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18—THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 23, 1977
Belgrave curlers donate $1500
Kinsmen Club
Plan bingo night
were Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs, Gary Leitch and family of
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Nethery and,
Mr. and Mrs. William Black
visited with their aunt Mrs.
James McGill in Tullamore
Nursing Home in Brampton and
with their cousins Mr. and Mrs.'
Glenn McGill of Brampton and
Mr. .and Mrs, Peter Monk of Nicholson and with other
Snelgrove on Sunday. relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Anderson, Ronald Taylor and Ronald
Judith and Leslie of Rexdale Kellsey of St. John's ,
spent the weekend with his Newfoundland, visited on. Sunday
mother Mrs. Earl Anderson, with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mr. and Mrs. Bill Goebel of Armstrong.
Edmonton visited last week with. Miss Norma Nethery of
her aunt Mrs. Fred Cook at the Hamilton spent the weekend with
home of Mr. and Mrs. Garver her aunt Mrs. George Cook.
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Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
The Country Curlers held their
meeting in the Belgrave
Community Centre last Thursday
evening with a card party and
lunch followed by the business
meeting. Euchre prizes were won
by High Lady - Mrs. James R.
Coultes; High Man - Mason
Robinson; Low Lady - Mrs.
Stewart Higgins; Low Man - John.
Gaunt; Lucky Draw - Redmond
McDonald.
The new president is Roy
Robinson, Vice President - Tom
Cunningham. It was reported that
$1,500 from the barbecue and
dance had .,been given to the
Wingham Club Building Fund.
Elect New Officers
The annual meeting and
election of officers of Blyth Rising
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preceptory was held in the Blyth
Orange Hall on November J5
when a donation was made to the
Loyal Orange and True Blue
' Home at Richmond Hill. Henry
Pattison conducted the elections
and installation of officers which
resulted as follows: W. P. Robert
E. Hibberd, D.P.. A.H. Nethery,
Chaplain - George Grigg, Reg. -
Henry Pattison, Treasurer ; C.
Falconer, Censors - Elmer Bruce
and H. Nethery; S.B. Athol Bruce
and MiloCaSemore, Purs. - B.
Finnigan, Tyl er - Clare Van
Camp, P.P. W.A.Nethery. "
Euchre Winners
Eight tables of euchre were
played at the Belgrave Weekly
Euchre last Wednesday evening.
High Lady - Mrs. Victor
Youngblut; High Man - Mrs.
Kenneth Wheeler (playing as a
The members of the Belgrave
Women's Institute heard Don
Vair, a native of Hamilton but
now a Belgrave resident, speak at
their 'Ca\nadian Industries
meeting. Mrs. Ross Taylor was
the conveneri and the meeting was
held in the W.I.H all, November
15. Mr. Vair told of his early life,
his dreams and aspiration to
become an artist and how his
beginning as a barn-board artist
came about almost as a joke at
C.K.N.X where he is employed.
He had several paintings on
display at the meeting showing
how he can transform a piece of
weathered, old barnboard into a
beautiful pict tire, using the
natural grain of thel wood to bring
out his ideas of simplicity and
beauty. Mr. Vair who started
barnboard -painting as a hobby is
. now a Commercial Artist and his
pieces of art have been sold from
coast to coast. Belgrave is proud
to have Mr.Vair and his family as
members of the community and
the W.I.appreciated his talk and
his display of art.
Mr.Walter Scott gave a short
talk on hobbies and reminded the
members that "a hobby is a
stimulating tonic to keep you
young in your outlook".
The roll call was answered by
members telling what hobbies
they would like to take up, Mrs.
Ross Taylor introduced the
speaker and thanked him.
Mrs. Leqbarcl James presided
for the business The CO-Op
banquet, November 25 committe
is Mrs. James Htmter, Mrs.
Stanley Black and Mrs._ Norman
Coultes. The Morris Township
Federation dinner is December
6th with Mrs. Glenn Coultes in
charge of planning the. Meal.
The W.I. is planning a
Community Night to be held
December 28th in the hall With
games for young and old but
omitting the dance this year.
Mrs. James Hunter and Mrs.
man), Most lone hands for Lady -
Mrs. Herb Clayton; Most Lone
hands for man - Albert Bacon;
Low Lady - Mr.s Helen Martin;
Low Man - Mrs. Hazel Davidson
(playing as a man).
A gathering was held in" the
Women's Hall, Institute
Belgrave on November 12th for
Mrs. Lena Higgins and her
family. There were forty-two
present including her brother Mr.
