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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-04-30, Page 71 Bluevale Friends hold shower, party 4 4 4 4 4 * * * * I 'en k AM sk Correspondent Mrs. Joe Walker Mrs. Claretice Henning was hostess for a miscellaneous shower for Miss Grace Jeffrey on Saturday evening.About 20 relatives gathered with good wishes and gifts to h onor the bride-to-be, whose , marriage to Larry Elliott will take place on May 17. Three contests were much enjoyed. Mrs. Arnold Jeffrey and Mrs. Harold Elliott 1 assisted Grace in opening her The ladies of the Presbyterian Church served a hot turkey dinner to members of the Bluevale Women's Institute at their annual meeting held in the Sunday School rooms of the church on Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Wendell Stamper, president, thanked the ladies. Members revealed their Sunshine Sisters and sat with them for dinner. Some suggestions were the Erland Lee ,Homestead, Niagara Falls, Art Gallery at Kleinburg, the Royal Winter Fair and others. The president announced that the district annual would be held in Ethel United Church on May 13 with guest speaker being Mrs.Clarence Diamond. Delegates chosen to attend this were Mrs. Harry Elliott, Mrs. W. Stamper, Mrs. J.Armstrong and Mrs. Ken Simmons with alternatres Mrs. C. Mathers and Mrs. Murray JenkinS. Achievement Day for the Bluevale 4-H Clubs will be held on June 14 at F. E. Madill Secondary School. A donation of money was voted to the Howick Fall Fair this year. The membership fees to the Historical Society. will again be paid for the curators, Mrs Donald Street and Mrs. Graham Campbell. Mrs, Ken Chambers and Mrs. Jack Nicholson will be conveners of the Cancer Society canvass this year. The key lady of the Bluevale district is Mrs. C. Mathers. Mrs. Jim Armstrong commented on the flower show which will- be held the evening of May 29 with the neighboring Institutes Recent investigations were carried out by the OPP at Wingham Detachment include: Eleven investigations with eleven persons charged under thr Liquor Control Act. Nineteen charges laid and thirty-three warnings issued under the Highway Traffic Act. Thirty-one other investigations with two Charges laid under the Criminal Code. On Tuesday, April 22, Muriel L. Fox of 121 Confederation St , Glen Williams, backed out of a parked position and struck the left rear fender of a car owned by Donald C. Hyde of Stratford, causing an estimated $275.00 damages. There were no injuries. On Thursday, April 24; Leo Selent of R.R.#1, Tiverton was westbound on Highway 86, east of Highway 87, when a deer Jumped in front of his vehicle gifts. Grace thanked everyone 1,..esent and invited them to visit at their home. Lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs.George Fisher and Dayle and Mrs. Joe Walker and Marie. Sp onsor Surprise Party A surprise party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Aart de Vos on Tuesday evening when neighbours and friends gathered to wish Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baer and family health and happiness in their new h ome. An address invited. There will be demonstrations . on flower arrangements, sale of plants and aprons, and other surprises. Mrs. Wm. de Vos asked the ladies to cater to a smorgasbord dinner for their 25th wedding anniversary on July 25 at the Golf and Country Club. The ladies agreed to do so. Mrs. William Peacock was elected secretary. Mrs. Ken Chambers reported on Agriculture and Canadian Industries,, Mrs. Ken Simmons on Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Harvey Timm. on Education and Cultural Activities, Mrs. Wendell Stamper on Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs.Murray Jenkins on Resolutions, Mrs. J.C.Johnston on Tweedsmuir Histories and Mrs.Jack Nicholson gave the public reltions report. Mrs. C. Mathers had charge of the election and installation of officers. She read the nominating • report as follows: past president - Mrs.Mel Craig; President - Mrs Wendell Stamper; first vice president - Mrs.Jim Armstrong; Second vice president- Mrs. Ken Chambers; Secretary-Treasurer - Mrs. William Peacock; Assistant Secretary - Mrs. Jack Nicholson; District director; - Mrs. Harry Elliott; Alternate, Mrs. C. Mathers; branch directors- Mrs. Bert Garniss, Mrs. Wm. de Vos, Mrs. Ross Nicholson; Pianist, Mrs. Carl Johnston; curators, Mrs. Donald Street; Mrs. Graham Campbell; auditors, Mr.S. Johnston, Mrs. Harry Elliott; public relations, Mrs. J. Nicholson; nominating from the north shoulder, causing an estimated $300.00 damages to committee, Mrs. Harvey Timm, Mrs. Jim Armstrong, Mrs. Carl Johnston. Conveners of standing committees are: Agriculture and Canadian Industries, mrs.Robert Fraser, Mrs. Ken Simmons, Citizenship and World Affairs, Mrs. Alex MacTavish, Mrs. Murray Jenkins; Education and Cultural Activities, Mrs. Harvey Timm and Mrs.Mel Craig; Family and Consumer Affairs, Mrs.Wm. de Vos and Mrs. Soren Anderson. Resolutions, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. J.C.Johnston. Mrs. Stamper thanked the members for their co-operation and announced that a program planning meeting will beheld in the near future. The May meeting will be held a(the home of Mrs. de Vos on the 14th at 8 p.m., with Family Affairs conveners, Mrs. D,e. Vos and Mrs. Ross Nicholson in charge. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Murray Underwood. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker and family were Grace Jeffray,Pam Hickey, Linda Harness, Larry Elliott, Kalvin Fischer, Mrs. Lloyd Henning, Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer andDayle. Ten members of the Turnberry Ladies' Aid met at the home of Mrs. Jack Willitts on Wednesday for the April meeting. Mrs. Willitts opened'the meeting with a scripture reading and mrs. Glenn Snell read the minutes of the last meeting and ,the tresurer's report. The ladies spent the afternoon quilting. the Selent vehicle. No one was injured. 31 31 30 R.R.#1, Wingham bought the Dorsch, Annetta Dorsch, Anita Baer farm. Dorsch , Sheila Dorsch, Shirley Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mathers and Dorsch, Bryan Shaw.; 6th year: Mr. and Mrs. Gordon. Machan Heather McInnes,7th year: Corry were in charge of the last euchre McInnes, Jacqualine Robertson, of the season in the Bluevale DAvid Shaw, Murray Snell, Community Hall. Twelve tables' Donna Thompson; 8th Year: were in play. High Lady's prize Murray Campbell, Ken was won by Mrs. Margaret Thompson; 9th year ; Carolyn Adams; Low Lady - Mrs. Mung Campbell, David Golley, MacFarlane; High Man - Carl Frieburger; Low Man - Stanley ..Robertson, Kathy Snell; 10th Dewayne Golley, Sherry Ann Moffatt; Lucky Draw - Mrs. Burns year: Bruce Campbell, Marlyn Moffatt. Campbell, Cameron. Ross, Eric i. Sympathy of the community is Ross, Sheila Walker; 12th Year - extended to Mrs. George Lowis Wayne Campbell, Mary Ellen and her family on the passing of Elston. Mr. Lowis. 41 awards were giv. en with Sympathy is also sent to Mr. an enrolment of 52. The teachers and Mrs. Gordon Hall and family. are Mrs. Jack Shaw, Mrs. Hugh Mr. Hall's sister, Mrs. Almetta' Campbell, Mrs. Stanley Moffatt, Masters passed away April 17th Mrs. Wm. Robertson, Mrs. Wm. • at Grimsby. Elston, Larry Elliott, " John (Intended for last week) McInnes is Superintendent.,' Mrs. Awards for perfect attendance Jim T hompson is the secretary- at Sunday School at the treasurer. Presbyterian Church were The third meeting of the presented Sunday. 1st Year: Bluevale III 4-H club was held on Daryl Baswick, Ruth Ann Thursday, April 10. The roll call Boonstra, Gayle Campbell, was answered by 8 members. Rhonda English; 2nd. Year - Mary Edith Garniss discussed Waneeta Boonstra, Brian "Suit the Occasion" and Campbell; 3rd. year: Jimmy demonstrated how to prepare English, Dean Golley, Sandra your fabric for cutting . Rosemary Moffatt, Kevin Walker. 4th Year: Schmidt discussed "Wardrobe Susan Elston, Bruce McInnes, Harmony" and demonstrated two Joanne Shaw, Sandra Thompson; ways for altering a pattern. 5th year: Dianne Campbell, John Sunday, MAY 4 The distinguished minister of Ellesmere United Church in Toronto J. Berkley Reynolds PLUS SPECIAL MUSIC BY The McMillan Family 8:00 P.M. Huron Men's Chapel AUBURN EVIL ORIVAIL$AAIHEN-GOOD M btj :NOTHING THE' BRUSSELS POST-N, APRIL 30, .419/5., Ladies' High Singles Winnie Bell Rosemary Wheeler Wilda Higgins Ladles' HighTriple Winnie Bell Men's High Singles Ray Adams Gord Jacklin Dale Taylor 248 245 241 677 Men's High Triple Ray Adams Fran's Gang _ The Nameless Ones NHL winner Winners on April 19th Were:, 1st period - Stewart Lowe;: Period The Buildalls and Final. period. = SST was read by Mrs. Bill de Vos and they were presented' With an electric mix master and a silver tray was presented by Mrs. Aart deVos. peter thanked those present with a very fitting thank you on behalf of himself and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Baer, Stephen and Karen have left for their new home at Brooks, Alberta. Peter left on Wednesday with a truck load of furniture, Mrs. Baer and the children left by plane on Friday. Mr. Jack Ross of Presbyterians serve dinner to Bluevale WI OPP investigates accidents Bowling scores Bill's Caps 248 Team Canada 236 Sexy Six 218 Sharon's Devils J. Ritchie (Continued from Page 1) Richardson . president of James R. Richardson & Sons Limited both of Winnipeg, were read, 654 Both expressed their deep , appreciation of the efforts and 38 dedication of Mr. Ritchie. 33 Previous to the dinner , the staff of the Brussels branch had presented Mr., Ritchie with a beautiful desk set. Mr. and?' rs. Ritchie expressed their appreciation for all the wonderful gifts and honors bestowed on them. Soft Ball Registration Brussels Library Wed., May 7 at 7:30 p.m. FEE BOYS SQUIRT 10 1E under BOYS PEE WEE • 12 & under $2.00 BOYS BANTAM 14 & under $2.00 Sponsored by Optimist GIRLS MIDGET s 13 & under GIRLS JUVENILE 14 to 16 WANTED: Anyone interested in helping