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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-11-12, Page 4MFG if wish to announce the appointment of V YVONNE KNIGHT R11.3 BRUSSELS as an agent for the Company For any or all of your Insurance' Requirements call 867 6476 0 It ter . • •,104 received a $2700 grant. The grant will finance a recreation program at the library basement and will include activities like quilting, oil painting, wood working, carpet bowling and upholstery.(Staff Photo) Cheques coming despite strike, ministry says Arthur Meen, Provincial Minister of Revenue says the ministry has set up procedures to minimize hardship the mail strike may have caused people expecting ministry of revenue payments. "We have 272,000 pensioners expecting gains cheques by November 15," Mr. Meen said, "We are also concerned that cheques are issued promptly to the 2,000 people who qualify each week for their first $1,000 of the homebuyers grant, and that sales tax rebates on the purchase of new cars are sent to applicants, Tax payments must still be filed on time. "We have made, arrangements for these remittances as well as other ministry mail to be left at any of the ministry of revenue offices." GRANT REGULATIONS EXPLAINED Mike Barkwell (with beard) a New Horizons representative explains details of the federal program to members of the local Senior Friendship. Club which has Beigrave Neighbours honour families who've moved .1 Correspondent Mrs. L. Stonehouse The November meeting of the Evening Unit was held at the I home of Mrs. Ross Anderson with 15 present. -,.Miss Annie Cook opened the ..tneeting with the worship service. The .theme was "The Gospel Address" :;41 Hymn "0 For a Thousand Tongues to Sing" was sung, followed by responsive reading of Psalm 145 taken by Mrs. Robert Grasby, and Miss 1 , Annie Cook. i ' The scripture was read by Miss Annie Cook. Hymn "Christ For the World We Sing" was sung. The offering was received and dedicated. The meditation "The Gospel Address" was read by Mrs. Laura Johnston followed by prayer. Hymn "From Greenlands Icy Mountains" closed the wor- ship service.. Mrs. Murray Lougheed onducted the business. Minutes vf the last meeting were read and adopted. The General meeting was announced for November 25th. Mrs. Robert Grasby and Miss \ nnie Cook announced a Birthday 'arty to be held November 11th. The December meeting will be Acid at the home of Mrs. Murray lougheed. Mrs. William Coulte.s 'tad charge of the programme 'Women it Canada". Lunch was served by Mrs. Jack Higgin's group. Neighbours Gather Friends and neighbours of the 1th Live of East Wawanosh' 4athered at the Belgrave Com- , i ' ,nunity Room on Saturday for a social evening to honour Mrs. :1 1 . Hugh Blair who has taken up residence in Blyth and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor, Trudy and Mark who are now living near Wroxeter. The evening was spent playing progressive euchre and Lost Heir. Winners for the euchre were: High Lady-Mrs. Bruce Campbell, !,! Low Lady-Mrs. Murray Marks, High Man-Robert Taylor, Low Man-John Guay. Lost Heir Win- ners Were: High Lady-Mrs. Ross Taylor, Low Lady-Mrs. Charles Smith, High Man-Victor Young- blot. Low Man-Gordon McDowell Annie, Jack and Mary, Trudy' In q and Mark were asked to come to the front. An address was read to each family by Clifford Coultes. Gifts were presented to them by Stanley Black, Eldon Cook, Karen Dunbar 'and Ken Marks. The ,recipients made fitting replies and lunch was served. W.M. S. Meets Mrs.. Joe Dunbar on November 4th. Mrs. Dunbar presided and opened the meeting with a call to worship Hymn "light of .the Lovely Prilgrim Heart" was sung. The theme of the meeting was "Jesus the Light of the World". Mrs. Victor Youngblut read scripture from Matthew. Mrs. J.C. McBurney read- from St. John's. The meditation was entitled "Windows" and was read by Mrs. Stuart Cloakey. Two poems,My Windows and Wash- ing Windows was read by Mrs. Alan Dunbar. The prayer was takenic by Mrs. Mac Scott. The topic was given by Mrs. Athel Bruce and she read a story about Nigeria and Christian growth there and an account of growth of the church in Canada. She also told of how the people in Holland remember the fallen Canadian soldiers in their land. The secretary report was read by Mrs. J.C. McBurney and the treasurers report by Mrs. Victor Youngblut.' Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Cloakey were asked to make up programs for the next year. It was agreed that everyone keep their offices for another term with rotating leaders. Mrs. Youngblut gave a'report on the Fall Rally. The roll call was answered by a verse on "Joy". The offering was received. Twenty-one sick calls were re- corded. Hymn "Lead Kindly visiting with Mrs. Olive Campbell Light". was sung and the meeting closed with prayer. and relatives in Belgrave. The hostess served lunch': East Wawanosh School Last Friday the Kindergarten Class had a Halloween Party. They made orange freshie and jello. They also ate cookies. Later they made masks and sang songs while going ar ound the other classes. The grade 1-2 class also had a on Sunday with their cousins Mrs. Halloween Party.. They made Olive Campbell and Mrs. Ivy Jack-o-Lanterns and coloured pie- Ansley. tures. Later they had a treat and Little Jamie Rae spent last made Witch Puppets, Grade 1-2 week with his grandparents Mr. also¤ planted a tiny tim plant and and Mrs. James R. Coultes while they have four tomatoes on it. his parents Mr. and Mrs. Don, The grade 2-3 class made a play Rae holidayed at the Bahamas. (Alt of a story they read in their Mr, and. Mrs. Glen Taylor of reader. This class also had a Hamilton spent a couple of days Halloween Party. la.t week with Mr. and Mrs. The grae 6 class are studying Robert ov Coolies, useh flies and weeds.• They are The Netriber meeting of the Belgrave W.I. will be held in the also creating poems. The grade 7 claSs went on a arena rooins on Tuesday Novem- Woodland Stludy in the bUsh of bet 18th at 8:15 pan. Mrs. tart Lloy Robinson, they studied the Anderson as ConVerot of this trees. The gr ade 7 class had I Education meeting.* Mr, William their assembly on the 22nd of Stevenson of Belgrave is the October and the theme of it was guest' speaker. All mothers of f'Olyinntcc. Public School age children in the Mrs. George Walker aid Miss Hi C Meets Dorothy Higgins. The Belgrave Hi-C meeting Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook and was held on Sunday evening at Mrs. Telford Cook were Saturday the home of Glen Nixon. After the visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert roll call there was discussion Cook and family of Shelborne. about Toc Alpha. There are six Robert Hibberd along with members hoping to attend this Lloyd Hern of Exeter attended the year: Toe Alpha is a yearly annual meeting of North Bruce Conference for youth held at Loyal Orange Lodge on Saturday /Niagara Falls. There was a afternoon. discussion on what the Hi C Mr. and Mrs. Larry Martin, planned on doing in the near Michelle and Christopher of St., future. Clements, Mr. and Mrs. Frank The next meeting will be held Workman, Craig and Peter of on November 30 at the home of Cranbrook visited last Sunday Wayne Cook. A story was they. with their grandparents Mr: and read and discussed about a young Mrs. Mark Armstrong. amputee girl. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Vincent Glen served lunch and the visited with Miss Reta Mathers of meeting closed with several Woodstock last weekend. ' • games. into marble shirts.--The grade 7:8 boys and girls . played soccer against Turnberry teams and both won their games. Boys 3-0, and the Girls 1-0. The Grade 8 assembly will be held November 10 the theme is Remembrance Day by Mark Cook. Black'Knights The Annual supper of 1226 Royal Black Knights of Ireland, Blyth was held in the Belgrave Women's Institute Hall on Friday evening. Musical numbers were provided by Mrs. Emerson Mitchell on the 'violin accompan- ied by Mrs. Bert Elliott on the piano and her son Ted on the banjo. Edgar Howatt played guitar and mouth organ accom- panied by Mrs. Peter Rommer on the piano. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davidson and Janet of Shelborne, Mrs. Walter Scott visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Coultes The Belgrave Men's choir assisted at the Sebringville United Church Anniversary on Sunday evening. ' Mrs. Glenn Coultes, Paul, Steven and Tim spent the week nd with Mr. and Mrs. Alan Scott and family of Barrie. Mrs. Stan Hopper and Debbie were weekend visitors with Mrs. and Mr. Jack Van Niekerk, Sheryl and Jeff of Shanty Bay. Mrs. Ivy Ansley of Thessalon is Mrs. Ivey Ansley, Mrs. Olive Campbell and Mit. Rod Ansley visited last week with Mrs. Reg Martimer and Jamie of Port Elgin. Mrs. Lillian Elliott of Bluevale, Miss Edith Harniss of Goderich, Miss' Ann Wheeler and. Miss Lue lila Brewer of London visited the sevembet meet/hit thevet one in the class brought are especially invited w.ms. was held at the home of tshirts to school and dyed them Lunch committee is Mrs. Glen 4,,,THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEmBER 1075 coutteso mtg., utile lathiesorio