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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-04-04, Page 20• 11.1.-2THE HURON EXPOSITOR, APRIL 4, 1984 SS LLS Hawaii eot�es to Correspondent EDNA MeLELLAN ' 887-9084 During the month of Manch, the residents of Callander Nursing Home have been studying Hawaii. Since residents are, unable to go to the exotic land, it was brought to them. Mrs. Edna Pearson came in and talked about her trip. to Hawaii.' She brought many articles with her. The women wear flowers. in , their hair the same way we wear rings on our fingers. A flower on the left side means you. are married or spoken for. A. flower on the right side means you are single and looking. Rene Richmond talked about her trip to Hawaii with the Lion's Club'She brought in many pictures and a grass skirt, a good luck charm and a carving that was made from a piece of lava. Residents made and served a Hawaiian punch. Ross Hamilton from Wieggpam showed a slide presentation on the landscape from his numerous trips to Hawaii. The' land is so beautiful, with wild flowers and volcanoes, to large bustling cities such as Honolulu. The Hawaiian food is quite different from Canadian dishes. Jeanette Boynton prepared a couple of dishes for residents to sample including shrimp or'deurves, Hawaiian ham steak and fried bananas, sweet' potato puff and aloha salad, The meal was 'topped off with a piece of fresh' pineapple, melon, and a cheery on a toothpick, along .with some. Hawaiian punch. Residents and staff enjoyed the delicious treats. They also broke open a coconut and sliced up a whole pineapple. It was quite an adventure. , GENEALOGY WORKSHOP Grey Township is hosting the April :meeting of the Huron County Genealogy ' ociety in the form of a workshop. The 1984 Huron County Atlas has caused a lot of hatesest. ' . -- ' r, At this workshop you will learn how to start ' a Family Treat There will also be demonstra- tions on calligraphy. The event is free. Everyone is welcome Saturday, April 7, from 2 to 5 p.m. -at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre. LODGE EUCHRE On Monday, Mar. 26 there was nine tables playing euchre at the Lodge rooms. The winners were high lady, Phyllis Mitchell; high man, Doug Hemingway; low lady, Luella Mitchell; low man, Stan Alexander; Winner of the apples was Ralph Pearaeti, The nexteuchre will be in the lodge rooms on Monday, REBEKA8 AHNEWS S Bruisele Morning Star Rebekah Lodge met on Mar.. 27 with Noble Grand Vera Hastings, • ix$en$ible$ On Mar.20, the Brussels Personal Finance 4-H'elulb met at Waneta Jacobs. • Members discussed values, goals, resour- cesmtnetworth statements ' and mock income anif'expenses sheet. AEROBIC.. DANCE and EXERCISE CLASSES B.risi..' in charge assisted by Vice -Grand Barbara Watts. Lillian Moses and ,Alice McArter were a pointed representative and scholar to attend the district meeting on Apr. 25, and the 'Rebekah Assembly in Jupe with Vera Hastings as alternate. Mary Nichol, formerly of hTuntsville was welcomed as a new member." Invitations: were'receive4 ta.visit Hensell. Monkton and Goderich lodged. Birthday greetings'. were, sunk to Barbara Watts and Delores Wheeler. A secret auction was held afterCHURlod�gge closed. CHNEWS. Planswere made to , hold the Roman Catholic CWL meeting in the form of a dinner on April 11 at 7 p.m. It will be at the Brussels Legion with a hot meal being served by the Legion Ladies. The annual CWL rummage, bake and plant sale will be heldon Saturday, Apr. 28 at 2 p.m. in the church basement: Mr. and Mrs. Leo Deitner have returned after a two week visit to Ontario, California, where they visited with Rita's brother and his wife. hold. meeting Waneta Jacobs will design the book covers. Meeting 3 was . cdmpleted on Mar. 27. Members worked at cash flow statements and played financial football, mg nod meeting will be Apr, 3 at Kim and Kelly Stephenson's. rili ON RUSSELL I would like to TRIM -A -SIZE Thurs., April 5 7:30 - 8:30 Brussels Arena 8 Weeks - $1540 .Register at first Class! Instructor: CHERYL PHILLIPS For more 527 0765 information call: BURKE ELECTRIC for the past 8 years and 5 months employment 'as their