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The Brussels Post, 1974-04-24, Page 4i. SWIMMING POOL MEN Anyone interested in a SWIMMING POOL for BRUSSELS is invited to attend a meet- ing- on MONDAY, APRIL 29th at 8 p.m. in the Brussels Curling Room in the arena. Special invitation to Service Club qi and Councils of Brussels, Morr and Grey. kawslassuarmssameamorammWMMOMMMOTa ELECTROHOIVI If 26" Colour TV, Wood cabinet, 1 year parts & labour warranty, 6 year picturi tube warranty plan Special $569.95 with tad s RADIO and TV SALES SSE ELEctrootto dit e• Obi AO" "tE°"" QUEEN.StRtttIILVIH.;0Nt. •1 tt:61 News of Beigrcsve Accordion ,banjo entertain at Huronvie Entertain at Huronview - On the afternoon of April 17, the Belgrave Women's Institute with supporting talent was privil- eged to entertain the 25 April birthday celebrants and 100 other residents of Huronview, Clinton to a varied program. Mrs. Leslie Bolt acted as Master of Ceremonies. The program opened with instrumental numbers with Mrs. Murray Lougheed, piano and son. Scott on the banjo. The ladies quartet Mrs. George Procter, Mrs. Stanley Hopper, Mrs. Wil- liam Coultes and Mrs. Glenn Coultes contributed in fine style accompanied by Mrs. Norman Coultes. Accordion selections by Mrs. George Procter were much appre- ciated. Scotch and Irish renditions sung by Clarke Johnston with Mrs. Norman Coultes, pianist, were thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. Murray Lougheed lead a pre-schooler class, Alison The Easter meeting of the W.I. was held on Tuesday, April 16 at 8:15 p.m. in the Community Centre with an attendance of 32. The president, Mrs. Norman Coultes, presided and opened the meeting with Institute Ode. Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada. The president welcomed all pre- sent. Mrs., Glenn Coultes was convenor of the program, theme `spring is a promise that hope is reborn and after the darkness then comes the morn.' Roll Call The roll call 'Easter Poem or Thought' was well responded to. Mrs. Coultes introduced the guest speaker, Rev. Barry-Pass- more, who gave an illustrated account of his trip to the Middle East. Some places mentioned were Golgatha, Jerusalem, Gali- lee, Bethlehem, Mount of Olives, Gethsamane, and other places in the Holy Land. The Ladies Quartet, Mrs. Stan Hopper, Mrs. George Procter, Mrs. William Coultes and Mrs. Glenn Coultes contributed two numbers. The secretary, Mrs. Ross Higgins, gave a report of the last meeting and the treasurers re- port. The correspondence • included -a notice of fall project "the Club Girl Entertains.' All those .who can attend District Annual at Belgrave, please report to the secretary, Mrs, Ross Higgins, to assist those who are preparing the dinner. Nominating Mrs. Ivan Wrightman reported the executive meeting held in Auburn. Report of the nomination committee was read by Mrs. Dan Hallaham. Minutes of last years annual report was read by the secretary, also the financial state- ment for 1973. Reports of standing committees were given by Convenors. The president gave a full report of the years activities. She thanked all for their splendid cooperation. A sincere thank you from all members to the president for her leadership and loyalty to the work and endeavour of the branch was New Officers Mrs, Alice Scott was elected to the chair for election of officers for 014-76. Mrs. Ross Higgins Coultes, Veronica Bakelaar, Ruth Higgins, Debbie Hopper, Sara Lougheed, Paul and Steven Coultes in a finger play song. Two readings `Ma Learns to Drive' and 'The Farmer's Lament,' by Mrs. Leslie Bolt proved very humorous. The program concluded with Mrs. William Coultes leading in a sing-song of familiar numbers and requests. Mrs. Norman Coultes assisted with piano accompaniment. The