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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-12-18, Page 11tit at tit 210r Zeir feelE 2$!: :a A. •Va Ar lear 2dir .110( • .0 2111:. Al4r • • • • iOr. • • .414 To a great Christmas Musicale HURON MEN'S CHAPEL, AUBURN A: 8t00 P.M. This Sunday, December 22 .t7 EVIL 'PREVAILS. WHEN GOOD MEN. DO NOTHING itgi0400101J0014r0 Ar.!0:0:0.0*Aria.0.0.00:±41. THE BRUSSELS 'POS1% DECEMBER it, 1974 • • lingo s: Anne Milne, chill,Formosa 4 citriow; Florence gharn; Maude is ton -- Mrs rel; Kaye Rich sobel TIM) :•rgott, Mildmay; Listowel,; Anne nay & Non ham; Mrs,Wes, rch; Mrs. Lewis, Ryan, Wingham ison, VVinghain; Ith: 1- Ron Herd, tthleen Ellacotl, Mrs. S. Huber, cial: Pearl a. Mrs.Ferg Frs. Pittentrey, lingo: Mrs.Ed a. Ers.Ferg. Riley 1plus $10 bonus Wroxeter and Imerston. Bingo: Mrs, Tena Gardner, nn Westerfeldt, ra Schneider, ah Hamilton, Mrs. Hammer, Doris Walker, !lark, Wroxeter, Fordwich and 'al merston. ormsrlimmor E HOTEL S, ONT. •••••••III Correspondent Mrs. L. Stonehouse At the recent annual meeting of aron North L.O.L. held in clgrave Orange Ball donations ere made to the L.G.B. and range Home at Richmond. Hill d the Trillium Home for the ed at Orillia. All officer's were elected, the election being nducted by County Master for est Bruce Arthur McCormick of ncardine. Emerson Mitchell, C.M., Clare Camp, D M, L. Hastie sociation D.M., Rec. Sec. mer Bruce, Fin. Sec. G. nnegan, Treasurer, B. vegan, Lecturers - Henry ttison, Douglas Bruce, rshall - Leonard James, Ty ler Milo Casemore. W.I.Makes Plans The Christmas meeting of the omen's Institute was held esday, December 10 in the when 40 members and sts enjoyed a Pot Luck pper. Following the supper the esident Mrs. Stan Hopper sided over a -short business eeting and extended a warm elcome. The secretary, s.Ross Higgins read minutes the treasurer's report. Mrs. Clarence Hanna was pointed the representative m the W.I. to East Wawanosh reation Community Centre ard.A short course . on adoring a Jacket" was ounced and to be discussed at t er date as several expressed erest in attending if course was Itit was agreed a donation be t to the Children's War modal Hospital, London and at the W.I. cater to the North Iron Credit Union on February The annual Euchre and Dance will be held December 27. The roll call Helpful hints for Christmas shoppers. Christmas 'carol singing with Mrs. William Coultes accompany- ing at the piano closed a pleasant evening. A reception and dance was held, in the W.1.Hall on Saturday evening December 9, in honour of Mr. and . Mrs.Glyn Wide (Margaret Nicholson). Music for dancing was supplied by the "Alley Cats". After lunch was served George Procter read an address to the young couple and Mrs. Sam Pletch presented them with a gift of money. Both Glyn and Margaret thanked everyone for the reception in their honour. Six Tables at Play Six tables of euchre were played last Wednesday evening in the Belgrave Community Centre. High Lady - Mrs. Ross King; Low Lady - Mrs. Robert Higgins; High Man - William Gow; Low Man - Ross King. This will be the last euchre until January 8, 1975. Change Meeting Day' The Belgrave A.C.W. met at the home of Mrs. Herman Nethery at Blyth and opened with a prayer for Christmas by Miss Mary Isobel Nethery. Scripture was read by Mrs. Hugh Rinn. The minutes were read by the secretary, Mrs.Clara Van Camp. The treasurer's report was read by Mrs.Edna Nethery. The dues were paid, the apron and birthday box passed and the draw won .by Mrs. Cora McGill. The church calendars' were sold. The Christmas Party will be held in the arena rooms on December 20. The roll call was answered with a Christmas verse by 11 members. It was decided to change the meeting day to the first Tuesday of the month. Rev. Fred C arson presided for the election of officers which resulted as follows: President - Miss Mary Isabel Nethery; Vice President - Mrs.Olive Campbell; Secretary - Mrs. Gladys. Van Camp; Treasurer - Mrs. Jean Nether';y Pianist - Miss No: a Van Camp.' Rev, Carson gave his thoughts on Christmas which started as a Pagan festival. Although no one knows when Christ was born the important thing is that .we keep one date to celebrate His birth. It is a joyful time of year when we exchange gifts and show love to our fellow human beings, However, we are not giving in the right spirit when we expect a gift in return. We would be showing a true Christian spirit if we continued giving of ourselves the year round instead of making a big show at Christmas only. When we worship our Saviour we should be honest with each other and not hide behind a false front. We can try to share one anothers burdens and treat each other with the close relationship which God wants us to do. It is good to both help others and give them the opportunity to express gratitude to us. Lunch was served by Mrs. Nethery. White Gift Service White Gift service was observed in Knox United Church Sunday morning. Kelly Lougheed and Sheila Anderson read the Christmas story from the gospel of Luke. The children's choir