The Brussels Post, 1974-10-30, Page 5wide
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TPLAN MEETING Huron County Planner Nick Hill, Planning Director Gary
vidson , Councillor Ivan Campbell and Reeve Jack McCutcheon look over
formation on the Secondary plan for Brussels after the Public Meeting last
uesday. The plan is expected to be passed at the November 4 Brussels Council
eeting '(Photo by Pat Langlois)
o has an inter
ramme is invii -hievement Nig
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Griffin
spent last week end at their home
here.
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Pritchard
were weekend visitors with Mr,
and Mrs-. George Fischer and
family.
wzr GarEs
-Face facts, Betty. When
you swat flies you're not
putting the little things to
sleep,"
the subject matter__ and making Muschied's h6ine. Mrs. Moore
sandwiches, Mrs. Clarke discussed the subject matter.
Johnston . discussed "Types of Mrs. Johnston discussed
Sandwiches". Jane Shiell made entertaining.
rolled sandwiches, Barbara Meeting six was held at the
Moore made checker-board home of Barbara Muschied on
sandwiches, Bonnie Walker, October 7 at 7 p.m. It opened with
open-faced sandwiches and Mrs. the 4-H .pledge and Motto. The
Moore, pin-wheel sandwiches. roll call was "an idea for an
Barbara Muschied made tea. Original Party Game. Ail girls
The fifth meeting was held at answered in turn. Bonnie Walker
the home of Cathy Walkers on read 'ninnies of the last meeting.
September 30. We opened with. The next meeting will be held at
4-H pledge and motto. The roll the home of Connie Meurs at 7
call was "Exchange of mat erial p.m. Oct.- 14.
for file. All girls answered in turn. Mrs. Moore discussed our
Marilyn Campbell read minutes party and our exhibits , and
of the last meeting. Our next Achievement Day. Rosemarie
meeting will be held at Barbara Fear and Patty Shiell
demonstrated "how to make
Swedish cakes (Thimble Cookies).
The meeting closed with taps.
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ews...of-Oluevale
Lots of visitors
spend weekend.
Correspondent
Mrs. Joe Walker
Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh
and. Eileen spent Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs, Mike Newton,
Michael and Cindy at Wroxeter,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hall were Mrs. Bob
Casemore; Jim ' and Kim of
Petrolia,'Mr. and Mrs, Jack Scott
and Sherry and Leanne of
Newton. Mr Jim Biller and his
grandmother, Mrs. Almetk,
Master of Grimsby and Mrs.
Olive Gallaher of Erin were also
guests at the Halt home.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman Nixon,
Grant, Lori and Andrea of London
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fraser Haugh and Eileen,
Sunday guests of Mrs, Ross
Mann were Mr. and Mrs. Harry
H' astie, Gorrie, Mr. and Mrs.
Tom O'Krafta, Bluevale, Mr. and
Mr. Errol Johnson of Guelph and
Mr. Harvey Mann of Waterloo.
Mrs. Jack Wickstead is a
patient in Wingham and District
ews of Belgrave
Maitland Presbyterial hears about Judaisim
Correspondent
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
The coming of autumn's
en days, is heralded in many
ys.„." frost in the grass, the
Il of the wind, harvest's
Id, busy squirrels, and
lanai meetings of Presbyterial
:dies!
or. Maitland Presbyterial
e sectional meetings were
recently in Belmore and in
uth Kinloss. Mrs. Ross Shiells
Lucknow, introduced as a
met teacher and a talented
st, proved to be a most ,
active guest speaker, truly
wiedgeable of her subject, as
pleasantly led her audience to
understanding of the Jewish
toms, their faith, their rites
asacraments in the synagogue.
ay articles related to Jewish
and religion were on display
sting a novel dimension of
rest and enlarging the scope
information and understanding
aired by the "too few" in
ndance.
Attelniore Mrs. Shiells was
induced by Miss Sadie
luiston of Lucknow, and at
uth Kinloss by Mrs. Geo.
flatland, Ripley. The meetings
e chaired by Mrs. Don
orison, Kinlough, and by
(S, Finlay MacLeod, Ripley,
pectively. Excellent
otionals were conducted by a
swater group consisting of
is, Armstrong, Mrs.
arKague, and Mrs.
itDonald; and by Mrs. Geo.
artisan, Mrs. Orville Robinson,
rs. Barbara Burton of Kincar
0, Words of welcome were
Ittteously extended by Mrs
ph Dickson, Behnore, and by
rs. Bruce Harnilton,South
nloss.
Sleet voices blended
autifully in musical
esentations by five members of
eBelmOre Junior Choir, and at
dill Kinloss by sbc ladies in
It interpretation of "Count
out Blessings."
Mrs. Finlay MacLeod reported
her experiences as a delegate
Kintail Camp in June,
cognifing it as a worthwhile and
loyable respite frond, summer's
activities:ultiple
Offerings at tese meetings
rlihg m ei aceepted byd .Bruce
rs,
G
or On Mrs. ed C 0. Yer And Mn'.. Harold'
and *ere dedicated by
Mrs. Cameron McAuley, ripley,
and Mrs. Don Robertson,
Kinlough.
Courtesy remarks were
expressed kindly by Mrs. John
Brush and Mrs. DonRobertson,
with closing prayers reverently
spoken by Mri. R. Armstrong,
Wingham, and Mrs. J. E. Little,
Lucknow, allowing those
interested to enjoy a social time
toget her as they partook of
refreshments provided by the
hostess group.
Some points of business arising
from these gatherings should
hereby be reported:
a) Presbyterial , Treasurer,
Mrs. Evan Keith, reported
somewhat increased givings thus
far over that of last year, and asks
all treasurers to have their
contributions in her hands by
Dec. 20, 1974.
b) Mrs.C. McAuley in reading,
a resume of items resulting from
the Synodical Board Meeting in
September informed that:
i)1 The new Synodical Life
Membership Secret ary is Mrs.
M.H.Mee, 60 Clarke Street,
West, Leamington, Ontario.
(ii) Supply money is requested
to be in each year by June 30.
(iii)At the end of each year all
W.M.S. money should be sent in.
($5. is the limit to be kept as a
Working balance).
(iv) ReaCh your allocations for
General Fund before making
donations to any other cause.
Study estimates in Blue Book at
one Meeting at least.
(v)Study the Legacy Fund
Policy as outlined in the October
Glad Tidings (p.38).
(vi) The Glad Tidings Secretary
should send in all information
asked for in June and October.
Last June 104 groups did not
return inforrfttion, The Glad
Tidings Secretary should read
every communication she
receives. Glad Tidings is
subsidiza The number of
subscriptiOns has increased.
(ADM Memoriam) donations are
available:
your Literature
Secretary to your meeting.
belgrave
13elgrave I met at the home of
Bonnie Walker when the roll call
was "one Thing I Would like in
guest room". Patsy SOU read
minutes. „•
Mrs. Richard Moore discussed
Oxford Count
acres of choic
e it into the'
o know the Nit
gh the summe
uch water in
reek. At best
t a little bit an
ill have to go
line. It seem
.ple don't ca
producing lan
yes are hit. b
are the sane
loudest abe
. Luckily the
ment opposin
Ag. Minist
Environme
. Let's hog,
revail
**
how eftleie
have boo
declined fro
n in 1941 to
m production
ever was. 0
however t
to what
he revived pl
Huron Coun
ed, it wo
that due
c pollutio
of white b e
be 'Shift ed
In produci
sonic that t
e land is
rs and that
hs and chic
st to be ht
in when I'd
:satened.
tion bf eana
1 of their ti
for lower fa
he 'struggle
se 01.
about it:
read
your char.
to help fig
sprawl
tag latd?
take; but
Brussels
tney in Pbck
Dial Brass'
OPENING Friday,Nov. 1st.
The
JACK ~ JILL SHOP
60 MAIN STREET
SEAFORTH, ONTARIO
great selection
of clothing for
Ladies'
teens
Children
Infants
JACK &JiLL SHOD
the State With the Arch
.
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