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B Igrcve
TykOs. have record. 6 wins in hockey play
'Correspondent
Mrs, L. Stonehouse
The Belgrave Ty Ices have
nished the regular schedule in
le Intereounty Leagne in second
ace with a record 6 wins and 2
osses. They are now in the
ayoffs with West Howick.
Belgrave won the first game
ast Thursday night in Belgrave 6
0.
ast Saturday the Belgrave
ykes played in the Lucknow
yke Tournament. They beat
iverton 4-1 in the first game with
Belgrave goals going to Darren
Evans, Bill Hawes,Gordon Taylor
gild Randy Nixon.
in the second game they had a
really close game with Lucknow
vith Belgrave coming, out on top
2-1. Belgrave goals were s cored
by Tim Darlow and Paul Coultes.
In the championship game
Saturday night Belgrave played
against a strong team from
Brussels coming out on the short
end of a 7 - 1 score with
Belgraves' only goal going to
Darren Evans.
This week the Ty kes have a
playoff game with West Howick
WILLIAM EDWIN KING
William Edwin King, a life long
esident of Grey Township,
assed away in Huronview on
unday, February 23rd after an
llness of one week. He was
ighty-two years of age.
Born in Grey Township, he was
he son of the late Job and Kate
ing. He was a retired farmer
ad had been living in Ethel until
e became a resident of
uronview three weeks ago.
He is survived by three
Tthers, Ben, Alex and Alpheus
nd three sisters, Mrs.Eva Hawes
f Ottawa, Mrs. Sybil Van Fleet of
rantford and Mrs. Howard
Edith) Grainger of Orillia.
Three brothers, George,
awson and Russell predeceased
un.
Funeral services were held at
he M.L.Watts Funeral Home,
•ussels, on Wednesday,
ebruary 26th at 2:00 p.m. Fred
millings of Clinton officiated.
Burial to take place later in
olesworth Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Wm. Moses,
oss Cunningham, James
Cooper, Wm. King and Fred
ayden.
CAPTAIN JOHN BEER
Captain John Beer of Hensall
died February 28th in Viet. ri^
Morningstar Rebekah Lodge
eld its regular meeting with a
air attendance. Due to a storm
he Vice Grand and other officers
were unable to be present.
The Vice Grand, Jennie
Turnbull, was in charge. Thank y
oils from members were read
nd reports given. D.D.President
Jean Bridge reported, dates of the
President's visit, the District
fleeting and her own official visit,
on Wednesday night. Next
Saturday March $ the Belgrave
team, play in the Annual Blyt h
Tyke Tournament.
Come on out and see the little
guys play. They deserve your
support.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Minick
and family of Kitchener, Miss,
Gail Mayberry of Waterloo spent_
the week with Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Hanna.
Mr. Bruce. Edgar of Toronto
was a weekend visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs, Lewis
Stonehouse and on Sunday
attended the funeral of his uncle
Mr. Frank Edgar of Wingham.
Mr, an&Mrs. Edgar Wightman
visited on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Young of
Langside.
Mr. and Mrs.Bruce Marshall of
London visited on Saturday with
her father, Mr. Stanley Cook in
the Wingham and District
Hospital.
We extend sympathy to Mr.
and Mrs. Mac Scott in the death
of her mother Mrs. Jake Hunter.
Robert Stoner of Blenheim and
Hospital, London, in his 49th
year.
He passed away suddenly after
tieing in failing health for five
months.
A member- of the Canadian
Armed Forces, he had been
stationed in Winnipeg, Moose
Jaw, Springfield,. Centralia and
Camp Borden. He would have
been retired in January 1976 after
thirty-two years of service.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Lillian Mitchell, daughter
of Mrs. Bessie Mitchell of
Brussels; three sons, Cpl. David
Beer of the R.C.M.P., B.C. and
John and Steven at home; his
mother, Mrs. Fred Beer and
brother George Beer, both of
Hensall; one sister, M rs. Elaine
McArthur of Edmonton.
