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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-07-06, Page 10LET US MAKE YOUR OLD FURNITURE BETTER THAN NEW! For a free estimate and a look at our newest samples of materials — CALL r COOK UPHOLSTERY Ph. 523-4272 R. Cook, Prop. "Put Your Upholstering' Moeda in Our Hands" Blyth,.. Ont. WE HAVE FREE PICK-UP AND- DELIVERY SERVICE • 5 confirmed at Knox . . • • ' , • • . ,• PAST PRESIDENT. 'Marg Brewer, left, was presented with the past presidents pin at the Legion officer installatiOn last Friday at Brussels Legion. Presenting the pih is Peg Coombs, Zone Commander, of Seaforth. • (Photo by Langlois) Discount --Variety Cosmetics Tobacco • Groceries.a04-$fatfonery Weekday:.9.9 ..14.01dily-$4:$.ton*:-/ys 12.6 Karen Coultes,' Gary McArter, Bruce Higgins, Steven Nixon and Grant Gnay were received into the church by confirmation, prior to the sacrament of holy communion conducted by 'the Rev. John G. Roberts on Sunday morning in Knox United Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Fear, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olheiser and Mr. and Mrs. William Fenton and family were accepted into the membership of the Church. hey e eat arki evelt elaxa Fuca kith heir op ake epee the Pan otoj er. amp es, ima alte, adu uelp ene LEGION OFFICERS ".Brussels Legion held a special meeting to install their, officers.for the coming year Friday night. Jean Bridge;,..left, was elected president of the Legion Ladies Auxiliary, and her husband. Glen, right, was. elected Legion president. (Photo by Langlois) • r r 'WEEKLY SALE BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD. EVERY FRIDAY Phone 887-6461 — Brussels, Ont. Why Wait for Spring.' MiAIN NOW We have a limited amount of summer bookings available. ' - Clay or plastic the installation Roth Dranalge Ltd: lot I,..attdohtll Phone 6564618 or 656,2781. 10—THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 9, 1977 19 HI a 10 pro ,-„repo dete 'Nod mad aboq road, milli bridl cons] Correspondent Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse Mrs. James Hunter was the convener for the W.I. Family and Consumer Affairs meeting June 28. The three Belgrave 4-H Homemaking Clubs attended, with their leaders. The Belgrave 111 Club, whose leaders are Mrs. Robert Gordon and Mrs. James Bakelaar, had their exhibit "Trim with Imagination" on display and Janice Coultes and Doreen Taylor commented on it, suggesting different kinds of trim to put on leisure wear. Belgrave 11 and Belgrave 1 clubs, whose leaders are Mrs. Richard Moore and Mrs. Peter Chandler, Mrs. James Hunter and Mrs. Mac Scott, each provided a fashion show display-' ing their leisure garments, completed in the 4-H course. Their garments were very attractive and the girls are to be congratulated on their achieve- ment. The Belgrave W.I. is grateful to the 4-H Club Leaders for the time and interest shown in these young ladies: Mrs. James Hunter read a humorous poem "Paw's Restful Day." The report of the District Annual in Clinton was read by Mrs. Sara Anderson. The roll call "How to Stop a Salesman" was answered by the members giving The theme of the Afternoon Unit of the Belgrave U.C.W. meeting was "As we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto all men." . Mrs. Coultes opened the meeting with the hymn "Lord speak to me that I may speak." Mrs. Willard Armstrong read minutes. Mrs. Hibberd is to be in charge of sending out the cards to the sick and shut-ins. Mrs. Coultes was in charge of the Bible study, ' "Missioners of the King." Mrs. Hibberd and Mrs. Ander- son read scripture passages relating to the sending out of the . disciples. Memorial Service. held at Brandon A large crowd gathered at Brandon Cemetery on Sunday ! afternoon for the memorial service. Mrs. George Procter provided accordion accompani- ment for the hymn singing and Rev. John Swan of St. Paul's Anglican Church, Wingham led !tt prayer and gave the address. many choice suggestions. Mrs. Leonard James presided when it was agreed to send 50c per member to, the District Treasurer for the Foster Child and also pay District Annual Expenses. There will not be a July meeting. The August meeting will be held August 18 when members and friends wishing to go to Blyth Summer Festival to see A Summer Burning, should be at W.I. Hall at 7:15 to go in cars. Anyone who wants tickets for this play should contact Mrs. Clarence Hanna in the near future. Mrs. Ivan Wightman discussed the buying of badges and material for W.I. members' outfits to be worn at the Ploughing Match in 1978. Lunch was served by Mrs. Norman and Mrs. Peter Campbell. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd enjoyed a bus trip to New Tribes Mission Camp at Durham from Wingham Baptist church on Friday, July 1. - Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown formerly of Fordwich in the John Diefenbaker School, Hanover on Saturday afternoon. Some relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler had a surprise party last Mrs. Walter Scott traced the story of missionaries from early! times to the present. Mrs. William Fenton read a paper on today's Indian children. .There will be a birthday party on August 9 at 2 p.m. in the Sunday School room for all who have celebrated their 80th birth- day. Friends and relatives are invited to attend this party. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Cecil Coultes. Thursday evening to welcome them to their new horn& in the village. Miss Marni Walsh received word that she passed her Histery. of Music, Grade 9 with the Royal Conservatory of Music with First Class Honours award of 92. Marni is a student of Mrs. Shirley Vincent, Blyth, Miss Rosemarie White left on Saturday for Conestoga Bible Camp for 6 weeks where she will be counselling young children. Ruth Ann White is accompanying her sister Rosemarie for a month. Mr. and Mrs. William Black returned home last Tuesday after attending the wedding of their son Tom Black to Connie Kue of Rose Valley, Saskatchewan on Saturday, June 25 in . the Rose Valley United Church. Other guests from this area attending were Mrs. Gordon Riley and Jodie of Dungannon; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cook; Miss Barbara'''. Moore:, Miss Marilyn Cook of Blyth; Keith and Murray Black. The village regrets loosing one of its valued citizens, Mrs. Herson Irwin, who has moved to an apartment in Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes received word on. Saturday Of the death of her uncle Walter Timms. of Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry , Marilyn, Kimberley and Gerald of Londesboro, H olward Zettler of Chepstow, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Procter, Karen and Kevin, spent Sunday with Mrs. Robert. Procter and Maxine. Mr. and Mrs. William Schreiber; Kathy and Mark of Milton, Simon Bate of London, England spent the weekend with Mrs. Earl Anderson. Brian Augustine who has been visiting with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bacon returned home to his family in Kamloops, B.C. on Sunday. Miss Dorothy Boyle of Toronto visited on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coultes. Mrs. Coultes and Miss Boyle visited with Mrs. Pearl Wheeler of Hurorivie‘W,, Clinton 9nillurOay aftertroon.' ' Mrs. William .Coultes, Andrea, arid 4lison, Mrs, Dori 'Stab() and. Linda , of TeesVva.ter -visited on Sunday with their aunt. Mrs. Norman Gillantby of Tillsoriburg. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt visited on Sunday afternoon with Mr. and. Mrs. Fraser Haugh arid Eileen of Bluevale. m: Mrs,, .Clarence Stokes Pf : . M.r ;Pdon unda Mrs. oltm4 s.G eorgeRo,bato am ily of L1nsp ent th weekend it Mr. and Mrs, Harold mr.andmrs.kobert nbbe,d atcndedth9supperin pd vei United 'cil,urh on Tuesday, Belgrave UCW Plan 80th birthday party VAN DYKE Fruit Market, Atwood 1/2 mile north of Cheese Factory on Highway 23, NO SUNDAY SALES