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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-10-27, Page 513 pre, off pre, pre. ele Ed Co rep plat gra an yea 140 Th Oct can U.1 '`,inst :(1111:erah6i lI' 1 Mai Ocid A Prot Nil tVei it Son Walton OPP Reports Grandmothers are Wheel - discs stolen guests at • valued at $260 Belt held t log 1. from and in att Kei guest audie puttir, After and news] appre more Tht Mrs. Thy Brant Publi "Con Wog was Colt Mr West greet also Coun Octol Six finde sever own They Willi corn] the welc ling Hun held bake Ach She] Mad iDec TI to b with Lau Hun Dec Wig Mrs A C.N divi qu' se Mr Cou Correspondent Mrs. Betty McCall 887-6677 Grandmothers were guests at the Citzenship and Worlds Affairs meeting of the Walton Women's Institute at the Community Hall on Wednesday, October 20th. Mrs. William Humphries, 1st Vice Pr esident chaired the meeting in the usual manner and Welcomed everyone. Mrs. H. Bolger was pianist. After the minute were read by Mrs. Ken McDonald, twenty-five members answered the roll call - "Name something truly Canadiati". There were six guests present. The Achievement Day for the fall project, "Cereal Shelf" is to be held at Grey Central School on Saturday, November 20. Everyone was urged' to attend. A wreath is being purchased along with other area branches. Mary Humphries is to lay it at Brussels A r1mistice Service, November 11. An invitation was declined to the Majestic Institute meeting next month in Brussels, as it falls i)n the Walton meeting night November 10, being moved on one week. Mrs. W. Humphries expressed thanks to all who had helped clean the hall. Mrs. Alberta Hudie is the new caretaker. Anyone wanting the coffee urn to get in touch with Maxine Marks. Institute members are reminded of a penny auction again next month, when 4-H girls and mothers will be invited, also the 25th Huron County Rally at Dashwood on October 4. Mrs. Ken McDonald read the afternoon session report in the absence of Mrs.Herb Traviss who had attended the Rally as delegate. Committees were chosen for card parties which will be held every two weeks in the hall. The Institute will provide the lunch. The next one is November 9th at 8:30 p.m. • The collection and pennies for friendship were taken by the treasurer. month, and the occasional bus trip. Seldom can a heart be lonely if you seek one lonelier. A person should go for a walk, read a good book, even do a little day dreaming, she said. She cautioned retirees not to forget their church and to help to contribute when they can. Mrs. F. 'Kirkby thanked Mrs. Matheson and presented a gift on behalf of the Institute. Ticke is were sold on a Penny Auction and drawn during the lu nch hour. Hostesses were Mrs. Harold Hudie, Mrs. Eleanor Lippard, Mrs. Keith Rock, Mrs. Dave Watson and Mrs. Wm. Humphries. • Personals Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson have returned home from a month's,' holidays with their diUghter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson and sons Robert and Michael of Richmond, B.C. Mr. Emerson. Mitchell greeted people at the door to the regular service Sunday morning at Duff's United Church. Don't forget the Turkey supper at Duff's Church next Wednesday. Come early; they plan to start to serve at 3:30 p.m. Drs. Jean and Gerd Westermann of Burlington spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills. Mrs. Herb Traviss was a patient the first of this week at K. & W. Hospital, Kitchener, having foot surgery on Monday. She expects Ito be home again Tueday. During the week October 18-24, O.P.P. officers, at Wingham Detachment conducted thirty-, eight investigations. Fifteen charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Act and fifteen warnings were issued. Three charges were laid under the Liquor Licence Act. Four charges were laid under the Criminal Code. On October 18, Barry Hogg of Gorrie reported that. someone stole the wheel discs off his Ford Thunderbird while it was parked oir the B. line of Turnberry Township on October 17. The wheel discs were valued at .$260. On October 22, John Binning, age 17 of R.R. 3, Listowel and Murray Williams, age 17 of R.R: 3, Listowel, were charged with attempted theft of gasoline from the ,John Langendoen farm in Howick Township. On October 22, the Herbert Spencer residence was entered in Belgrave and $270. in cash was taken. Prov. Const. John Vessey is investigating. On October 23, as a result of a motor vehicle collision on Huron County Road 30 in Howick Township, Wilbert Laniond Griffith, age 29, of Gorrie WAS charged with extorting $500. front Ronald Preiss, age 29 of Clifford. Prov. Const. Ken Murray and Prov. Const. Harold McKittriel are in charge of the investigation, During the week, there were eleven motor vehicle collisions which caused an estimated $5050 in property damage and injuries to two people. Brenda L. McCann of R.R. 1, Fordwich and Deanna G. Boyd of Gorrie were involved in a collision on County Road28at James Street in Gorrie. Both drivers were injured as a result of the accident. Belgrave personals The meeting was turned over to the conveners in Citizenship and World Affairs. Mrs. Harvey Craig conducted a few contests. 19 Grandmothers and 6 great Grandmothers participated. Prizes were given to Grandmothers closest to her 50th birthday - Pauline Bennett; Grandmother- with the most coppers in her purse - Maxine Marks; Great • 'Grandmother with youngest great grandchild - Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull; Oldest Grandmother - Mrs. Sadie McDonald. Mrs. Harvey Craig read a poem, "What is a Grandmother. Mrs. Frank Kirkby nave the motto "Are y ou mistress or slave in your home". and a poem "Grandm's off her Rocker". Mrs . Clark Matheson of Brussels, guest speaker, who was introduced by Mrs Craig, spoke on "Retirement". She spoke of families of all members. The J the Senior Citizens who are guest speaker to be an O.P.P. hieiRedd when retirement is lonely, officer and his tracking dog. with the-- social meetings every Mrs. George McCall gave her report for the morning session of Brussels Phone: 887-6671 BONNIE'S Men's & Ladies Hair Styling OPEN Friday, October 22 will take appointments any time Phone 887-9237 Located in former Irene Pease Beauty Salon RAY & HELEN'S FAMILY CENTRE 0 Mr. Clarence Hanna and son David Hanna of Hanover returned home on Saturday after a week hunting moose at Kaby Lodge in Northern Ontario. Mrs. James Walsh is a patient in Clinton Public Hosrital.. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lichty and Wayne of R.R. 1, Milverton visk 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hil br.rd on Sunday. Sunday evening visitors with Mrs. Cecil Coultes were Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Coultes, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lewis, Michael and Jonathan of Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller of Palmer- ston, Mr. and Mrs. William Empey of Auburn, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hastings and Murray of R.R. 4, Wineham. Somebody Wants What You Don't Need! SELL Through Brussels Post Ckcssitiect Want A Ctit kcs, anniversary Quilt Bats Special 3.98 Garbage Bags Special 89c Limited Quantity ea. ea. Assortment of Jewellery 1. B Sale Boys &Girls Dress Pants Ladies Slacks Mens Dress Pants All Material -.off Reg. Price • 6—THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER, 27 i