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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-05-28, Page 5BRUSSELS AND AREA - J THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MAY 28, 1986 -- A5 � �o®.rvi—®yrs.wa,wvsws,�r0avar.®®r�re,vs.�rs,n►i�s.r'inrrr.rr,� 1, 1 Society rr'ainber9 comp0ses Doris McCall read a poem after which 4 -II MEWING 1 Brussels Correspondent Margaret Mei cod Lod a s ag song The Brussels 1 4-0 club held their first e EDNA McIJ;Lfl AN Marie McCutcheon introduced the speaker meeting recently about Seed to Shelf. There 887.9084 of the evening. Elaine Gotsehall of Kirkton, were eight members and tWo leaders present. Mrs, Gotsehall is a biochemist and spoke on Leanne Armstrong • was picked for' Vice 1 A poem composed by Iona Moore and read Food and Nutrition and related disease, President. The leaders assistant is Kathy by president, Alice McArter opened the May Marie McTaggart expressed thanks and Graber. Tessa Lowes became president. The 1 meeting of the Brussels and District Hortictit- appreciation to the speaker and presented secretary's position willbe filled on a rotating tura! Society. Eighteen attended. her with .a gift. basis with Cheryl Bridge assuming the 1 Minutes of the last meeting were read by Margaret McLeod sang with Alice Bro- position first, W alma Hemingway and Jean Bewley report- thers accompanying her on the piano. Draws UNITED CHURCH NEW S ed approximately $670 on hand. were made on four articles. The winners were Flower Sunday was celebrated at Brussels i There was a discussion on hiring The Weed Brenda Perrie, Jean Carpentier, Mary United Church, May 25, Man to spray and fertilize the Horticultural Huether and Marguerite Crawford. Julie Carswell gave a trombone solo, e Park. It was decided to ask around for a better NURSING HOME NEW S There were two puppet stories, offer. The Brussels Society was invited to Inez Cameron has come to live at Callander Jennifer Carswell gave a trumuet solo. Blyth on the night of May 13. Nursing Home. The second annual United Church Wo - Aa Mclarty's report of the District Annual The Presbyterians, with Rev. Jamieson, men's Lawn Sale is June 21 on Boynton's in Owen Sound was read ' by Jane White. held the weeldy church service. Margaret lawn from 9 a.m. to 3 p,m. Jean Veitch introduced Gordon Dickson of McBrien spent Mother's Day with her family The committee of Stewards will meet Juno Atwood, He spoke on "Seniors Gardens." Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller, Cranbroo c, 5 at 7 p.m, in the church parlor. The manse Mrs. Dickson discussed the preparation of Adeline Smith was out with her daughter and committee and the committee of Stewards :garden produce for eating. Jean Bewley son-in-law Bob and Isabelle Wheeler. Millie have decided to repair the roof of the Manse thanked Mr. Dickson on behalf of the society McFarlane went out with Jack and Mary Lou and the front and rear sidewalks at the church. and presented him with a gift. Fish. Lottie McCutcheon had dinner with Envelopes for donations to these projects can Mrs. Veatch made the motion the group Jack and Esther McCutcheon, Many oi' Eva be obtained from Nell Cowing or John purchase shrubs for the park gates and for the and Oliver Stewart's family visited and had Cousins. Conservation Area, seconded by Jane De tea with their parents. Afterwards their son Special dates include June 1, the Culebra- ' Vries. Ray took Eva and Oliver out for a drive, tion of Confirmation. June 8, Congregational An auction sale of plants was held with Friends visiting with Marion Leathorland on Picnic at Brussels Park and Outdoor service Jane White the auctioneer. Lunch was served Sunday were John and Vivian Spence and at l 1 a,m. Picnic lunch, games and by Helen Alexander, Luella Mitchell and family. Marie and Clarence McCutcheon and fellowship. Jeanne Ireland. the Workman family visited with Bessie The U.C.W. members will be packing a W OMEN'S INSTITUTE McCutcheon. Monday Lottie McCutcheon "bale." There is need for good used clothing. The Public Relations meeting of the was out for supper at Case and Betty's. Doug Donations maybe left in the church basement Majestic W omen's institute of Brussels was and Evelyn Purdy visited from the Salvation before June 0. EOP� W U I(NOW held in the Public School Wednesday Army. Clem and Edna McLellan were W odnesday evening with 70 people in attendance. W • L The Guides and Brownies served