Cecil Wheeler of Blyth.
A smorgasbord dinner was
enjoyed followed by piano solos,
progressive euchre and other
games.
Mr. and Mrs.Lewis Cook, Mr.
and. Mrs. Eldon Cook and Eric,
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cook and
Mrs. Wayne Hopper attended the'
Royal Winter Fair last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Schreiber
and Mark of Milton visited with
Mrs. Earl Anderson last week
end. •
Little Chrisy Palmer spent last
weekend with her grandparents
Mr. andMrs. Albert Cooke.
Mrs. Earl Anderson attended -.
the christening at Londesboro
United Church on Sunday of her
great grandson Bradley Walsh,
infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Walsh, Blyth.
Miss Norma Nethery of
Hamilton, Mrs .Georg .Cook and
Miss Annie Cook attelided the
christening of Bradley Edmund
James Wash, infant son of Mr.
and Mrs. Murray Walsh of Blyth
in Londesboro United Church on
Sunday morning and were dinner
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Hunking of Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby
Clarence Hanna volunteered to
look after the arrangement for
community night.
Donations were made to the
Erland Lee Home Foundation
Fund and to the Children's Aid
Society.
There was some discussion re
making a quilt to be judged in
connection with the 1978
International Plowing Match and
the members are asked to think
about it and bring suggestions to
be discussed.
Mrs. Clarence Hanna
volunteered to buy and send a
Christmas gift to the War
veteran. The secretary is to order
ten copies of Federated News for
the year and also pay 4-H
expenses.
The Christmas meeting ',to
which ladies in the community are
invited,. will be held December .
13th at 2 P.M.
Mrs; James Hunter, Mrs.
Nelson Higgins and Mrs. Bert
Johnston were the hostesses.
UCW entertain
senior citizens
The Afternoon Unit of the
Belgrave U.C..W. was held
November 6th in the Sunday
School room, Mrs. Janisa Coultes
opened the meeting that we need
to teach our children Patriotism
and that serving One's
community could be a vital
contribition to peace. Prayers for
Peace of the World Were Said:
SeniOr citizens and friends
were invited to a Lost Heir party
at the home of Mrs. Janisa
Coultes on November 20 at 2
P.M,
The ladies. were asked to write
a lettet to Murray Gaunt asking
that the legal drinking age be
raised to 20 years Mts,,Coultes
gave a talk On Reedit in ilussik
and they are allowed iteedora of
wotship so long as the state
Coil-tea fit*,
The Belgrave Kinsmen Club
met with guests from Harriston,
Mount Forest and Wingham on
Nov. 16. Winners in the Chinese
Auction were Wayne Chandler
and Don Carter. The club were
invited to participate in the
Monkton Hockey Tournament, on
Jan. 28th. The Belgrave Club
decided to make a donation to the
Cobalt National Disaster Fund.
John Campbell and Gord Folkard
are heading a committee to
provide a bingo night in
Belgrave for the community
residents on or abqut Dec. 6th
when turkeys will be given as
prizes. The next meeting will be a
dinner meeting in Brussels on •
Nov. 30th at 8 P.M. Plans are
underway for a Christmas Dinner
meeting on Dec. 14th with the Kin
wives as snecial guests.
Students get
Students receiving Graduation
diplomas from the Belgrave area
at the Commencement Exercises
in Wingham were Joanne
Bakelaar, Sharon Cloakey, Janice
Coultes, Bernie Haines, Harry
Jaretzke, Ingrid Jaretzke, Grace
Kelly, Donelda. Lamont, Michael
McIntosh, Oscar Meier, Michael
Mrs. Harold Cantelon of Tweed
and Mrs. Norman Hill of Toronto
spent a couple of days last week
with their mother, Mrs. Harry
McGuire also visited with their fat
her Harry McGuire who is a patient in Wingham and District
Hospital.
Mr; and Mrs. Robert Hibberd
visited with Mrs.. Ronald Hibberd
and new grandson in Walkerton
hospital, Walkerton on Saturday.
certificates
Moore, Marjorie Nixon, Johanna
Passchier, Donald Procter,
Howard Roberts, Susan Swanson,
Doreen Taylor, Mark Taylor,
Cameron Yuill, Doreen
Anderson, Mary Bakelaar,
Janice Dunbar, Joan Leishman,
Lorne Scott, Bonnie Walker,
Marvin Cook.
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Hears local artist
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