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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-05-02, Page 16B2 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 2, 1984 Max Watts, Ruth Sauve to reign over festivities. Correspondent EDNA MCLELLAN 887-90M An overflowing crowd was on hand at the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre Saturday night for the kick-off dance for the bicentennial. At midnight, Mr. Bob Cunningham was master of ceremonies for the judging of the King and Queen who were also best dressed couple. The councils were represented from Morris and Grey townships and the village of Brussels. Mrs. Betty Graber brought greeting from the village, Clem McLellan spoke on behalf of the Morris Twp. council and Lyle Pettapiece represented the Township of Grey. Murray Elston brought greetings from Queen's Park. Murray Cardiff represented the House of Commons and expressed his greetings as well. Following are the whiners of the contest: Senior Queen, Mrs. Ruth Sauve was presented with a sash and corsage by Murray Elston. Senior Klug Max Watts was presented with afboutonniere by Murray Cardiff. Best dres ed couple was Greg and Sue Wilson. Please remember festivities on the July 1 weekend, when Mrs. Sauve and Mr. Watts will reign over the festivities as King and Queen. CONTEST WINNERS Winners were chosen in the Safety Poster Contest sponsored by Maitland Valley Insurance Brokers Ltd. and Cardiff and Mulvey Real Estate Insurance Ltd. The following are the art winners at the Brussels Tradefest. Grade 2 -Robbie, Gowing, Tim Machan, Laurie Cowan. Grade 3 -Danny McNeil, Devon Sanderson, Terra Leigh Newell. Grade 4 boys -David Jacklin, Mathew Hussey, Ken Graber, girls -Brandy Sander- son, Bobby -Jo Rutledge, Danielle Cardiff. Grade 6 -Janice Heise, Lorri Willie. Grade 7 -Mark Pennington, Linda Versteg, Bryan Ramsey. Grade 8 -Marla Hussey, Robin Wielstead, Chris McIntosh. LODGE NEWS The last lodge euchre party was held on Monday, Apr. 23 with seven tables. Prizes were won by high lady, Vera Hastings; low lady, Della Shaw; high gent, Iona McLean (playing as a man); low gent, Jim Bowman; lucky chair, Rae Crawford. The Royal Flush Mug set, was won by Mary Lowe. 1'he Joint euchre will begin again in the fall. Morning Star Rebekah Lodge held its regular meeting' on Tuesday, Apr. 24. Visitors were present from Warton, Listo- wel, Mbnkton and Seaforth Lodges. Sister Marion Rose, District Deputy President of Huron District #23 made her official visit. Sister Hazel Bundy of Milton Chaplain of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario and Sister Sadie Thomas of Milton, President of the Rebekah Assembly of Ontario who dedicated the new chain regalia to the Brussels Lodge. Eight sisters plan to attend the 75th birthday of Godericb Rebekah Lodge. The IOOF and Rebekah Home at Barrie will be officially opened on June 9, a bus will be leaving Seaforth. Sister Lillian Moses do- nated a mystery box, Sister Rene Richmond was the lucky winner. On Apr. 19, about 75 brothers and wives, Rebekahs and husbands sat down to a Kentucky Fried Chicken supper. Brother Dave Miller told many interesting events when he worked on the Alaskian Highway. The carving set was won by Jeanne Ireland. May is Family Unity Month. There will be a Family Night on Friday, May/18, 8:30 -to 12:30 at the Brussels, Morns and Grey Community Centre. The admission is S5 per family. Ladies are asked to please bring lunch. PEOPLE EKNOW Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fox of London spent a week visiting relatives in Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Vader have returned home following a one week vacation in Montego Bay, Jamaica. Visitors on Good Friday with Mrs. Verna Tunney were Gene and Shirley Tunney from Erie and George and Jean Tunney of Markdale. On Sunday, Jack and Grace Tunney of Teeswater visited at the same home. Paul Nichol, sob of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nichol, is home for the summer after completing his second year in Agricultural Economics, at the University of Guelph. Shannon Van Wagner of Montreal is spending a couple of weeks with the Nichol's. Linda Blake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Blake has finished her first year of nursing at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont. Belgrave quitters end season with party Correspondent MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE 887-9487 The Belgrave Quilters concluded their season's work with a "Dessert -Court