HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-02-11, Page 11De"grave
WI discusses good nutrition
Correspondent
Mrs. L. Stonehouse
(Intended for last week)
"Good nutrition begins in the
home," was a statement made by
Mrs. L. Statia of Wingham at the
January meeting of the Belgrave
Women's Institute held on Tues.
January 20, in the community
centre. Mrs. Statia gave a very
interesting informative talk on
nutrition stressing the wise use of
foods containing vitamins, pro-
tein and minerals and cautioning
against use of "junk foods" or
those foods which are not benefic-
ial to one's health. A questionn-
aire on health and food was
answered and a discussion fol-
lowed.
Mrs. James Hunter; who was
convener for the meeting, thank,
ed the speaker, 'presented her
with a gift and also read an article
on "Calorie Counting".
Brussels UCW
studies Cuba,
PM's visit
Mrs. Archie Montgomery play-
ed two piano solos,
Five enthusiastic young people
from the Belgrave, area, Janice
Coultes, Donelda Lamont, Doreen
Taylor, Wayne C000k and Scot
Lougheed, all of whom had
attended the Toc Alpha confer-
ence in "Niagara Falls were
present to give their impressions--
of that conference. Their com-
ments were very favorably re-
ceived and ,the W.I. appreciated
the efforts of the young folk who
brought the report.
Mrs. Stanley Hopper opened
the meeting in the usual manner
and after words of welcome read a
"Recipe for a Happy New Year".
The roll call was answered by
members giving suggestions for
serving unexpected guests. The
secretary, Mrs. Ross Higgins,
read the minutes, the finanical
statement and correspondence.
The spring 4H Homemaking
Club will be "A Touch,' of
Stitchery" and the training school
will be held in the Salvation Army
Hall, February 17 and 18, 10a.m.
to 4p.m. Heart canvass in Feb-
ruary with Mrs. William Coultes
'in charge, Huronview birthday
party, April 21 at 2p.m., commit-
tees to be named latei.
Ten dollars was sent to War
Memorial Children's -Hospital in
answer to an appeal for help. The
annual fees are to be sent in
before February 1 as well, as
twenty-five dollars for the A.C.
W.W. Nutrition. Education Fund.
The annual congregational
meeting of Knox United. Church,
13elgrave, was held on Tuesday
evening in the basement of the
church, starting with a delicious
poi-luck supper at 7p.m.
Rev.-JOhn Roberts opened 'the
meeting with a hymn, scripture
reading and a prayer.
Minutes of last year's meeting
were read and accepted. The
financial statement' was given by
Lewis Stonehouse.
Church officials elected were,
session, Ross Higgins, Lewis
Stonehouse and Clarence Yuill,
stewards, Gordon Bosman, Glenn
Coultes, and George Procter,
trustee, Robert Coultes; Christian
Education committee, Mrs.
Twenty-five dollars, was given to
Belgrave School Fair and' Mrs.
William Coultes and Mrs. John
Kerr are to make up the W,I.
classes.
The committee .to plan for the
Credit Union banquet February 6
George Procter. Other commit-
tees were left unchanged,
George Michie reported that
the church supported one hun-
dred and nine subscriptions to the
Observer last year for the various
homes of the congregation. It was
decided 'to hold a Co untry Fayre
on June 26.
The congregational meeting
will be next. year on Sunday,
January 23, starting with a meal
following the weekly church ser-
vice.
Appreciation of behalf of the
congregation to Rev. John and
Mrs. Roberts for their fine
leadership during the year was
expressed by Clifford Coultes.
Mr. Robert closed the meeting
with the benediction.
is to be Mrs. Ivan Wightman and
Mrs. Stanley Black. The February
meeting, the 65th anniversary of
the founding of the Belgrave
Women's Institute, will be held in
the W.I. Hall on February 17 at
12:30 noon with a pot luck dinner
being served, followed by a
program.
Lunch was served by Mrs,
Glenn Coultes, Mrs. Peter Camp-
bell, Mrs, Garner Nicholson and
Mrs. Earl Anderson.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Don Rae and Jamie of
Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. William Schrei-
ber, Kathy and Mark of Milton
spent the weekend with her
mother Mrs. Earl Anderson..
Mr. and Mrs. James Baker and
Mark of London visited on Sunday
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Michie.
'Mr. and Mrs. George M.
Johnston and Tara of Ilderton
spent the weekend with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Grasby and Mrs. Laura Johnston.
This community expresses
sympathy to Mr. Edgar Gaunt
and his family in the sudden
passing of Mrs. Gaunt.
Knox elects new
church officials
On Wednesday the members of
the Afternoon Unit met at the
home of Miss Lucas with an
attendance of twelve. A poem
entitled the "Largest Life" was
read by Mrs. Miller to open the
meeting. Mrs.Thomas was in
charge of the Devotions with
"Love" as the theme. She read
"Winter Roses", a poem written
by Patience .Strong.
The hymn, "In Christ there is
no East or West" was sung and
followed by the reading of the
Scripture, 2 Corinthians chap. 13.
The Meditation "Love - a
language everyone understands"
was offered by Mrs. Th omas.
A short study on Cuba was led
by Mrs. Steffler. Conditions in
that island since 1953 were
reviewed. The change from
poverty and starvation has been
gradual under Castro's rule.
He established a Marxist form
of government, in 1959 and an
improvement in social conditions
has taken place. Communist law
is revered although people are
allowed freedom of worship as
long as it is not made public.
Discussion took place
concerning the visit of Prime
Minister Trudeau and his wife to
Cuba.
The Day of Prayer will be held
March .5. Mrs.. Th omas is
convener of the program.
Following the closing prayer
refreshments were served.
February is
Heart Fund Month!'
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