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Trappers meet in Belgrave
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•.• MRS. LEWIS STOREHOUSE
. 887.9847
The Huron County Trap -
Brussels
s s fire
pper's fair attendance. met at the
W.I- Hail in$elgrave April 29
with a fair attendance.
Ken Marinette and Bob
Pegg from the Natural Re-
sources gave a tack on a
. resgns
chief I Marsh showedd a
film on
film on racorothy Telfer ofoons.
Mrs. Do
° Weston spent a few days last
The Brussels fire chief has resigned from
the volunteer fire department.
A member of the brigade for 24 years, fire
chief Howard Bernard submitted his written
resignation at Brussels council Monday
evening. "I think it's time somebody new got
on," said the chief.
The resignation is effective upon the
appointment of a new chief of the 14 -man
department.
Asking the council if they would accept thg
resignation, councillor Gord Workman, re-
plying to the reeve's question, said, "If a guy
wants to quit. there's not much you can hold
him to."
A recommendation from the firemen on
appointing a new chief, will be presented at
the next regular council meeting, said Jerry
Wheeler. chairman of the fire board.
-"I've fully enjoyed working with the
firemen and the department," said the chief.
"I told my wife and she could hardly believe
it."
A reason for the chief's resignation is that
his family has moved out of town, resulting in
more time being spent away from home
during the weekends. "The job of chief is
getting more complicated all the time."
week with Mrs. Sara Ander-
son.
Ross Anderson of the vil-
lage had the misfortune of
having a fall last Wednesday
and has been confined to the
Wingham and District Hospi-
tal since then. We are pleased
to say that there were no
broken bones.
Mrs. Mildred Vannan,
Clarence Roth and Jack Mc-
Burney are patients in the
Wingham and District Hospi-
tal. Belgrave neighbours
wish then all a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Margaret Kelly of
Brussels visited Saturday af-
ternoon at the home of Mr.
and Mrs, Bert Johnston.
Mr. ',Clarence Yuill and
Mrs. Leslie Bolt visited in
Leamington with their cou-
sins Mrs, Mildred Elliott and
Miss Fdith Stokes on the
weekend.
Cranbrook'
garage sale set
ford, Morris Honeyford, low •
Roberta Simpson, Gordon
Hanna. lone hands - Mildred
Perrie, Lloyd Smith, birthday
Keith Turnbull. Lucky table
#7, lucky tallies -Alberta
Smith, Marion Kceso, Gord-
on Murray. Ruby Steiss, Mac
McIntosh, Jean Conley, Mc-
Kee Davidson, Dorothy Mar.
tin, Jean Dunn. Ralph Keifer,
Earl Mills, Mel Jacklin, Jack
Conley announced the pro-
ceeds of
ro•ceedsof this party were hcing
donated by the Foresters to
the Hall Board for repairs. He
also expressed thanks to all
ho had attended throughout
the season for their support.
Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Knight
have returned after spendtng
the winter in Florida. They
were accompanied by Mrs.
Russel Knight, Brussels.
Recent visitors with Mrs.
Ida Gordon were Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Barnes and Miss
Susan McKone. all of Lon-
don.
The garage sale sponsored
by the Ladies Aid of Knox
church has been set for June
8.
There will be a community
shower for Rosanne Engel in
the community centre on
Friday evening. May 6 at 8
o'clock.
The Cranbrpok Women's
Institute annual meeting was
held on Thursday April 7 at
the home of the president.
Mrs. Frank Workman with 11
members present.
They were reminded of the
East District annual meeting
in Gorrie on May 10.
The 4-1-1 summary day
"Ontario Heritage" will be
held for this area at Grey
Central school, Ethel, May 25
at 7 D.M.
The Huron County Health vencrs•Agriculturc and Can -
Unit Will be having an open adian Industries' - Mrs. T.
house for the p1blic at Clinton Baker. Mrs. G. Engel; Citi -
Ontario Street United Church zenship and World Affairs -
May 12 from 9:30 - 4 p.m. Mrs. `E. Workman, Mrs. F.
The annual reports were Smith; Education and Cul-
tural Affairs -Mrs. D. Perrie.
Mrs. Worktnan thanked Mrs. John Vanass; Family
everyone for help and co-op- and Consumer affairs • Mrs.
oration while she was press• C. Veitch, Mrs. Van Donkers-
dent. good; resolutions - Mrs. L.
The next meeting will be Knight, Mrs, W. Strickler.
held May 5, 8:15 at the home The Forester's held their
of Mrs. Jack Conley. final card party for the season
All ladies of the community on Fri. evening April 29 with
will be welcome to attend. 14 tables in play. In the draw
Spinning and weaving will be for a smoke detector Wilfred
demonstrated and also there Strickler was the w inner.
will be a plant exchange. High scores- Mrs. M. Honey -
The new officers for 1983 -
84 are: Past president - Mrs.
