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The Brussels Post, 1975-07-02, Page 10IIPPr777 1. 1, • GAIL TRAVISS Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Het Tsaviss of Walton, gradtiateil from Lambton College in Sarnia,, on June 20th with a diploma in `Early Childhood Education', She has accepted a supervisor's position at St. peter's Co. operative Nursery School la Stratford, Ontario. MAINTENANCE *Residential *Commercial *Industrial. For All Your Plumbing Needs, Contact:— E. PARKER PLUMBING & HEATING RR 4, BRUSSELS — 887-6079 "EVERY HOME NEEDS PARKER PLUMBING" • • • • • • • • • St. Catharines visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston b Caretaking Services and Mrs. Amelia Brown. 0 Window Cleaning ° Lawn Maintenance ° Floor Cleaning Also small jobs Painting ° Floor Tiling Roto Tilling Eaves Troughing • • 1. 'V • • • • ^ HOME SECURITY • SERVICE Have your home checked daily while you are away. BERG Sales Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES o Barn Cleaners o Bunk Feeders o Stabling Donald G. Ives R. R.#2, Blyth • hone: Brussels 887-9024 For Efficient - Service call 527-0898 R. R.1 - Sea forth •y ... Property Damage, Liability, Ete. Fire Extended Coverage; Windstorm, Thett i Directors and Adjusters Stanley SeIliiraino R.R.2, Goderich 527-017 Robt.Arehlhald4R.E.4;Seaforth itiOnald Mekercher; 'CR.!, Dublin -S27.11545 lien Carmichan, ICR.4, Seaforth Win. lielipeFIErueefield . -52/4877 Lavern Godkln, R.R.#1,Walton Agents: • - .., 3454p4 54.039,0 Ross Loonhordr, !LIRA, Bornhohii Cahn Metiving,CR.I., Blyth James Keys, R.iti, Seatorth; WM: I viper;L Lo. 054548d282:217:150586359304:1 lol4Nrevirittini,13o* 661, Clinton Steve J. MierraY,H.R34 Seaforth,lk..1.Etue, Sea forth A r , , , . . , • . . . . . . . . . - - . . . . - . . •,,r.; 4 • - ice _ re' The warm welcome received since coming to Brussels has been appreciated. Watch for the GRAND OPENING of The Texan Crri11 Specializing hi Siatday Din/nets Ken & june Sirehgtet .Established 1876 . HEAD OFFICE: Seaforth, Ontario Mrs. Margaret Sharp; Sec.-Treas.,Phone 527-0400 It Only Costs A, Little To Bo Sofa Belgrave Shower held for Lorna Mason Michigan, Burlington, Hamilton, Clinton, Londesboro districts. Following the supper hour the president, Mrs. Charlie Scanlon of Londesboro, took charge of the meeting. We were favoured with songs by little Lisa Bosman and Lori Jewitt which were enjoyed by all. Special prizes were given by Abner Nethery of Wingham to the oldest person present; twin brother and -sister, Albert Nethery of Hamilton and' Mrs. Mary E. McGill of Clinton, and to the 'person coming the longest distance; Mrs. Murray Nesbitt of Hailebury, Ontario. The youngest baby present was Kelly' Boman of Londesboro, Ontario. A vote of thanks was given to Percy Barker of Goderich, for the annual gifts of salt which were received by all present and to Alex Nethery of Burlilngton fOr a treat of 'watermelon to the children. Officers elected for next year were: President - Donald J. Nethery of Toronto; and secretary treasurer Mary Isabel Nethery of Belgrave, Ontario. The meeting closed by singing "Auld Lang Syne". Three students of Mrs. Shirley IVincent, Blyth,-were successful in their piano exams, Joanne Coultes, Grade 6; Sheila Anderson, Grade 5, and Kelly Lougheed, Grade 4. Congratulations to the girls. Mrs. Robert Procter will be the new librarian for Belgrave starting July 5th. Hours will be from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. until November. Mrs. Margaret Kemp of U.S.A., Beaverton, Niagara Falls, Toronto, London, Goderich,Wingharn, and surrounding. Toronto spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. George Michie. Peter Mason of Huron Park, Exeter, spent the weekend with 'his parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Kenneth Mason. Anniversary service was held; t Calvn-Brick United Church on. Sunday, June 29th with a former minister, Rev. Charles Krug as guest speaker. The choir under the direction of Mrs George McGee and Jim Robertson provided special music. Jim Robertson and Ronald McBurney rendered a duet. After the service lunch was served and an hour of fellowship was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Armstrong, *Mr. and Mrs. Mel Craig of Bluevale, attended the 50th , Wedding Anniverary of Mr. and ' Mrs. W.T.Armstrong of London, formerly of this area on Sunday, June 22. Mr. and Mrs: Max Pletch, Andrea and Krista of Dryden ,spent a week's holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pletch. , Mr. and Mrs. George M. Johnston and Tara of London spent the weekend with their parents , Mrs. Laura Johnston and Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Grasby. Hugh McBurney of Toronto spent the weekend with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBurney. 5th Line neighbours met in the basement of the old° No. 5 schoolhouse recently to honour Mr. and Mr.s' Joe Holmes who are now residents of Blyth.After an evening of _cards they were presented with a clock radio and a planter -. We wish them well in their new home. Jeffery Leitch spent last week with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs.Robert Grasby. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch, Julie and Jeffery Of London spent the Weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Mr.. and Mrs. George O'Dell and Ivy of Fort Qu'Appelle Sask. are spending a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs: Kenneth Mason. Miss Wanda Mason of Hazelton, B.C. spent a week with her parentS Mr. and r,, Mrs. Kenneth Mason. On Sunday , July 6th at 3 p.m. Memorial service' will be held' in Brandon Cemetery with REv. John G. Roberts in charge. The Welsh. Country 'F asyre sponsored by Knox United Church, was well attended by a large crowd in the Belgrave Arena on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.Th omas Moy of Erin Mills, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson of Rexdale, Mir, and Mrs. W. Schreiber and family, of Milton spent the weekend with Mrs. Earl Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. George Black of Campbellville Visited on Sunday Anderson. hehrseor n g. randmother Mrs. Earl' Mrs. Amelia Brown, Mrs. Beatrice Cardiff accompanied Mr.' and Mrs. Herman Whitfield of Brussels to Decker Michigan where they will visit with Mr. and Milford Robinson and other. relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Artristiong of Th orndale spent the weekend with Mrs. GeOrge Martin and attended - the . Welsh Country Fayre on Saturday, also visited with his mother, Mrs, Mary - Armstrong who is a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Mr., and Mrs. Bert Johnston, Mrs.:, Amelia Brown,Douglas and Danny Thompson of , Goderich attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Speiran of Atwood on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Whitfield, Correspondent Mrs, L. Stonellouse Friends and neighbours of Miss . Lorna Mason, gathered in the basement of the United Church in Belgrave on Saturday evening, June 21st for a miscellaneous shower, in honor of her wedding which -takes place later this month. Lorna was escorted to the front by her mother, Mrs. Kenneth Mason, her sister Wanda, Mrs Williamson, mother of the groom and Carol Williamson, his sister. Miss Janet Beecroft was pianist for the evening and Mrs. Donald Dow presided for a short program which consisted of a solo by Alice Beecroft, two readings by Lori Jamieson and contests conducted by Mrs. Gordon McBurney and Mrs. Dow. The bride's book was prepared by all the ladies and children present. Alice Beecroft read an address to Lorna which had been prepared by Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft. Evelyn Bieman and Alice Beecroft presented the gifts and Marlene McGee made a very becoming hat with the bows. eorna thanked everyone for their lovely gifts and also the ladies who had planned the shower. Lunch was then served bringing to an end a very delightful evening. Reunion The 30th annual Nethery Reunion was held on June 28th, 1975 at the community hall, Londesboro, Ontario with 65 signing the register. Sharon and Judy Ives of Blyth were in charge of the sport which were enjoyed by all. Guests were present from Hailebury, Ontario, Decker, At HPRCSS meeting Tenders awarded for board office who have offered to allow the roadway to the parking to be built on their property to save the beautiful old maple in the proposed entranceway. The offer will be presented to lawyer Robert Waters of Elmira for a legal opinion on whether the board should build a driveway on someone's property. Donald Farwell of Kinkora was named principal Of St. Columban School, effective September L Rev. M. t. Barz of Berea-by- the-Water Lutheran Church, Goderich will be permitted to use St, Mary's School, Goderich, for a vacation bible school August 11 22 provided he arranged for the school to be cleaned to the condition he found_ it on August IL Authorization was given William hinds, Stratford, school attendance officer to attend 'a Seminar in London' from July 13-18 for attendance officers and his expenses will be 'paid for the five-day school as well aS the salary he would have received if he had remained at work. Chairman David Teahen and Howard Shantz said they had visited the Grade 7 class froth St. Michael'S School, Stratford, While spending a Week at Camp Bimthi and they both had high praise' for Paul ybura,2 the teacher and his handling of the prograrri. hi the future it was suggested by 'Trustee' Ronald Marcy, Stratford, that the board might help Meet expenses for such a program Which cost the students $250 whist they earned .through prOjects and PerSOtial payments JULY 2, Tenders amounting to $29,765 have been awarded for the renovations of the former Dublin Continuation School and the Ursuline Order residence to provide board offices for the Huron-Perth County Catholic Separate School Board. F.J.Vere, Stratfor d, chairman of the building and maintenance committee reported the renovations were within the budget allowed ($30,000) at a meeting of the board in. Seaforth Monday night. The tenders are as follows: Electrical --awarded to Goderich Electric, $5,867;plumbing-- awarded to LeBeau's Plumbing, Goderich, $3,320; carpet--John Bettrldge, Stratford, $4,472; decorating, Ralph Schellen- berger, Sebringville, $8;832; Terrazzo floor--Bernardo Marble, London, $2,774; and miscellaneous carpentry (tinie' and Material) will cost about $2,500 and drapes; $2,000. Work will be started in the school next Week and at the convent early in July as soon as the Sisters move to Stratford, to be completed by August 23. The Move to the'new offices is expected to be the last week in A ii ust. in an effort to preserve goodwill the board Will try to save a large Maple tree on the property recently purchased front Simon} Stemmler for a parking area at St. mary's Saida Hessen. 'rite presStire to save the Maple has come from Mr. and Mrs: Steininler and ether neighbour's 0'-THE BAUsSELs pOrr w McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE . INSURANCE COMPANY E II II C.