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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-05-09, Page 14A14 ® THE I1URON EXPOSITOR, MAY 9, 1984 STORY TIME—As part of Education Week, the Brussels •Public School had a story hour each afternoon for pre-school kids. "I wrote a letter to my love" was one of the games conducted•by grade eight students for the youngsters. (Wassink photo) Slides on Haitian Mission( shown at Belgrave UCW Correspondent • MRS. LEWIS $TONEHOUSE +a 887.9487, The Evening Unit of Knox United Church UCW 8e1grave met on Tuesday, May 1 in the church school room. Miss Betty McIntosh from klaiti wasuest speaker. She showed slides on the Baptist Haiti Mission. The presentation showed the needs of Haitians and how the Mission is coping with the needs. Mrs. William Coultes and Mrs. James Coultes led the worship. The minutes were rad by Mrs. John McIntosh and Mrs. Albert Cook gave the treasurer's report. The,June meeting will be at the home of Mrs. George Michie. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mrs, Gilbert Tourigay of Calgary and Dr. and Mrs. Donald Whitfield and Jenny of Sault, Ste. Marie visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. George Michie. The regular monthly meeting of the Belgrave Women's Institute will be held May 15 m the WI Hall ,at 8:15 p.m. Culture activities will be the theme with Keith Roulston of Blyth as guest speaker. There will be an exchange --of plants or bulbs at this meeg. The Belgrave Youth Group and their leaders and friends enjoyed a bus trip to Canada's Wonderland near Toronto on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nicholson, Charles Procter and Dianne Nethery along with the Brussels Pipe Band and -citizens of Brussels spent the weekend of April 27, 28 and 29 and attended Loyalty Day in Standish, Michigan. Marjorie Procter of Sarnia visited with her mother Mrs. Elizabeth Procter last weekend. Visiting at the same home were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Procter. Special guests in the United Church Sunday School on Sunday morning April 29 were Mr. and Mrs. Frandis Powell of Clinton. Mrs. Powell spoke and Mr. Powell showed slides of a trip they had taken on the United Church boat Thomas Crosby, as it serves the many n eeds of the remote Indian villages on the west coast of British Columbia. The boat and its operating expenses is financed through the Mission and Service Fund of the United Church. EUCHRE WINNERS Twelve tables were in play at the weekly euchre held in the WI Hall, Wednesday, May 2. Winners were high lady, Mrs. Thom, most lone hands lady, Mrs. George Drehman; low lady, Mrs. Mary Chamney, high man, George Drehman; most lone hands man, William.Gow; low man, Mel Jacklin. There will be euchre again Wednesday evening starting at 8:00. Everyone is welcome. Brussels family at wedding in England STORY TIME PRE-SCHOOL Correspondent EDNA McLELLAN 887-9084 Six young people received First Holy CCoom�munion on Easter Sunday at St. Ambrbse.�,,.C}turch, Brussels. They were Cheryl Ryhn Laurie Blake, Angela Terpstra, Melissa Blake, Rita Van Den Broek and Jeff Williamson. The annual meeting of Brussels CWL was held at the Legion on Wednesday, Apr. 11. The new executive was elected as follows: past president, Margaret Van Ness; presi- dent, Joanne Phelan, recording secretary, Maryanna Ryan; corresponding secretary; Karen Parker; treasurer, Rita Dietner, Father Jack Marentette has received word he has been transferred from St. Ambrose Church in Brussels and Sacred Heart Church in Wingham to St. Martin's Parish in London, children from the Brussels area were guests at the Brussels Public School during Education Week last week. The kids were read several stories and participated in games conducted by students of the school. Steven Machan and his Tasmanian devil stuffed animal enjoyed the story hour, (Wasslnk photo) /®,—/®,®/-,-,-/-,-,-,-,-/-,-/-,-,-, -, A. -NOTICE- He is to be replaced by Father Stan Soitysik Mitchell; high lady, Mary Huether; low man, who is a Michaelite Father and comes from Edith Baker (playing as a ,man); low lady, London. The transfer takes place May 21. Mary Clarke; most zeros, Wilma Heming- FANSHAWE COLLEGE GRAD way, lone hands, Jeanne Ireland; birthday Graduation exercises were held at Fan- nearest to Apr. 30 wasLowe; lucky shawe College on Friday, Apr. 27 when Brian table number 2 with Sarah Steenson, Ethel Deitner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Deitner of Long, Dick Stephenson, Wilbur Turnbull. RR1 Ethel graduated from the Auto Body The WI ladies sold tickets on a cushion, a Course. He is presently employed with floral arrangement and a kitchen grannie McNeil's Auto Body, Brussels. with the proceeds, going to the cancer fund. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NEWS The following were winners: cushion -Marie On Monday, Apr. 30, the Brussels Majestic McTaggart; floral arrangement, Carl McLel- Women's Institute held their dessert euchre Ian, kitchen grannie, Evelyn Brey. to end the Cancer campaign. Mrs. Frieda The evening'closed with Mrs. Doris McCall Pipe and Mrs. Alice Brothers played music on thanking eferyone for their contributions and the piano while the people were arriving. for making it an enjoyable evening. Mrs. Peggy Cudmore welcomed everyone to WED IN ENGLAND the dessert euchre. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ritchie, their son Bob After lunch cards were played. The and wife from Brantford and daughter Bonnie following are the winners: high man, Jack and husband of Wroxeter arrived home on Apr. 28th from England. They attended the wedding of their son ,Kenneth William to Kristin Harvey Aide! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Alde from Adelaide South Australia. The ceremony took place in the John Bunyan Baptist Church, Kingston on Thames Surrey. After a short honeymoon in Ireland the newlyweds will return to Saudi Arabia, where they both are currently employed. While abroad the Ritchie family took the opportunity to tour England and Scotland prior to the wedding. PLANT, BAKE SALE The majestic Women's Institute will hold a plant and bake sale on Friday, May 11 at 2 p.m. in the library. The Brussels and District Horticultural Society will meet in the library on Monday, May 21, at 8 p.m. Members wishing to order plants, please bring orders to the meeting. Former Cranbrook area resident dies MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Mrs. Lillian R. Crookshanks, 87, of Stratfgrd, died May 1. She was born on ninth concession of Grey Twp., a daughter of the late John Dark and Katharine Engel. She had lived in Stratford over 50 years. She is survived by her husband, Tom Crookshanks, one daughter, Margaret, Mrs. Karl Morganroth of London, two grandchild- ren, one brother, Alex Dark of Huronview, Clinton, and two sisters, Edith, Mrs. Percy Roulston, and Carrie, Mrs. Lawrence Quer- engesser, both of Stratford. Funeral service was on May 3 at the Central United Church. Ross Engel is a cousin of the deceased. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Luke van Donkersgoed. His brother Gerald returned to Vancouver and sisters Christine to Guelph and Bernice to London. WI MEET Mrs. Donald Perrie attended the Officer's Conference of FWIO for secretary treasurer's at 'Waterloo University on May 1, 2, 3, The May meeting of the WI was held at the home of Mrs. Gordon Engel. President. Mrs. Jim Hart opened the meeting. Mrs. Frank Workman, Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Donald Perrie are delegates to the District Annual. A thank you from the Callander Nursing Home was read, also lnvitadons to Fordwich on Thursday, May 10 APPLIANCE REPAIRS Large or small, we'll fix thorn all.... Our repair exports will have your appliances In tip top shape fast. H&N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. Sales, Service & Installation of WPipelines & Milking Parlours 887-6063 R . #4 WALTON at 7:30 and to Brussels Public Library for an appreciation night for all volunteers, by the staff of Callender Nursing Home. Moncrieff WI have invited Cranbrook WI to Join them in a bus trip to Caledonia on, June 15. Mrs. Jim Minielly gave a report on the rural seminar held in Brussels and invited the members to the 4-H open house at Wingham on May 9. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler was in charge of current events. The conveners of family and consumer affairs gave a film presentation "Family Living' and Mrs. Clare Veatch conducted a quiz on the film. Mrs. John Vanass was auctioneer for the sale of plants contributed by the members from which approximately S19 was raised. The June meeting is to be at the Grey Coil Us Today At PECK APPLIANCES '1N THE HEART OE DOWNTOWN VARNA' VARNA 482.7103 JOGGING TYPE SHOES VERY GOOD SELECTION! OF STYLES d. SIZES MEN'S . > .... u 111.94 to 129,48 LADIES -'8, R0YS` s11 °a tcs 32�w CHILDREN'S, to 124,1 2 STORES IN SE!U L'J DOWNTOWN LONDON 129 DGERN330 CLARENCE AT MARKET AT YORK Township office. - Refreshments were served by Mrs. Veatch, Mrs. L. Knight and the hostess. HONOR FORMER RESIDENTS On Saturday morning, a small group of Cranbrook friends and neighbors were finally able to get to8ether to present the community glftsr tb' Jean and Earl burin' who moved to Listowel several months ago. A decorated cake expressed the residents' sendinents, "Cranbrook hasn't been the same since you left Jean and Earl." After coffee and:cake Mr. and Mrs. Dunn were presented with a "Wallace McKee" painting of a horse and buggy, a gift certificate for a new Huron County Atlas; and an arrangement of flowers. A social hour followed the presentation. SHORT SHOTS by Evelyn Kennedy If you are attempting a task that Is beyond your strength, or are faced with problems you are unable to cope with alone, do not be too proud to accept help or support and comfort from others in time of trouble or sorrow. The bicentennial will not go by unmarked in Brussels. Plans are well underway and committees are busy arranging for the July 1st weekend festivities. The kick-off for the celebrations has already taken place. A dance was held last Saturday evening and was attended by a large crowd with representa- tives from Brussels, Morris and Grey Councils in attendance. With Ruth Sauve and Max Watts, chosen at the dance, as King and Queen, to reign over the festivities. things are sure to be kept humming. Residents of Brussels and surrounding areas can look forward to numerous events of interest to entertain them. The New York islanders, with their 4-1 win over the Canadiens on Saturday will have the opportunity to be five time winners of the Stanley Cup. The Montreal team deserve credit for their all-out efforts, to the very end of the series in spite of the desperate frustration they must of felt. The consistent dose checking and strong defense of the Islanders, along with the perfrormance of goalie Billy Smith and his infamous whacking stick were just too much for the Canadiens, It remains to be seen if the Edmonton Oilers can overcome the skilful tactics of the Islanders and bring the Stanley Cup back to Canada. A lady, asking in a fashionable dress shoppe when she could picked up the new gown she had ordered. was furious when told it would not be read) or another two weeks. Continued on page A15 Due to the change in the size of the beer bottles and the lack of storage space at our station, we are no longer able to continue the public service of handling the returnable empties. We regret any inconvenience that may arise from this change. although we will still continue to provide the same friendly, courteous service that we have provided in the past. Tb1vIGI4f IS RED SHIELD BLITZ NIGHT. Please give generously when the Red Shield volunteer canvasser calls If vnu would like to help out by being a canvasser yourself please phone campaign headquarters THE NATIONAL RED SHIELD APPEAL 1 1 Marc Robinet & Larry Dolmage 1 rchie's Sunoco Open 7 Days a Week 24 Goderlch St. E. Seaforth, Ont. 5270881 1 FORT. .> LOVE OF U )D. GIVE. 4I F I !1 E Z iTJt RSD :.'4,1111 SEAFORTII, ON':ARIO N0( 1W0 aft TELEPHONE 527-0910 J STAIN DECKS, WOODWORK CUPRINOL° ' <s' uy 0 ) IIuro11t►\\ WOOD 1,o4a ' FENCES .t' LESS PRESERVERS. AND OFTEN STAINS 11111 .- la � \ -- ALL EXTERIOR WITH AND SAVEi.'. ' 25% BUY ONE GET THE 2ND AT HAIR PRICE — • PENETRATES • PRESERVES • BEAUTIFIES ~ � • WATER REPELLANT W i ry w •u r Frt 4t Y 47,............ tt ill_e— ' c, APPU€B TO 4L/1 gat, t t 4 r��'1'r PRODUCT OF a ■ _, EQUIVALENT VALUE OFFER GOOD FROM MAY 14 TO MAY 26, 1984 CUPRINOLp ... IT'S IN THE WOOD FOR GOOD /®,—/®,®/-,-,-/-,-,-,-,-/-,-/-,-,-, -, A. -NOTICE- He is to be replaced by Father Stan Soitysik Mitchell; high lady, Mary Huether; low man, who is a Michaelite Father and comes from Edith Baker (playing as a ,man); low lady, London. The transfer takes place May 21. Mary Clarke; most zeros, Wilma Heming- FANSHAWE COLLEGE GRAD way, lone hands, Jeanne Ireland; birthday Graduation exercises were held at Fan- nearest to Apr. 30 wasLowe; lucky shawe College on Friday, Apr. 27 when Brian table number 2 with Sarah Steenson, Ethel Deitner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Deitner of Long, Dick Stephenson, Wilbur Turnbull. RR1 Ethel graduated from the Auto Body The WI ladies sold tickets on a cushion, a Course. He is presently employed with floral arrangement and a kitchen grannie McNeil's Auto Body, Brussels. with the proceeds, going to the cancer fund. WOMEN'S INSTITUTE NEWS The following were winners: cushion -Marie On Monday, Apr. 30, the Brussels Majestic McTaggart; floral arrangement, Carl McLel- Women's Institute held their dessert euchre Ian, kitchen grannie, Evelyn Brey. to end the Cancer campaign. Mrs. Frieda The evening'closed with Mrs. Doris McCall Pipe and Mrs. Alice Brothers played music on thanking eferyone for their contributions and the piano while the people were arriving. for making it an enjoyable evening. Mrs. Peggy Cudmore welcomed everyone to WED IN ENGLAND the dessert euchre. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ritchie, their son Bob After lunch cards were played. The and wife from Brantford and daughter Bonnie following are the winners: high man, Jack and husband of Wroxeter arrived home on Apr. 28th from England. They attended the wedding of their son ,Kenneth William to Kristin Harvey Aide! daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Alde from Adelaide South Australia. The ceremony took place in the John Bunyan Baptist Church, Kingston on Thames Surrey. After a short honeymoon in Ireland the newlyweds will return to Saudi Arabia, where they both are currently employed. While abroad the Ritchie family took the opportunity to tour England and Scotland prior to the wedding. PLANT, BAKE SALE The majestic Women's Institute will hold a plant and bake sale on Friday, May 11 at 2 p.m. in the library. The Brussels and District Horticultural Society will meet in the library on Monday, May 21, at 8 p.m. Members wishing to order plants, please bring orders to the meeting. Former Cranbrook area resident dies MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Mrs. Lillian R. Crookshanks, 87, of Stratfgrd, died May 1. She was born on ninth concession of Grey Twp., a daughter of the late John Dark and Katharine Engel. She had lived in Stratford over 50 years. She is survived by her husband, Tom Crookshanks, one daughter, Margaret, Mrs. Karl Morganroth of London, two grandchild- ren, one brother, Alex Dark of Huronview, Clinton, and two sisters, Edith, Mrs. Percy Roulston, and Carrie, Mrs. Lawrence Quer- engesser, both of Stratford. Funeral service was on May 3 at the Central United Church. Ross Engel is a cousin of the deceased. The sympathy of the community is extended to the family of the late Luke van Donkersgoed. His brother Gerald returned to Vancouver and sisters Christine to Guelph and Bernice to London. WI MEET Mrs. Donald Perrie attended the Officer's Conference of FWIO for secretary treasurer's at 'Waterloo University on May 1, 2, 3, The May meeting of the WI was held at the home of Mrs. Gordon Engel. President. Mrs. Jim Hart opened the meeting. Mrs. Frank Workman, Mrs. Hart and Mrs. Donald Perrie are delegates to the District Annual. A thank you from the Callander Nursing Home was read, also lnvitadons to Fordwich on Thursday, May 10 APPLIANCE REPAIRS Large or small, we'll fix thorn all.... Our repair exports will have your appliances In tip top shape fast. H&N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. Sales, Service & Installation of WPipelines & Milking Parlours 887-6063 R . #4 WALTON at 7:30 and to Brussels Public Library for an appreciation night for all volunteers, by the staff of Callender Nursing Home. Moncrieff WI have invited Cranbrook WI to Join them in a bus trip to Caledonia on, June 15. Mrs. Jim Minielly gave a report on the rural seminar held in Brussels and invited the members to the 4-H open house at Wingham on May 9. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler was in charge of current events. The conveners of family and consumer affairs gave a film presentation "Family Living' and Mrs. Clare Veatch conducted a quiz on the film. Mrs. John Vanass was auctioneer for the sale of plants contributed by the members from which approximately S19 was raised. The June meeting is to be at the Grey Coil Us Today At PECK APPLIANCES '1N THE HEART OE DOWNTOWN VARNA' VARNA 482.7103 JOGGING TYPE SHOES VERY GOOD SELECTION! OF STYLES d. SIZES MEN'S . > .... u 111.94 to 129,48 LADIES -'8, R0YS` s11 °a tcs 32�w CHILDREN'S, to 124,1 2 STORES IN SE!U L'J DOWNTOWN LONDON 129 DGERN330 CLARENCE AT MARKET AT YORK Township office. - Refreshments were served by Mrs. Veatch, Mrs. L. Knight and the hostess. HONOR FORMER RESIDENTS On Saturday morning, a small group of Cranbrook friends and neighbors were finally able to get to8ether to present the community glftsr tb' Jean and Earl burin' who moved to Listowel several months ago. A decorated cake expressed the residents' sendinents, "Cranbrook hasn't been the same since you left Jean and Earl." After coffee and:cake Mr. and Mrs. Dunn were presented with a "Wallace McKee" painting of a horse and buggy, a gift certificate for a new Huron County Atlas; and an arrangement of flowers. A social hour followed the presentation. SHORT SHOTS by Evelyn Kennedy If you are attempting a task that Is beyond your strength, or are faced with problems you are unable to cope with alone, do not be too proud to accept help or support and comfort from others in time of trouble or sorrow. The bicentennial will not go by unmarked in Brussels. Plans are well underway and committees are busy arranging for the July 1st weekend festivities. The kick-off for the celebrations has already taken place. A dance was held last Saturday evening and was attended by a large crowd with representa- tives from Brussels, Morris and Grey Councils in attendance. With Ruth Sauve and Max Watts, chosen at the dance, as King and Queen, to reign over the festivities. things are sure to be kept humming. Residents of Brussels and surrounding areas can look forward to numerous events of interest to entertain them. The New York islanders, with their 4-1 win over the Canadiens on Saturday will have the opportunity to be five time winners of the Stanley Cup. The Montreal team deserve credit for their all-out efforts, to the very end of the series in spite of the desperate frustration they must of felt. The consistent dose checking and strong defense of the Islanders, along with the perfrormance of goalie Billy Smith and his infamous whacking stick were just too much for the Canadiens, It remains to be seen if the Edmonton Oilers can overcome the skilful tactics of the Islanders and bring the Stanley Cup back to Canada. A lady, asking in a fashionable dress shoppe when she could picked up the new gown she had ordered. was furious when told it would not be read) or another two weeks. Continued on page A15 Due to the change in the size of the beer bottles and the lack of storage space at our station, we are no longer able to continue the public service of handling the returnable empties. We regret any inconvenience that may arise from this change. although we will still continue to provide the same friendly, courteous service that we have provided in the past. Tb1vIGI4f IS RED SHIELD BLITZ NIGHT. Please give generously when the Red Shield volunteer canvasser calls If vnu would like to help out by being a canvasser yourself please phone campaign headquarters THE NATIONAL RED SHIELD APPEAL 1 1 Marc Robinet & Larry Dolmage 1 rchie's Sunoco Open 7 Days a Week 24 Goderlch St. E. Seaforth, Ont. 5270881 1 FORT. .> LOVE OF U )D. GIVE.