The Brussels Post, 1977-09-21, Page 2120,-,THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 1917
IMAGINATIVE ANIMALS Kids put their
imaginations to work and created a variety of
interesting animals, out of garden vegetables, for the
annual Belgrave, Brussels and Blyth school fair.
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Rev. Robt. Cochrane of
Milverton conducted the regular
morning service in Knox Church.
on Sept. 18. Rev. Dr. Ross. K.
Thomson preached anniversary
service in Milverton.
WMS Tours Manse
The September meeting of the
W.M.S. was held at the manse in
Monkton with 12 ladies present.
The President Mrs. Gordon Engel
opened the meeting with a
reading "So little time."
Following the theme of
"Harvest" all joined in.retading
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Gorrie, 131.7; 3rd Kathy
Pentland, Goderich, 127.1; 4th
Peter Halahan, Belgrave, 125 and
5th Kevin Clark, R.R. 5, Goderich
126.
Class 2 - Brian McGavin,
Walton; Kevin Clark, Goderich;
Marty Becker, Dashwood and
Don Gill, Grand Bend.
Class 3 - Ken Innes, Brussels;
Don Perrie, Brussels; Peter
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reasonable respect for drivers
who do their best to avoid hitting
them. Some day there could be a
fatal accident that was not the
driver's fault. Take care before it
is too late.
* * * * * *
The sound of the old Town Bell,
that has not been heard for some
years will ring out again in this
village at 12 noon each day. For
many years, it was heard in the
morning, at noon and at six in the
evening. There are many who will
welcome the sound, at least once
a day. It will, no doubt, bringt
21 boys start
Cubs season
Twenty one boys attended for
an evening of games and
instruction when the first
Brussels Wolf Cub Pack held
their first meeting of the season
September 0 at Brussels Public
School.
They welcomed Sean Silver,
who has transferred from
Sudbury, and nine new members,
Jeff Alcock,Mark Breckenridge,
Steven McCauley, Pat and
Michael Ruddy, Marty Rutledge,
Boby Vance, Paul Willie and
Dean Wheeler.
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CANADIAN AtIvE0ItiNd ADVISORY kibAki
John 4: 27-38 with a meditation
by Mrs. Mac Engel.
Mrs. Tom Stevenson led in
prayer. The hymns "Come ye
thankful people, come" and "We
plough the fields and scatter"
were sung with Mrs. Stewart
Steiss at the organ.
Mrs. EArl Dunn gave the topic
"Development means human
solidarity". Miss-Elizabeth Steele
gave a talk on the new studies
available. A letter written March
30 by Miss Lillian Dickson in
Taiwan was read by Mrs. Mac
Engel.
Copies of the booklet "Alive"
Hallahan, Belgrave; Gfeg Cook,
Belgrave and John Decker,
Dashwood.
Class 4 - Don Little, Monkton;
John Little, Monkton; Ralph
Nivens, Auburn; T.P.O. Malley,
Teeswater and Willie Traub,
Grand Bend.
Class 5 - Jim Hallahan,
Belgrave; Steven Walper, Park-
hill; Bruce Boneschansker, Ethel;
Daryl Gill, Grand Bend ..o and
David Gill, Grand Bend.
back many childhood memories
for we older folk.
* * * * * *
The continuing rainfall which
ha's been our lot for far too long
has farmers of the area worried. It
is not only damage to crops as
yet unharvested that causes them
concern. It is the fear that the
ground, so deeply watersoaked,
will not carry heavy machinery
when they need it.
* * * * * *
The big question in this
community early this week has
been will the weather clear up for
the Fall Fair on Wednesday. The
prospects, this Tuesday morning,
are not too good. Everyone is
hoping that noon on Wednesday
will bring clear, sunny skies for
the parade and afternoon
activities.
Cranbrook W.I. met at Mrs.
Tom Baker's home when Mrs.
Workman read the minutes and
Mrs. Hart presented the
treasurer's report.
