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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-05-03, Page 7t-orresponderit Mrs. Mae Engel 887-6645 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huelm, Conestoga; visited Mrs. Calvin Cameron and Miss E. M. SteisS latt week. Miss Sandra' Cameron, Barrie, Was home on the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Knight and Mr. and Mrs.-Ross Knight have arrived hotn_e after spending, the Winter months in Plerida. Miss Lynn Cameron, Stratford, spent the weekend 'with her family here and also visited hi Paris. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch were' Cambridge over' the weekend of April 23 and attended the funeral of Mrs. Veitch's mother, the late Mrs, Henderson. Mrs. Patrick Adams of Manotick e:une for the funeral of her grandmother. Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Ward, Bonnie and Bradley, of Kitchener, visited On the Week- end with Mr. and Mrs. John Engel and faint y. Cranbrook.couples home from Florida Notice The month of May 'is Clean Up Month. Village employees will: pick up rubbish on May 24,, 1978 that is not normally picked up on garbage day. ?fry' "%ttill" l'? Of!. 4%."; 17// "owl; a skf fir te, affAk" *vk 1107' • "'At 887.0000 1,, .04 'sb‘i THE sRussEts POST, MAY 3, 1978 OPP Reports During the Week April 24 - 30, 1978 Q.P.P. at Wingham detach- , MPnt conducted Twenty-five in- ' vestigations. Thirty-four charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Act and thirty-one warnings were issued. Seven charges were laid under the Liquor Licence Act. Three charges were laid under the Criminal Code. During the week, there were two motor vehicle collisions which caused an estimated $4,000.00 in property damage. One' person was fatally injured. On Saturday, April 29, James P. McGlynn of Wingham, was fatally injured in a single car accident on highway 4, north of concession road 10-11, East Wawanosh Township. Mr. McGlynn was the lone occupant of the vehicle. Bluevale Correspondent Mrs. Joe Walker 357-3558 The Bluevale Young PeoPle's will hold a bake sale and bazaar on Saturday May 6 at 1-4 p.m. at the Bluevale United Church base-. ment. WIN AT SCIENCE FAIR-- Local school children had prize winning displays at the Science Fair at Brussels P.S. last week. Physical section winners were, from " front left, Allan'' Jackson - Wingham -1st; Michael McDougall Gr.6 Turnberry *- Central - 3rd; Doug Wood Gr. 6 Wingham - 1st 'prize, Gr. 6; Mike Pletch Gr. 7- Wingham - 1st Gr. 7; Murray Keffer - Gr. 7 Grey Central - 2nd, 'Gr. ,7; Doug McArter - Gr. 8, BruSsels - 1st, Gr. 8, back, - Wayne Higgins - Gr. 8, BruSsels 1st. - Gr. 8; Michael Chambers - Gr. 8, Howick - 2nd. Gr. 8; Daryl Holmes 7 Gr. 8-Turnberry 3rd.--, Gr. 8; Paula Cox - Gr: 7 - Turnberry -3rd. Gr. 7; Kentra McKague -'Gr: 7 Turnberry. Central, 3rd. Gr. 7; Allison Edgar Gr.6-Howick Central, 2nd; Darlene McGrath - Gr. 6 - Howick Central. (Brussels Post Photo) Church to be at the plowing match. • Body movement, words and tone of voice' are segments of communication Huron-Perth Presbytery of the United Church of Canada was told last week: The role-playing illustration was part of a special presentation of the Pivision of .CornmuniCations. BelgraVe • United was, the host 'church. Using the "fahoury window" approach the participants,showed bow personal characteristics as well as hidden influences. affect individual and group decisions. Division chairperson, Rev. Wilena Brown, who wrote the sldt, indicated that— all these things take, place in Presbytery and we need to recognize them. She also said that the players' pointed out that there- is a • temptation to work in one area, in the illustrated case that of becoming task oriented. Taking part in the role-playing were Mrs, Myrtle Walkom, Mitchell, Rev. William Mobre, St. Marys, Mrs. Leila