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BRUSSELS AND AREA
'Sally.. Ann' visits Callar edea ho c►
Doug and Debbie Trollope, Activity Director, Several other members are recuperating at
Brussels Correspondent A film was shown and Mrs,. Struke and Mrs, home.
EDNA McLELLAN i'rollope gave interesting talks, Tickets are to be sold and a draw held in the
887.9084 Jean Evans and Karen Cardiff led the future.' Closing lodge the members then
discussion group on Friday, prepared the hall for district meeting, .on
Lottie NlcCutcheon spent the afternoon Wednesday.
with her daughter-in-law Barb McCutcheon. Wednesday afternoon Past Noble Grilnds
Jack Cathers was transferred to University of Huron District No, 23 held their meeting in
Hospital in London where he had surgery on the Lodge hall. This meeting was conducted
his hip. Everyone is wishing Jack well and by D.D,P. Leona Connelly with ;about 50
back to the home soon. members present. Reports were given•,from
each lodge. D.D.P. Mrs. Connelly then gave
a report of her very busy term. The incoming
D.D.P, Lyla Smith of Exeter was introduced.
Following the meeting each lodge entertain-
ed for a portion of the program, Brussels
Noble Grand and her assistants served a meal
to all present.
CHURCH NEWS
On Sunday the Brussels United Church had
as their worship celebration The Lord Is
King! Be Glad Earth! Rejoice! All You
Islands of the Seas! Rev. Charles Carpentier
took the sermon, Prayers were said. for Jim
Bremner, Elvin McWhirter, and Nettie
Bartley who are in W ingham Hospital and
Roberta Simpson who is in Stratford
Hospital
On May 4 Confirmation will take place at
Ethel United Church. May 11 is Mother's Day
and the Sacrament of Baptism will be held.
May 25 is Fl wer Sunday in Ethel;,and
Brussels Churches. June 1 Confirmation at
Brussels United Church, June t1 the Congre-
gational Picnic at Brussels Park. There will be
an outdoor service at 11 a.m. June 15 is
Father's Day and June 22 is mid -summer
communion.
The Salvation Army of W ingham held the
weekly church service Sunday at the
Callander Nursing Home.
Monday afternoon bingo was played and in
the evening the Salvation Army representa-
tives Doug and Evelyn Purdy paid a visit.
Jack Cathers fell Monday evening coming
from the dining room, and a report from
W Ingham Hospital stated he had a broken
hip.
Cards were enjoyed by the residents on
Tuesday and the Cranbrook Institute held the
monthly birthday party,. Gordon Grant was
the only resident with a birthday in April. A
gift was given to Mr. Grant from the ladies.
There were 'games, hats, lots of songs and
laughs for everyone. Lunch was served after.
On Wednesday Caravan Clothes paid a
visit. A fashion show followed with many of
the residents and staff taking part. Residents
were able to shop right at home.
Ethel Fischer received news of a new
grandson. Her son Gerald and his wife had a
new baby boy.
Maggie Griffith spent the afternoon with
her niece Elizabeth McKercher of James-
town.
Lottie McCutcheon went out for lunch with
her daughters Esther and Marg.
Thursday the home hosted a "Spring Get
Together" for all those who worked with the
elderly. This was hosted by Yvonne Struke,
LODGE NEWS
There was a good attendagceat the regular
meeting of Morning. Star RebekahLodge.
Noble Grand Barbara Watts conducted the
meeting. A number of members will
accompany D,D.P, Leona Connelly to Sea -
forth April 28. A good number also accepted
an invitation to attend the chicken dinner
sponsored by Oddfellows April 29. Plans for
Variety Fair in the Lodge Hall May 3 at 1:30
p.m, were completed. Several members
offered to assist Oddfellows in the booth at
the 'Trade Fair May 2, 3 and 4 where hospital
equipment, which is loaned to anyone in the
area to use at home is on display. An
invitation to attend a Friendship Meeting of
Ruth Rebekah Lodge, Stratford May20 and a
Bluewater Shriners Club dinner in Brussels
on October 18 were received. A lovely
Rebekah floral wreath was on display. This
was donated by a member to be used at the
funeral home for a deceased member. A
picture of same and a plaque will be hung in
the Lodge hall in memory of the late P.D. D.P.
Jessie Little.
Winnifred Edgar is still in hospital.
