincerely thank all those who sup-
ported me at the polls for Councillor.
LEONA ARMSTRONG
THANK YOU
People of Brussels
For your fine support last Monday at the
palls. Tt was much appretiatmd. I will' do
my very best to Serve you accordingly.
SEASON'S GREETINGS TO ALL
H4,1,(Flonk) TenPos
News of Belgrave
School Fair elects officers for 1975
a
Correspondent
Mrs,Lewis Stonehouse
The annual meeting of the
Belgrave, Blyth and Brussels
School Fair was held on Dec. 5th,
in the Belgrave Community
Centre.
Mrs. Leslie Bolt conducted the
election of officers and directors
for the 1975 fair which will be
held on Wednesday, September
10th. All the executive will
remain in office for the coming
year. Several new directors were
appointed, on the 4th line Morris,
George Procter and Garner
Nicholson, 12th Line East
Wawanosh, Murray Shiell,
Belgrave, Mrs. John
Guay, Brussels, Mrs. Kenneth
Johnston and Chester Higgins,
with the rest of the previous ye ar
directors being re-elected. Mrs
George Procter was appointed an.
2 ,iditor.
The next meeting is slated for
January 28, 1975.
Elect New Officers
The Evening Unit met
December 3 at the home of Mrs.
William Coultes with 17 present.
Mrs. Laura Johnston opened
the meeting with a poem "The
Most Priceless Gift of Christmas"
followed by hymn "Good
Christian Men Rejoice". Mrs.
Laura Johnston conducted the
business. It was decided to
continue the birthday parties.
Officers for the coming year
were then elected. Leader - Mrs.
Murray Lougheed; Assistant
Leader - Mrs. Robert Taylor;
Secretary - Mrs. Bert Johnston;
Assistant Secretary - Mrs. Laura
Johnston; Tr easurer - 'Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler; Program
Convener - Mrs. William Coultes;
Social Committee - Mrs. Murray
Vincent, Mrs. James Coultes;
Community Friendship - Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse; Group Leaders
- Miss Annie Cook, Mrs. Ross
Higgins, Mrs. Jack Higgins.
The collection was received and
dedicated by Mrs. Johnston.
The Coultes Sisters then
favoured with two songs
"Grandfather's Clock" and
"Away in a Manger"
accompanied by Mrs. William
Coultes on the piano.
Mrs. Ross Higgins and
Mrs. George Johnston were in
charge of the combined
Christmas Worship and Prbgram
service, the theme being "'it is
His Day": Singing of Christmas
Carols were followed by the call to
worship given by Mrs. Ross
Higgins. "0 Come All Ye
Faitfhul" was sung and all joined
in the responsive reading. Prayer
Was given by Mrs. George
Johnston with scripture passage
Luke 2 - 8 - 20 read by Mrs. Ross
Higgins.
The singing of "0 Little Town
of Bethelehem" was followed by
meditation given by Mrs.George
Johnston.
Christmas stories were read by
Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs.Cliff
Logan, Mrs. James Coultes and
Mrs. Jack Higgins.
A poem "Christmas Joy" by
Mrs. Laura Johnston. Singing of
"Joy to the World " and the
closing prayer by Mrs. Ross
Higgins brought the Christmas
meeting to a close.
W.M.S. Meets
The W.M.S. met in
Presbyterian Church
December 3. Mrs. Garner
Nicholson presided. "As With
Gladness Men of Old" was sung
and Scripture was read by Mrs.
J,C.1.1.4cBtirriey. Meditation was
on "The FirSt Day of Christ tnas"
read tr.. Mrs. Victor Youngblut. A
pra; ,k as given by Mrs.Stuart
ClOakey. The secretary report was
given by Mrs. J.C. Mcl3urney and
the treasurer's report by Mrs.
6—THE BR U,SSELS POST, DECEMBER
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OBITUARY
The S.J.Walker Funeral Home,
A
Wingham was in charge of
arrangements.
