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The Brussels Post, 1975-03-26, Page 4Community shower honours Kathy Dunbar United Church basement on the holiday week with Mrs. Claire Saturday evening for a . Rainer of Scarboro and Mr. and miscellaneous shower in honour Mrs. John McCormack and girls of Miss Karen Pengelly. of Orangeville. Contests were conducted by Mr. and Mrs. William Graf of Mrs. Lorne Jamieson and a Chepstow were Wednesday musical nu .mer by Dianne Scott afternoon visitors with Mr. and was enjoyed by all. Mrs. Hugh Rinn and John Mrs. Gordon Bosnian read the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Walker, address following which Karen Cheryl and Glen of opened her gifts and expressed R.R.3, Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. her thanks. D.A.Ha ckett and family of Lunch was served by ladies of Lncknow and Miss Noreen the 9th line. Armstrong of Lucknow. were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs: Personals Murray Vincent and Dean. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coultes Eight tables of euchre were and, girls .of Belleville spent last played' in the Belgrave Weekend with his parents Mr. and Community rooms at the Weekly Mrs. Norman Coultes. euchre last Wednesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Van Camp High Lady - Mrs. William Taylor; and family spent a few days last Low Lady • Mrs, Ethel Wheeler; week with her parents Mr. and Novelty Lady - Mrs: Clarence Mrs. Louis Hayes of Elyria, Ohio Hanria.; High Man - Clarence Mr. and Mrs:Harold Virieent Roth; Low Man • Robert Gardon spent the past week in Los Vegas Jr.; Novelty, Man - Edgar and visited with relatives in WIghtmati. Miss Mar Dire Bosnian of Sault' Sa_cramento, California. Clarence Chamney spent Ste Marie visited at the hoMe of her grandmother Mrs, 'George Cook, MARCH 26, 1976 if 11. 1 11.1 4111ft 4—tHE BRUSSELS tibtt A Community Shower was held Tuesday, March 18 in the United 2hurch, Sunday School room for Miss Kathy Dunbar whose narriage takes place early in A short program was nesented consisting of musical lumbers by Dianne Scott, Julie :Tuay, Patti and Kim McDowell, v1rs. Garner Nicholson gave two tumorous readings and a sing ong led by Dianne Scott, Trudy 'aylor and Cindy Campbell concluded the program. Following a short address expressing the good wishes of everyone Kathy opened her gifts assisted by her 'mother and mother of the growl'. Kathy thanked everyone for the gifts fltr! 1 and the neighbour ladies for arranging the shower. Lunch was served by the 6th I ., line ladies. IVIiseellaneous Shower Friends and neighbours of the Belgrave area gathered in Knox a1 2( cl Ei co ev tal Br e e Pei si si t I Lisi the Ge( Brussels Novice C Champs Tc ,4 to bring Easter gifts for shut ins were Easter Message. She remin __ d •• us that the Lenten season i season of repentance a sacrifice. Not just sacrific some of our luxuries but giving something we treasure. She u the illustration of Abraham his son and also the supre sacrifice God made for us on G Friday by sacrificing his son. Mrs. Stewart Procter than Miss Ballagh on behalf of ladies and presented her wit small gift. Mrs. William Coultes thanked the girls who took part and presented them with a small gift. The meeting closed with lunch .being served by Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, Mrr. John Kerr, airs, Nelson Higgins and Mrs.Carl Procter. ed s nd , ng up ed nd me ood Correspondent Mrs. L. Stonehouse The Belgrave Women's Institute met on Tuesday night in the arena rooms with Mrs.Stan Hopper in charge. The meeting was opened with the Opening Ode and Mary Stewart Collect, followed by the minutes read by Mrs . Ross Higgins. A number of invitations were received by correspondence and they arc to the Citizenship Court at Goderich on April 15th at 8 p.m. to Blyth W.I. on May 12th at 8 p.m., celebrating their 65th Anniversary, to Clinton W.I. Apr.1 9th at 12:30 p.m. celebrating their 70th Anniversary to tne 4-H Achievement Day, June 14 in Wingham High School. An executive meeting to plan the District Annual will be held in Auburn, April 7 at 1:30 p.m. The training school for the 4 ,H Garden Club leaders will be held Ap ril 8 in Wingham at, the Salvation Army Citadel. The leaders will be Mrs. Ruth Gordon and Miss Barbara Moore. It was agreed that the Institute would cater to the Auburn W.I. on May 14th and also reception for Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna's 40th wedding anniversary May 16. Mrs. Norman Coultes was asked to help the nominating committee as one of the members was ill. Mrs. William CoutleS reported on the Senior Course "Baked in a Pie" and st ated it was well received with a total of 27 ladies taking part. The summary day will be held in Wingham United Church on April 2nd at 1:30 p.m. All ladies are invited to attend. Mrs. Lawrence Taylor passed out booklets for the Cancer Canvass to be completed by April 20. The next meeting will be held in the Women's Institute- Hall on April 15 at 8:15 p.m. All convenors are asked to have their reports ready. The roll call for the Easter meeting was to bring a small gift to be given to a shut-in at Easter. • Approximately thirty ladies present. The two winners of the Public Speaking contest held at the East Wawanosh Public School were present and gave their speeches for the ladies. Miss Georgina Chettleburgh winner of the Junior Division, spoke on "My Dog" and Miss Karen Coultes, winner of the Intermediate Division spoke on "My Foster Brother". Miss Andrea Coutles entertained with a solo "Sitting Alone in an Old Rocking Chair" with Miss Susan Cook being the grandmother. Mrs. William Coultes introduced the guest speaker Miss Lavonne Ballagh of Wingham who 'gave a very interesting and challenging Di ar qi ki M also feeli at of entit the thou time rk wo they help: M Han depr n rove; enni osseTs f the I be da Po wP eri actin tl'hh is is why d briii can't do w Al may dep r he fie co th sin 141 How Many Parishioners Will Come Back To Our Parish This. Year? Yes! How many will come back to their religion and their former love of Christ? Yes! It is our concern. The Risen Christ, the Good Shepherd, has his arms open to receive those who have strayed through negligence .or indifference. The Risen Christ welcomes all to the regular attendance at the Sunday Act of Worship. EVERY SUNDAY is indeed a Little Easter! We invite all to share H,l the blessings of %.• y Wee HOLY THURSDAY - The day Christ gave us the Eucharist BRUSSELS - Mass at 4:00 P.M. WINGHAM - Mass at 8:00 P.M. GOOD FRIDAY - The day Christ died BRUSSELS - 11:00 A.M: Service — Communion WINGHAM - 3:00 P.M. Service & Communion (No 8:00 p.m. Mass on. Holy Saturday) Easter Vigil Service in Wingham at 11:18 P.M. with Midnight M Please receive the sacrament of reconciliation to God, neighbor and Community atsyeoausornco, convenience during this hol Th e Easter morning masses at Brussels at 9:30 A.M. TO ALL! Wingham at 11:15 A.M. Lonely A HOLY EASTER Search iota. GOD tiettioniber the--Peace "attd. Development, collection tor th rootte.riatioft GOS'4 Wetidt • -.011116.