Local children winners at science fair
Belgrave Correspondent
MRS. LEW IS STONEHOUSE
887-9487
Heather Campbell, daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. Ralph Campbell, Tom Cull, son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Cull, Ben Barnes, son of
Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes, were three out
of four top winners from Huron County who
will be going to the Canada Wide Science Fair
in Calgary, Alberta the first part of May.
They participated in East Wawanosh
Science Fair the week of March 24. The top
winners from East W awanosh went on to
participate in the county -wide Science Fair
held at the Central Huron Secondary School
in Clinton on April 18 and 19.
EUCIIRE RESULTS
Fourteen tables were in play at the weekly
euchre held in the Women's Institute Hall
Wednesday.
Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Jim
Coultes; novelty lady, Mrs. Wilfred Caslick;
low lady, Mrs. Bill Pardon; high man, John
Currie; novelty man, Robert Grasby and low
man. Herr Clayton
There will be euchre tonight starting at 8
P. m.
A potluck supper will be held on
Wednesday, May 7 starting at 6:30 p.m.
followed by euchre. Everyone is welcome.
PEOPLE
A number of ladies from the Belgrave
United Church W omen attended the Thank -
offering service at Brussels United Church
Sunday evening. Bonnie Lamble of the
Walton-Bluevale charge was the guest
speaker.
Cecil Millagin of Minden spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry and family of
Londesboro and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Geiger of
Ustowel were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Hanna.
Elizabeth Procter visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Procter and family for
one week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Logan, Kevin and
Trevor of Wyoming were visitors on the
weekend with their parents Mrs. Cliff Logan
and Mr. and Mrs. George McGee.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Montgomery of Guelph
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
W ightman.
Mr. and Mrs. Glyn Wide, Kimberly,
Jennifer and Trevor of Hamilton spent the
weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Garner Nicholson.
Agnes Youngblut, who has been a patient
in University Hospital, London, was transfer-
red to Wingham and District Hospital
recently.
Elizabeth Procter is spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mayberry and
family of Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Coultes of WIngham,
Mrs. George Martin and Mrs. Kenneth
Wheeler, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Don Rae, Jamie and Ian of Guelph on Sunday,
April 20. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, Erica
and Monica of Alliston were also visitors at
the same home.
Congratulations to Heather Campbell,
Tom Cull and Ben Barnes on winning the trip
to Canada -wide Science Fair at Calgary,
Alberta.
Knox Group sponsors 'Slays Day'
Cranbrook Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887.6645
The Youth group'ef Knox Presbyterian
Church sponsored a slave day on April 19. A
lot of fun took place as people bid for the
slaves. The young people were very good
workers and everyone agreed they would be
quite willing to buy them again In the fall.
The Cranbrook "Know How's" entertain -
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ed their mothers and Women's Institute
members to a spaghetti supper on April 22 in
the Community Centre. Punch was served
and Heather Perrie welcomed the guests and
invited them to the table. The 4-11 grace was
sung and lenders Grace van Donkersgoed and
Marilyn Engel served the spaghetti, along
with salad, rolls and relish. The 4-H members
served tea and pie. Heather called the roll
and each member introduced their mother,
Jean Lacking Introduced the club leaders. Ail
were divided Into two groups and the
questions from the fifth meeting were used in
a contest. Carrie Grisdale was scorekeeper
for the contest. Bev Hart thanked all for
coming and Kathy Workman thanked the
club for the supper and evening. Peter
Workman was responsible for the flower
arranging.
The Foresters had their last euchre of the
season on Friday with 16 tables playing.
W inners were: higlt tsabelle Bremner, Cliff
Hoegy; low - [au Raynard, Gordon Hanna,
lone hands, Shirley Versteop, Wilfred
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Jeanne Ireland; birthday • Ross Stephenson,
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Crawford, Keith Turnbull. Winners in the
beef draw were: Merle Bowes. quarter of
beef; Ken Anderson, quarter beef; Bill
Coutts, ham; Grace Stewart, smoke detector.
.loan Smith, a grade 12 student of the
Listowel District Secondary School was one of
five chosen to compete in a safety contest to
be held at Mississauga May 6 and 7. staying
overnight at the Ramada Inn.
Several landmarks are disappearing in the
community. Rite in 1985 the Noble house was
torn down and recently tho barn on thcformer
Cameron property, now owned by Chas..
Terpstra.
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