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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-09-11, Page 8B2 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 11, 1985 ®®- Ball season over Brussels Correspondent EDNA MCLELLAN 887-9084 The Brussels Mites completed an enjoy- able year playing ball. They were defeated two games to one by W roxeter in the Tri -County playoffs. Members of the team were: Tim Machan, Jay Hahn, Devon Sanderson, Randy Beuermann, Brad Beuer- mann, Danny McNeil, Troy Somers, Ryan Finch, Kent Bray, Johnny Miners, Brett Clarkson, Andy Overholt, Sean Connelly, Grant Jarvis, Jeremy Van Keulen. Thanks to Dan Webster and Dan Beuermann for urnping. Special thanks to caches Dale Machan and Ron Clarkson, and scorekeeper Michelle Machan. PAST NOBLE GRANDS M EET The Past Noble Grands of Morning Star Rebekah Lodge held a potluck supper in the Lodge Hall. The president, Sarah Stephen- son, welcomed all present. Mary Lowe, secretary -treasurer, gave the reports and 14 members answered the roll call. It was decided due to other commitments to not hold an October meeting. The November meeting is to be held at the home of Jean Bridge with Alice McArter and Marguerite Crawford as hostesses. The election of officers for the coming year took place and are: President, Mary Davidson, Secretary -Treasurer Marg- aret McCutcheon. Barb McCutcheon con- ducted a game of Court W hist to complete an enjoyable evening. • CHURCH NEW S The congregation of Melville Presbyterian Church joined the congregation of Knox Church, Belgrave for a service on Sunday, BRUSSET dS for Brussels Mites team • Quadrunner LT230 GEFF onTaln/..ro.u.-fr.. 'halt ddr.• low strait. {row« plant., •p..d t,.,n*Iulon•,p.cl.l"Pow., Low" gam, .ash ,n,ronl.d .«•r.. p..n.otont.tk clutch. ,h,o,tla onnol•.l.drtc hitch. h.o•Illpht rod, hydraulic Non, heal.. ,.dw front anal roar •Indry,.nda t fro.t.u.pension .rl.h .dIu...illa lewd ..thigh • w...rproof •o.npar,m.nt• Quadrunner LT250 EFF TSCC p .p..d t mm1111laa. spacial pacial "Power Low.' poor• r.nr.• poor• automatic clutch. !brat Mt control. .loctdc start* double A- fro m.front .usp.ndon• front •titans wl,• �v ddul ,Mont rack. rvpp.d root r Mowry duly hitch • hwdllpht rack. w.tarproof ,ompa,!„nntt SUZUKI. Suzuki Quadrunner the #1 selling 4 -wheel ATV in Canada. BRUSSELS patients in the Wingham Hospital and others who are ill at home. There is still a need for Sunday School Teachers. The general meet- ing of the UCW will meet at 7:30 p.m. on ----.. September 11. The Eiders with their district �"' books will meet September 12, in the church September 8, Rev. Victor Jamieson was the parlor. Bible Study commences September guest speaker for their anniversary service. 19, at 8 p.m. The Morning Group are getting The Melville choir supplied special music for ready to resume October 2 at 9:45 a.m. They this. need help to prepare sale items for the In the Sunday morning service at Brussels December Children's Bazaar. Come join the United Church the Rev. Charles Carpentier fun any Wednesday in October. They are had as his sermon "Sunday Christians?" looking for plastic bottles, detergent and 128 Bonnie Jacklin favored the congregation with oz. size, especially colored ones. Tiny jars a solo. The choir also had an anthem and bottles are also needed. A deposit box presentation. Prayers were said for Elvin will be in the church entrance. The ladies of McW hirter and Mrs. A. Hann who are the UCW will be packing a "bale" the last week of October. They are looking for good used clothing and donations can be left in the vestibule of the church. PEOPLE WEKNOW Sheila MacPherson was presented with gifts from her friends and neighbors on the 6th line of Morris, before she moved to Clinton. We all join in wishing Sheila all the best in her new home. The Queen of the Fair contest and dance will be this Saturday night in the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. There will be a miscellaneous shower for Cathy Sholdice tonight. The ladies of the Majestic W omen's Institute will meet this afternoon at 1:30 p.m. at the library for their tour of CKNR. Belarave UCW continues Korean study Belgrave Correspondent MRS. LEW IS STONEHOUSE 887-9487 The Afternoon Unit of the Belgrave UCW held its monthly meeting on Tuesday, September 3. Sara Anderson presided. Minutes of the previous meeting were read, correspondence and treasurer's report given and visits to the sick and shut-ins were recorded. MICHAEL B. THOMAS Ernest J, Huckerby, Vice President and Director of Tillcan Financial Corporation is pleased to announce the appointment of Michael G. Thomas as a Personal and Corporate Financial Planner. Mr. Thomas brings to the company many years of training and experience in sales, business, management, and financial counselling. His expertise and the broad- ened range of financial products and services available through Tillcan Finan- cial Corporation will prove invaluable to his many clients and associates. LISTOFPRODUCTS AND SERVICES Tax Planning, Estate Planning, Pension Planning, Annuity Brokerage Service, Deferred Annuities, Life and Income Insurance, Registered Retirement Sav- ings Plans (RBSPs), Registered Retire- ment Income Funds (RRIFS), Income and Investment Funds, G.LC.s, Term Depos- its, Canada Savings Bonds. For a confidential interview contact Michael at 527-1539 Seaforth. TILLCAN FINANCIAL CORPORATION 275 Dundas St. 2nd Floor London. Ontario (519) 673-3521 BELGRAVE The roll call for the Thanksgiving meeting on Tuesday, October 8 will be "Something you are thankful for." Helen Martin and Mrs. Ross Higgins were in charge of the worship service with Mrs. Glenn Coultes at the piano. The Bible study taken by Jean Pattison, Olive Bolt and Mrs. Glenn Coultes continued the study on Korea. The Evening Unit of Knox United Church, Belgrave, met on September 3 at the home of Mrs. Clarence Yuill. Mrs. Norman Cook conducted the worship with the theme "Contentment." The leader, Mrs. George Michie, led the business portion of the meeting. Roll call was answered by 19 members. Mrs. John McIntosh led a Bible study on "Love." The members read Bible verses containing the word"hove." The meeting closed with the mizpah benediction. Lunch was served by Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler and Mrs. Melville M athers. The Curator Meeting of the W omen's Institute will be held in the W I Hall on Thursday, September 19 at 8:15 with the convener, Mrs. Ross Taylor, showing pic- tures of her trip to the British Isles. All women in the community are welcome to attend. PEOPLE Mrs. Joe Fritzley of Goderich visited on Saturday with her aunt Olive Campbell. Elizabeth Procter visited on Thursday with her daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Howard Zettler, Sherry and twins Alicia and Amanda of RR 4 Walkerton. Over the weekend Elizabeth Procter, visited with her daughter Marjorie Procter of Mississauga. 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