Cranbrook will contribute $5.00
to the November 11 wreath fund.
Majestic W.I. and Cranbrook are
responsible for the monthly
birthday party at Huronview to be
held Wendesday, October 19 at 2
p.m. All members are to help
Mrs. Lefor and Mrs. Hart who
have been received and will be
handed. out to all families at the
regular church service
periodically. The Fla11 executive
will be held at bt. Andrews
Church, Stratford, on Oct. 11 and
the Fall Rally at Shakespeare on
Oct. 12 at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
Mrs. Claret Veitch gave the
treasurer's report and Mrs.
Stuart Stevenson acted as
secretary in the absence of Mr.s
John Vanass. The roll call, was a
verse containing "Harvest".
Eighteen cards sent and 20 visits
made by members were recorded.
A committee was appointed to
Class 6 - Brian McGavin,
Walton; Greg Cook, Belgrave;
Marty Becker, Dashwood; Kevin
Clark, Goderich and Ralph
Nivens, Auburn.
Class 7 - Don Little, Monkton;
Ken Innes, Brussels; Don Perrie,
Brussels; John Little, Monkton
and T.P. O'Malley, Teeswater.
Class 8 ; John Tinney, Exeter;
Everitt Finnegan, Goderich;
Lloyd Mousseau, Hensall and Roy
Bennett, Wingham.
Oldest Plowman, Everett
Finnegan, Bank of Montreal, pen
and pencil set.
Class 9 - John Becker,
Dashwood; Claire Diechert,
Zurich; Peter Hallahan, Belgrave;,
Dave Turnbull, Dashwood and
Keith Gill, Grand Bend.
Class 10 - Peter Hallahan,
Belgrave; Allan Turnbull, Dash-
wood; Larry Desjardine, Grand
Bend; Greg Cook, Belgrave and
Alec Turnbull, DaShwood.
More names
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married Margaret(Mamie)
; Caridff nd they lived where Jin
Prior n w lives on John Street.
They had 'one daughter who
resides in Brussels. They were
members of the United Church
and are buried in the Brussels
Cemetery,
volunteered to arrange the
program with Brussels,
The Huron County Fall Rally
will be held Oct 3 at Howick
Community Centre with morning
and afternoon, sessions beginning
at 9:30 and 1:30 respectively.
Following some discussion the
following guidelines were
established for the Sunshine
convenership.
S end get well cars, to members;
give baby gift to members who
manse
plan for catering for a banquet in
November. The meeting closed
with the Lord's Prayer in unison.
The date for the Annual Bazaar
was set for Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 5 at 2:30 in the Community
Centre. Mrs. Stuart McNair and
Mrs. Glenn Huether provided ice
cream and cake. "Happy
Birthday" was sung for Rev.
Thomson and all shared in a
birthday' cake. Mrs. Thomson
gave the ladies a tour of the newly
renovated manse prior to the
meeting.
have had babies; send flowers
the time of a member's deal
The sunshine fund is to
reimbursed from the gene
funds and the exact amount spe
for gifts is to remain at
d iscretion of the convener,
The WI will be catering to
wedding reception in AtWood
November and may cater to t
Jersey Club banquet
Cranbrook also in November,
' Mrs. Strickler and Mrs. Conl
reported, that the F.W.I, 08
anniversary celebration
Kitchener was most enjoyable. -Miss McNabb and Mrs, Veit
conveners of Citizenship a
World Affairs presented
program on the United Nation
The roll call "Name an importa
world leader and the country h
represents" was answered by
members, and one guest. Mr
Veitch gave a though provokin
motto titled ''A Different wor
cannot be made by indiffere
people." Miss McNabb spok
briefly , about the history an
make up of the United Nations
Smiles were told by Mts
Conley.
Mrs. Ross Knight, Mrs. Ha
and the hostess served lunch,
Short Shots
WMS tours Monkton
Brussels man is plowing