Funeral services were held
from the Bonthron Funeral
Home, H ensall. Burial was in
Hensall Cemetery. A military
Honor Guard from London was in
attendance.
Every week more and more
people discover what mighty jobs
are accomplished by low cost Post
Want Ads. Dial Brussels
887-6641.
all in April. Property committee
reported on cloths to be
purchased.
Discussion was held on
payment' for cars on Lodge
business and cleaning of the
Lodge rooms. A name was
proposed for membership.
A delicious lunch was served
and cards were enjoyed by those
present. High prize Vera
Hastings; Low - Joan Exel.
Travelling prize - Florence Webb.
John Nixon returned home on
Sunday after a week's skiing at
Mount Tromby of Quebec.
Mr, and mrs. Lawrence
Taylor visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Thompson of
Goderich.
Miss Sheryl Van Nickerk of
Shanty Bay is visiting for a few
days with her grandmother, Mrs.
Stan Hopper and Gary and
Debbie.
Mrs. Ross Anderson, Mrs.
Wm. Coultes, Mrs. Norman
Coultes, Mrs. Roy Dawson and
mrs. Donald Dow attended the
annual meeting of the U.C.W. of
Huron-Perth Presbytery at
Listowel Trinity United Church on
Friday.
Mrs. Wm. Coultes was named
North Huron-Regional for the
coming year,
Ethel
The first meeting of the Ethel
#1 4-H Club was held at the home
of Dorothy Boneschansker on
Saturday, March 1st. The project
of this club is "What ShallI
Wear?"
The meeting was opened with
the 4-H Pledge. The officers were
elected as follows : President -
Cathy Boneschansker; " Vice
President - Debbie Adams;
Secretary-Treaurer - Dorothy
BOneschansker and Press
Reporter - Wendy -Adams.
Leaders are Dorothy
Boneschansker and Debbie
Demaray. The next meeting will
be held on march 18th at the
home of Debbie Demaray.
Brussels
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public and also in advance of the
Education and Management
Committee meetings. Monday
board members agreed to hold
the board meetings on the first
Monday and the two committee
meetings at the same time on the
third Monday of the month.
Mr. Hill urged board members
to try the new schedule at least
until the end of June and if it met
with approval the meeting
procedure could be adopted. He
stated that the board could
proceed with matters much faster
and get more things done under
the new schedule.
Mortgages
get
quick
action
That addition to your
home or cottage — get it
done now so it will be
reddy in the Spring.
Borrow the money you
need from Victoria and
Grey the old established
company that has been
custom building
mortgages for people like
• you since 1889. Start your
Winter work today at
Victoria and Grey.
VICTORM and
GREY
*-ItuoT oomeArly SINCE,
W:W.Cousitig, Manager
Listowel, °natio •
World's Day of Prayer will, he
held on Friday in Knox
Presbyterian Church at 3 p,m,
The speaker will be Mrs.. Robert
Campbell of Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Murdock
and family of Thornhill visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Stonehouse after attending the
funeral of his uncle Mr. Frank
Edgar of Wingham.
Mrs. Hazel Procter was able to
return to her home on Saturday
aft er being a patient in the
Wingham and District Hospital.
(Intended for last week)
Mrs. Marshall Stonehouse and
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wightman
paid their respects last Friday to
lthe former's cousin, Mrs. Mac
Wilson (Eva Stackhouse) of
Brucefield and then visit ed with
Mr. and Mrs. William Penning of
Clinton.
Henry Pattison and Alex H.,
Nethery of Blyth and Robert.
Hibberd attended the regular
meeting of Woodham R.B.P 904
Woodham last Monday and
assisted in conferring the fifth
and sixth degrees.
On Tuesday of last week the
regular meeting of the Rising Star
R.B.P. 1226 was held in the Blyth
Orange Hall when the seventh
and eighth degree was conferred
on a candidate.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Zurbrigg on Saturday afternoon:
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lichty
and Wayne of R.R.1, Milverton
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hibberd.
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