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in the church on, Thursday, April
10. Mrs.. Joe Dunbar presided
and opened with hymn "Jesus
Stand Among Us".
She extended a welcome to
guests from W.M.S. group of
Brussels. Mrs. John C.
McBurney read scripture from St.
John. Mrs. W. Shortreed read the
meditation. PrayeL was given by
Mrs. Athol Bruce.
Mrs. Campbell of Blyth sang a
solo "In Times like These",
accompanied by Mrs. W.
Dalrymple on the piano. Hymn,
"When I Survey the Wondrous
Cross" was sung.
Mrs. Joe Dunbar then
introduced the guest speaker
Mrs. Andrew Gaunt of St.
Helen's. She entitled her talk,
, "He is not Here, He is Risen".
She gave an inspiring talk ont he
Resurrection and also talked of
her trip to the Holy Land last fall.
Mrs. Garner Nicholson read
two poems, "The Day of Glory"
and "He passed this Way". Mrs.
Youngblut gave a special thanks
to the speaker and soloist and also
to everyone who helped.'
"Breathe on Me Breath of God"
was sung and Mrs. Joe Dunbar
closed with prayer. Lunch was
served.
Evening Unit
The regular April meeting of
the Evening Unit was held at the
home of Mrs. James Coultes with
fifteen ladies present. Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler had charge of
the worship servce, "Show Jesus
His Hands". Hymn "A Charge to
Keep I Have" was sung.
Mrs. George Michie read the
APRIL 16, 1975
24. Cards of Thanks 25. In Memoriam
Our hearts were almost broken
You fought so hard to stay.
l But when we saw you sleeping
So peacefully, free from pain
We could not wish you back again
To suffer so again.
God saw you getting weaker
He did what He though was best
He put his arms around you
And whispered come and rest.
-Always remembered and sadly
missed by wife Reita and family.
25-72x1
Correspondent
Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
OnSaturday, April 5th,
relatives and friends gathered at
the Belgrave Unite, Church for a
turkey dinner in honour of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Rath on the
occasion of their 50th wedding
anniversary.
At 8 o'clock everyone moved to
the Institute Hall where the
public was invited to a euchre and
social with George Johnston
acting as master of ceremonies.
About one hundred people
enjoyed the evening with High
Lady going to Brian Radford
(playing as a lady) High Man -
Lewis Cook, Low Lady -Bradley
McVittie,(playing as a lady) and
LOW MAN Clifford Coutles.
Novelty prize was given to Bert
Johnston. After the euchre Mrs.
George Jjohnston played a couple
of selections on the piano.
Clifford Coultes gave a reading of
true facts about the lives of
Clarence and Birdetta and the
girls, he also recited a ,poem.
Clarke Johnston sang several
songs. Lunch was served by the
United Church ladies and an
enjoyable evening was spent by
all.
Friends and relatives were
present from Ottawa, London,
Toronto, St. Marys, Goderich,
Clinton , Brantford, Wingham,
Blyth, Brussels, Londesboro and
Auburn.
Many beautiful cars and gifts
were received and appreciated.
W.M.S. Meets
The Easter Thankoffering
meeting of the W.M.S. was held
We wish to thank our friends and
relatives and the friends,
neighbours and relatives of the
late Elizabeth Moses for the
kindness shown to her while in
her home, in hospital and in the
Callander Nursing Home. Also
for flowers and donations to the
Cancer Society and Women's
Missionary Society. Many thanks
to the nurses and staff at the
Callander Nursing Home; the
Rev. Edwin Nelson; the pall-
bearers; flowerbearers and the
M. L. Watts Funeral Home. Your
thoughtfulness will not be for-
gotten. - Archie and Rose Moses
24-72x1
The family of the late Sylvester
Fox wish to take this opportunity
to extend their sincere thanks to
relatives, friends and neighbours
for the many floral tributes, cards
of sympathy, donations of their
choice and acts of kindness
extended to them during their
recent bereavement.' Special
thanks to Rev. Eric LeDrew, M.
L. Watts Funeral Home, pall-
bearers and the Young Women's
Guild of Melville Church. Your
kindness will always be
remembered.
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25. In. Memoriam
VII SPENCER, Karen, April 16,
1:1 1972. Sadly missed but never
1•1•1 forgotten. Lovingly remembered
; by Aunt Iona and Uncle Cee and
family.
25-72,1
JACKLIN- In loving memory of a
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Through tears we Watched you
away April 16, 1974:
We watched you fade away
BRUSSELS POST
scripture and prayer by Mrs.
John Roberts. Hymn "0 Master
Let Me Walk With Thee" was
sung. The offering was received
Mrs. M urray Lougheed took
charge of the business. Minutes
were read and adopted. It was
decided to buy 200 packages of
hasti notes.
Mrs. Cliff Logan was in charge
of the program on "The Changing
World for the Eastern Cree
Indians",
This brought the meeting to a
close. Lunch was served.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Kenneth
Wheeler.
Nine tables of euchre were
played in the Community Centre
last Wednesday evening with
winners being: High Lady - Mrs.
Gershom Johnston; Low Lady -
Mrs. Ethel Holmes; Lady Novelty-,
Mrs. Cora McGill; high Man
William Taylor; Low Man -
William Gow; Man's Novelty -
Clarence Hanna.
4-H Belgrave Club #3
The third meeting of Belgrave 3
Club was held on April 7 , at 7
p.m. in the Belgrave Community
Centre. The meeting began with
4-H Plege and motto. Brenda
Nethery led the roll call which
was 'Show your pattern and
material for blouse'. Janice
Coultes read minutes of the last
meeting.
