The Brussels Post, 1980-03-12, Page 66 THE .BRUSSELS. POST, MARCH 12, 1980
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The W.M.S. was "held, at
the home of Mrs. Joseph
Dunbar on. March 3. Mrs.
Mac Scott presided and
opened with a reading. Mrs.
John McBurney and Mrs.
Dunbar took the • worship
period. Mrs. Victor
Youngblut took the topic on
native peoples, their. rights,
schools, religion and daily
problems, followed by
qeustions and discussion.
Mrs. Mac Scott read a
prayer by Chief Dan George.
Seventeen sick and shut-in
visits were recorded.
The Easter Thankoffering
meeting will be held on April
14 in the Presbyterian
Church with Mrs. Robert
McAllister of Dungannon as
guest speaker.
Mrs. Garner Nicholson
gave a scripture reading.
Mrs. Victor Youngblut
read an address to Mrs. John
McBurney in appreciation of
her years of faithful work in
the W.M.S. and she was
presented with an honorary
membership certificate.
Mrs. McBurney said a
heartfelt thank you.
Mrs. Youngblut closed the
meeting with prayer and
lunch was served by the
hostess Mrs. Dunbar.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Winnie Vincent, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph McCrea, Mr.
and Mrs. Brad Montgomery,
Tabatha and Bradley Jr. of
Blyth and Mr. Tom Chester
of Lucknow were Sunday
dinner guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Lamont
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Belgrave A.C.W. met at
the home of Mrs. Clarence
Bailie and opened with the
Invocation read by the
President, Mrs. Harold
Jardin. The scripture, taken
from first Kings, was read by
Miss Mary Isabel Nethery.
The minutes were read by
the secretary, Mrs. Clare
Van Camp and Mrs. Alex
Nethery gave the treasurer's
report.
Miss Lillian Potter read
information concerning the
persecution of Christians in
Communist countries.
Cards were signed to send
to the sick and shut-ins and
the collection was received.
Miss Potter drew attention
BELGRAVE 4-H CLUB
The "Bedside Knotters"
met March 3 at the East
Wawanosh Public"School.
The roll call was answered
by each telling how the
furnishings in their bedroom
reflect their use. Each
member made a measure-
ment to scale of he r bed-
room and its furniture.
Belgrave I "Knifty
Knotters" met March in
the Women's institute Hall.
The leaders showed
pictures of different bedroom
arrangements and members
discussed arranging bed-
room furniture.
The leaders explained the
home assignment which is to
make a scaled floor plan of
the bedroom as it is and as a
member would like it.
Babensee, Dianne, Todd and
Ben of Waterloo were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and.
Mrs. William Coultes.
Eight tables were in play
at the Beigrave Weekly
Euchre last wednesday
evening at the W.I. Hall;
High Lady- Mrs. Mildred
Stewart; Novelty Lady - Mrs,
Clarence Hanna; Low Lady -
Mrs. Mel Jacklin; High Man
George Michie; Novelty Man
Gordon Walker; Low Man -
Leslie Short.
The second line of Morris
held their euchre party at the
home of Mr. ' and Mrs.
William Elston with three
tables in play.
High Lady - Mrs. Harvey
Edgar; High Man - Larry
- Elston; Most Lone Hands
Lady - Mrs. Bert Garniss;
Most Lone Hands Man - Glen
Sellers; Low Lady - Mrs. Tom
Miller; Low Man - Earl
Sellers.
We are sorry to hear that
Mr. William Gow is a patient
in Victoria Hospital, London
and Mr. Albert Bacon is a
patient in the Wingham and
District Hospital. •
This community extends
sympathy to Mrs. Hazel
Procter in the passing of her
sister-in-law Mrs. Margaret
Kerr of Brussels.
The Women's Institute
meeting will hold their
Canadian Industry meeting
in the W.I. Hall on March 18
at 8:15 p.m. The motto-
Poems were made by fools
like me, But only God can
make a treetspeaker - Murray
Hall on Forestry. Music by
Mrs: Mildred Vainian; Lunch
- Mrs. Glenn Coultes, Mrs.
Lena Higgins and Miss
Dorothy Higgins..
to many interesting and
important articles in the
Living Message. magazine
and urged everyone to read
them thoughtfully. •
Mrs. Alex Nethery read an
article entitled "13 unlucky
or not?" and a poem "What
is a friend?"
Beigrave
beat Howick
Tri-County Pee Wee play
off Semi-Finals.
Last Tuesday night in
Beigrave : Belgrave 10,
Howick 2; On Friday Night in
Howick, Belgrave 11, Howick
3. Belgrave taking the semi-
finals two to nothing.
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Mrs, Morris St. Marie of
Surrey, B.C. visited with her
mother Mrs. Albert Bacon
and her father Albert Bacon
who is a patient in Wingham,
and District Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Malchom ,
McCammon of Islington
were Thursday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stone-
house. •
This community extends
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs,
KennOth Mason in the
passing of his mother Mrs,
John Mason of London,
Christians in Communist
countries is ACW topic