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if you have none. Farm is 6
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season starts July 20 and
potatoes for sale this fall.
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Percy Merkley of Eketer last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert hibberd
and a number from this area
attended the song service
sponsored by Huron North L.O.L.
in Huronview, Clinton, Sunday
evening. Rev. .Wesley of Gorrie
United Church was the speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Hutchinson , R.R.5, Belwood
visited with Mrs. George Martin
on Friday.
Mr. Ronald Hibberd of
Mildmay visited with Mr. and
mrs. Robert Hibberd last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
attended the 45th Anifual Gedcke
family reunion in Listowel on
Sunday.
Robert Hibberd and Clare Van
Wilson, Grade 8 teacher, both
from St. Joseph's School,
Kingsbridge; Janet Albert,
grades 3-4, St. Joseph's,
Stratford; Sheila Jankowski,
Grade 1, Our Lady of Mount
Carmel, Dashwood; Sharon
Blythe: grades- 2-3, Our Lady of
Mount Carmel; Kathleen
McMillan, itinerant oral French
teacher at St. Boniface, Zurich,
Our Lady of Mount Carmel,
Precios Blood at Exeter and St.
James, Seaforth; Gwen Hugill,
grades 1-2, St. Columban; Nancy
McKeon, Grades 3-4, Sacred
Heart, Wingham; Marjorie
Mrs. Marilyn Thompson of
Goderich held a dinner in honour
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Johnston who were celebrating
their 40th Wedding Anniversary
on Sunday, also for her
grandmother Mrs. Amelia Brown
of Brookhaven Nursing 'Home
who is celebrating her 93rd
birthday on June 14. Those
Barbara and Brenda of Ingersoll The W.M.S. met at the home of
spent Sunday with her parents Mrs. Ivy Cloakey on Rine 6. Mrs.
Mr. and mrs. Harold Procter. G alrner Nicholson presided for Miss Margaret Curtis of the Home Helper/ meeting and
Brookhaven Nursing Home spent opened with a ,-,poem "God's
a few days last week with Mr. and Promises". MiS.H. Siertsema
Mrs. Harold Procter. read MatatheW Chapter 25. Mrs.
This community was saddened Mac Scott led in prayer. The
on Sunday morning to learnof the secretary's report was read by
sudden passing of Robert Procter. Mrs. John McBurney, followed
We extend our deepest sympathy by the treasurer's report by Mrs.
to Mrs. Procter and her family. Youngblut. The collection was
Mr. &!Mrs\Leslie Bolt visited received and dedicated by Mrs.
with their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Nicholson,. Nineteen sick and
On Wkednesday evening
relatives of Mrs: Elizabeth Leslie
gathered at her home to honour
her on the occasion of her 89th
birthday. This community wishes
to extend their congratulations to
her on this happy occasion.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Lougheed of
Drayton (formerly of Belgrave)
whose 25 wedding anniversay is
Tuesday, June 14. Many
Belgrave friends visited with
them on Sunday afternoon to help
them celebrate this occasion.
Mrs. Ross Wightman, Tracey,
Pamela and Kevin of Chatham
spent a• few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightman.
Belgrave United Church
Sunday School are busy planning
their anniversary serviced and
chicken barbecue or. Sunday,
June 19 at 11 a.m. Everyone
welcomed.
Mr. and rs. John Spivey,
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finalize the details of advertising
for a director, such as/the salary
to offer. /
The board hasAdvertised i in.
the Huron Perth system for a new
director but to dke no application
has been rece,ied.
Ron Gladding, Stratford,
co-ordinator of the Family Life,
committee resented the Grade 8
Family 4 e rev sod curriculum.
He was ihvited , speak at 9 p.m.
but was/kept waiting along with
the press representative until
9:50 p.m. while the board met in
committee of the whole having
started at 8 pm.
Mr. Gladding said his initial
preparation of a basic curriculum,
with input from administration,
was made to a committee of
teachers and the religion
consultants who made a number
of changes, additions and
deletions. Then it was taken to a
committee of parents who
epresented the two
.ounties. They made more
;hanges. Then it was presented to
he priests of the deanery who
also made changes and gave their
moral support of the curriculum.
The board tabled the report for
the next meeting to give
themselves time to study it before
giving final approval.
