The Brussels Post, 1975-10-29, Page 12Belgrave
WI lists men's jobs now done by women
Mrs. Robert J. Campbell,
Dianne and Douglas of Winthrop
visited with, Mrs. Robert Hibberd
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Stoneh
ouse spent a couple of days last
week with Mrs. Norman
Stonehouse.
HI C
The Belgrave Hi-C met on
Sunday evening October 26 at the
home of Gary Hopper.
The meeting began with the
roll call which was answered by
all members. Gary Hopper read
minutes of the last meeting.
The club discussed ideas for a
church service which the Hi-C is
planning to hold in January and
the Dale Lougheed lecture on Toc
Alpha.
Guest speakers were
Mr. Campbell, Mr. Stevenson
and Mr. Ricker who talked on
overall ' laws of divine and
surrounding topics.
Mr. and mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
and attended the Wingham
United Church Anniversary
evening service.
Mrs. M uriel. Bosman of Sault
Ste Marie visited with her mother
Mrs. George Cook and other
relatives on the weekend.
A number of ladies of the
Belgrave U.C.W. attended the
North Huron Rally in Kurtzville
United. Church last Wednesday
evening also the. Thankoffering
meeting of the Auburn U.C.W. on
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jean Wills of Milton
visited on Wednesday with Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mr.
Ernest Michie and Mrs. Elizabeth
Leslie.
Mrs. George Michie is a patient
e' in Wingham and District Hospital
following surgery on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs.Arnold Vint, Mrs.
Grace Cook visited on Sunday
with Mrs. Telford Cook.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Hopper.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor,
Trudy and Mark have moved to
R.R.1, Wroxeter and Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Taylor and family have
taken up residence on the h ome
farm. Both are wished every
success in their new homes.
Mr. and Mrs.Robert Procter
returned home on Saturday from
a trip to England and Scotland
visiting with relatives in
Chelmsford, England.
-Mr. and Mrs. John Evans of
Sarnia were weekend visitors of
Miss Nora Van Camp and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Johnston of
Blyth.
Dinner guests on Sunday with.
Mrs.Art Edgar and Murray wer
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Edgar of
Petrolia, Mr. and Mrs.Charles
Johnston of Blyth, Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Edgar, Don and Joane,
Sunday visitors at the home of
Mr; and Mrs. Liwrence Taylor
were Mr. and Mrs. Art Hagerman
of Beeton, Mrs. Eric Cone and
family of Burlington.
Robert Gordon was able to
return home on Sunday from
Wingham and District Hospital,
Mrs.•Mary Edgar of Parksville,
B.C. is spending a few days at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Coultes.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coultes
visited on sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. • Horman Mitchell of
Rothsay.
Miss Ruth Ann Pletch of Owen
Sound spent the weekend with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Pletch.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan MacKay of
Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
McGuire and Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Pletch called at the funeral home
in Lucan to pay their respects to
the late Mrs. Sandy Young.
Deceptive business practices
hurt everyone.
This is what Ontario is doing
to protect you.
Correspondent
Mrs. L. Stonehouse
"Women are the toast of the
world this year" was the theme of
the Citizenship and World Affairs
meeting of the Belgrave
Women's. Institute which was
held in the W.I.Hall on Tuesday,
October 21st. The Roll Call was
answered by members naming an
)ccupation traditionally for men,,
only, that women are now doing.
Mrs. Glenn Coultes and Mrs.
John Kerr gave a brief talk on
friternational Women's Year 1975
• What it means and what we can
do for it.
Several members gave
interesting facts about women of
note in our society.
Miss Alison Roberts
contributed a solo "I am
woman" and accompanied
herself on the guitar.
Mrs. William Co\ultes gave the
delegates report of the area
Convention held in St. Thomas,
October 15 and 16.
Mrs. Stanley Hopper welcomed
everyone to the meeting and
presided for the business portion.
An invitation from Maitland
Branch was declined because of
the concert being presented in
Belgrave the same night.
Mrs. James Hunter, as leader
and Mrs. William Coultes and
Mrs. Ross Higgins as assistants
agreed to attend Senior Training
School "Salute to Vegetables".
The members agreed to
conduct Heart Canvass in
February and also voted to send
510.00 to C.N.I.B.
The meal prices were raised
25c per plate to become effective
January 1, 1976.
Mrs. Norman Coultes, Mrs.
II Lawrence Taylor and Mrs.Glenn
) Coultes will make plans for the
Black Knights' banquet to be held
Ii November 7. Preliminary plans
, were made for Christmas
• !banquet also a Christmas dance. . , • The November meeting will be
held in the Arena rooms with Mr.
William Stevenson as speaker
i and all mothers of school age
children are urged to attend this
• meeting.
We have a new law in Ontario called
the Business Practices Act. Its purpose
is to prevent unfair business practices
in sales to the public. Here's what the
law does:
• it prohibits false, misleading or
deceptive tactics in the sale of
products and services.
• it prohibits too high prices, unfair
contracts and high-pressure sales
methods.
• helps people get their money back
if a seller has taken unfair advantage
of them,
The Province of Ontario wants you
to get your money's worth when you
.buy. Expensive items such as cars and
homes require a lot of thought, so the
Government of Ontario has prepared
some simple booklets that tell you what
to watch out for when you buy, explain-
ing the do's and don'ts about:
"Buying a Car"
"Buying Real Estate",
"Buying a Condorninium"
"Getting a Mortgage"
You can also get a booklet called
"Balance in the Marketplace—The
Consumer's Guide to the Business
Practices Act."
If you would like a copy of any of
these booklets, or if you wish to
report an unfair business practice,
write now to:
Ontario Consumer
Queen's Park
Toronto, Ontario M4Y 1Y7
Ministry of Consumer and
Commercial Relations
Sidney Handlenrian, Minister
acankiiiirm
Province of Ontario
11il~am Davis, Premier
Lunch was served by Mrs.
' , Leonard James, Mrs. Ross
Higgins, Mrs. IvanWightman and
•IMrs. Cora McGill.
L.O.L. Service
The annual church service of
Lioyal Orange Lodge No. 642 was
held in the Anglilcan Church,
Belgrave on Sunday with Rev. T.
K. Hawthorne of St. Paul's
'Anglican Church of Wingham in
charge. A good number were in
attendance and the speaker took
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am his theme chapter one of c 'Philippeans "Joy of a Christian".
High Risers
.1 1 .1 The fifth meeting of the
9Belgrave High Risers was held on
1 /4 1 r 'Monday, October 20 and opened
:with the pledge and motto. E.a ch
• , !girl showed her loaf of sourdough
bread, in answer to the roll call.
1 'Everyone participated in a
;' demonstration of Cheese Puffs. A
'discussion of • bread faults and
'their causes was led by
iMrs, Robert Gordon and then the
'topic "Make it with Bread" was
" discussed.
The meeting closed with taps.
Personals
Mrs. Walter Scott is a patient
, iqin, Victoria HospitaL London.
1i Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Walker
it and Bonnie visited With their
;lvirs
daughter and son-in-law Mr. and
p. Bruce Griffin of Gorrie on
',Sunday,
1;( Belgrave Library will be open
Ii4 ,from 2 pan.• to 5 p.m. starting
i. November' 1st. •
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
vis' 'd on Sunday with Mr. and
Kenneth Lichty and Wayne
Of R.R.1, MilvertOn.
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