The Brussels Post, 1977-05-25, Page 42ELECT
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22—THE BRUSSELS POST JUNE 1 1977
Correspondent
Mrs. L. Stonehouse
A large congregation from
Trinity Church, Blyth, St. Mark's
Church, Auburn, Trinity Church,
Belgrave and St. John's ,
Brussels gathered at St. John's
Brussels on May 15 for a farewell
service conducted by Rev. Fred
CArson. Following the service a
buffet lunch was served by the
ladies of the parish. Mr. Herb
Stretton of Brussels wished Rev.
CArson God's blessing on behalf
of the congregation as he
continues his ministry in Alberta.
Mr. George Thornton of
Brussels and Mr. W. Alex
Nethery of Belgrave presented
Rev. CArson with a wallet of
money. Rev. CArson thanked
everyone for the gift and for the
friendship he enjoyed in his 4
years in_the parish.
Rev. Cakrson is moving to
Elnora, Alberta, where he will
have a parish of 5 congregations.
Church Anniversary
A large congregation attended Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Harold
Calvin-Brick United Church Jardin, Michael and Darryl.
Anniversary Service on Sunday Steven and Geoffrey Campbell
evening. Worshippers enjoyed a 'NO London spent last weekend
musical interlude provided by with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van
Mrs. Sydney Thompson , pianist,' Camp, Keith and Kevin.
and Jim Robertson, organist. Mrs. Lois Warwick of
The service was led by the Rev. Wingham, Mrs. Laura Johnston
John G. Roberts who also spent the weekend with Mr. and
directed the Belgrave Men's Mrs. George M. Johnston an'
Choir in three selections. Guest Tara of Ilderton.
speaker was the Rev. A. H. Bert Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Daynard of Staffa who spoke on Mrs. Kenneth Scott were Mr. and
"Blessings" taken from Genesis Mrs. Kenneth Mott and family of
and the Creation Story. Dutton , Mr. and Mrs. Donald
A social hour was enjoyed Saunders and family ofLUcknow,
following the service. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry de Bricyn' and
Shower Corry-Lynn, of Clifford, Mr. and
A community shower was held Mrs. Bill Gadke and Debbie of
on Saturday evening in the United Lakelet.
Church basement in honour of Mrs. William Coultes and Mrs.
Gail Mayberry , a June bride-to- Leslie Wightman of Blyth
be. attended the U.C.W. Wesminster
Sheila Anderson entertained weekend held in London on May
with two piano numbers. Mrs. 27 to 29.
Ross Anderson conducted a quiz Mrs. Cyril Canning of Stratford
and a contest. Mrs. Leslie Bolt
had everyone laughing with a
humorous reading "Weddings
are Funny Things".
Mrs. Cliff Logan called on Gail
to sit in the decorated chair
reserved for her. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Clarence
Hanna and Mrs. Leslie Storer
who assisted her in opening the
gifts.
Following Miss Mayberry's
Belgrave
Crowd at Rev. Carson's farewel
Mrs. Lorne Jamieson and
attended a shower for Miss Ga
Mayberry
Mr. Randy McLean and Miss
Judy Cooko of London visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lori
Jamieson.
words of thanks, lunch
served.
Shoot Party
A Shoot Party was held in the
Belgrave W.I, Hall last
Wednesday evening with seven
tables in play. Prizes were
awarded to: High Lady - Mrs.
Herson Irwin; Low Lady - Mrs.
Alvin Orvis; High Man - George
Johnston; Low Man - Mark
Armstrong.
Travelling Lady's Shoot - Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse; Travelling
Men's Shoot - George Grigg;
Men's Birthday nearest to date -
Bill Robertson; Lady's Birthday
nearest to date - Mrs. Hugh Rinn;
Lucky Chair - Lorne Jamieson;
Novelty Prizes - Mrs. Victor
Youngblut, Mrs. Herb Clayton,
Victor Youngblut.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Campbell
of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Campbell of London, Mr. and
Mrs. George Robb, Michael and
Heather of London visited last
was spent a few days with. Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Coultes,
Mrs. Harold Cantelon of
Tweed and Mrs.Norman Hill of
Toronto returned home on
Saturday after spending a few
days with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Harry McGuire.
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Anderson
and family visited with. Mr, and
Mrs. Lloyd Anderson and family
of London on Sunday. They
attended the confirmation service
in Trinity Lutheran Church,
London, at which their nephew
Ian Anderson was one of the
confirmands.
Mr. and = Mrs. Leslie Bolt
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Selah Breckenridge of
Belmore.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad. Smithson
of Downsview visited last
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs:
Robert Procter.
You have
to walk
before you
can run.
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NOTICE
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Insurance Office,
Mrs. Norman Hill of Toronto,
Mrs, Harold Cantelon of Tweed,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGuire
were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs.Lewis Stonehouse on Friday.'
Mrs. StanleyLennox of Gorrie
spent the weekend with. Mr. and
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Honour
Scotts on
25th
About 150 friends and relatives
gathered at the W.I. H all on
Sunday to honour Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth Scott on the occasion of
their 25th wedding anniversary.
Mrs. Scott is the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. George
Saunders of Ashfield. Mr. Scott is
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Scott of Belgrave.
Present were their children,
Mrs. Jerry (Beth) de Bruyn of
Clifford, Mrs. Bill (Ida) Gadke of
Lakelet ; John, Karen, Patsy; Jim,
Bill ; Audrey, and Kevin. The
Scotts also have two grand-
children, Carry Lynn de Bruyn
and Debbie Gadke.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott were
pleased to have their attendants
present, Maid of Honour Mrs.
Patrick McOlynn (Helen
(Ernewein) of Hamilton,
bridesmaid. Mrs. Floyd Harton
(Jean Ritchie) of Listowel, and
the best man Mac Scott.
Thpse present were from
Lion's Head, Chatham, Dutton,
Toronto, London, Listowel;
Hamilton, Lucknow, Wingham,
Seafot-th, Goderich, Clifford,
takelet and Belgrave.
Daughters
entertain
A Mother and Daughter
banquet was held last Wednesday
evening in the basement of Knox
United Church, Belgrave.
Miss Lavoune Ballagh of
Wingham was the guest speaker.
Miss Doreen Taylor paid a
tribute to the mothers and Mrs.
Bill Taylor replied.
Dianne Scott, the president was
the mistress of ceremonies. Mrs.
William Coultes presented each
girl with a World Friendship
Badge.
The girls entertained with a skit
depicting the correct way to wear
a middy.
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