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20 — THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 20, 1978
MOuotains are topic at Belgrave UCW
Correspondent
Mrs, Lewis Stonehouse
887-9847
Mountains was the theme
chosen for thel September
meeting of the afternoon unit
of the! U.C.W. which was
opened by Mrs. Cecil Coultes
reading of the poem "Bles-
sed are they".
Mrs,. Leslie Boltincharge of
the worship service read the
poem "September" She said
_this fall's church and U.C.W.
activities need to see their
ligri pose clearly and be well
ea of the difficulties.
The! Bible tells of many
great events that took place
on rnountians peaks. Verses
d• . ribing these events were
r by several members.
lenn Coultes remind-
are mountains ex-
• *le. mind as Symbols
o. „it effort and high
achievement. When a man is
successful we say he has
reached the top. We speak of
people wild have attained the
summit of happiness or the
peak of success, she said.
Mr.s Leslie Bolt led in
prayer. There was dis-
cussion concerning the
booth at the Plowing Match.
The north Huron Regional
Meeting to be held in
Whitechurch on October 24th
was Announced. Mrs. , Ross
Higgins continued the study
on the Caribbean. The West
Indian who came to America
asks "Why so much when we
have so little?
Mrs. Coultes used Mr.
Lucyk'S message "Mount-
ains and the 'God question"
to bring us clearer under-
Evening
UCVV
The 'Evening Unit of the
U.C.W. of Knox United
Church, Belgrave met at the
• home of Mrs. •Norman Cook
on Tuesday evening.
Mr.s Howard N' orton told
the group about a Jamaican
woman who, emigrated to the
U.S.A and how she adjusted
'to, a new culture ,Mrs. Cliff
Logan lead the. worship with
the theme "Growth".
Money
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Autumn
Needs
Back to work -7. back to
schOol — start the fall
season with the things you
need! Get a personal loan
— planned to fit your
problems and your purse.
Get it from the people who
makelt easy for you at
Victoria and Grey Trust.
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VICTORIA and GREY
TRUST COMPANY
D.N. Lefebvre, Manager
Listowel, Out.
week with his , sister and
brother--ii -iaw Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Roberston and their
family.
Several from the Belgrave •
and Wingham district at-
tended the Plowing Match
Church service in Wesley-
Willis United Church in
Clinton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Coast)), spent last week in
Sault Ste. Marie and- at-
tended the 16th Biennial
Conference of the Con-
servatiOn Authorities of Ont.
Mark Taylor left last Mon.
to spend a week with his
bother Dr. Ronald Taylor of
St. .John's Newfoundland.
Wayne Cook is taking an
The first meeting of Bel- •
gave 141 was held September
14 at the home of Mrs. Bryan
Black. We opened the meeting,
with the 4-H Pledge and
Motto. Election of ofThers
were as follows. President -
Cindy Campbell; Vice-Pre-
sident - Christine Beck;
Secretary and Press Reporter
- rotating.
The next meeting will be
September 21 at which the
Ambulance Emergency Care
Course at Conestoga College
situated at K.W. Hospital in
Kitchener..
Mr. and Mrs, Alan Dunbar
were guests of honour on the
occasion of their forth
coming 25th 'wedding an-
niversary at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman Cook
Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Dunbar of Strat-
ford and Mrs. Joe Dunbar.
Mrs. Mark Armstrong,
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig of
Blucvale, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Toni
Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs
John Phillion attended the
50th wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. J.G. Thomp-
girls are to have thought of•
a club name. The leaders
Mrs. Bryan Black and Mrs.
John McIntosh outlined the
requirments for the new
club. The girls then discus-
sed the Canada Food Guide,
Food C u ide Breakdown, Per-
sonal Food guide and the
Grocery ,Bag Game. The girls
as a group demonstrated how
to make Granola and
sampled it.'
son of Brampton on Sunday,
brother and sister-in-law of
Mrs. Mark Armstrong.
Mrs', Lulu McLaughlin of
New York and Mrs. Mary
Chamney of Wingham
visited one day last week
with Mr. and Mrs.. Mark
Armstrong.
Mrs. Glyn Wade,
Kimberly and Jennifer re-
turned home last Sunday
with Mr.' Wade after
spending a week with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Garner
Nicholson and. Robbie.
Monday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse were Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Wilkinson of
Marquette, Michigan, Mr.
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standing of Psalm' 121; I lift
up my eyes to theimouiitians,
From where does my help
come?
Personals.
Enroute from ,London,
England to her home in
•-• Calgary, Alberta Mrs, Jean
Butler is, visiting this week
with her aunt, Miss Zina
Hopwood.
Cameron Yuill., a student
at Lougheed Business Col-
lege, Kitchener spent the
weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
• Yuill..
The Rev. August Meachan
personnel officer of London.
Conference will be the guest
speaker at Knox United
Church Belgrave, on
Sunday, September 24. Ser-
- vice will be held at 11 a.m.
▪ Miss Gwen Scott of Barrie
is visiting this week with
Mrs. Albert Coultes.
Mr. and. Mrs. Lawson
Whitfield of Parry Sound,
visited on Wednesday after-
noon at the home of Mr. and
Ms. Bert Johnston also
vis •ted with Mrs. Amelia
Brown of Brookhaven
Nursing Home Wingham.
Mr. Joe Forster, Win-
nipeg. Manitoba visited this
4-H girls elect officers