Mrs. Wickstead was in her
67th year and death followed an gA,
illness of one month.
Born and educated in Bluevale,
she was the former Eleanor
Beatrice Thornton, a daughter of Nr
the late George Omer Thornton tt_
and Eleanor Mary Peacock. She fxT
was a lifelong member of the k
Bluevale United Church and for 14,
some years was a member of the Ih sp E ci AL puRcHA4
Official Board and an elder.
Surviving are her husbandk spECIAL PR ICE!!! whom she married in Bluevale,
December 25, 1934; four sist ers,
Mrs. N.N.(Muriel) McLean of g
East Wawanosh Township, Mrs..
A.D.(Elsie) Smith of Bluevale;
Mrs. Hilliard (Alice) Jefferson of M
West Wawanosh, and Mrs. k.
Joseph (Eunice) Marshall of ahl
Listowel and one brother, J. ti
Wilson Thornton of Morris .„
Township.
Church and interment followed in eV . 0111 la ,00:0:4g ormoroir,or rjor o.•
the Wingham Ceinetery.. }....
Pallbearers were Ross Higgins, A ETARI TR Frank Garniss of R.R.5, Brussels,g
Torn Warwick, William Peacock, M •
Carl Johnston, Alex Corrigan of y4
Bluevale
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MRS. JACKIWICKSTEAD
Funeral service was held on
Wednesday, November 24 for
Mrs. Jack Wickstead of R.R.5,
Brussels, (3rd concession of
Morris Township) who died at
Victoria Hospital, London on
Sunday, November 24.Reve. E.L.
LeDrew of Brussels officiated at
the service in the Bluevale United
!of
11 1974
Victor Youngblut.
The roll call was answered with
a Christmas verse. Everyone
contributed by reading a
Christmas story or peom. Hymn
"While Shepherds Watch Their
Flocks by Night" was sung.
Mrs. Garner Nicholson closed
the meeting with a prayer.,
Junior Auxiliary holds
Christmas Social
On Saturday evening ,
December 7, the Junior Auxiliary
girls held their Christmas social
in the Belgrave Community
Centre. the hall was decorated
with a Christmas tree laden with
gifts.
The programme opened with
recitations of welcome by Ruth
Higgins, Heather Shiell,
Katherine Procter and Sara
Lougheed.
A welcome song was sung by
all the girls. Recitations were also
given by Anne Procter, Joan
Higgins, Cathy Shiell, Lisa
Thompson, Julie Guay, Sheila
Anderson, Kelly Lougheed and
Audrey Scott. "Christmas" was
sung by the girls. Duets were
sung by Sheila 'Anderson and
Kelly Lougheed, Patti. Edwards
and Audrey Scott, Arlie Guay
and Cathy Shiell.
• Piano solos were given by
Joan "Higgins, Sheila Anderson
and Kelly Lougheed. Piano duet
by Lisa Th ompson and Cathy
Shiell. The "Twelve Days of
Christmas" was sung by twelve
girls.
A number was given by Lisa
Thompson with her Baton.
A Nativity Scene was given by
all the girls. The program closed
with carol singing and Santa
Claus arrived on schedule to the
great delight of the smaller
children and distributed gifts and
bags of candy. Lunch was served
by the girls.
On Saturday evening,
December 14, the girls will
present their program for the
residens at Brookhaven Nursing
Home at Wingham, Ontario.
Win at Euchre
Seven tables of euchre were
played in the Belgrave
Community Centre last
Wednesday evening with winners
as follows:
High Lady - Mrs. Clarence
Hanna; Low Lady - Mrs. Edgar
Wightman. High Man - Clarence
Hanna; Low Man - Charles
Nicholson.
Personals
Lorne and Stewart Jamieson
received word last Saturday
morning of the sudden passing of
their brother-in-law , John Tillie
of Thamesford in the Victoria