The Brussels Post, 1972-03-22, Page 8Brosseh
churches
are active.
Brussels. United church was
busy with activity this past week
when representatives of the
Church Directories of Canada
returned the proofs of the pic-
tures taken two weeks ago. It
was at this time the people made
their selection of the picture
that would appear in the Cen-
tennial Church Directory, which,
will be printed and ready for
distribution the week of the Brus-
sels.Centennial celebrations.
Donald Dunbar has taken over
the duties as organist of the
Church, during the absence of
the regular organist, Mrs. John
Bryans. The Church expressed
appreciation for the services
rendered by Mr. Dunbar.
A good congregation attended
Worship Sunday, to hear the mus-
ical band 4,Leithe" on their sec-
ond appearance at the Church
this year. The congregation was
pleased with the music and songs
presented by the band and look
forward to their return again
in April.
The Church will be welcom-
ing new members to its fellow-
ship on Palm Sunday. Seven ad-
ults will be received by con-
firmation and two by transfer
from other churches.
MELVILLE CHURCH
Children of the Church met
in the Sunday School room during
the church service on Sunday
morning. ,,Can A Little Child
Like Me" was sung followed by
a prayer by Joan Cardiff and the
Bible reading, St. John 12, by
Donelda Stiles. Joan Mair and
Mrs. Clarence Bishop read stor-
ies, after which all went to
classes.
Smiles•• e
Most knocking is done by
folks who don't know how to
ring the bell.
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Scanning
the Weeklies,
By Lee Hee
In scanning the Qoderich Signal Star we note that a
Meeting of the local association for the Mentally Retarded
is Scheduled Monday, March 20th at 8 p. The
Gocierich Lions ,Club had ae their special guest speaker
at their meeting Thursday during. Education Week the
Deputy Minister of Education for Ontario, Ed. Stewart.--
Plans are being formulated to replace classrooms built
in 191Q at Victoria public School.
Stephen Township Tuesday night, according to the
Exeter Times-Advocate, took definite steps to curb the
problem of dogs running at large at. Huron Park, The
township dog control by-law is being updated and a dog
control officer was hired. Harvey Hillman, a resident
of Huron Park was named as dog control officer and
enforcer of the by-law. --Area residents this week
reported seeing "balls of fire" in the skies to the south
west. A check by the local OPP detachment with their
counterparts in Forest determined that it was probably
due to the fact the Armed Forces were using the firing
range at Camp. Ipperwash.
The Blyth Standard reports that the Blyth Tykes won
the championship Saturday when they pulled two upsets
against Belgrave and Lucknow teams.--- Fire, whipped by
gusting winds destroyed a barn containing 450 hogs near
Londesboro. Farm owner was Murray Adams, Damage
was estimated at $30,000. ---The Hayfield Pee Wees won
the Championship Trophy and Gorrie took the Novice
Championship Trophy in the recent Blyth Hockey
Tournament.
The Milverton Sun reports that Mr. and Mrs. Fred
W, Schmidt, Gadshill, marked their golden wedding anniver-
sary recently.
Hockey tournaments seem to be the order of the day with
the Lockridge Memorial Midget Tournament slated for
Tuesday and the Young Canada Week being held at Goderich.
According to the Wingliam Advance-Times, members of
the billeting committee in wingham are looking to billet
some 448 players. --- Loss estimated at $30,000 from a
fire in Morris Township. Some 120 head of cattle were
removed to safety. Fred McGee, a volunteer fireman, was
injured during the blaze and was removed to Wingham and
District Hospital. -- Mowbray Construction Ltd. of Wing-
ham was awarded the contract for the required changes
to the old post office, site of the planned day care centre.
The Mitchell Advocate reports that in the recent hockey
tournament the McFadden-Heimpel trophy, presented by
Ted Heimpel, went to Douglas Anstett of Seaforth for the
outstanding player in the tournament. He had five goals
and three assists. He was also selected by the tournament
committee for the week next summer at the Billy Harris-
Dave Keon Hockey School at St. Catharines.
Peter Daters, Zurich, was presented with the Chamber
of Commerce Trophy in 4-H Calf Club competition, accord-
ing to the Zurich Citizens News, during the annual Rural-
Urban Chamber of Commerce Night. Gordon Hill, presi-
dent of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture, was guest
speaker.---Bayfield Village Council set the mill rate for
1972 at their regular meeting Monday evening The rate
19'72 will be 25 mills residential and 27 mills com-
mercial.
Max E. Malpass of Clinton, has been named successor
to John Livermore who will retire as town clerk next
month. Mr. Malpass has had seven years of experience
in the field in Westminister Township before it amalga-
mated with London. He is presently employed by the
Huron County Board of Education.
Cameron Proctor will remain as deputy-clerk, a position
he has held for the past year.
The Teeswater News relates that five generations met
recently at the home of Mrs. Mary Dickison, Teeswater.
They included Mrs. Dickison; her daughter, Mrs. Josie
(Cerson) Griffin of Fenton, Michigan, her great grandson,
Larry Cerson; her grandson, Doug. Cerson, both of
Wingham and two great great grandsons, Chris and Dougie
Gerson, sons of Larry.
The Lucknow Sentinel relates that Mr. Joe Conley, 88
year-old Lucknow resident who lives alone, was terrorized
by two unknown assailants in the early hours of Sunday
morning. They pulled him from his bed about 3 a.m.
demanding money. He told them he had none in the house.
They got some loose change and after searching the
drawers and cupboards they departed. Mr. Conley said
he could not identify the intruders as they used a flash-
light. They were in the house 15 to 20 minutes.
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