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The Brussels Post, 1974-10-16, Page 16Wednesday. Mrs. Coultes closed the meeting with prayer. Personals Roper Gray of Kitchener, Mr. and mrs. Gerry Dennis andDarlene of Waterloo were weekend visitors with Mr. andmrs. Leo nard James. Mr. and Mrs.Leonar d James visited on Sunday evening with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Johnston of Paisley. Mr. and Mr. Gary Leitch, Julie and Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. George M. Johnston of London spent Thanksgiving weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long of Scottsdale, Arizona visited on Friday evening with Mr. and. Mrs. Bert Johnston and Mrs. Amelia Brown. Mr. and Mrs. William Speiran of Listowel visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston and Mrs. Amelia Brown. Douglas and Danny Thompson of Goderich visited on the weekend with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston and Mrs. Amelia Brown. Mr. and Mrs. William Irwin and family of Goderich visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herson Irwin. Mr. Kenneth Wilson and Miss. Phyllis De Sarno ofWatkins Glen, NekV York spent the holiday weekend with Mrs. Jesse Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,Norman Stonehouse of London. Mr. and, Mrs. Robert Helm of Lucknow visited on Sunday with Mrs. Olive Campbell and Mrs. Ira Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Taylor of weekend with his p and Mrs. Harold Vii Mr. and Mrs. Hat visited with friends at recently. Mr. and Mrs. John family of Ingersoll sp with Mr. and Mrs. Ha and Miss Margaret Mr s. Len Coyne, M Ronald Kirkham, M Coyne, Eric Graka, Giannandrea, all of Michael 'Coyne o attended the Thomj wedding on Friday eve Belgrave United Chur Mr. and Mrs. Do Guelph visited on thc with their parents Mr, James R. Coultes an, Mrs. Murray Rae of ' • Mrs. Telford Cook s days last week with Mt Harold Slessar of Glar Mr. and Mrs. Conrai of Downsview wen visitors with her s brother-in-law Mr. t Robert Procter, Mrs. Carman Farrier Winnifred Farrier' Branch visited for a feat week wtih the former' Mrs. Nelson Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Normal of San Jose, California day last week with Mr. Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Rod Mary and Bob of Etobiet the holiday weekend mother, Mrs. Nelson H Mr. and Mrs. Edgar W visited on Sunday with Mrs. William Montgom family of Guelph also e Mr. and Mrs. James II of Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. Neil .1 Mrs. Lulu McLaughlin Hamilton visited on Friday with erport, New York, Mr. a Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Coultes. John McCormack, Chrit Mr. and Mrs. William Coultes Eimile of Orangeville, Mr and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rainer of Scarboro were Coultes and family were Sunday visitors with mrs. visitors with their parents Mr. Chaniney. and mrs. Robert Coultes. Read the Advertise Mr. and Mrs. Donald Vincent of London spent Thanksgiving. It's a Profitable Pal McCutcheon Grocer] Phone 887-9445 We Deliver • KLEENEX CARIBEAN TUNA • • • • • • Schneider's BACON ENDS westoies Hamburg or Wiener Roll • • • 200 size 4 61/2-oz. 5, 1.J • 2 Pkgs.71 r I STEPHENSON'S Bakery Grocer' Carlton Club Assorted I POP, (non-returnable) • a • — • Rogedaie 19-418* CREAM CORN r• Del Monte — 49-oz. Pineapple & Grapefruit Drink •• 2 f°1i 4 1 HERSHEY COCOA • — • • 164* 91 Free Delivery Phone 887..9226 .264,21 for 8 The officers for next year are: President - • Gilbert Beecroft; Secretary - Mrs. Gordon McBurney; Treasurer - Robert Hibberd. Canvassers will be canvassing the Belgrave area within the next few weeks. Mark 35th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs,Lawrence Taylor celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary on Monday, ctober 14. At the wedding reception of Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson JACKLIN —"In Memory" for a (Joyce Taylor) held at the friend "the late Andrew Jacklin WinghamLegion Hall on Friday who passed away eight years ago, night, Mrs. Robert Gordon called oct. 19th, 1966." her parents to the front of the hall Only a memory of by-gone at which time a portrait of days, Margaret and Lawrence family And a sigh for a face unseen; 'was presented to them by all B ut a constant feeling that God members of the family. alone Friends and neighbours Knows just what should have gathered in Belgrave United been. Church on Monday, Oct. 7, to By a friend, Christene Phillipson. honour Joyce Hunter with a 25-46-1 community shower. After several entertaining games Joyce opened her beautiful and useful gifts. She was assisted by her mother Mrs. James Hunter and Mrs. Carl Casemore. Joyce thanked everyone and lunch was served. Evening. Unit Meets The EveningUnit met in the church basement with .14 present and opened with the hymn 'Fight the good fight with all thy might'. Mrs.Robert Taylor conducted the worship service with meditation,. scripture reading and prayer .by Mrs. Taylor after which hymn 'He liveth long' was sung. Mrs. Laura. Johnston conducted business. A thank you card was read from Mrs. Clifford Branton for a gift. Mrs. Johnston read a letter from Miss Laura. Callar who said ,she was leaving her Wingham home to travel to Haifa for three months and then on to Jerusalem to continue her work as a missionary. It was decided Canadian church the coming year. Mrs. Cliff Logan had as her theme for the program study 'Mission begins with' you'. Several role plays were acted out.' Mrs. Logan closed themeeting with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ross Higgins' group. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Lewis Stone- hit°fIlt.:rne'oon unit meets The afternoon meeting of the UC W was held in the church basement last Tuesday afternoon with 13 ladies present. Mrs. Cecil Coultes opened the meeting with a- call to worship. 'Come Ye thankful people come' • was sung, Mrs. Robert Hibberd read a thanksgiving poem 'Autumn in my heart'. Psalm 65 was read in unison and Mrs: Coultes gaVe the Meditation. A question period followed on the parable taken frOm the Septprw, ber, October Observer. Mrs.. Wilfred Armstrong was appointed as a delegate to the Fall rally in Gerrie United 'Church 24. Cards of Thanks Thank You. On behalf of the staff and patients of Callander Nursing Home we want to thank all the kind people who supported our auction sale and helped to make it such a success. It was a fun evening. — Mr. R.A.Forshaw, Marg. Krauter, Grace Jutzi. 24-46-1 25. In Memoriam 26. Personal to order 24 calendars for' WIDOW over sixty wishes to meet a gentleman around same age for companionship formally of Brussels. Protestant Religion. No alcohol. Write Box 1001, The Brussels Post, Brussels. 26-46-1 Local holstein wins milk award The Holstein-Friesian Association of Canada has awarded a Blue Seal lifetime production award to. W.N.Dow, Staffa, Ontario, for his purebred holstein Marlefield in , 7 lactations, has yielded 145,571 lbs. milk testing „an average 3.46% fat or 5,040 lbs. butterfat. Her latest record, as an 8 year old, saw her yield 28,076 lbs. milk testing 3.68% for 1,033 lbs. butterfat in 379 days. Her 305 day production gave her BCA indices 209% for milk and 215% fora butterfat. Molly, who is classified Very Good for type and has already received one star in the star brood program, is sired Double T N Arab. She has always ,been a consistant milk producer as evidenced by her' 5 year old RCA's of 186% for milk and 184% for fat or her 6 year old BCA's of 195% for milk and 170% for fat. Her dam, Marlefield Victor Dolly, was also a 1 star brood cow with a 5 lactation average of 159% BCA for milk and 156% BCA for fat. BE A ,REGULAR, BLOOD DONOR OCTOBER 16, 1974 CLASSIFIED News of Belgrave 20. Auction Sales Bible Society plans canv 20. Auction Sales Notice Every Friday 8 p.m. Auction Sale BALL AUCTIONS LIMITED BRUSSELS, ONTARIO Special this week, appliances, color TV's, new chesterfield, bedroom, kitchen suites, lamps, coffee end table sets, bedding, stereos, component sets, bunk beds, recliners and giftware at Ball Auctions, Brussels, Ont ario. 887-9363 . (Budget Plan _ available) 20-46-1 AUCTION SALE for MRS. WANDA SMITH, Catherine Street, Brussels on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 2 ' at 1 P.M. Consisting of a house and lot, furniture and appliances and numerous other articles. JACKSON & JACKSON Auctioneer Listowel 20-46-1 CLEARING sale of Household Effects and antiques for Ellen May Smith, Saturday, October 26, 1974, in Kurtzville Arena 1:00 p.m. Watch for listing next week. C.A.Stevens, Auctioneer,' Ethel, Ontario. 20-46-1 21. Tenders Wanted TENDERS for Snowplowing TOWNSHIP OF GREY Tenders will be received by the undersigned until 12 Noon, Monday, NOVEMBER 4, 1974 For 1974-75 snowplowing season in the Township of Grey. Tender to be by the hour. State make and size of equipment to be used. Minimum to be 9 ft. plow with -12 ft. wing. Lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. ROSS ENGEL Road Superintendent R.#3,-Brussels,Ont. 21-46-2 24. Cards of Thanks I would like to tender my thanks to the physician, Dr. A. J. Bozyk and the Nursing Staff, Second Floor, Wingham District Hospital; Physicians and Nursing Staff, Seventh Floor, University Hospital, London; and to all who provided transportation, home care, visits, and numerous kind get well greetings during my recent illness. — Melvin McCutcheon, 24-46-1 The Wingham Cubs and scouts would like to thank you for your support with their' paper drive. There will be another drive, that will be announced in Spring. 24-464 My sincere thanks to all who sent messages of sympathy at the sudden death of my sister. Your kindess is much appreciated:— Jean Bridge, Sr. 24-46-1 I would like to thank all those who 'remembered me with visits, cards, flowers and gifts while a patient in Wingham Hospital and Since coming home. , Special thanks to Drs. Hanlon and McGregor and nurses and staff on 2nd floor, also Rev. F. Carson. Your thoughtfulness was deeply appreciated': Mary Pennington: ' 2446-1 16 THE BRUSSELS POST, Correspondent Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse The annual meeting of Belgrave Branch of the Canadian Bible Society was held. Thursday evening at the home of Mr. ,and Mrs. Gordon McBurney. Rev. C.A.McCarroll of Brussels conducted the devotionals and Rev. John Thompson of London, District Secretary, spoke and showed a film entitled "Two Leaves on a Bud", showing the life and work of people -of Ceylon and the work carried on by the Bible Society there.