F. Workman; President -
Mrs. Jim Hart, Secretary -
Mrs. Wilfred Strickler; as-
sistant sec. - Mrs. Donald
Perrie. treasurer - Mrs. Clare
Veitch; District Director -
Mrs. Workman: Alternate
Dist. Dir - Mrs. Hart; public
relations officers- Mrs. Bert
von Donkcrsgoed. Mrs. Robt.
Locking; curator - Mrs. Leslie
Knight; Tweedsmuir Com-
mittee -Mrs. Tom Baker, Mrs.
Gordon Engel, Mrs. Fred
Smith; standing comm. con -
Pork prices lower
Continued from page 12
Thirty-three hereford heif-
ors consigned by Mac Love of
Dundalk averaging 912 lbs.
sold fur an overall price of
78.4(1.
Chilice Cows -52.00 to 56.00
with sales to 60,00
Good Cows -49.00 to 52.00
Canners & Cutters -45.00 to
49.00
Heavy bulls traded to 63.00)
All weights of pigs sold
lower •
3010 40 Ib. pigs traded to a
high of 41.25.
40 to 50 Ib. pigs to a high of
52.00
50 to 60 Ib. pigs to a high of
60 to lb. pigs to a high of
66.00
'Oto 80 Ib. pigs to a high of
-5.00
Spring is theme
Continued from page l..
St. John's Masonic Lodge
284 and visiting Masonic
members from other lodges
attended Melville Presbyter-
ian Church Sunday morning.
Scriptures were read by Wor-
shipful Master Leslie Knight
and Immediate Past Master
Fred Uhler,
Lunch was served in the
church basement to Masonic
members and their wives.
ST. AMBROSE
Recent First Communi-
cants at St. Ambrose were
Amy. Chris and Dennis Tcrp-
stra. Jeff Maas. Monica
Ryan. Bobby Van Nes, Jer-
ome and Timothy Kumprey
and Peter Albers.
The executive for the ('WE.
was installed In a ceremony
following 9:30 a.m. Mass
with Pres. - Margaret Van
Nes: 1st Vice Pres. • Joanne
Phalcn; Rec. Sec. Anne Ryan;
Corresponding sec. - Hannic
Tcrpstra: Treasurer Cathy
1 erpstra.
Baptisms at the May 1
Mass were Matthew Ross,
son of Ross and Fran McCall
and .lodv Catherine. daugh-
ter of Paul and Debbie Blake.
The annual meeting of St.
Amhr'nseCW1.was held April
13 at the Legion Hall. Brus
sols. with 14 regular mem
hers and four guests in
attendance A beef dinner
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was followed by instrumental
numbers on the electric gui-
tar by Tim Nolan. aceompa•
Hied by Anne Kernaghan.
Dianne Van den brook,
Mary Anno and Anne Marie
Tcrpstra gave the speeches
delivered earlier in public
speaking competition.
Annual reports were given.
Award of merit and perfect
attendance awards were
given to Irene Blake.
Ten tables were in play at
the weekly euchre which was
held in the W.I. }fall on
Thursday, April 26.
Winners were: High Lady -
Mrs. Jas. R. Coultes, Novelty
Lady - Mrs. Minnie Arm-
strong. Low -Lady - Mrs.
Verena Bone. High Man -
Mel Jacklin, Novelty Man -
Mrs. William Black (playing
as a man); low man - Herb
Clayton.
A potluck supper Is plan-
ned for Wednesday evening
May 4 starting at 6 p.m.
followed by euchre at 8.
Everyone is welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad
Smithson of Downsview visit-
ed on the weekend with her
sister Mrs. Robert Procter.
On Sunday. April 24 they, all
attended the christening of
Sherry Lynn. infant daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Zettler of ('hepstow. Over 42
relatives attended the christ-
ening.
A turkey dinner was held at
the hone of Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Procter of Ailsa Craig
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Dozens of Items will be auctioned at the community
hall In Brodhagen. We will have a bake sole again this
year. All these items have been donated, with
proceeds going to community protects. If you have any
Items to donate please call Milt Bode at Dublin - 345-
2032 to arrange pick-up.
"Refreshments & food available on grounds,
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Mon. to Pr1. 9:30 to 11:110
Saturday 11:50 to 6:00
on April 17, in honour of their
little daughter Andrea and
her grandmother Procter's.
birthdays. Those attending
were Donald Procter of RR 5
Brussels, Miss Marlene Mc-
Gee of Wingham, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Pearson, Brus.
sets, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Bennett of London.
' A birthday party was held
on Sunday, April 24 at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Templeman of Walkerton in
honour of their aunt Dorothy
Procter's birthday when her
sister Mrs. Carl Bennett of
London and all her nieces and
nephews gathered to make
this a special day.
Mrs. Joe Dunbar and Mrs.
Garner Nicholson attended
the 36th annual meeting of
the Synodical Society of Ham-
ilton -London W.M.S. at St.
Andrew Presbyterian
Church, Owen Sound,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Nichol-
son, Sherri and Miss Leslie
Cathers of Barrie spent the
weekend with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Garner Nicholson..
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