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The Brussels Post, 1974-02-06, Page 14DONALD M. LAURIE Box INSURANCE AGENCY Auto — Commercial — Farm — Residential BOX 129, BRUSSELS. — PH. 887-9221 J. E. LONGSTAFF —OPTOMETRIST— SEAFORTII — 527-1240 BY APPOINTMENT: ' CLINTON (Monday Only) — 482-7010 ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Witch-and Jewellery Repairs -- We Sell and Service — BULOVA ACCUTRON — WATCHES — 3 Stores -- SEAFORTH CLINTON — WALKERTON 527- ANN Ibwi Agric 12th, 8:30 McCi McGavin's Farm Equipmeni We Specialize in a Complete Line of FARM EQUIPMENT `SALES and SERVICE BRUSSELS SEAFORTH • 887-6265 WALTON, ONTARIO 527-0245 WALLACE' BELL TRANSPORT PCV. CLASS FS. & F. — PHONE 887-6829 Local and Long Distance Hauling of All Livestock. Hogs Shipped Mondays and Wednesdays Ct nt, pr Fl Sl 3c to JIM CARDIFF REAL ESTATE BROKER — GENERAL INSURANCE Agent for Howick Farmers' MUNI!' Fire Insurance FIRE — AUTO LIABILITY Phones: Office 8874100 Residence 887.6164 Fil SIJ Belgrave Co-op For Feed & Fertilizer — Petroleum Pro- ducts — Hardware and Appliances — Uni- versal Milker Equipment and Cleaners. BRUSSELS WINGHAM 887-6453 357-2711 BC BI M. IN CC SEAFORD! ELECTRONICS CA SALES 4. SERVICE • TV • RADIO • HI-FI • STEREO PANY,527-1150 • 17 SPARLING STREET SEA:FORTH Sittai 'Rite. Dairy 'Systems Ltd. COMPLETE. 'LINE OF DAIRY. SYSTEMS Bruggelgt. 881,9420 — 624,1* News of Belgrave Winners speak on colds, superstitions at E. Wawanosh use of their home and the tasty lunch. U.C.W. Meets The first meeting of the U.C.W. for 1974 was held .lanuary 29th and opened with the worship service conducted by. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor and Mrs Willard Armstrong. "Standing at the portal of the opening •year" was sung. Mrs. Armstrong read the scripture from Romans chapter 8, followed by meditation and prayer by MrS. Taylor. A poem entitled "Life's Journey" closed the worship service. Past president Mrs. James Coultes called upon Rev. John Roberts to conduct the installation of the new officers. Following this Mr. Roberts spoke to the members, his subject being Spiritual Challenge and how it concerns each one. Mrs. Coultes thanked Mr. Roberts and expressed her thanks to everyone for the support given her while president. She then called on the new president, Mrs. Ross Anderson, who then conducted business. The correspondence was read which consisted of several thank-you notes. The budget ,for 1974 was presented by Mrs. • Harold Vincent. Newfoundland Conference was selected as the project to' which money will be allocated for the year. A committee of Mrs. James Coultes, Mrs. Robert Grasby, Mrs. Ross Anderson and Mrs Jack Taylor were asked to investigate prices of different materials suitable for covering the basement floor. secretary. • 'The financial statements of the church were presented byMr. and Mr s. Alex Roberston with Mrs. George McGee presenting aminiature report for the Sunday School. Elected to office were Stewards - Mrs. Ronald Coultes and Murray' Shiell, Trustee - George McGee. Offering stewards and ushers - Barry Mason, Peter McBurney. Auditors - Mrs. George McGee and Mrs. Donald Dow.Sunday School Superintendent - Donald Dow, Music Committee - Mrs. George McGee, Misses Alice Beecroft and Janet Beecroft and Jim Robertson, Observer Secretary - Gordon McBurney, Manse Committee - Mr. and Mrs. Alex Robertson. United Church Men - Ivan Dow. It was decided that May 26th be the date for the anniversary with the service in the evening. The Board of Stewards is to look into improving the general appearance of the church building. The Every family Plan of the Observer will be continued., Rev. John Roberts closed the meeting with prayer.A social period followed after which a vote L of thanks was extended to Mr. Lougheed and Mrs. Carl Lentz; and Mrs. George McGee fot the Corsages 7 Mrs. Laura Johnston, Mrs. James Coultes. Rev. Roberts took charge for the election of officerS and teachers which resulted as follows: Superintendent - George Procter; Assistant Superintendent - Clifford Coultes; Secretary - George Michie; Treasurer - Mrs. James Coultes; Auditors - George Johnston and Mrs. Laura Johnston; Librarians - Mrs. James Coultes, Mrs.Lewis Stonehouse. Teachers - Bible Class - Clifford Coultes; assistants - Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs.' Cliff Logan, Bill Stevenson, Mrs. George Michie; Intermediate Boys and Girls - Ross Anderson, Ross Procter, Murray Lougheed; Junior Girls Mrs. Laura Johnston, Mrs. Jack Taylor; Junior Boys - Murray Scott, George Procter; Junior Primer - Mrs. William McArter, Mrs. Harold Vincent; Senior Primer - Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs.' Kenneth Wheeler; Beginners - Mrs. Murray Lougheed, Miss Doreen Anderson. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Alton Huron-Perth Presbyterial to be held in Mitchell March 6th also there is to be a Forum on alcohol held in Northside United Church, Seaforth, March 27th. The World Day of Prayer for the Belgrave Community will be held March 1st in the Anglican Church. Hymn "Sun of My Soul, Thousaviour dear," was sung and Mason, Jim Beecroft, Dennis Mrs.Anderson closed the meeting Thompson, Jim McGee, Douglas with the Benediction. Shiell, Jim Robertson and Ronald , Annual Meeting The annual meeting of Knox United . Church Sunday School was held in the basement of the church. January 16 with 123 present. Rev. Roberts opened the meeting with prayer. The secretary's report was given. The average attendance was 46.4 compared with 48.9 a year ago. Attendance awards go to 19. During the year a $100.00 had been given to Missions. The Sunday School will be closed during holiday month. The Sunday School Anniversary will be held the second Sunday of June with the following committees in charge. Speaker - Mrs. Cliff Logan; Decorating - Mrs. William Coultes, Mrs. Stan Hopper, Mrs. James Lamont, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse; Music - Mrs. Murray 1 BL 114( P.. pre:, 4. PrOmpt sittiolitiOn to pair Muriel& Orders newsy deliveclei to Urn !acid Feawicei *ale i-- A1480 !tiliPREECENTrill BY *Ant' >N!11^1 Gist ROME Batusfts. Wt, a so have.deilirefieei sltrost x1 3119 0.',Harristelit rAnutr4tosi,AWOOSSO*-..11Sniecia, . . AS cLosE AS YOUR TELEPHONE LISTOWEL FLORIST' _PHONE, 2914040 and family of R.R.7, Lucknow were sunday visitors with her mother, Mrs. Stewart Procter. Mrs. Wendell Richards and her group of Rangers from Burlington spent the weekend at Bodwin„, Robert Hibberd is a patient in the Wingham and District Hospital. - Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. William Winteringham of Mitchell. • Ronald Taylor ofOntario Veterinary College, Guelph, It was decided to Send a bale of spent the week 'end with his Lady - Mrs. Ethel Holmes; Low good used clothing to London parents Mr. and rnts. Jack Lady - Mrs. Ross King; Novelty Mission Service in the spring. Taylor. Lady - Mrs. Abner Nethery; High Mrs. Anderson announced the Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lennox Man - Glen Nixon; Low Man -Orval Smith; Novelty Man Edgar Wightman. Hockey Notes The Belgrave Squirts played Lucknovv Squirts on Saturday night in the LUcknow arena with. Lucknow Scoring 4 and Belgrave 1 Calvin Brick Annual The annual Meeting of Calvin-Brick United Church was held On January 23 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George McGee With ,7 14 members present. Ivan' Dow was appointed ' 14-4'14 BRUSSELS' POSTi FEBRUARY 6 1974 Correspondent Mrs.'L.Stonehouse The ...East Wawanosh Public School held a public speaking contest on January 2Sth with two main categories including "Junior Speakers" - Grades Five and Six , also the "Senior Speakers" - Grades seven and eight. In each grade three main speakers competed in the gymnasium. In grade five the speakers were Eric Taylor, Karen Jaretzke and Sheryl Walker. In grade six the speakers were Robert Currie, Steven Nixon and Karen Coultes. The winners were 1st - Karen Coultes, 2nd - Steven Nixon, 3rd Karen Jaretzke, Karen Coutes gave her speech on "Colds", Steven Nixon gave his .speech on "Superstitions", Karen Jaretzke gave her speech on "Oliver Clark", Robert Currie gave his speech on "Rats", Erie Taylor was on "Comets", and Sheryl Walker was 'On Their Trip to Collingwood". The senior speakers from Grade Seven were Cindy Campbell, Gidget Lowther and Andrew Koopmans.' The Senior speakers from Grade eight were Lori Thompson, Marni Walsh and Alison Roberts. Cindy gave her speech on "Manners", Gidget was on "Sosquatch" and Andrew was on "World. Records In a Circus". Lori gave her speech on "Dreams", Marni was on "'her Trip out East with her family" and Alison Robefts gave her speech on "Comets". 1st Marni Walsh, 2nd Andrew Koopmans, 3rd. Lori Thompson and Alison Roberts. The Assembly was attended by many parents, students and teachers. By. April McBurney Annual Assembly Grade 6 of East Wawanosh Public School held their Assembly on Wednesday under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Mary Chamney. Geoffrey Hamilton acted as chairman. The Theme was an Operetta entitled "South of the Border". Robert Currie sang the solo "A Roving Cowboy and the solo part of "I'm going to Leave Old Texas Now". The curtain opened displaying a scene of a Mexican Fiesta at night and all the class in colourful Mexican clothing, some with musical instruments. The class sang "South of the Border" and the "Gay Caballero". Twelve pupils then danced the Virginia Reel. David Pletch took the solo part in "The Trail to Mexico" followed by "Carmen Carmela" a folk song. Grant Gnay sang a solo "Come My Dove" followed by the Mexican Hat Dance. Our last number was The Plaza and the assembly closed with God Save the Queen. by Cathy Bakelaar Twelve Tables Play Twelve tables of euchre were played in Belgrave Community Rooms last Wednesday evening. Those winning prizes were: High of Listowel, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson spent last Sunday with Mr. and ,Mrs. Randy White and Cori. Lynn of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Wintering- ham of Mitchell visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Rinn. Murray Rinn, Kimberely and Duane Kuntz, little Michelle, foster child of Mr. and Mrs. Elory Kuntz of Kitchener spent the week end with Mrs. Harry Rinn. Duane stayed for a week's holidays with his grandmother, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lichty and Wayne of MiNerton visited on Sunday with her mother, Mrs • Robert Hibberd and with het father, Robert Hibberd of Wingham and District Hospital, Mrs. Herb Wheeler was able to return to her home on Saturday after l being a patient in the Wingham and District Hosoit41, Business Directory Pri re: