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The Brussels Post, 1974-10-23, Page 131Ware PEC14SI bsorb the sales ey ET tables is er's 887.9339 SCOUNT LRIETY Sundries idays — THE BOYS OF SEAFORTH HIGH It was the fall of 1951 when the jubilant high school rugby team posed with coach Archie Dobson and the trophy they won as WOSSA B champions. An old London Free Press clipping in the possession of Irwin Johnston who is organizing a team reunion for Centennial year, chronicles their win over Sarnia at the UWO stadium. Centennial organizers hope to have team.members in the June 28 Centennial parade and are inviting the .1952 team, who were WOSSA semi-finalists, to the reunion. Above are, back left , John McGavin, Gib Hubert, George Sills, Mervin Eyre, Ron Rennie, Tom Ducharme, Eric MacMillan, Irwin Johnston, Doug. Stewart, Jerry Dressel, Don Dale, Front - Gar Baker, Mike Bechely, Coach, Archie Dobson, Harry Jacobi, Don McLellan (hidden) Jim ' Flannigan, Gordon Rowland, 'Sandy' McMillan (deceased) Ron Muir. News of Bluevale ENTRE WI hears speaker on Canadian Indians ters tc. 887.6671 ty WOO )W $1.39 887.6556 >re AMAIIC RES 35 527.0845 Correspondent Mrs. Joe Walker Unit One' of Bluevale. U.C.W. et at the home of Mrs. Gordon olt on thursday afternoon. All others were present and Mrs. C,Johnston had charge of rations. Plans were made for the tea to served at the bazaar on Friday ernoon, oct. 25 at 3 P.M. The tiles will be set up on Thursday arming, Members were asked to ke ,surprise packages, candy articles for the fish pond. Mrs. Nicholson asked if anyone ring a good picture of the aerate United Church would e it to her to send to Rev.. dsay of Monkton who is king preparations for the 50th nniversary next year. The November meeting will be d at Mrs.Wrn. Peacock's with rs, Graham Campbell in charge the worship service. The ladies ent the afternoon quilting for s, Holt, after which she served nch of cake and ice cream. Women's Institute Mrs. Gordon Mundell was tens for the October meeting the. Bluevale Women's stitute on Wednesday evening: e meeting opened with the ening Ode and the Mary wart Collect. Mrs. Wendell mper welcomed all present ,c1 Mrs. Wm. Peacock read the !mite of the last meeting. Mrs. Donald Street, with Mrs. in Chambers as alternate, will a delegate to the Guelph Area nvention in Bingman Park, tchdner on Nov. 25 and 26. A t-well card was' signed for Mrs. rt Garniss. Mrs, Harry Elliott oiled on estimates, for fixing I floor. A diScussion followed 06 definite plans were made. the school on "Nutrition" is to held in Wroxeter Town on vember 5. Members voted to support a elution regarding, the unifOrni Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mitchell, Listowel and Stephen Street of Welland. Mr. and Mrs. J.J.Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mathers and their family and grandchildren spent Thankgiving Sunday with Mr. and Mrs; Rae Mathers at Goderich 'where they celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Mathers wedding anniversary and David Campbell's birthday. Sympathy is extended from the community to Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hall on the sudden passing of their son-in-law, Bob Casemore of Petrolia. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moffatt went, to Nashville, Tennessee on a bus tour for the weekend. Mr. Greg Moffatt was a weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnston. Mr. and 'Mrs. Gerry Duff of Cayuga and their granddaughter, Miss Susan Gibson spent the ' weekend with Mr. and Mrs. , Donald Street. Miss Sandra Moffatt' spent some time with Mr. and Mrs. Niel Edgar and Kim and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sheill and family. Weekend visitors with Mrs. Ross Mann were Harvey Mann of Waterloo, Bob Bitton of Chatham, Mrs. John T. Maguire and. Tracey of Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. John G. Mann of Clinton. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker and family were Grace Jeffray, Nyle Fischer and Larry Elliott, (Intended for last week) spending the evening with thein. Mr. and Mrs. James Darling, Bob, Steven and Ronnie of Belmore visited Sunday with-Mr. and Mrs. Fraser. Haugh and Eileen. Mr. and Mrs. Carman Nixon, Grant, Lori and Andrea also spent Sunday at the Haugh home. Bluevale III When Bluevale Ill met on Sept. 18, the roll call was the type of reference file I have chosen and answered by eight members. Rosemary Schmidt and Mary Edith ' Garniss discussed the house guest. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Caskanette of Elmira. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott and Larry were Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer, Dayle and Kalvin, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henning, Mrs. Lloyd Henning, Pam Hickey, Grace Jeffray, Mrs. Dwcight 'Correll, Pilot Mound, Manitoba, Mr. and Mrs. Marty Creticr and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker and family. • Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.' Clarence Yuill Belgrave. Fall thankoffering The Fall Iliankoffering meeting of Knox Presbyterian Church, Bluevale, was held in the church schoolroom on October first. Mrs. Glenn Golley opened the meeting. After the hymn, "For the Beauty of the Earth" was sung,Mrs.Golley welcomed the guests from Belmore W.M.S. and Bluevale U.C.W, also Captain and Mrs: Murkin from Wingham. Mrs. Wayne Baswick read scripture from Psalms one hundred and three and one hundred and seven. After giving the comments of the SCripttire, Mrs. Baswick led ih prayer., Join the Canadian 4 minority group. The Fit. size of jars and containers when the change is made to the metric system and that these jars be suitable for re-use. Mrs.. Harvey Timn, Convener of the. Cultural Activities progiam, introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Walter Willitts, who spoke on the Indian situation in Canada. She was thanked by Mrs. Mel Craig. Mrs: Timn had a display of Indian crafts and conducted a contest of Jumbled Indian Tribes. A good attendance answered the roll call with a well-known Indian. Lunch was served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Harvey Timn, Mrs. Roy Sanderson and mrs. ,Wendell St amper. Mrs. Ken Simmons will be hostess for the Citizenship meeting on Nov. 13 at 8-p.m. The Bluevale Ladies and the Juvenile-Girls played a ball game Thursday evening with the Girls winningti 6 2. Sandra Thompson drew the winning tickets.The winner • of $25.00 was Helen Skelton of Wingham, 10.00 went to June Fischer and $5.00 to Tom Stokes. Marjorie Carter received a gift of jewelry for selling the most tickets. The girls would like to thank • everyone for their support. Evening visitors last Sunday with Mr: and Mrs. J.J.Elliott were Mr. and Mrs. Harold King and Nancy and I%44.. Allen Harriston and Bobbie. Mr, and Mrs, Jack King spent • Tuesday evening with Mr, and Mrs. J.JLElliOtt. On Wednesday MISS Patti King took Mr. and Mr .J.J.Elliott and Miss Barkley to visit with Mrs. Albert Porter at LucknOw. Mrs. Alex Vetbeek amid family of Kincardine were also visiting at the Porter honie, Mr. and Mrs, Ken Elliott of Agincourt visited with Mr. and Mrs. LI.Elliott on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. lathers 1974—,13 Mr. Brian Jeffray, Mr. David and Dewayne Golley presented the musical numbers, "Let There Be Peace" and "Mansion on the Hilltop". • Mrs. Gordon Mundell and Mrs. Harvey Robertson received the offering which was dedicated by Mrs. Gollcy. Mrs. Colley introduced the guest speaker, Captain Murkin of the Salvation Army, Wingham Corps,Captain Murkin based his topic on "Thoughts of Thanks- giving. He said quite often the word "thanks" is misused. We should show thanks which conies right from our heart. Sometimes we arc not as thankful to God as we should be, but at this time of year many memories are brought back to us. It seems this is the highlight of the whole year and our thankfulness N shown and realized more than at any other time. It is a time of Thanksgiving. He said God in his wisdom, when he made the earth, planned ahead, Captain Murkin read from Isiah, Chapter Six. Isiah discovered the great need of the world when he discovered his own uncleanlindss. Isiah realized there, was much need for him and that he had a place in the world. Captain Murkin said we must feel the same. , In closing, the members and guests joined Captain Murkin in singing o "Lo'rd I Thank, You for Joy of Living". Mrs. Harry , Elliott thanked Captain Murkin for being guest speaker 'and presented him with a gift. Brian, DeWayne and David then favoured the audience With the songs, "Walk Hand hi Hand" and "The Lord's Prayer". Personals Thanksgiving guests fOr the Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Street were Mr. and MtS, Stewart McConnell of Kitchener THE BRUSSELS POST; OCTOBER 23, 89c iN11111•1•10•111111=MININ