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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-05-12, Page 16We Deliver Phone 887-9445 T. V. Dinners Swanson Turkey, Chicken or Beef • 11112 OZ. Phone 887,..9216 Pfee McCutcheon Grocery • Schneiders Frozen aa 2.29 49' 89' 33! Westo 's Cruller Donuts Reg. 57c U.S. Tomatoes Breaded Chicken Legs or Breasts STEPHENSON'S Bakery schtleictet._ .Soft. Margarine Rich's Coffee Pith- Maitre 2...Pet_ettStorner • Instant Coffee Grocery 16 DI: ,4 5 0 32 Dz. 1. Oz. 2 Now what? Bring those old dilapidated bargains to CANADIAN FURNITURE RESTORERS. We'll make them fit for a king's parlour; at reasonable prices tool CALL TODAY, Canadian Furniture Restorers Hwy. 83 across front Acme Signs EXETER 215-0131 Ontario Owned .and Operated byt EURitiPEAN'TRAI WITH NebootsmAo. :14 YEARS OCOERIENC E IN FURNITURE RES-115111Na Bluoyale Surprise party marks 40th •anniversary Mrs. Joe Walker Correspondent A surprise party was held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Hank Cretier of R.R,#1, i3luevale on the occasion of their 40th Wedding - Anniversary. Neighbours and friends gathered for a social' evening and enjoyed playing cards. Lunch was served and Mrs. Dick de Boer read an ,address and Mrs. William de Vos presented them with a lovely large picture on behalf of the neighbours.Special guest for the occasion was a niece of Mr. and Mrs. Cretier from Holland. Achievement Day next month The group was reminded of 4-H Achievement Day at E.E. Madill Secondary School June 19. Mrs. Mel Craig reported on the Cancer Society canvass. The members donated gifts and, money to the campaign. A birthday card was signed by members which is to be- sent to Mr. Elliott at Huronview in Clinton, The institute voted to give a donation to the Belgrove School Eon' ancl Howick's Fall Fair this year. Anyone wishing a pen pal should contact Mrs, Peacock. Sing-Song A lively sing-song, led by Mrs. Donald Street and Mrs. Carl Johnston at, the piano, made veryone participate before Mrs„ Peacock ,read the minutes of last year's annual meeting, The roll carll was answered by paying the fees ,for the upcoming year and whether .memebers wished to participate with a Sunshine Sister. The consensus was they did not wish to. The annual reports were read by Mrs. Ken Simmons on Agriculture and Canadian Industries; Mrs.Murray Jenkins on CitFzenship and World Affairs; Mrs. Harvey Timm on Eductation and Cultural Activities; Mrs. Soren Anderson on. Family Consumer Affairs; Mrs. Murray Jenkins on Resolutions; , Mrs. Dorothy Street on Curator's Report; Mrs. Jack Nicholson on Public Relations and Mr,, stamper on 4-H Homemaking Clubs, Thanks Mrs. Stamper thanked everyone for the co-operation members gave her while in office, On behalf of the other members, Mrs. Jack Nicholson thanked her for the leadership in the last two years, Mrs. Armstrong then took the president's chair and asked for co-operation from all in the upcoming year, A programme planning meeting will be held in the near future at the home of Mrs. Armstrong.- The conveners were asked to have their meetings planned. Members were reminded of the District Annual at the Presbyterian Church in Molesworth May 11. Delegates chosen to attend are Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Mothers, Mrs. Nicholson and Mrs. Strvc.q. Alternatives are Mrs, MacTavish and Mrs. Timm, Thc May Meeting will be 11..c" at the home of Mrs. William de Vos May 12. Roll call will be "Use and Misuse of Tranquilizers. Sunday School Attendance awards were presented in the Presbyterian Church, Bluevole on Mother's Day. 1st year Diploma-Kelly Day, Greg Moffatt, Paul Tolton and ,Jeffery Tolton. 2nd Year Seal-Gail Campbell, Rhonda English, Ruthann Boonstra. 