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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1982-12-01, Page 19THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 1, 1982 ssels Post Morris honours councillor Correspondent MRS. L. STONEHOUSE • 887-9847 Mr. Dale Lamont of Hen- sall spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont. The Belgrave Children's choir presented their first concert Sunday afternoon" in, .the East Wawanosh Public School conducted by Mr— George Cull. Their om- Manist was M Judy orton. The joint se ice for Lay- manaSunday i the Belgrave United church, November 28 was taken by Kathy and Aileen Underwood of RR 1, Windham, assisted by Gary Adams, Beth and Bill Stock- ton and Michael Gaunt, all of Hanover. Through song, drama, scripture and prayer this enthusiastic group of young people presented a • very challenging message in their service which had as a theme "Hey, I'm not Religious, 1 just love the Lord". Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby entertained the Morris Township Council at their home Friday evening, November 26. During the evening pre- sent members of the council presented retiring councillor Clare Van Camp with a small gift in recognition of his four years of service in the council. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone- house visited Sunday even- ing with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth MacDonald of Tees - water . ees-water. We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Danny McBurney and Jason. who have recently moved to our village. Mrs. Rob Roy of Lakefield spent last week visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson and sister and Brother-in-law,. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Ball of Hanover. Nine tables were in play at the weekly euchre which was held at the W.I. Hall on Wednesday evening, No- vember 24. Winners were: high lady, Mrs. Laura Johnston; most Ione hands, . Mrs. George Drehmann; low lady, Mrs. Herb Clayton; high man, Gordon Walker; most lone hands, George Inglis; low man, William Gow. There will be euchre again Wednesday. December I. A shoot party will be held Thursday, December 9 start- ing at 8:00 p.m. Everyone is welcome. Mrs. James Hunter, pres- ident of the Wo- men's Institute, opened the November meeting with the poem, "Thought for the Day". The Opening Ode was then sung, followed by everyone repeating the Mary Stewart Collect and the sing- ing ot 'O t_anada". The president gave a spe- cial welcome to the visitors. The roll call, "A short poem or quotation remembered from school days," . was answered with many inter- esting and humorous memor- ies. Mrs. Clare Van Camp read the minutes of the October meeting and gave the financ- ial statement. The corres- pondence was then read. Mrs. Walter Scott gave the detailed account of the area convention. It was agreed to send donations to Family and Children's Service and the War Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Norman Coultes led in two songs and announced the motto, "Let's learn from each other". She introduced the speaker, Mrs. S Jean Schoebl, who chose as her topic "Childbirth". The topic was choosen as the attitudes and experiences 71/ LIVE -ENTERTAINMENT This FRIDAY ft SATURDAY iiiiipmmumemsemossumssul MITCHELL'S WM TWO BLUE ot mature people are passed on to others. She explained that bonding between mother, father and baby is very important and` she talk- ed about research being done to detect abnormalities in the fetus. Pregnant women should avoid smoking, drinking and drugs because of the harmful effects they may have on the unborn child, she cautioned. Everyone then had a chance to 'explain her gift ideas and Christmas ideas which were on display. The December meeting will be held December 114 in the W.I. Hall. It will take the form of a potluck supper and members may bring husband or a friend . The offering and pennies for friendship were taken. The meeting closed with the singing of "God Save the Queen" and grace. Mrs. Coultes and Mrs. Richard Moore served lunch. Walton WI to hold pot luck Correspondent - MRS. ALLAN McCALL 887-6677 W.I. MEETING Guests were present from Blyth, Londesboro and Sea - forth at the November meet- ing of the Walton Women's Institute on Wednesday eve- ning. 1st Vice president Mrs. Ken McDonald welcomed everyone then read a poem. "The Clock of Life" following the opening exercises. Mrs. Lavern Godkin was pianist. Godkin. In the correspondence a card of thanks was read from Town and Country Home - Makers. Roll call was answer ed by members on "Do you believe resolutions are effec- tive and why?". Mrs. Jim Axtmann gave a motto: "You pledge to your- self' written by Mrs. Alvin McDonald. There were six tables of Court Whist in play with prizes •awarded to high for pink cards Mrs. Mildred Traviss, low -Mrs. Marion Wright, BIyth. High for white cards•Mrs. Jean Keys. Sea - forth: low -Mrs. Annie Reid. The committee of Maxine Marks; Marion Godkin: Ruth Axtmann, Alberta Hudie and Lavina Watson served re- freshments following the In- stitute Grace. UNITED CHURCH NEWS Sunday morning at Duff's United Church greeters were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fraser. Organist was Mrs. full report as delegate to the Area Convention in Arthur. Margaret Shortreed and Ruth Axtmann will attend a work- shop on "More sense than dollars" at holmesville. De- cember 8, when ladies in the community will be able to, take it in theiNew Year. The December meeting is to start with a pot -luck meal at 6:30 p.m.. December 15th. There is to be an exchange of gifts valued at $2. Each member is to bring somebody with them as a guest to the meeting. As convenor of Resolu- tions. Mrs. Harold Bolger took charge of the program. Mrs. Harvey Craig gave the CLASSIFIED 1 Coming Events DECEMBER 5. 