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6 — THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 11, 1978
Belgrave has. special. Thanksgiving
AM,
Correspondent
Lewis. Storehouse
-Knox United Church was.
artistically decorated for its
Thanksgiving, service.
Melons. gourds, apples,.
pears and grnpes;., together
with varieties of vegetables
adorned the Communion
table, Neatly ,arranged
sheaves of oats .and barley
added to the display of God's
bountiful gifts. TWO multi,
coloured flower arrange-
ments completed the work of
art .by Mrs. ;lames Hunter
and Mrs. Norman Cook.
John McIntosh acted as
lay-leader during the respon-
sive reading of Psalm 103.
Rev. John Roberts,
Minister of the Church,
chose to thank God for
personal specific gifts. He
star d that the church pre-.
nt ; a vision of duty, but
);-t n a very exasperating, -
The speaker used as a
, oncrete example of personal
things for which he gives
thanks. "Certificate of
Oilination" and "Service
p'••••• i:mted to
him at his ord nal Secon-
dly were the p(-ogle who
guided him during his
religions training. Sonic
,were est raord in a ry , some
Ardinary and others exasper-
ating. To all he gave thanks..
La Leche Le: in Huron
County met last month at the
home of Mrs. Glenda
Gardner,Vanastra. Members
Lucknowj, Goderich,
Seaforth, and surrounding
area attended.
The topic of discussion was
weaning and nutrition. It was
pointed out that good
•
nutrition begins in infancy,
emphasizing that human
milk is a perfect source of
complete nutrition during the
first six months of life.
Weaning a baby, it was
suggested, should be a
gradual process enjoyed by
Thirdly the minister rc.,.
ferrOtl to his wife, who had
been a staunch supporter
during trying, and happy
experiences,
Miss Alison Roberts was.
organist for the harvest
festival service.
The touching message
gave the congregation much
spiritual food for meditation.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. clarencx
Hanna spent Thanksgiving
weekend with Mr,. and Mrs.
Brian Storer and Mr. and
Mrs. Wayne Minick and
family of Kichem.'r.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray
of Walkerton, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerry Dennis, Darlene and
',tttle of Waterloo, Gordon
Gray of Woodstock, Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard James visited
on Sunday with Miss Shirley
;ray and Roger Pearson of
Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
James called on her mother
Mrs. Wilfred Johnston who
is staying with her daughter
Mrs. Rolla McTicr of
Walkerton.
Mr. and Mrs. George
Rohl), Michael and Heather
of London visited on Thanks-
giving weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Jardin and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ansley,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Wilson
mother and baby as well.
The next series will he at
the home of Mrs. R. Lomas,
R.R.5, Godcrich. The first
meeting of the series on Nov.
Ilth. will deal with the
advantages of brcaslfeeding
to mother and child. Mrs. 'P.
Bishack, Henson will lead
this series. If you wish more
information, please call
262-2192.
Women of all ages are
welcorne to come to League
meetings, .especially ex-
pecting mothers & mothers
with their nursing babies.
all 01 I fiessalon • spent a.
.couple of clays recently with
Mr,. and Mrs, Clare Van
Camp, They also attended
the International Plowing
Match,
Miss. Nora Van Camp of
Brookhaven Nursing Home
spent Sunday NVith her
brother Mr, William. Van
Camp.
Mr, and Mr ,. Roy Durham
and family of Brantford were
weekend visitors with Mr.
.;tKl Mrs. James Hunter.
Mr. Robert Hibbt.‘rd
tulencled the regular month:y
meeting of Huron County
Federation of Agriculture in
Lo n d c,s horo Thursday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
!libber(' visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Lichty and Wayne in Kit-
chener..
The Historical Research
aixl. Resolution meeting of
the Belgrave Women's In-
stitute will he held October
17 at 8:15 p.m. in the
W.1.11all. The conveners will
he Mrs. Walter Scott and
Mrs. Ivan Wightman. Lunch
committee will be-Mrs. Ross
tor Nils. Hill Fenton and
The W.M.S. Thank -
oGring meeting was held on
()Li ober 2 at the home of
•Mrs. Jack McBurney.
Mrs..loc Dunbar presided
and opened with a call to
worship. Hymn "Now Thank
we all Our God" was read in
unison. Mrs. George Fear
rcaad scripture from Psalms
and a Meditation on Thanks-
giving. Mrs. McBurney led
ill prayer.
Mrs. Victor Youngblut
took the topic and read an
Mt ,li,^SSo VV1100:r,
Mrs. 1,441.4 Johnston Mr.
and Mrs, Clarence
Cameron and !toss
Ynill of Elmira spent l'hanks-
giving Day with Mr. and
Mrs, CrrOiAti Mc134r1lOy.
Susan ;aid lafrey of London.
Mrs, Dorothy Procter and
Donald attended. the baptism
or her grandson Kyle Ralph,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs,
Murray Procter on Sunday
fttober I st at A ilsa Craig
Unit et' Ch urch
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook.
Mrs. Heywood of Exeter and
Mr, and Mrs. Fail Heywood
of Wingham. spent Thanks-
gi v i ng Day w i t h M r. an d
Mrs. Robert Cook. Jennifer
and Kathy of Shelbourne
who spell t h e wee k en d at
their cottage near Port
Albert.
Mr. and Mrs. America
Amick', Maria and Michelle.
of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Logan, Kevin and
Trevor of Wyoming spent the
weekend with their mother,
Mrs. Cliff Logan.
Mrs. Roy - McSween and
Mrs. Lorne Humphrey
visited on Sunday with their
husbands in Victoria
introduction on China. Mrs.
Kenneth Scott read a poem
"Thanksgiving". The sec-
retary's report was given by
Mrs. Youngblut.
An invitation was read
from White church for a
meeting on October 18 at 2
p.m. The Belgrave ladies will
have the devotions-at the Fall
Rally on October 11 ill
Goderieh. Roll call was a
verse on Thanksgiving.
Hewn sick and shut-in visits
were recorded.
Hospital, London,.
Mr, and Mrs, Robert
Taylorand Erica of St, Ann's
sPent the weekend with hei
parents Mr, and Mrs. ,Jame
Coultos,
Dr, Gordon. Ferguson of
'fbronto visited on last
Sunday afternoon with Mr.
William Van Camp. The',
have been friends since
school days. Dr. Ferguson
was born on the $th line of
Morris Township.
Mr. and Mrs,. Conrad
Smithson of Downsview
spent. a couple of days .
recently with her sister Mrs.
Hobert Procter,
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hill
Jeffery and Rickird of R,R.1,.
Tavistock visited last Friday
with her aunt, Mrs. Robert
Roe t er
La Leche League wants
new members
WMS makes visits
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