tea and of Mr. and Mrs. members were present from Bluevale, cooldes to the residents Tuesday, Campbell visitorsstwei tof Mrhels Cnd Mrs. Alvin McLellan,cher Cranbrook, Ethel, Walton and Moncrieff. and Faye Grant with their little granddaugh 82nd .birthday. Alice Brothers and Freda Pipe played ter visited Gordon Grant. Happy Birthday Steven Guy and Dianne several duets while the people were assem bung. Anne Smith played the piano 'Thursday Goll who celebrated their birthdays on May ThepresidentKathy Bridge, presided over and morning in the afternoondet i edeithBrothers 26. here will be a miscellaneous shower for the business. It was decided to rent a table at and Margaret McLeod entertained with their the Brussels Fair Board Garage Sale, May 24. piano playing and singing. Carla Knight, Monday, June 2 at Brussels Kathy Bridge and Jane De Vries are to look Everyone in the home was saddened by the Presbyterian Church, 0 p.m. Everyone i after it. Members are asked to bring baking death of Stella W inn. Stella was very active in welcome. or any articles to sell for this table. The the home and was vice president of the A miscellaneous shower for Peggy McLel- Majestic Women's Institute is to get an resident's council. The residents and staff land will be held Wednesday, June 4 at estimate for the cost of new floor covering in extend and sympatir hies to, Anna and Bob oneBrusswet rriess byterian Church, 0 p.m. Every - the library. Belgrave Women's Institute celebrates 75th Nicholson gave two readings, Alison Coultes, Blyth, W ingham, Lucknow, Clinton and Belgrave Correspondent accompanied by Muriel Coultes, sang two Belgrave. MRS. LEW ISSTONEHOUSE numbers. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vincent of Riverview, 887-9487 The highlight of the evening was an Now Brunswick visited on Sunday with their inspirational talk by Rev. John G. Roberts of parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Webster of The Belgrave Women's institute cele- Belgrave. His theme was "Community." Whitechurch and Mr. and Mrs. Harold brated its 75th anniversary before a large Rev. Roberts was thanked by Mrs. Mary Vince Doris Scott of Midland spent a few days last group of members and friends on May 20 in Coultes. week with Mr. and Mrs. tomo Campbell and the Belgrave Women's institute Hall. Members were reminded of the District . w ek friends. A large birthday cake was cut by Sara Annual May 26 in Belgrave; the June WEEKLY EUCHRE Anderson, the branch's oldest active mem- birthday party at the Callander Nursing Twelve tables were in play at weekly ber. She was assisted by Isobel Campbell, Home, Brussels; the East W awanosh School euchre which was held in the the weekly president and Dorothy Coultes, secretary. Graduation Banquet June 24 and the next euchre Hall,h Wednesday, held i the 21. Congratulations were received from neigh- W.1• meeting June 17 at 0:15 when the 441 ttl inners wereW high Mrs. Clarence boring branches and from Huron -Bruce members will be special guests. Hanna; rsvtr lady, lady,Olive Mr ;low lady, M.P.P. Murray Elston who also donatedoa Elizabeth Procter spent a few days last Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse; high man, Clarence picture and commemorative plaque to the week with her daughter Marjorie Procter of Hanna; novelty man, Mrs. Garner Nicholson An interesting program was introduced by y London. (playing as a man), and low man, Cliff convenor W ilrna Higgins. Ruth Higgins Holiday visitors at the home of Mr. and Menary. will be euchre this W ednesday, May played a piano solo and Margie Gordon Mrs, Harvey Edgar and Don were Edgar favored with a baton selection. Alice relatives from Tavistock, Petrolia, Brigden, 28 starting at 8 p.m. Everyone is welcome. ieniiii` VVMS biolas District High School. Allan McTaggart, Mary Hogan, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Siemer) and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warier= and boys were guests at Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knight's for Jeff and Gerald's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dickson entertained the Atwood Senior Citizen's Club May 20 on the occasion of their golden wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. W ilfrcd Striclder were guests, along with their granddaugh- ters Jennifer and Jolenda Vanass, who stepdanced during the program. Jennifer and Jolanda Vanass attended the dance recital at Teeswater on May 23 for pupils of Janis Ballagh. dir. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith visited her mother, Mrs. Dadswell in Harriston on rlirtnv The president Mrs. Leslie Knight conduct- CranbrookCorrespondent ed the business. The minutes were read by MRS. MAC F3`1GEL the secretary Mrs. Jack Knight and the 887-8845 treasurer's report by Mrs. Jim Hart. An invitation was received from Monkton • The Women's Missionary Society of Knox to their meeting today at 2 p.m. The Church held their monthly meeting May 21 at Presbyterial visitor, Mrs. Corry will attend ,the home of Mrs. Jack Knight. the next meeting on June 11 at the home of The leader Mrs. Clare Vcitch opened the Mrs. Veitch. meeting. The hymns were accompanied by Owing to the difficulty in finding a suitable i Mrs. Stewart Stciss on thefano. The date for the planned June supper the ladies scripture was read by Mrs. Jack Knight. Mrs. Aid will be canvassing the congregation for Veitch and Mrs Stuart Stevenson gave donations. The leader conducted a Bible • readings. contest and lunch was served by Mrs. Leslie Mrs. Wilfred Strickler was in charge of the Knight and Mrs. Gordon Engel. topic continuing the study on 'Native PEOPLE People" An Indian legend from the Study Dwayne Evans and Gerald Knight return- Book on "The Changing Seasons" was read cdtfromich t]a trip tok with , Ja asper horn and Banff etc. fist w I by Mrs. Donald Perris. Fire agreement by-law is passed $5.00 OFF ALL PERMS Includes shampoo, cUt & set GOOD FROM JUNE 2 TO JUNE 14188, NEW HOURS MON. 9-5 THURS. 9-9 TUES. 9-6 FRI. 9-6 WED. 9-9 SAT. 9-1 ALL STYLES 1 Main St. Seaforth Formerly Just Hair 527-0780 //� 1 1 Elsie Wlllems, Prop. 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A SEMINAR WITH BRIAN COSTELLO Town council has passed a by-law to buthorize the execution of an agreement with the townships of McKillop, Tuckersmith, Mullett and Hibbert for the establishment d operation of a joint fire area. ant will I The Seaforth Area Fire Department continue to respond to calls in the town of eaforth and will be responsible for those on Concessions 1 to 11 inclusively in the township of McKillop; Lots 1 to 25 inclusive, Concession 1, Huron Road Survey, Lots 1-19 inclusive, Coneession 2 and 3, Huron Road Survey, Lots 1 to 14 inclusive, Concession 4, 5, 6,7 and 8, Huron Road Survey, Lots i to 12 inclusive, Concession 9, Huron Road Survey and tots 29 and 31 inclusive, Concession 7, London Road Survey in the Township of Tuckersrnith; Lots 2I to 10 inclusive, Concession 1 to 14 inclusive, in the township of Hibbert; and Lots 1 to 10 inclusive, Concession 1 to 10 inclusive in the township of Hullett. A formula based on the taxable assessment plus the assessment of any property for which a grant is given in lieu of taxes, for the lands covered, divided by the taxable assessment plus the assessment of any property for which a grant is given in lieu of taxes multipled by the total net costs of protection for the year, will be used as a means of figuring payment. Other by-laws passed by council include a by-law to establish a Fire Department and a by-law to appoint George Garrick as the Chief of the Seaforth Fire Area for the area descr he3 above. Also passed was a by-law to provide for the participation of the Seaforth Fire Area Department in the County Mutual Fire Aid. That by-law gives the Seaforth Fire Area Department authorization to leave the limits of the municipality or fire area, discretion of the Chief and under the direction of the Huron County Fire Co-ordina- tor, to respond ti. calls for assistance from other Intrnicipal fire departments authorized to participate in the Huron County Mutual Fire Aid System or any other Regional, District, or CountyMutual Fire Aid systenion a reciprocal basis. SHOP r esules=sumo SEAFORTH SS; �„�o�si,i eouvor+ r Cou pE pNNUA4 � . N t\ CLIPR DAYS TICKETS SAV,„,o ,ws/u 0 , iKrmc l,.,w BLUE )ayS dp ENTER THE BLUE JAYS TICKET DRAW TOOT USE THESE COUPONS UNTIL SAT., MAY 31 AUTHOR, FINANCIAL CONSULTANT, RADIO & T.V. PERSONALITY VALUABLE COUPON WITH THIS COUPON 20% OFF ALL PURCHASES IN OUR MEN'S DEPT. Coupon valld until May 31, 1988 greafill 15,11* Maln SINE SEAFORTH , 527-0230 CLIP AND SAVE1r* • -�'E` titan Costello TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1936 SEAFORTH AND DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE DUKE STREET SEAFORTM. 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