Whist' party on Thursday evening in the Women's Institute Hall. Following the smorgasbord dessert, a short program was presented with George Michie, chairman. "The Old Timers", Mrs. George Johnston pianist; Harvey McDowell violinist; Alex' Robertson on the banjo; G. Ross Anderson and Gordon McBurney, harmonica players, entertainedwith several toe -tapping selec- tions. Benjji", the renowned village vocal canine favoured with a number. He was self accompanied on the organ. A Court Whist game brought the evening to a close. The winners were: high lady, Mrs. George Michie; low lady, Mrs. Norman Stonehouse; high man, Robert Grasby; low man, George Johnston. The marked chair prize was won Tiy Mrs. Agnes Caskanette and George Michie. Thirteen tables of Court Whist ' were played. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mrs. Garner Nicholson, Mrs. ivy Cloakey, Mrs. Robena McBurney, Mrs, Agnes Youngblut and Mrs. Agnes Youngblut and Mrs. Margaret Dunbar attended the Hamil- ton and London Synodical held in St. Andrew Presbyterian Church in Wii,gham on April 24 and 25 This was the 100th anniversary of the WMS of Maitland Presbyterial. Belgrave WMS joined the. Maitland Presbyterial. The You're invited to an evening of Music and Drama featuring "The Sonrise Players and Singers " from Emmanuel Bible College Thurs. May 3 8 p.m. Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre 'EPILATRON' Permanent, Painless Hair Removal (eyebrows, upper Hp & chin) Now Available at: PAULINE'S HAIR CARE Done Evenings ° Free Consultation PHONE 527-0470 other Societies of Huron Presbyterial were amalgamated with Stratford Presbyterial. Mr." Jack Taylor of Belgrave and his granddaughter Debbie Taylor of Ripley spent Easter week with his son Dr. Ronald Taylor of St. John's Newfoundland. Mrs. Norman Stonehouse of London visited Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mr's. Lewis Stonehouse. She also visited with Mrs. Carrie McGuire of the Copeland Lodge, Wingham. Harold" Keating is a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital. . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mason of Kitchener and Mr, and Mrs. Major, Youngblut of Auburn visited on Sunday with Mrs. Victor Youngblut, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nicholson and Sherri of Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide, Kimberly, BERG Sales -Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES • Barn Cleaners • Stabling • Bunk Feeders Donald G. Ives R.R. 02, Blyth Brussels 887-9824 Jennifer and Trevor of Hamilton spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and Jeff of London, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnston, Tara and Erin of Ilderton spent Easter weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby and Mrs. Laura Johnston. EUCHRE WINNERS' Twelve tables were in play at the .weekly' euchre held in the WI Hall on Wednesday Apr. 25. . Winners were high lady, Mrs, Clarence Hanna; novelty lady, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor; low lady, Mrs. Ronald Coultes; high man, Garner Nicholson; novelty man, George Inglis, .low man, Jim Leddy. There will be euchre Wednesday evening starling at 8:00. Everyone is welcome. A CER1W ICATE qualifying her Nursing Offloer was presented to Grace Jutzl, a member of the Brussels branch of the St. Johns Ambulance. The presentation as a was made Thursday night by Dr. Robert Bissonnette, Stratford, who Is the division surgeon -for St. Johns. (Wasslnk photo) Cranbrook Foresters raises500 for cancer research JOGGING TYPE SHOES VERY GOOD SELECTION OF STYLES & SIZES MEN'S $11.98 to $29.98 LADIES' & BOYS' $11.78 to $29.98 CHILDREN'S $9.13 to $24.98 SEIGLrS2 STORES IN DOWNTOWN LONDON 129 DUNDAS 330 CLARENCE AT MARKET AT YORK Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887.6645 The Sacrament of Baptism was observed in Knox Church on Easter Sunday when Cameron Randall Hunt was baptized by the minister Rev. Don McInnis. He is the grandson of former residents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cameron and great grandson of Lydia Cameron, Milverton. Anna Lee Smith and children Cori and Andy, Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson on Easter weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Crawford, Hornings Mills, were Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton. Mrs. Patrick Adams and daughter Maur- een, Manotick, spent a week with her parents and M d Mrs. d Mrs. Clare Cottontch. Spent the weekend of Apr. 28 