The following teachers were
hired, commencing duties
September 1: Corey E. Heine,
itinerant oral French teacher;
Mary O'Keefe, Kindergarten (60
per cent) at St. Joseph's School,
Kingsbridge; Harold Zettler, St.
Joseph's School, Kingsbridge;
Helen Devlin, principal's relief
(50 percent) St. Joseph's School,
Clinton; Mary Ann. Johnston,-„
Kindergarten (50 per cent) St.
Marys School, Goderich.
The following resignations
were accepted: Mary R. Smith,
(50 percent) Kindergarten
teacher at St. Joseph's School,
Clinton; Anne Riegling ( 60 per
cent) kindergarten and Maithel
Camp attended the meeting of
Huron County, in
fordwich Orange Hall on.
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vincent
and Patrick of Riverview, new
Brunswick spent last weekend
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Vincent. Donald returned
home last Saturday and Mrs.
Vincent and Patrick spent the
week visiting with relatives and
friends.
Sherry Lynn, daughter of Mr.
and mrs. Jim Taylor, R.R.5,
Wingham, placed first in the six
months and under Baby Show at
the Clinton Spring Fair held on
Satufday, June 4. Sherry Lynn
then placed first in all babies of
the show winning a silver plated
cup.
shut-in calls were recorded. Mrs.
Youngblut and Mrs. Joe Dunbar
took the topic from "Mandate",
dealing with the work done by
Canadian churches. The
Presbyterian, Anglican, the
Brotherhood, Catholics, Lutheran
and United Churches were all
reported on.
The roll call was answered. with
a talent we could make more use
of.
Prayer by Mrs. N icholison
'closed the meeting.
Graham, music 30 per cent; St.
Michael's Stratford; • Joan
Stapleton, Grades 5-6, St.
Patrick's School, Dublin.
Joseph Blythe, Precious Blood
School, Exeter, will be allowed
absence from teaching for one
year, without pay.
The Seaforth Lions Club was
given permission to use the board
owned playing field as a parking
lot during the summer carnival
July 22 to 24. It is located at the
corner of Goderich Street East
and Coleman Street in Seaforth.
The meeting was adjourned at
11:49 p.m . •
attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Johnston of Welland, Mrs.
Harvey Johnston of Clinton, Mrs,
Lewis Whitfield, Mr. and Mit.-
Edward Watson of Blyth, Mrs.
Beatrice Cardiff of Brussels,. Mr:
and Mrs. Alvin McDonald' or
Brussels, Mrs. Elizabeth
Thompson and Miss Bernice
Thompson of Goderich.
Correspohdent
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
Win Bed Race Prizes
Belgrave Hi-C organized a Bed
Race which, was run off at the
East Wawanosh Public School, on
Saturday, June 1 Rh , with a large
attendance. There were n ine
entries with two trophies
presented. One trophy was won
by a group called Belgrave Bratts
consisting of Larry Robinson,
Cam Cook, Kevin Pletch, Ron
Loutitt and Grant Vincent. The
other trophy was won by the
Blyth Leo's.
Made-up trophies were
presented to the groups who had
the best designed costumes which
includes construction of bed
and also who had completed race
in shortest time.
Mrs. Lynda Lentz and George
Cull judged the bed which were
in, two categories - Youth groups
and Belgrave groups. Belgrave
Bratts won for the best design in
the Belgrave Category a*
Belgrave Hi-C had best designin:
the Youth groups, E'a 'se
wawanosh Public School *the best time for the Belgretve, groups
and Blyth' Leo's for the Youth,
Groups.
After the bed race a dance svgs.
held in the Belgrave arena Nit
music provided by Drumlin.
Mrs. Norman Stonehouse of
London spent the weekend, with
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stoneliciuse
also visited with Mr. and Mrs,
Harry McGuire and Mr. and Mrs
Robert Coultes, also visiting4
the same home on Sunk"
afternoon were Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Sproule and Mrs. Russel
Walker of Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crosby,
visited on Sunday with Mr, and,
Mrs. Cecil Armstrong of
Tliorndale.
Mrs. Dorothy Pelfer or Weston'
spent the weekend with her
cousin Mrs. Earl Anderson,
14 —THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 15, 1977
Mrs. Leslie honoured
on 89th birthday
Belgrave Hi-C
bed races enjoye
Belgrave WMS meets
Will eliminate superintendent
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and .93rd birthday
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