Finkbeiner, Exeter, Rev. Rae Grant, Listowel, Mrs. Dorothy Eedy, St. Marys' and Bob Southcott, Grand Bend._ A second feature of the communication's presented was Miss Brown's interview of Rev, George Cox, Conference, staff officer for communications and stewardship. The questioning emphasized the grass, roots approach of the United Church, Mr. Cox said that Presbyteries need good teams of informed persons. A spirited debate developed in a discussion on finances. Thi Monkton Official Board presented a resolutionto reduce expenses of Presbytery and' —Conference in • older to hold- allocations to' an • annual increase of not more, than 6%.' Rev. Norman Gibson, Central United, ;Stratford, on the Other hand asked that the full expenses of delegates to Conference be underwritten. The matters were referred to • the' executive. ReV. Michael Bolger's detailed mitten and verbal reports came in for commendation. The world Outreach Division chairperson in -his verbal presentation referred to the contrast of tourist, and native life in the Caribbean. Suggestions were given on how to reduce this impact. • In her Stewardship report Mrs. Doris Zurbrigg, Listowel stated that Mission and Service givings are in advance of. 1977 and she encouraged• congregations to keep up the momentum. A film, strip, "Pditners", appealing tO the 37% of members who do not give to M &, S was reviewed. Organize for Plow Match Mrs. Myrtle Walkom outlined the church's preparation for participation in. the International Flowing Match to be 'held near Wingham in the fall. . The Presbytery has been divided into five sections 'with each section manning the church's booth for a day. Presbytery authorized the committee on extension to meet with the Centralia pastoral charge to discuss extension work in Huron Park. The court also approved an addition to the Atwood Church for..eitra 'Sunday School facilities, meeting room and church office. It was reported that Camp Bimini had been broken into. Dishes and silver had been taken. Personnel Personnel changes werereported to the court by Rev.- Stanley McDonald, • Londes- borough. Hensall and . Kirktori- Woodham are vacant charges requiring time to call.. Rev. Donald Beck of the former has been called to COrtinna. Mr. Beck has been chairperson of finarkee for some years. As well he is 'treasurer of ConferenCe. Rev. Percy Brown is retiring from Kirkton-Woodh a m. Presbytery accepted the call to Exeter United Church of Rev. James E. Forsythe, Kingsv ille. He succeeds Rev. Glen - Wright who has been -called by the task force of Middlesex Presbytery . to mirk in the' area of new 'church development in South London. The nomination of Rev.Norman Pick, Ontario, St. United, Clinton, as chairperson of finance was accepted. ' „ Recognized on.their retirement were Rev. . James Reddoch, Bayfield, Rev. E.S.,Stephens, Brucefield, Rev. Bert Daynard, Hibbert, Rev. Mervyn Reuber, Seaforth, Rev. Harold Currie, Sebringville, -Rev. John Davies, Parkview, Stratford and Rev. John Stinson, Listowel, Rev, Glen Wright, Exeter, Rev. Donald Heck and Mr. Terry Somerville, Centralia, who are leaving the Presbytery. were also recognized. Rev.' George' Sachs, retired, was •welcomed back to the Presbytery and Revs Bruce INDUSTRIAL . RESIDENTIAL. and FARM. WIRING ALL GARY DILL 3484383' ot347.243.5 8/aroma MUM GENERATOR SALES Eaton, recently' returned from chairman. The Clinton clergyman Zaire was welcomed as the new introduced his successor, Harold minister of SebringviVe United. Knisley, Goderich, Minister of • The Belgrave meeting was Rev. the host church is Rev. John John Oestreicher's last as Roberts. CHARM HER with beaqtiful memories Wide assortment of gold and silver charms'and bracelets for Mother's Special Day r-Sunday, May 14. MAYER'S JEWELLERY Where Personal SekViCe is still Important Member •Brussels 00, 1.• it; te"-- •'$' -1,11; I I 41,10/..