Mrs. James Bakelaar f talked
about what clothes should be
worn for different seasons. Mrs.
Robert Gordon discussed
Wardrobe Harmony and also
combining different colours with
brown. The girls answered a few
questions about the following
subject. 'Suit the occasion,
Wardrobe Harmony', cutting and
marking and using a pattern. Our
leaders explained how to prepare
the material` for cutting.
Janice Coultes . and Joanne
Bakelaar demonstrated how to
make the material grain perfect.
Mrs. Gordon demonstrated
how you shorten and lengthen the
shoulder of a blouse. Janie
Sanders demonstrated how to
tack a dart.
The meeting cloed with 4-H
Creed.
The meeting opened with the
4-H Pledge arid motto in the
Belgrave Arena on April 7 at 4
p.m. The roll call "Tell What your
activities are from your `personal
analysis chart". The girls
answered The next meeting
will be held on April 14 in the
Belgrave Arena at 4 p.m. The
color for our record book was
voted on and yellow was chosen.
Cathy Walker read minutes of the
last meeting. The decision on a
name for the club was "Swinging
Sewers".
Maxine Procter discussed
styles to suit the figure. Mrs.
Clarke Johnston discussed how to
choose a blouse. Maxine Procter
and Mrs. Johnston discussed the
summary matter.
Patsy Scott measured Cathy
Walker for practice in. taking
'measurements.
neighbours gathered the
Belgrave United Church for a
Community Shower for Gwen
• Hunter who will be married later
this month.
Mrs. Alex Nethery and Mrs.
George Johnston conducted a
-musical contest. An address was
read to the bride by Mrs. John
Guay.
Mrs. James Hunter and ,Mrs.
John MacLean assited Gwen in
opening her, many gifts. Gwen
thanked everyone and lunch was
served.
Afternoon Unit
The Afternoon Unit of the
Belgrave U.,C.W. met in the
Sunday School room last Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor opened
the meeting with prayer and a
reading on the Prelude of Easter.
Mrs. Ethel Wheeler read the
scripture lesson found in
Matthew 2 - 8 and 16 - 20. Mrs.
Taylor gave a talk on this subject
followed by hymn "We have
heard a joyful sound". Mrs.
Wheeler explained how we could
be missionaries at home as well
as abroad.
Mrs. Willard Armstrong gave
the Bible Study on "The Pearl of
Great Price." Mrs. Earl
Anderson read the parable of the
sower with different members
reading corresponding verses.
Mrs. Helen Martin took the
study on the work in India.
Collection was received and
visits to sick and shut-ins
recorded.
Meeting closed with -hymn "In
Christ there is no East or West",
prayer. and the benediction.
Personals
Mrs. Stan Hopper, Mrs.
William Coultes, Mrs Gordon
Higgins, Mrs. Ross Higgins,
Mrs. Leonard James and Mrs.
Stanley Black attended the 70th
Anniversary of the Clinton
Women's Institute last
Wednesday at the Clinton Legion
Hall. The guest speaker was Mrs.
Austin Zoeller of New Hamburg,
editor of the Home and Country.
Mr. and Mrs. John Norman
and family of R.R.3, Wingham,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Caldwell of
R.R.3, Blyth and Mr.Arthur
Ballagh of Wingham were dinner
guests of Mr, and Mrs.. Jack
Higgins on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs., James. Cook of
Winnipeg, Manitoba spent a few
days last week with his parents
Mr. and Mrs.Albert Cook.
The Belgrave Men's Choir,
sang at the Walton Easter
Thankoffering U.C.W. on Sunday
evening. Rev. John Roberts was ,
guest speaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Procter
visited on Tuesday ,with their
daughter Miss Marjorie Procter
of Sarnia;.
Mrs. Larry Mayberry, Marilyn
and Kimberley of Londesboro
visited on Friday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robed
Procter.
The Belgrave Men's Choir will
be presenting their spring concert
in Eat tWawanosh Public School
this Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
visited on Saturday with their
granddaught er, Sandra
Campbell in Seaforth Hospital,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lichty
and Wayne of R.R.1, Milverton
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hibberd.
Robert Hibberd along with
County Master Emerson Mitchell
and D.C.M.Clare Van Camp
visited L.O.L. 324 in Dungannon
on Monday evening, April 7.
It is interesting to note that the
children are still skating and
playing shinny on the nat ural ice
in the Belgrave Arena as late as
April 13.
Mr. and Mrs. John Spivey,
Brenda and Barbara of Ingersoll
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Procter also visited with their
aunt, Miss Margaret Curtis who
is a patient in. Wingham and
District Hospital.
Mrs. Hazel Wiggins of
Brantford spent the weekend with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Rath who
celebrated their 50th Wedding
Anniversary last Saturday
evening.
JACKLIN - In loving memory of
my dear father, Carl Jacklin, who
passed away April 16, 1974.
The evening star shines over a
grave of one I loved but could not
save. The end was sudden, the
shock severe. To part with one I
loved so dear. Beautiful
memories in gold, are the
pictures I tenderly hold. Silent
thoughts and hidden tears, Keep
his memory ever dear.
Sad ly missed and lovingly
remembered by daughter Shirley. -
25-72-1
26. Personal
Ray and Betty Bronson are
pleased to announce the marriage
of their son Raymond to Gale
Tracheel daughter of Mrs. Ray
Brunt and the late Charles
Tracheel of Tavistock.
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27. Births
BALOG - Michael a rid Marni
(nee Bronson) joyfully announce
the arrival of their first child
Krista Elizabeth on April 7, 1975
at St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener
Ontario, weighing 8 lb: 1 oz. First
grandchild for two very proud
grandparents Ray and Betty
Bronson of Oakville.
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