with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Starr, Alliston. Members of the Cranbrook W.I. visited the Callander Nursing Home, Brussels, on Monday, Apr. 23 and several of the young folks entertained the residents. Five reasons why the switch is on... to Sutan+ IE-.... --._-, Effective May 1 Debbie Prior will be the'new proprietor of Clip 'n Curl Mrs. Stewart Steiss was at the piano and accompanied for the step -dancing numbers by Jolanda Vanass. Piano numbers were contributed by Dwayne Evans, Stephen and Robbie Steiss and Steven and Bryan Stevenson who entertained on their guitars. Birthday gifts were presented to Jack Thynne and Gordon Grant. The sympathy of the community is extended to the Workman family in the loss of their mother, the late Mrs. Harry (Belle) Workman. Six sons, Chuck and Delores Workman, Ron, David and daughter Kellie, all of Calgary, Douglas and Faye, and Bill and Audrey of Alberta, spent their time here with their brother Frank and Mrs. Workman and boys. They have all returned to their homes. Fdurteen tales played at' tie tinai' card Men's and ladies hairstyling Brussels 887-6343 Appointment not always necessary Open Tues., Thurs. Fri. 9 -Si 0 Wed. -9 Sat 12 ,,0p4– Sutan+ gives you a wide choice in applica- tion methods. Spray it on, have it custom - applied in your fluid fertilizer. or have it im- pregnated on your dry bulk fertilizer Sutan+ ends any worry about crop damage The "plus in Sutan+ is a special " safener" that provides excellent crop tolerance 4. Sutan+ does not de- pend on rainfall to move it down into the weed germination zone. So you can depend on its working. even in dry weather Sutan+ combinations control more weeds and grasses in your " corn Tank -mix Sutan+ with atrazine or Bladex' Or use Sutan+ preplant alone and follow with Banvel2or Pardner2 after broadleaves emerge. Sutan+ provides con- sistent, dependable control of the problem weeds in your corn, in- cluding green and yel- low foxtails. crabgrass and nutsedge. party of the season by the Foresters. Winners were high score, Muriel Hamilton and Laura Strickler (playing as a man); low, Linda Minielly and Bill Eckmier; lone hands, Lois Hart and Cliff Hoegy; at lucky table 1114, Ruby Steiss, Mildred Perrie, Muriel Hamil- ton and Allan. Martin; #8 table, Pat Keifer, Margaret Beirnes, Keith Turnbull and Jack Conley; lucky score cards, Edith Baker, Marion Keeso, Morris Honeyford, Mrs. Honeyford, Jim Minielly, Lloyd Smith, Larry Keifer, Earl Mills, Becci Ruppel, Annie Engel and Elgin' Adams. Winners in the cash draw were $25. Rose Smith, RR2 Listowel; 550 Ray Johnson, RR2, Palmerston; 575, Bro. Stan Mcbonald, Hensel]; 5100, Mrs. Joan Morgan, London. Approximately 5500was realized for Cancer research from the ticket sales. SHORT SHOTS by Evelyn Kennedy Do not let minor irritations upset you. Be like the oyster who uses the irritation in his shell to make a •pearl. It is springtime and with it comes the Variety Fair of Brussels Morning Star Rebekah Lodge. This annual event will be held in the IOOF Lodge hall on Friday, May 4 at 1:30 p.m. You should be there to look over the display of used clothing, new articles, the table of homemade baking. Y ou may flnd just what you want. Then you can enjoy a snack in the tea room. Nature seems bent on waging a vindictive rampage throughout the United States. After severe winter storms, floods and ice storms with excessive damage and loss of lives, later onslaughts have brought earthquakes, tor- nados, twisters. Only last week came more disasters to the US midwest. More than two dozen tornadoes were reported, followed 'by a blinding snowstorm with steady wmas of u to 70 km. an hour In one area. Elsewhere severe thunderstorms brought hail with winds gusting to 115 km an hour. One town was devastated and in others homes and business places were destroyed. At least 15 lives were lost. While some east coast Canadian areas suffered, somewhat similar problems and Manitoba on Friday had a severe spring storm that left some rural areas without power over the weekend, nature has not vented her wrath on us as in the US. How thankful we should be for that. Nobody likes to pay income tax but we know it has to be done. What really makes the blood boil is the injustice of the system that allows some Canadiaris with incomes over 5250,000 or more, to legally avoid paying any taxes. It is done, within the law, through a complex list of loopholes and shelters into which those who have the cash to spare can put much of their taxable income. 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