HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-06-14, Page 13Belgrave THE BRUSSELS ROST, .JUNE 14, 1978 13
Community shower for brides
"Love's A Stirring". Maxine, her
mother . Mrs. Beth. Procter and
her sister Mrs. Larry Mayberry
were asked to sit in the
decor ated chairs at the front of
the roorn and Mrs. Don Vair read
an address to Maxine.
Mrs. Frank. Procter pinned the
apron which was
the bride.
Correspondent
Mrs, Lewis Sionebouse
887.9847
A community shower was held
for Miss Maxine Procter. June
bride elect in the Belgrave United
Church Schoolroom June 9th.
Mrs. George Johnston played
the piano for a sing song. bows on an
Arranged by Mrs. Harold Vincent—presented to
so that their titles told a romantic
story. Mrs. Janisa Coultes read
an arrangement of poems and
readings with the central theme
Marine thanked everyone for Mrs. Amelia Brown of Brook-
her gifts ,and invited them to, "Wen Nursing Home, Wingham
Open House on July 2nd at. the was guest or honour AtA birthday
home of 'her mother . She also ,-.Varty on Sunday afternoon at the
invited them to visit her at her „home Otter daughter and son-in--
new home in' Teeswaier,%ifaw Mr.. and Mrs. Bert .Johnston
Lunch was served by Mrs: 7' where friends, relatives and.
-Garner Nicholson, Mr. • • neighbours gathered to- express
Coultes.. Mrs, George Procter' and. • their best wishes on her 94th
Mrs. Charlie Procter. birthday,
wir. and. Mrs. Everett Kirtoil of
lbwassan, Mr. Glen Kelton of
Bracebrklge were overnight
visitors with Mr. andlMrs. Robert
Grasby on ThUrsday.
:Mr. and Mrs. Harold Robe
Miss Hilda Roberts of Listciii.e
were Friday evening dinner,
guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Rob it
Grasby.
Belgrave
UCW thanks
'bee-ers'
The U.C.W of Knox United
Church, Belgrave, met on
Tuesday evening June 6th in the
Sunday Schoolroom. The pre-
sident, Mrs. Laura Johnston
opened the 'meeting. Mrs. Helen
Martin gave the treasurer's re-
port. An invitation to meet with
the Calvin-Brick U.C.W. on June
211i was read.
Mrs. Johnston thanked those
who had helped at, the "work
bees'.' at the church and re-
minded everyone to have articles
ready for the Country Fair, June
24.
A donation will be set to the
United Church Booth Committee
for expenses at the Ploughing
Match. Mrs:- Jim Coultes re-
ported for the committee.
Mrs. Dorothy Logan, gave a
brief report about the week-end at
Westminister College which she,
Mrs. Laura Johnston and Mrs.
Bill .-Coultes attended.
Miss Annie Cook and Mrs.
Ross Higgins conducted the Wor-
ship service. The theme for the
Scripture reading and Meditation
was "Love", duets, "Whispering
Hope" and "If" by Mrs. Howard
Morton and Mrs. George Procter
were very much enjoyed.
Guest speaker was Mrs. Jean
Young organizer of the Town and
Country Homemakers and now
administrator. She gave an in-
teresting resume of services
offered by Home Care and Home
Service. She was assisted by Mrs.
Anne ThoinpsOn.
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler
thanked Mrs. Young and Mrs.
Thompson.
Belgrave
mr. and Mrs. Jiff Christensen
of London, Mr. and Mrs.. Irwin
Gibson of Listowel were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Grasby,
Mrs. Robert Hibberd visited
with Mrs. Verna Galbraith and
Mrs. Elsie Strong Last Tuesday
evening.
A reunion of Wheeler relatives
was held on Sunday afternoon on
June 11 in the belgrave arena
with art attendance of 55. Re-
latives came from Toronto;
Hamilton, London, Brampton,
Kitchener, Blyth, Brussels , and
Belgrave.
The Wheelers of the Brussels
area were in charge Of arrange-
ments, Mrs. George Wheeler and
Mrs. David Wheeler had games
for the children and everyone old
and young enjoyed a game of ball.
Several novelty prizes were
given out.
After a delicious- smorgasbord
Supper Lloyd Wheeler conducted
a short business Meeting. It was
decided to hold another reunion
in 1980 with Belgrave Wheelers
in charge.
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