celebrants were presented with gifts by the W.I. and refreshments were served by Mrs. Stewart Procter and her assistants. Six Tables Six tables of euchre were played in the Belgrave Commun- ity rooms last Wednesday even- ing with winners as follows: High Lady-Mrs. Herb Wheeler; Low Lady-Mrs. Hazel Procter; Novelty Lady-Mrs. Cora McGill; High Man-Joe Green; Low Man-Mark Armstrong; Novelty Man-Law- acted as secretary. Following are the new officers for the coming year: Past President-Mrs. Nor- man Coultes; President-Mrs. Stan Hopper; 1st Vice President- Mrs. William Coultes; 2nd Vice President-Mrs. Glenn Coultes; Secretary-Treasurer-Mrs. Ross Higgins; Assistant Secretary- Treasurer-Mrs. John Kerr; Dis- trict Director-Mrs. Norman Coiiltes; Alternate Director-Mrs. Stanley Black; Public Relations Officer-Mrs. Hazel Procter; Ass- istant Public Relations Officer-- Mrs. Herson Irwin; Branch Direc- tors-Mrs. Clarence Hanna, Mrs. Lorne Jamieson, Mrs. Dan Halla- han; Curators of Tweedsmuir History-Mrs. Ivan, Wrightman, Mrs. Walter. Scott, Mrs. Stewart Procter, Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Mrs. Gordon McBurney;Audi- tors-Mrs. Cecil Coultes, Mrs. Willard Armstrong; Convenors of Programs-Mrs. Ross Higgins; Convenors of Standing Commit- tees: Agriculture-Mrs. Lorne Jamieson; Canadian Industries- Mrs. Stanley Black; Citizenship- Mrs. Glen Coultes; World. Af- fairs-Mrs. John Kerr; Education- Mrs. Garner Nicholson; Cultural Activities-Mrs. Stewart Procter; Family-Mrs. Jack Taylor; Con-' sumer Affairs-Mr. Dan Halla- han; Resolutions-Mrs. Earl Andersen; Community Activities- Mrs. Leonard James, Mrs. Leslie Bolt; Sick and Shut-ins-Mrs. Clarence Hanna; Grandmother's meeting-Mrs. Herson Irwin and Mrs. George Walker; Christmas meeting-Mrs. Lawrence Taylor; Easter meeting-Mrs. William Coultes; Pianist-Mrs, George Procter. Delegates The, four delegates to attend District Annual are Mrs. Stan Hopper, Mrs. Ross Higgins, Mrs. William Coultes, Mrs. Norman Coultes.. An executive meeting will be held April 29 in W.I. Hall to complete plans for District An- nual in May. Collection was received and visits to sick and shut-ins were reported. The meeting closed with the Queen and Institute Grace. Lunch was served by Mrs. George Procter t Mrs. Ross Tay- for, Mrs. Walter Scott, and Mrs. Clarence Hanna. renee Taylor. Easter Thankoffering The Easter Thankoffering meeting of the W.M.S. was held en April 18 in the Presbyterian Church. The preSident, Mrs. Joe Dun- . bar, opened the meeting with the poem 'Easter and. Journeys End.' She also led in prayer. Hymn `There is a Green Hill Far Away' was sung. Mrs. Dunbar wel- comed the visiting ladies from Calvin-Brich, Anglican and United Churches, Goderich Pres- byterian W.M.S. Mrs. Walter Shortreed read scripture from St. Luke followed by meditation by Mrs. Garner Nicholson. A prayer was read by Mrs. J.C. McBurney. Mrs. Harold Camp- bell of Blyth was guest soloist and sung a beautiful hymn 'At the Rising Sun.' Mrs. Dunbar introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Enright of Goderich, president of the Huron Presbyterial. She gave a very inspiring Easter message. Mrs. William Dalrymple played a piano solo 'What a Friend We Have in Jesus.' Mrs. Victor Youngblut spoke a few words of thanks to the speaker and the soloist. Hymn 'Beneath the Cross of Jesus' was sung. ' ' Mrs. Joe Dunbar closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch was served and a social time was enjoyed. Euchre On April 10th the Belgrave Euchre was played in the community rooms with winners as follows: High Lady •• Mrs. Ella Johnston; Low Lady - Mrs. James McTaggart; Novelty Lady - Mrs. Hazel Procter; High Man - Herson Irwin; Low Man - Douglas Bruce; Novelty Man -• George Brewer. Unit 1 The