service representative, — —' N DAIRY SYSTEMS Lm. Sales, Service & installation of W(Pipelines & Milking Parlours 897-6063 WA.LTON BERG Sales -Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES • Barn Cleieners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders Donald G. Ives R.R. #2, Blyth Brussels 887-9024 ANNOUNCEMENT l LEON RUSSELL .. former service man for local well known appliance store for the past eight years is pleased to announce that he is starting up his own service business. April 3, 1984 FOR APPLIANCE AND REFRIGERATION SERVICE Phone Wingham 357-3773 AEROBICS Work-out the Winter Blahs with DYNAMITE -Fitness - Classes WHERE? BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL WHEN? TUES. APRIL 10, 7:15-8:30 10 wks. for $25 SENSE was the science for. project of Cindy Bernard at the Brussels Public School last week. In her display, Cindy had a box ant up so visitors could feel the sensation of certain Items without seeing what they were. ,a 4 (Wassink photo) BeJgrave church has 30 ne Correspondent MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE 887-9487 A capacity congregation assembled in Belgrave Knox United Church, Sunday, lApril 1 for the confirmation and communion service conducted by Rev. John G. Roberts. Rev. Roberts "This is a special day for the whole chinch. Each of us has problems; moments when one ponders, Is what I am doing worthwhile. What am I doing? • "Parents may question faith; but to have 10 of our youth in addition to 20 adults join the church is proof of things worthwhile. Work continues always." The order of confirmation as presented in the service book was used to receive Kerry Ann Pietch, Alison Audrey Coultes, Christo- pher Rebert Michie,' Corey Douglas McKee. Ruth. Anne Higgins, Paul Robert Coultes. HS evenTayylor pukes, Glen Jeffrey Hunter, eatherElizabpth McIntosh and Christopher Donald ' Meint(ish into the church member- ship. ember- s The adults who joined the church were: Danny 'McBurney, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Walker, Mr. and Mr, Brian Potter, Mrs. Douglas Walker, Mr. and Mrs. John McCracken. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Vincent, Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Cook, Mr. Michael Cottrill, Mrs. Clarence Yuill, Mrs. John Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. James Keller, Mr. BRUSSELS COMMUNITY LENTEN SERVICES Sunday Evening at 8 o'clock APRIL 8 Brussels Presbyterian Church Rev. Robin Lyons at a ET ET Et ET ET at at ET Et at Et at Er ET ET at ET ET ET ET ET El ET at Cl ET ET ET ET Et ET Et ET ET ET It FT t ET FT ET rt Et El ET ET ET I ET at at at at Et ET CT E t ET Et ET ET ET ET ET Et E1 E See Us at London's Travel Summer Show April 6, 7 and 8 Pedersen's Copenhagen §5,e,89 .. From Only and Mr's. Jeffrey H t and Mrs. Grant Vincent. Never before ev. Roberts' service in the ministry have 30 people testified to their • faith by joining the church at a single Sunday service. The large choir sang accompanied by Mrs. George Procter, orgenist. WI GMS DONATION The Education meeting of the Belgrave Women's Institute was held at the hall Tuesday evening. A poem was ready by the President Mrs. Jim. Hunter. Mrs. Clare Van Camp was pianist. - Mrs. Ross Higgs gave the.W.I. prize list for the Belgrave School Fair. A donation of '550 will be given to the Fair. It was decided to give S25 to Mrs. Jim Hunter to buy, some nle*dical sniblids'fd `fakb'tlt 11i13'tifIMrs i "Rd Taylor read the article prepared for the Huron County Historical Atlas. The program convenor, Mrs. Glenn Coultes asked her son Steven to play two piano solos. Brenda Doner, spoke on the Blyth Theatre, She outlined plans for the theatre's' 10th anniversary. The meeting closed with lunch served by Mrs. Ross Higgins and Mrs. Jim Hunter. • PEOPLE WEKNOW Dr. and Mrs. Ray Nicholson of Morrisburg visited with Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nicholson and Rob and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Thornton of Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard James spent Saturday in Toronto. visiting with. Mr. Mrs. Roger Pearson. Mrs. James remained for a week with her daughter Mrs. Pearson and grandchildren Danielle and. Adrian. Mrs. Annabelle Period of Frankenmuth and Mrs. Mary Ann Seddar of Birch Run, Michigan were overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston last Monday. They all attended the funeral of their cousin Mrs. Alex Skinn last Tuesday morning in the Sacred Heart Church, Wingham. ay, Qu�ilters discuss achievement 'he fifth greeting the Brussels One Qu Quilters was hel Wednesday. Mar. 21T'he meetin :•� o erred w tdssthe 4-H pRledgge. No quilt g w opened ill this meeting. Members learned how to 'Baish ,quilt saln 'lies, that t eey girls then complete i' the " Palmus Qu • t Block'" quiz. The meeting; was closed with, the 4-H motto, h t+ , , The, sixth and, seventh ,; Meetings of the Brussels One Quazy Quilters were held Mar. 28. The meetings were combined because they wereboth:. short The sixth meetin talked about quilting beesof the 17th and 18th century: All the girls then did ' the, 'Mixed' Bag" game of pu�nscrambliing words that were about quilt - in .N', The seventh meeting was mainly about what• members will do for Achievement Night. They decided to do the exhibit about gifts made from quilting. At the next meeting, which will be held on Apr. 11 at the home of Jane Draper, • members will complete book covers and talk more about Achievement Night. Kellie Stephenson Belgrave weekly euchre winners Nine tables were in play at the weekly euchre held In the WbHall Wednesday, Mar. 28. Winners were high lady, Mrs. Agnes Bieman;'most lone hands, Mrs. Verona Bone; low; •lady, Mrs. Addle Bacon; high man, Wilford Caslick; most lone hands, Jim Coultes; low than, Leslie Vincent. There will be euchre again this week starting at 8:00. Everyone is welcome. w rimer bars We extend empathy to the relatives of Mrs. Don Campbell Who passed away on Friday morning.in Victoria Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs, -C.C. McKee of Kurtzville, Mr. and Mrs. Don McKee and family and Mr. and Mrs. Ethic Henderson and family of Kitchener attended the 'service at Knox Uhited Church on Sunday morning and later visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul McKee and family. Metal of $213 was.collected in the village for the Canadian Diabetes Association. We would like to thank the canvassers and all those who supported this cause. Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston, Tara and Erin of Merton spent the weekend at the home of his mother Mrs. Laura Johnston. UC W EASTER Mt 'TING The Belgrave'United'IChltr'ch Women held thelrEastermeeting Mar. 29. The president, Mrs. John Roberts, conducted the business part of the program. Correspondence Included an invitation to attend the Blyth UCW meeting April 15 at 8:00 p.m. and the April Event at Wingham United Church April 23 at 6:30 p.m. The Youth Group will conduct the Easter Sunday Sunrise Service at 7:00 a.m. with breakfast to follow in the church schoolroom. Mrs. William Coultes introduced the guest speaker Pastor Doug Zehr and his wife and baby dauOter of the Brussels Mennonite Church. Iver Zehr gave his message on the Lenten season and answered questions of the Mennonite faith. Mrs. Sara Anderson thanked Paitor Zehr and___fpr his inspiring address. Mrs. Norman Cook and Mrs. George Michie conducted a service of "Tenebrae" from the Exchange; for the worship part of the meeting. The offering was received by Mrs. Helen Martin and Mrs. Bob Graham. The offering was received by Mrs. Helen Martin and Mrs. Bob Gordon. Mrs. Michie closed the meeting with the benediction. ET ET ET Cl Et ET Cl ET ET ET 'ES ET E" ET E' CT Cl ET Et ET at at at a Special European Nite - Wed., April 25 at 8 p.m. "Register > > Presentation, door prizes, Today European Cuisine Entertainment by Anita Scott Formerly of the Pig and Whistle rit's fordable Europe. Price includes Charter flight Toronto - Copenhagen return with STERLING AIRWAYS OF DENMARK plus connecting flights to destinations shown. In some cases, where immediate cormections in Copenhagen are not available, accommodation is included of the Danhotel (double occupancy). Single Supplement: $15 per night. 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