3rd Year Seal-Brian Campbell, W a nesta Boonstra, Daryl, Baswick 4th Year Seal-Sandra Moffatt. .Jimmy English, Dean Galley, Kevin Walker, 5th Year 'Seol-Joanne Shaw, Susan Elston, Sandra Thompson. Bruce McInnes. 6th Year Seal-Annetta" Dorsch, Minim Dorsch, Sheila Dorsch Shirley Dorsch, . John Dorsc h, Bryan Shaw, Dianne Campbell, 7th Year S al-I-1 ea McInnes, 8th Year Seal-Correy Mchni Qs, David Shaw . Donna Thompson, .1 acciticline Robertson, M urrav Snell. 9th Year G u a rd -Manor Campbell, Ken Thompson 10th Year Guard-David Qollev, Dewaync Golley, Carolyn,; Campbell, Sherry Ann Robertson, Kathy Snell, 1 th Year Guard-Eric Ross, Cartneron Ross, Bruce Campbell, Marlyn , Campbell 13 Year Guard-Mary Ellen Elston. Sunday guest of Mrs. Ross Mann were Mr. and Mrs. Rill Taws, Mr. and Mrs. Les Tows Miss Leslie Taws all of Missasauga, Warren Redman of. Toronto and Harvey Mann of Waterloo. Gun control WI installs officers (Continued from. Page 2) Firearms License. They will h ave'to complete an application attesting to the fact that they are not unfit to possess firearms or ammunition. Two guarantors will be required to certify that they know of no reason why the applicant is unfit to possess a gun or ammunition: Licenses will be issued for five-year periods. The legislation does n ot require applicants to demonstrate their compute), in handling a weapon. I suggest, it should. • S. Minimum age of eighteen years to obtain a firearms license will be invoked- but some exceptions for minors under parental consent and supervision, and in those areas where hunting and trapping are a way of life. 6. The police will be giVen the power to seize a firearm if it constitutes an imminent danger to the safety of some person. They don't currently have such powers. 7. A legal , gun owner will be held responsible for careless handling or storage of firearms. 8. Any person convicted of using an offensive weapon while committing an indictable offence, will be subject to imprison. ment .for at least one year in addition to any 'other sentence. The gun control legislation is n ot as. strong as I would make but it is a step in the right direction and deserves support. The Women's Institute installed its new officers for the upcoming year (luring their annual meeting at the home of Mrs. Jim 'Armstrong Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Armstrong will succeed Mrs. Wendafl Stamper as the new president. Other officers installed were: "‘,1; . Charles •Mathers, First • ,t •president; Mrs. Peacock. secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Mel Craig, assistant secretary; Mrs. Harry Elliott, district director; Mrs. Charles Mothers, alternate district director; Mrs. H. Timm, Mrs. Wm. de Vos and Mrs. Jack ,scher, branch directors. Mrs. Carl Johnston, pianist. Mrs. Jim Arstrong, .Mrs. Jim Johnston neminating committee, MrS. Sidmper, public relations officer; ,Mrs. Donald Street, curator; Mrs. .Sparlin., Johnston, MrsHarry Elliott, auditors; Mrs, Ken Simmons and Mrs. Nicholson, Agriculture and Canadian Industries; Mrs. Alex MacTavish and Mrs. Murray ,Jenkins, Citizenship and World Affairs; Mrs. Bert Garniss and Mrs. Art de Vos, Education and Cultural Activities;. Mrs. Robert Fraser and Mrs. Soren Anderson, Family and Consumers Affairs; Mrs. Jim Johnston, resolutions. The leader and assistants of the 4-H Homemaking Clubs were guests at the pot luck dinner held at the 'meeting. President Mrs. Stamper president the meeting and welcomed those who attended. She opened the. meeting with a poem followed by the Opening Ode. Mrs. Peacock read thank you notes and later announced the. Howick. Variety Concert at the Howick Community Centre. 16,41,1E BRUSSELS POST MAY' 12, 1976