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The Brussels Post, 1974-04-10, Page 1624. Cards of Thanks 24. Cards of Thanks Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffat wish to thank all their relatives, friends and neighbors for kindnesses shown them on their 50th Anniversary. Also to thank all, Government officials for their congratulatory messages. Fond memories of this happy occasion will always be remembered. 24-19-1 The family of the late David Hastings wish to express their sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours in the sudden passing , of a dear husband, father and grandfather. Special thanks to those who so kindly sent floral tributes, cards and baking, also thanks to the pallbearers, flower- bearers, and the ladies that served lunch both at the church and in our home and to those who donated to the Heart Fund and the Legion Pipe Band. Our thanks is extended to Rev, LelDrew, Rev, McCarroll, Bill King and Alek Keifer, the Legion for their Memorial service, to the organist Mrs, sing and the Max Watt Puller-al Home. Your• kindness will always be remembered. — Vera Hastings, Dianne and Brian Huether, David and Karen Hastings. 24-19.1 My sincere thanks is given to our friends and neighbours for their id expreSsiOti of sympathy ,,THE BRUSSELS POST APRIL 10, 1974 extended at the time of the 'death of my father. Your thoughtfulness was appreciated and will long be remembered. —Velma Stephenson. 24-19x1 We would like to thank our friends and neighbours of the 8th Con. of Grey for our farewell party and the lovely gifts. Special thanks to the ones who were responsible for getting it up and also thanks to John and Marjorie Byers for the use of their home. Thanks again. —Glen and Evelyn, Bray. 24-19x1 26. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fraser, R.R,#2, Blyth, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Carolyn, to Mr. Gerald son of Mrs, Joseph Sullivan and the late Mr, Sullivan, Brantford. The marriage will take place hi Walton United Church at 1:30 P, M:, May 3 ; 1974, 9A Mr. and Mrs, Lionel Johnston, Gorrie, are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lynda Louise to Mr. David Bruce Gowing, son of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Gowing, Bluevale. The wedding will take -place April 27, 1974 at font O'clock in Gotrie United Church. 26.15k1 Stephenson's Bakery ammompoir' Nescafe INSTANT COFFEE Allet6 DRINK ASSORTED Old South Emmen ORANGE JUICE Culverhouse CREAM CORN Free Delivery 887-9226 • • • 0 • • • • • • • Grocery moz, 1.89 . * 48-oz. 3* 12-oz. 3* f" 590 Phone 887-9445 — We Deliver Weston's — Reg. 52e BROWN and SERVE ROLLS Pre-Priced $1.99 KING SIZE FAB GRAPEFRUIT illaxwell House INSTANT COFFEE The oman oard udget. dminis eeting twee ()Wing 390 1.39 10 for 990 10-oz. 1.99: HE LOVES HORSES A pleasant smile and a pleasant personality add up to Doug, a pleasant boy. Just-turned-10, Doug is Anglo-Saxon and French in descent. :English-speaking, he is learning French. Doug has shining Monde hair, blue eyes and fair skin. He is slimly built and in good health. Doug has a speech defect which is being helped by speech therapy. He is not self-conscious about it and does not let it interfere with his enthusiastic conversations. The therapist says his progress is good but he will continue to need therapy for some time. Considered to be a slow learner, Doug is in a special class, joining the regular classes for music, gym and French. Gym is his favorite. He likes school and looks forward to going every day. Doug is a neat youngster who likes to keep things in order, both in school and in his foster home. He is interested in mechanical things and good with his hands, handling tools well.He is keen about horseback riding and fond of skating, bicycling and basketball. He is fond of music and may have some talent. Doug's social worker says he is a kind, gentle, sweet-natured . lovable boy. He needs a family where those qualitites will be valued and where there is no pressure for academic achievement. To inquire about adopting Doug, please write to Today's Child, Ministry of Community and Social Services, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2, For general adoption information, please contact your local Children's Aid Society. *****4Classified 4-4-4-41-* TOWS CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN News of Belgrave UCW has program on missions 4 Correspondent Mrs, Louis Stonehouse The Evening Unit of the United ChurchWomen held their regular meeting April 2 at the home of Mrs, Ross Anderson with fifteen present. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler led in the worship service followed by hymn "Jesus Christ is risen today". Scripture passages were then read by Mrs, Kenneth Wheeler, Mrs.Cliff Logan, Mrs. William Coultes and Mrs. Jack Higgins. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler read a poem, "At the Tomb", followed with prayer by .)Mrs. Ross Anderson. Hymn "In the Cross 'of Christ I glory" was sung . Minutes were read and adopted) business being conducted by Mrs. Laura Johnston. An invitation from the ladies of the W.M.S. of the Pr esbyterian Church to join with them on April 18 at 2 p.ni. for their Easter Thankoffering meeting. Mrs. Enright of Goderich will be guest speaker. Offering was received and dedicated by Mrs. Laura Johnston.' Holy Trinity Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler read an article on the Church of the Holy Trinity in Toronto. Mrs. Jack Taylor was in charge of the program "Mission today" followed by a good disCussion. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ross Higgins group. The May meting will be held at the home of Mrs. James Coultes. A.C.W. Gets Thanks The March meeting of the A.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Cora McGill and opened with prayer by the president, Miss Mary Isabel Nethery. The Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison and the scripture was read by Mrs. Alex Nethery„ Minutes of the last meeting and correspondence were read -by the secretary, Mrs. Clare Van Camp. A letter of thanks was read from the Indians to whom a bale was sent last fall. The letter was also written in the Cree language. The Roll Call was answered by eleven members with an Easter verse, Visiting committee reported visiting at BrookhaVen Nursing Home at Wingham. Rev. Carson read the second chapter of the gospel according to St. John explained it and answered many questions concerning the meaning of some verses, Easter cards were signed to send to Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Coo. Mrs. Olive Campbell read'a poem entitled, "His Easter Gift", and Miss Nora Van Camp read " A Prayer for Easter". Mrs'. Robert Procter read, "It's fierce in the Fall of the Year" and "The Medieval Church". Miss Mary Isabel Nethery conducted a Bible Quiz, The dues were paid, the apron and 'Birthday boxes passed and the draw was won by Mrs, Clare Van Camp. Rev. Carson closed the meeting with prayer, grace was sung and lunch served by the hostess. Euchre Winners Six tables of, euchre were played at the Belgrave Comniunity Centre last WedneSday evening with winners as follows: High Lady - Mrs. George Brewer; Low Lady - Mrs. Gershon-I Johnston, Novelty Lady - Mrs, William Taylor, High Man Edgar Wightman; Low Man - George Brewer; Novelty Man -Charles Brewer. 441 Meets The Belgrave II 4-H girls got together on March 25 for their first Meeting. Fifteen girls answered the roll call by stating names , address and age. The meeting continued with an outline on the new topic "Taking a look at yontselr Officers Were appointed' as follows.; President Donelda Lamont; Vice President - Doreen Taylor and Press Reporter Janie Sanders. The two adult leaders, Mrs. Bert Campbell and Wm. James Hunter helped throughout the meeting. The next meeting will be April 1st. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney visited last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter. Miss Marjorie Pr octet visited recently with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Saltus. Jones of Scarboro, also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Peacock , of Winona, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Marshall were Sunday visitors with her father, Mr. Stanley Cook. The Easter meeting of the W.1. will be held in the Belgrave arena Tuesday, April 16 at 2 p.m. Convener of program is Mrs, Glenn Coultes. The roll call "An Easter Poem or Thought" . 'Music will be provided by ladies quartette. The guest speaker will be Rev. Barry Passmore of Wingham. The lunch committee Mrs. George Procter, Mrs. Ross Taylor, Mrs. Walter Scott and Mrs. Clarence Hanna. A special invitation is extended to the ladies of the community to attend. This will be the annual meeting when the various reports will be OM Min IMO MIR 1111111 Notice Stortin g Friday April. 19th Brussels Stores will be open until *Very Friday ma ma ma ow tow am BUSINE unto. ome bt iln 8ti aMitiOt given. Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Coultes and girls from Blenheim spent Sunday with his parents, mr, andIdrs. Norman Coultes. Mrs, Laura Johnston spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, George M.Johnston of London, Wilfred Strickler of Brussels and William Gow attended the latter's brother's funeral, Albert Gow' of Barrie last Friday, . Mrs. Jack Ladd of Goderich Mrs. Leonard Brindley 0 Dungannon, Mr. and Mrs William Gow attended the funeral of Mr. Gow's brother-in-law Mt, Irvin Zinn of Woodstock on Tuesday, Mrs. Carl Procter, Mrs, Stewart Procter, Mrs, Stan Hopper, Mrs Ross Higgins, Mrs, Ivan Wightman and Mrs. Norman Coultes attended an executivbe meeting of the Huron West District of the 0, at Auburn, April 3. Plans were made for the District Annual to b held in Belgrave, may 27. Mrs. Claire Rainer of Scarboro spent a couple of days last week with her father, Clarence Chamney, who is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby were week-end visitors with Mr. and ,Mrs. Gary Leitch and family and Mr. and mr s. George 61 Johnston of London.