second meeting of Belgrave I 4-H met in the Belgrave arena on April 15. It opened with 4-H Pledge and motto. The roll call "When meeting a person for the first time what do you notice about him or her. The girls answered this question. Connie Meurs read the minutes. The next meeting to be April 22nd in the arena. Members discussed a name for the club and it was decided to call it "Tip Top Teens". A colour for our 4-H cover is blue. Mrs. Johnston discussed all about grooming. The meeting closed with taps. Unit II Belgrave It 4-H met on April 1st the "Belgrave Mirror Maids" for their second meeting. The roll call "What do you notice most about a person on meeting them" was answered by 19 girls. After opening the meeting the leaders did a demonstration on nail care. The girls were allowed to try the steps of good nail care. A demonstration was done on how to cut out one of the special projects. The Meeting was closed by singing 'Happy Birthday' to one of the members. The next meeting is on April 15. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cantelon of Tweed spent a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McGuire, Rnssel Walker of Goderich visited for a couple of days with Mr. and MrS, Robert Coultes. Mr. Clifton Walsh is a patient Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Post Want Ads. Dial Brussels 881-6641, in the K. -W Hospital. after "having undergone hip surgery on. Friday. Mr. Robert Hibberd is a patient in Victoria Hospital after having undergone heart surgery . Wednesday. We wish them a speedy recovery. Mrs. Lewis Whitfield of Blyth spent a few days with Mrs. Amelia Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse spent a couple of days last week with Mr. and. Mrs. Norman Stonehouse of Lot-lion. Mr. Ronald Taylor leaves the end of this month for Veterinary, College which is in connection with University of Sdskatchewan at Saskatoon where he will be employed for the summer. Mrs. Hazel Procter is a patient in • Wingharn and District Hospital. Miss Margaret Nicholson, London, and Glyn Wide of Hamilton, Ron Nicholson and Sheri Lynn of St. Marys were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Garner Nicholson.. A number of women from Calvin-Brick and Belgrave t.C.W. attended the Blyth U.C. W. Thankoffering meeting on sunday evening where Mrs. Nicholls of Lucknow was t speaker. Visitors on Easter Sunda)' Mr. and Mrs. Robot were Mr. and Mrs, Mayberry, Marilyn and Klo of Londesboro, Miss Grace of Blyth, Michael MOW Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Rs Hill and Jeffery of Tavisi Miss Iris Johnston of London, and Mrs. Frank Procter Karen. Mr. and Mrs.Doug. Rich and sons Randy, Bradley Paul of St. Marys visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Bolt and. Mr. and Mrs, Nixon and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Stokers guests of Mr. and Mrs, if Bolt on Friday. Mrs. Mary Robinson, Edith Lockhart of Goderich, and Mrs. Ralph Porterfield Calgary, Alberta spent Ri with Mrs. Clarence Charm Mrs. Claire • Rainer Scarborough, Mr, and Mrs,1 McCarmack, Christie and E of Orangeville spent the red with their mother, Mrs, Citi Chamney and their fathe Chamney in the Wing' District Hospital, WI elects new officers at Easter meeting BRUSSELS POSt APRIL 24, 1974 In Bay desi the sigh Soci bout num regu let te Corn amb Squo this deci A Recr. Recri brocl Mrs. boar( Huro ment Adel' Th( Gam Comn Mitcl Kitch Bill C this at Post Store and gues weddi marke honor For minut the Cli held a Street spoke the tic wife, The honore work, Ross Cruick nationa present for the arded h Eileen Comer Accoi Bend, Ministr conjunc being c Munici Exeter final dry the past Present Brian St Exeter p resident veranda: merchar Main St been in: Nice s a and cha' Code.