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Hunter, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor;
Resolutions - Mrs. Garner Nichol-
son; Sick and Shut-in - Mrs.
Clarence Hanna; Community
Activities - Mrs. William Coultes,
Mrs. Leslie Bolt; Pianist - Mrs.
William Coultes, Mrs. George
Procter; Auditors - Mrs. Willard
Armstrong and Mrs, Cecil
Coultes; Convenor of Programs
Mrs. Ross Higgins,
Mrs. William Coultes con-
ducted a sing-song.
New Business
The new business for the new
Institute year included a motion
to collect pennies for Friendship
at each meeting and a motion to
pay running expenses as they
occur. It was decided to serve a
wedding dinner on April 21, also
the Graduation Banquet for
Grade VIII students at East
Wawanosh Public School, June
25. •
The delegates chosen to attend
the District Annual at Blyth are
Mrs. Stanley Hopper, Mrs. Stan-
ley Black, Mrs. James Hunter,
Mrs. Norman Coultes.
After some discussion it was
decided that a petition be drawn
up and signed by Women. Insti-
tute members and forwarded to
Morris Council or'powers that be,
regarding the placing of Slow
traffic signs at the eastern
entrance to the village as cars
approaching at 'a high rate of
speed pose a real hazzard, to
residents on the 4th concession of
Morris.
An executive meeting to plan
programs for the coming year will
be held on Monday, April 21 at 8
p.m. in W.I. Hall. Lunch was
served by Mrs. Clarence Hanna,
Mrs. Glenn Coultes and Mrs.
Gordon Higgins.
Birthday
A family gathering was held at
the home of Mrs. Boyd McDonald'
of Waterloo last Wednesday.
afternoon to honour her mother,
Mrs. Nelson Higgins, at a birth-
day dinner party. Other April and
May birthdays of the family were
celebrated.
Mrs. Higgins remained for a
couple of days with her daughter
and family.
Super Sewers
The fourth meeting of the
Belgrave #3 Club, Super Sewers,
. was held on. April 14th at seven
o'clock in the Belgrave Corn-
niunity Centre. The meeting'
began with the 4-H Pledge and
Motto. Brenda, Nethery led the
roll call. The leaders and the girls
discussed the Spring Club. The
girls picked out a topic for their
exhibit for Achievement Day,
Mrs. James Bakelaar talked
about getting your material ready
for cutting. The girls placed their
pattern on their material then
pinned it and began 'to cut their
blouse out. "
Personal
Mr. Andrew McNichol and
Miss Annie McNichol of Seaforth
visited on Sunday with. Mrs. Joe
Drinbar.
Mr, and Mrs. Bruce McLean of
Winghamt, Mr arid Mrs. Robert
Hibberd attended the annual
banquet of the Bluewater Asso-
ciation of Baptist Churches in the
Community Hall in Elmwood on
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Steele of
Seaforth Were Thursday visitors
withMr. and Mrs. William. Gow.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. William Gow were Mr. and
Mrs. William Nahrgang of
Rostock.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna,
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson
and Douglas Hanna were dinner
guests last Saturday evening of
Mr. and 'Mrs. Herb Lennox of
Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Taylor
and Murray of Stratford visited
last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Jamieson.
Mr. Michael Wales of London
spent the weekend with his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
William Gow.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone-
house were pleasantly surprised
on Saturday evening at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston
of Blyth, when relatives gathered
to honour them on the occasion of
their 35th Wedding Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ansley of
Thessalon' spent a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp,
Ten tables of euchre were
played in the Belgrave • Com-
munity Rooms last Wednesday at
the weekly euchre.
High, Lady - Mrs. Mark Arm-
strong; Low Lady - Mrs. Lewis.
Stonehouse, Novelty Lady - Mrs.
Peggy Smith.
High Man - Abner Nethery,
Low Man - William Taylor,
Novelty Man - William Gow.
Confirmed
Confirmation service was held
in the Belgrave Anglican Church,
on Tuesday evening, April 15 at
eight o'clock.
The Rev. T. Hawthorn of St.
Paul's Wingham and Rev. F. H.
Carson of the parish of Blyth
conducted the service. The Bel-.
grave congregation was joined by
the parishes of Blyth and Wing-
ham for the,service.
In the choir were members
from the two parishes and the
organist was Mrs. Clare Van
Camp of Blgrave.
The Right Reverand Morse C.
Robinson of London, Suffragan
Bishop of Huron was in charge of
the service and confirmed the
following candidates: From St.
Paul's Church, Wingham -' Gail
Jo-Ann Delmage; Angela Marie
Lockridge; Steven William
Brydges and Michael James
Beattie.
Trinity Church; Blyth - Jeffrey
Edward Watson and Alvin Wes
ley Nicholson.
St. John's Church, Brussels -
Franziska Ursula Stangen, Meisel
• Horst,- Willy Stangen and James
Lloyd Rose,
• Trinity Church, Belgrave
Kevin Ross Van Canip.
Immediately following the ser-
vice a reception was held at the
Belgrave Arena followed by
lunch.
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Belgrave
WI summarizes
• - • year's activities
Correspondent
Mrs. L. Stonehouse
The Belgrave Branch of the
Federated Women's Institute of
Ontario met in the Women's
Institute Hall on Tuesday, April
15th with a good attendance and
Mrs. Stanley Hopper presiding,
The meeting opened with the
Institute Ode. and. Mary Stewart
Collect, Mrs. Donald. Haines of
Auburn, District President, gave
a very worthwhile talk on Institute
work. The roll call was answered
by paying of fees and each
member stating an improvement
she would like to see in the
Belgrave Women's Institute.
The correspondence included
thank-you notes from Belgrave
residents, a letter of thanks from
Ontario Heart Foundation for
canvassing in February. A letter
from Mrs. Zoller, announcing the,
F,W.I.O. week at the Erland Lee
Home is June 9-13, 1975.
Mrs. Norman Coultes gave a
report of District Executive meet-
ing held at Auburn on April 7.
The District Annual will be held
in Blyth Memorial Hall, May 26.
• Belgrave Branch will be in charge
of community singing. Mrs.
Leonard James and Mrs. William
Coultes volunteered to make
plans for a banquet and a
wedding anniversary in May.
Mrs. Ross Higgins, the secre-
tary read minutes of the last
annual meeting and also gave a
secretary's report and a
treasurer's report. Mrs. Stanley
Black reported on Agriculture and
Canadian Industries. Mrs. Glenn
Coultes on Citizenship and World
Affairs; Mrs. Stewart Procter on
Education and Cultural Activities.
Mrs. Jack Taylor and Mrs. Dan
Hallaban on Family and Con-
sumer Affairs; Mrs. Ivan Wight-
man gave the Curators Report. .
Mrs. Norman Coultes read the
Public Relations report. Mrs.
Clarence Hanna, W. I. repre-
sentative on East Wawanosh Rec
reation Parks and Community
Centre Board gave a report from
that organization.
Year's Work
The president, Mrs. Stan
Hopper, gave a summary of the
year's work and thanked all
members for their co-operation
and stressed the importance of
the Women's Institute to the
Belgrave District and expressed
the hope that mote women in the
community would consider
becoming Women Institute
mernbers.
Mrs. Donald Haines conducted
the election and installation of
officers as follows: Past Presi-
dent - Mrs. Norman Coultes;
President - Mrs. Stanley Hopper;
1st Vice President - Mrs. William
Coultes; 2nd Vice President -
Mrs. James Hunter; Secretary-
Treasurer - Mrs. Ross Higgins;
Assistant Secretary-Treasurer -
Mrs. John Kerr; District Director
- Mrs. Norman Coultes; Alternate
Director - Mrs. Earl Anderson;
Press Reporter - Mrs" Norman
Coultes; Branch Directors - Mrs.
I . Clarence Hanna, Mts.' Lorne
fir Jamieson; Mrs. Dan Hallahati:
.1 Curator - Mrs. Ivan Wightnian;
Committee - Mrs. Stewart Procter
Mrs. Lawrence Taylot o, Mrs,
• Walter Scott, Mrs. Gordon Me-
Burney. Convenors of Standing
r CoMmittees - Agriculture and
Canadian Industries - Mrs, Start.
ir ley Black ; Mrs. Leonard James.
I: Citizenship and World Affairs
Mrs. John Kerr, Mts. Glenn
Coultes; Education and- Cultural
Activities - Mrs. Earl Anderson,
Mm Stewart Procter; Family and
Consurrietg Affairs ,= Mrs. SairieS
6 tHE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 24; 19i5