1:30 "p.m. Joint Advent Carol Service. Special music from St. John's Anglican Church and Brus- sels Mennonite Fellowship. Plenty of carol singing. Brus- sels Mennonite Fellowship welcomes you. 1-86- I TURKEY Bingos. Brussels Legion Hall, Friday. Decem- ber 3. Friday. December 10, Friday. December 1'. 14 regular games. 3 specials at S25.00 each. 1 Share -the - Wealth. Door prize. Admis- sion 51.50. Extra cards 25c or 5 for 51.00. 8 p.m. sharp. Under the auspices of the Brussels Branch 218 of the Royal Canadian Legion. I.86-3 1 Coming Events Thc family of Mr. and Mrs. Melville Jacklin cordially in- vite all friends. neighbours and relatives to honour their parents on their 50th wedding anniversary at an Open House at the parents' home in Brussels on Dec. 5. 1982 from 2-5. p.m. Your presence is a lasting gift. No gifts please. 1-85-2 11 Articles for Sale SPLiT firewood for sale. Hard maple. Phone Tim Fritz 88'- 6715. i1-86-1 CHRISTMAS Trees for sale. Pine. Spruce and Balsam. Glen Casemore 'h mile east of Rolf course on golf course road. Phone 35'-1498. R. R.4. Win ¢ham . 1 1-86-S t e—I—/—s—s—o—e—s—e—s— a—/—/—, H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. Soles, Service 8 Installation of Pipelines & F,D, Milking parlours $$7-6063 R.R• 4 WALTON Awe e-ees. e—.—eAmy e� -carve®e aw e-est—e-a—e—e—a—e-et Ship your Livestock WITH Art Heffron Blyth SHIPPER FOR UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO livestock Marketing Division Ontario Stockyards. Toronto PHONE BY 8 A.M. 5234221 Yea�i—e-a an, eJP. e -e Mir see ac 13% GUARANTEED INVESTMENT CERTIFICATES 5 Year Anni,al Intorpst Rates Sub er,' elSTANDARD TRUST 237 Josephine St., Wingham, Ontario Telephone 357-2022 OPEN 9 a m to 5 p.rfi. Monday to Thursday. Friday tin 6 pm 15 Property for Rent 200 acres for rent in Brussels area. Phone 887-6116.15-85-2 24 Card of Thanks Thc family of the late Joseph Black wish to express their sincere thanks and apprecia- tion to relatives. friends and neighbours for their kind- ness, cards of sympathy. flordl tributes. and memorial donations during the loss of a dear father. and grandfather. Special thanks to Rev. Innis. Dr. Bozvk and the nurses at Wingham General Hospital. Also thank you very much to all the pallbearers. Watts Funeral Home and the ladies of Melville Presbyterian Church who served lunch. An extra special thank you to Cliff Riley and Janie Prescott for all their help and kind- ness. Your kindness will always be remembered. The Black Family 24-86-1 I would like to thank my friends and relatives for the many cards. visits, gifts and treats 1 received while 1 was a patient in Wingham Hospital. Special thanks to the nurses on second floor. Vera Hastings 24-86x1 Many thanks to our friends and neighbours of the Mon- crieff community for a card party held in our honour to mark our moving to Monkton. We sincerely appreciate the oil painting and gift of money. As well as Murray's wallet and money. Your thoughtful- ness will always be remem- bered. Ron. Doris and Murray McLean "$4.86x1 We wish to say thank you to our relatives. friends and neighbours svho attended our 25th anniversary and foar� the gifts. cards and best wi4hes. A special thank you to our family Joanne. Greg. Murray and Sherry. Also to Bill and Ruth Osborn's family Barb. Dave. Brenda. John. Doug, Jayne. Don and Bonnie who worked together on this com- bined surprise celebration. Thc mock wedding was great - I. enjoyed. Ron and Doris McLean 24-86x1 2' In Memoriam BAKER: 1n loving memory of a (lc ar husband Joseph Baker ho passed away Nov. 28.. 1961 in Brussels. I Ike falling leaves the years go hy. But. loving memories never die. He lives with me in memory still. Nat just today but always will. Fver remembered by wife Ann Baker. 25.86-1 Margery Huether. Ushers were: Allan Serle, Douglas Fraser and lan Wilbee. Wor- ship for the First Sunday in Advent was in charge of the Rev. Charles A. Swan. The sermon was "Feeling For and With," when he lit the first candle. Advent says to us there is hope. The chat with the children was on Faith. Rev. Swan sang a solo. "He„ leadeth Me". with the congregation jpining in with chorus. The scripture lessons from Ezekiel 3:1-15 and He- brew 4 was read by Mrs. Dianne McCallum. Next Sunday will be Com- munion and Bible Sunday with the monthly unified board meeting to be held at 8 p.m. Hosts Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mc -Gavin. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss were Dr. Brian and Mrs. Traviss, Allison and Leslie. Waterloo and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Moffett and Brett of Guelph. ' In Clinton Hospital this past week were Wilfred Shortreed and W.J. Leeming. Mrs. Viola Kirkby spent a couple of days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Machan, Goderich with her grand- children who returned home with her for the weekend while their parents were away at a convention. Mrs. Laura Stewart, Sea - forth visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDon- ald. An Expositor Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? 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