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THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 18, 1978 — 9
Belgrave Post Office moved to. store
Correspondent
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
887-9847
Mr. and Mrs. *Kenneth
Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs.
Vince Makas of London were
dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Don Rae and Jamie of
Guelph.
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Robert Procter were Mrs.
Howard Zettler of Blyth,
Mrs. Larry Mayberry,
Marilyn, Kimberley and
Darryl of Londesboro.
The Belgrave Post Office
was moved on the weekend
from Mrs. Robert Procter's
home to Taylor Groceteria.
The ,October meeting of
the afternoon Unit of the
U.C.W. was held in the
Sunday, School room with
Mrs. Leslie Bolt in charge.
Mrs. Bolt used the poem
"Autumn" as the call to
worship followed by prayer
and the reading of Psalm
119. Mrs. Elizabeth Leslie
read a poem the "First
Thanksgiving" then Mrs.
Bolt gave a reading, "The
Canadian Cornucopia" and
led in ,prayer.
Minutes were read, visits
to sick and shut-ins recorded,
the offering received and
dedicated and Mrs.
Lawrence Taylor gave the
financial report.
Members were reminded
of the North Huron Regional
meeting in Whitechurch on
October 24th.
Mrs.' Carl Anderson and
' Mrs. Ross Higgins were
named to arrange the
Christmas_meeting.
Mrs. William Fenton con-
ducted the study on the
Caribbean and Canada the
final chapter on the subject.
She said aid to the West
Indies is a mixture of good
intentions and confusion.
The aid is given with strings
attached. whether it is out-
right grants or loans with
interest repayments, at least
Jack Taylor was appointed
postmaster on September 15,
1978, replacing acting post-
mistress Mrs. Grace Schmidt
who retired.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Jordan and Michael spent
the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Jordan of
Kitchener. They also visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Campbell.
Mr. and. Mrs. Robert
Hibberd visited with Mr. and.
Mrs. Percy Gedcke, R.R.3,
Palmerston on Sunday.
Mr. Robert Hibberd along
with Wayne Smith of
Seaforth, Lloyd Herne of
80% must be used to buy
Canadian goods and ser-
vices. The strings attached
leave West Indian materials,
experts and plants idle. The
policies of the Canadian
government on aid, im-
migration,trade and tourism
have made Caribbean people
suspicious of a Canada
primarily interested in
Canadian profits.
The Bible study was taken
by Mrs. George Martin who
dwelt on Thanksgiving. Her
first 'reading was "Thankful
Living" followed by "A Call
of Thanksgiving". She said,
In churches everywhere the
grateful will worship before
altars loaded with the fruits
of abundant harvest. We
UCW meets
The ,evening Unit of U.C.W.
of Knox United Church,
Belgrave met at the home of
Mrs. George Johnston on
October 10.
The theme of the worship..
was "Pause and Praise",
and was led by Mrs. Ross
Anderson, Mrs. John
McIntosh led a study and
discussion on the Canadian
Criminal Justice system and
all members took part.
The meeting closed with a
social half hour.
Exeter, Henry Pattison of
Blyth attended a meeting in
Kincardine of Amberley
Royal Black Preceptory 132
where the Grand Master
E.L.W. Watson of Toronto
was present for the meeting
last Wednesday,
Mrs. Desmond Gurnett of
Ottawa visited with her
father Athal Bruce and other
relatives and returned home
on Thanksgiving weekend
with her husband and
daughter Sandra.
Other
visitors at the Bruce home
that weekend were Mr. and
Mrs. Douglas Gurnett, Mr.
have only to think of our
standard of living, our
system of education and our
cultural opportunity to re-
joice in the heritage which is
ours. How can Canadians
who are so richly endowed
express their thanks? The
Scripture states that it is
`More Blessed to give than to
receive". Canadians must
open their hearts to the
world's needs and respond in
good will to others less
fortunate.
The meeting closed with
prayer.
and Mrs. Donald, Waterfield.
of Ottawa..
The congregation of
Melville Presbyterian
Church, Brussels. joined
Knox Presbyterian, Bel
grave, on .Sunday morning
for their anniversary service,
Rev. Chester Lewis of
Waterloo, as guest speaker
spoke on "Life is Worth
Living". The choir from
Melville Presbyterian.
church under the direction of
Mrs. Joanne King sang,
"Fill My Cup Lord", The
Men's Choir Sang "Seeking
the Lord" and "God will
Take Care of "
Rev. John G. Roberts was
the guest speaker at Nile
United Church on Sunday
morning for their An-
niversary service while. Rev.
C. G. Westhaver of the
Dungannon and Nile charges
conducted services at Calvin-
Brick and Knox United
Church, Belgrave.
Intended for Last Week
Mr. William Gow was on a
bus trip to Muskoka for three
days recently.
Mrs. Pauline Whitehead of
Wingham spent a few days
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
William Gow.
Michael Wales of London
• recently visited with his
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
William Gow.
Mr. and Mrs. William Gow
recently visited with Mr, and
The first meeting of
Belgrave II was held
September 18th at the home
'of Mrs. Richard Moore.
The meeting opened with
the 4-H Pledge, and motto.
Election of officers was as
follows: President, Connie
McCool; Vice-President,
Audrey Scott; Secretary,
Donna Chettleburgh; Press
Mrs. Leonard Brindley of
Dungannon..
Reporter, Cathy Shiell.
Members' discussed the
Canada food guide, food
guide breakdown, personal
food guide and the gixery
bag game.
Members all took a turn at
demonstrating how to make
Granola and afterward every-
one sampled it.
Afternoon UCW hears
Aid given with strings attached
Belgrave II meets
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