HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-10-27, Page 6left hip. He is a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone-
house spent the weekend with
Mrs. Norman Stonehouse of
London.
Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Coultes
and daughters of Belleville, Mrs.
Eileen Canning of Stratford, Miss
Doris Coultes of 'Milverton,
Douglas Coultes of Ripley visited
over the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Coultes and Grant.
The Belgrave Men's Choir
provided special music for Well-
burn United Church Anniversary
Service on Sunday evening which
was in the form of a Welsh Hymn
Festival service.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil Armstrong of
Thorndale.
Robert Hibberd, Clare Van
Camp and Henry Pattiscin of
Blyth attended South Huron
County Loyal Orange Lodge on
Friday evening when R.W.
Brother James Bell of Sudbury
Grand Master of G.O.L. ,of
Ontario West and R.W. Brother
Dave Worden of Listowel, Grand
Secretary were present.
WELCOME TO ETHEL Mrs. George Gill
welcomed members of the Huron Historical Society
to Ethel last week. In the background are David
McClu're, Crediton, president of the group and Doris
Batkin, Clinton, secretary. (Photo by Langlois)
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Correspondent
Mrs. Lewis Storehouse
Belgrave Women's Institute
held their public relations meet-
ing last Tuesday, with guests
rom Auburn, Wingham,
land and Whitechurch branches
in attendance,
Keith Roulston of Blyth was
guest speaker and gave his
audience an insight into the
putting-together of a newspaper.
After hearing how much planning
and work is involved in editing-.a
newspaper, the women will surely
appreciate their weekly edition.
more.
The speaker was thanked . by
Mrs. Glenn Coultes.
The roll call was "How our
Branch can best promote good
Public Relations," and the motto
"Coming together is a beginning
Working together is progress,"
was given by Mrs. Norman H.
Coultes.
Mrs. Ivan Wightman, Huron
West District President; brought
greetings from the District and
also read a report of Huron
County Rally held in Dashwood,
October 4.
Six young ladies, the Path-
-finders, entertained by singing
several numbers providing their
own accompaniment on guitars.
They were well received. Mrs.
William. Coultes led the group in
community singing.
Mrs. Stan Hopper presided for
the business period and
welcomed everyone. The follow-
ing announcements were made:
Huronview Bazaar and Tea to be
held October 26 and articles for
bake sale were requested.
Achievement Day for the Cereal
Shelf project to be held in F.E.
Madill Secondary School,
,December 11.
The banquet for Black Knights
to beheld November 6 at 7 p.m.
with Mrs. Clarence' Hanna, Mrs,.
Laurence Taylor and Mts. James
Hunter as committee in charge.
The U.C.O. banquet on
December 3 with Mrs. Ivan
Wightman, Mrs. Ross Taylor and
Mrs. Fenton as the committee.
A donation was made to
C,N.1.13. The ladies were then
divided into groups and after a
utz was answered, lunch was
served by Mrs. Lorne Jamieson,
Mrs. Stan Hopper, Mrs. William
Coultes and Mrs. Ross Higgins.,
C..G.I.T. Meets
Belgrave C.G.I.T. met October
13 with fourteen members
present. During the election of
officers, Dianne Scott was elected
president and Audrey Scott vice-
president. Cindy Campbell was
elected treasurer and Patti
Edwards secretary. Karen
Coultes was elected press
reporter and Sheila Anderson,
pianist.
Each of the girls adopted a
grandmother whom they will visit
and remember throughout the year,
The topic for the program was
"Growing like things we love."
The ne .xt meeting will be on'
October 27 and the girls hope to canvass he village for U.N.I.c.E.F
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Reception Held A reception in honour of
newlyweds Mr. and Mrs, Charles
Procter was held in the Women's
1.1nstitute Hall, Belgrave on Situr4 day evening, •
A large crowd enjoyed. dancing to music by "The Country
Mann's," Glen Coultes read an address and Jack Higgins pre-serited a purse of money to Which Charlie replied. A hciunt- otis
lunch concluded the evening,
Personals
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