directed by Mrs. Lynda. Lentz presented two anthems. • Grant Gnay and Gary McArter received the White Gift offering which is to be used to sponsor Foster child. Rev. John. Roberts, spoke on "Giving of Gifts" at Christmas. Married 65 Years Mr, and Mrs. Fred Cook formerly of Belgrave will quietly observe their 65th wedding anniversary on Saturday, December 21. Mr. Cook is residing at the Godericb Nursing Home. Mrs.Cook resides with different members of her family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold. Cantelon of Tweed were week end visitors with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuire of last week. Raise $402. The canvassing for the Belgrave Branch of the Upper Canada Bible Society has been completed with a total of $402.65 being collected, last year was visited with Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. Elizabeth. Shackleton on Sunday afternoon. Robert Hibberd along with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collar, Wingham attended the cantata "Night of Miracles" at the new tribes mission at Durham, Saturday evening. 'Personals • Terry Ansley of Kitchener spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp and boys. Mrs.Robert Procter visited last Sunday with. her sister, Mrs. $altus Jones of Scarboro, a patient in Scarboro General Hospital. Miss Marjorie Procter of Sarnia spent last week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Robert Procter. Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald Hill, Jeffery and Richard of R.R.1, Tavistock visited on Sunday with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter and Maxine. There will be Christmas services at Knox United Church on Sunday, December 22 at 11:15 a.m, in the evening at 8 p.m. Special evening Interdenominatinal Carol Service which will be based on the six lessons of Christmas with carols interspered throughout the service. All members of the community are very welcome to come and join in the service,. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hill, Jeffery and Richard of R.R.1, Tavistock visited on Sunday with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter and Maxine. The first rule of carving to remember is that all meat has grain. Meat grain may be best visualized as bunches of tiny, closely-grouped tubes, each brimming with savory juices. When the meat is cut with the grain, the slices will consist of these tubes, side by side — in other words, chewy or tough. When meat is cut across the grain, the slices 'are made up of short lengths of these tubes standing end on end — tender and holding all their natural juices. ews of Belgrave Orange lodge re-elects officers C $416.70. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd arving know how 343 281 242 854 316 301 288 719 hestra" 11111111111111111111111: Pei )ance ?1st, !ins" orison's 1s.; Ray "s Eve 111111111111111111p ocal hockey teams efeat Blyth, Mildmay McCutcheon 5, Ken Cousins 2, Brian McGavin 1, Brian Ten Pas 1, Terry McCutcheon 1. Assists went to Ken Cousins 3, Brian Tenpas 3, Darwin McCutcheon 2, Paul Bragg 1, Terry McCutcheon 1, Greg Fraser 1. The Midget team journeyed to Teeswater on Friday night to be defeated by a fast moving Teeswater squad and were defeated 10-5. Leading the Brussels team was Bob Bridge 3 goals; Murray. Nichol and Murray Wheeler 1 each. Assists went of Jerry Olechowski, Bob Bridge, Murray Nichol and Randy White. ARENA SCHEDULE WED. DEC. 18-7:00 P.M. Ripley Atom "A" at Brussels 8:30 P.M. Mildmay Bantam's at Brussels. Friday, DEC. 20 -8:30 P.M. Teeswater Midgets at Brussels SATURDAY, DEC. 21.12:30 P.M. West H owick Atom "B" at Brussels 4:30 P.M. Belgrave Pee Wee "B" at Brussels tee teams travelled out of, last Monday evening to play key. The Atom "A" team neyed over to Blyth where erged the victor in a 2-1 game. ng for Brussels was Kevin eeler and Murray Pipe with sts going to Kevin Deitner Ron Godkin. e Bantam team was also in h but were defeated 11-3. ring for Bru'sels was Brian Iner, 2 goals and Doug sins 1. Assists went to day Ducharme, Doug Cousins Robby Demaray. e Pee Wee "A's" travelled Mildmay where having lost a at home to this same team, ded them a sound 11-2 defeat. ssels scorers were Brian pas 4, Terry McCutcheon 3, in McCutcheon 2, Brian vin 1, Paul Bragg 1. Assists to Ken Cousins 3, Darwin uteheon 3, Brian McGvin 1, Johnston 1, Paul Bragg. 1, Watson 1, Greg fraser 1. home on Wednesday' night Atom "A's" hosted Lucknow defeated them 3-2. Bradley ght and Todd Wheeler scored ssels' only goals with assists to Kevin Deitner, Robbie Jiff and Steve. Knight. c Bantam's played at home the Teeswater squad on nesday night also and were Sled 13-4 Scoring for sels was Scott Wheeler with' Is Murray Ducharme 1. gs went to Dave Watts; Scott, Darwin McCutcheon, Friday night Ripley Pee came to Brussels to be Sled 16-2, Scoring for ssels was Darwin Bowling news • LadieSE 'higit ShigieS Marlene Rutledge Sharon Taylor Pat Keffer • Ladies High Triple Marlene Rutledge High singles Bill St ephenson Dale Taylor' Ron Forshan Men's High Triple Bill Stephenson