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The Brussels Post, 1978-03-15, Page 7DAO U ST ACTON - BEE JAY GREB KODIAK Y HI T E C R O S SAVAGE • NORTH * STAR • PUMA • SELBY • C -a C -Q -a -L‹ 0 8 uJ X 1 :3 9 V 11 V M S, }12 1 V1 1 Off01:. 0000 ,Until March Select Group of :Childeen. Shobs' $6.00 a pair or 2 pair for. $10400, .sottfotth.-' Phone 527 1110 z m z NI T 'E A D O )). 7 rn J & K SHOES'N JEANS- Genuine Leather COWBOY BOOTS BY Boulet Also Genuine Hand-tooled. - LEATHER 'BELTS AGENTS. FOR HARRISTON DRY CLEANERS Brussels Member B.B.A. Phone 887-9497 . THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 15, 1978-7 Lewis $tonehouse The Easter meeting .-of th U.C.W.of Knox United Church, Belgrave was held on March 7, at the house of Mrs, Bert Johnston with sixteen members., present. Leader Mrs. Ross Anderson opened the meeting with the business and correspondence. The. Westminster week-end will be held May 26-28th and Dr. Graham Tipple of London will be the Theme speaker.. The annual meeting of the London Con- ference will be held in Stratford on April 3 and 4. The next general meeting of the U.C.W. will, be held on April 9 and Mrs, Cecil- Coultes will show slides of her trip to Russia. Mrs. Geer& Michie read scrip- ture from Revelations and John. The meditation was entitled "To Be Continued" and was the Easter message led by Mrs. James Coultes. • Several ladies took part in the program led by Mrs. Ross Anderson. The thetne was "Reserved A Place for you on Galgatha's and was the reaction of many people who were present at the Crucifiction. The offering was received and dedicated and the meeting closed with a social ,time. Happy Hikers Meeting 4 of the "Happy Hikers" was held March •6 in the • Belgrave arena. The roll call "Define a good :Citizen." Min- utes of the last meetingwereread by the secretary,- Marilyn Intyre. The topic of the meeting ' -was People, Law and Tax payers. Mrs.Richard,,Moore ,gave a brief explanation of the different levels - of government. Guest speakers Simon 'liana- ham reeve of East Wawanosh` Township spoke on the Govern- 'Pent at the County,level and MrS. Winona. Thompson, clerk of East Wawanosh Townhsip spoke of Municipal Government. The Club met for its third meeting on February 27. The roll call was answered by "Leisure Time Activity or an interest they would like to develop". As their guest Mrs. Grace Bird, Home Economist, Mrs. Norman Coultes, Mrs. Peter Chandler and Mrs. Kenneth Campbell showed the members knitting, crocheting: and quilting. Cindy Campbell talked on Candy Stripers. Lori Thompson demonstrated Needle- point, Mrs. Bryan Black explain- ed making a Terrarium, Mrs. Richard Moore spoke on Garden- ing. Some of the girls planted a Terrarium. The second line of Morris ' euchre party was held at the house of Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Stewart last Monday evening with 5 tables in .play. Winners of the evening were: High Lady;Mrs. William Elston. High Man;Mr. William Olsten. Low Lady;Joanne Edgar, Low Man; Harvey Edgar. Most lone hands lady; Mrs. Tom Miller. Most lone hands man; Mr. Glen Sellers. Elven Tables Eleven tables of euchre were played at the Belgrave Weekly Euchre last Wednesday evening , in the W.I.Hall at 8 p.m, Winners were: High Lady;Mrs. George Michie, High Man; Harvey Edgar. Low Lady; Mrs. Lorne Jairlieson, Low Man;Andrew Walsh, Most lone hands lady; ' Mrs. Lewis StOnehouse. Most lone hands Man; George Johnston. •, Belgrave H hears' Reeve HaOahu and Meditation taken from the * mtiss Potter read a chapter from The March meeting of the Belgrave A.C.W. was held at the house - of Mrs. Clarence Wile with 9 Members and 1 visitor in attendance: The meeting opened with the president Miss Mary Isabel Nethery reading the Invocation Correspondent Living Message Magazine, The a very humorous book entitled Lord's prayer was repeated, in Oye Jigs and Juleps" written by unison and.-Mrs. Robert procter- a lOyear Old girl. - read the scripture taken from St. Mrs. Alex Nethery contributed Luke.The roll call was answered a poem' entitled "The Legend of by telling of a woman mentioned the Blarney Stone". in the Bible whose name begins The meeting closed with prayer with "A". ' • by the president, grace was sung This group is invited to a Quiet and lunch served by the hostess. Day to be held at St. John's Personals Church, Brussels on March 15-, We are sorry to hear that. Mrs, beginning with J-loly..Communion Eldon Cook is a patient in at 10 o'clock. , ' • VVingharp District Hospital. Mrs.. Minutes of the last meeting, were •read by the secretary, Mrs. Clore Van Camp. TWO '01 a nk - you cards were read and Easter cards 'were signed to send to the sick and shut-ins. MisS Lillian Patter conducted a . test on Canadian clergyman serv- ing overseas*;,for which Mrs. Harold Jardin received the high- est score. Mrs. Jardin read from a booklet produced by the Women's Inter- Church council about 'the , pro- vinces of Alberta and British Columbia. George Walker is a patient in University Hospital, London and Mrs. Albert Cook 'is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. We wish all a speedy recovery. The Curator meeting of the telgrave Women's Institute will be held Tdesday, March 21 at 2 p.m. in the W.I. Hall with Mrs. Garner Nicholson as convenor. - Members are asked to bring a H OtIrand Mrs. Sydney Thomp- century old picture for the roll .son, Lisa and Lana visited on call. There will be a panel ,on the Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. history . of homes, in the Rodney-Wright of Clifford. community. Lunch committee is. Mrs. Ivan Wightman, Mrs. Earl Anderson and Miss Dorothy Higgins. Everyone welcomed. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Hanna attended the 3 day convention of the Ontario Trappers Association held in North Bay last week. Mr. Orville Ford of HanoVer accompanied Mr. and Mrs.