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TWO DISTRICT GIRLS received county
honour certificates and pins Saturday
at the Huron County 4-H Homemaking
Clubs' Achievement Day in the Auburn
Community ';entre. Shown left to right,
Mrs. Wesley Bradnock, Auburn, who
made the presentations; Gerda Exel,
Brussels, and Lenora Hallahan, of Blyth.
—Photo by Cantelon.
Name Banquet Committee
BELGRAVE--The C.G.I. T.
group of Knox United Church,
met on Friday. Brenda Van -
Camp led in games. President
Marilyn Campbell opened with
the C. G . I. T. hymn, purpose,
Scripture, and prayer. Minutes
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BRUSSELS
read by Donna Grasby and Ruth
Michie gave the treasurer's re-
port.
Mrs. H. J. Anderson gave
the announcements about God-
erich Camp, to be held August
4 - 11. Next meeting will be
May 16, with Wendy Fear in
charge of games and Margaret
Nicholson and Linda Rinn to
have the worship service.
A program committee was
named for the mother and
daughter banquet, consisting
of Mrs. Cliff Logan, Marie
Coultes, Lynda Coultes, Helen
Anderson and Marilyn Camp-
bell.
The president introduced
Mrs. Alan Campbell, who
spoke to the girls on make-up,
and demonstrated a facial with
Ruth Michie as her model.
Mrs. Campbell was thanked by
Marie Coultes.
Wendy Fear opened the wor-
ship service for the theme
" Thank God for Fellowship in
Christ", with the call to wor-
ship. Rhonda Fear read the
Scripture lesson and a hymn
was sung. Wendy read the
meditation on the theme.
Brenda and Nancy VanCamp re-
ceived the offering, which
Rhonda dedicated. Wendy led
in prayer and the meeting
closed with Taps.
Messengers Met
BELGRAVE—The May meet-
ing of the Messengers of the
United Church was held in the
church school room on Sunday
morning, during the regular
hour of worship.
Mary Ellen Walsh opened
the meeting with purpose and
prayer. The hymn " This Is
My Father's World" was sung.
The minutes of the last meet-
ing were read by Joan Bosman
and Mary Grasby gave the
treasurer's report.
The roll call was answered
by 18 persons. The offering
was received by Neil Beiman
and Ronald Taylor. A hymn
was sung and Rhonda Fear read
the Scripture lesson. Mrs.
George Johnston led in prayer.
Wayne Hopper and Clayton
Bosman distributed the World
Friends. Mrs. Johnston con-
tinued the study from the book,
"Tiger Tail Village.
New Hare Plaque
Donated by Guild
BELGRAVE--Mrs. Keith Rock
was hostess for the Ladies'
Guild of Trinity Anglican
Church, at her home on Thurs-
day. President Mrs. Alex
Nethery opened with a hymn,
'followed by prayer and the
Lord's prayer in unison.
It was announced that a new
name plaque had been placed
in the front of the church by
the Ladies' Guild, and that six
new Bibles were to be purchased
for the choir members. Mrs.
Lawrence read the Scripture.
Mrs. Clare VanCamp was
convener of the program and
read an article called "Signs
of Spring". Mrs. Mel Brad-
burn read a poem, "Hens,
Then and Now" . Mrs. Clare
VanCamp had a lesson on the
"Parables of the Talents" .
A draw was made on an
article donated by Mrs. Law-
rence Vannan, and it was won
by Mrs. Richard Procter, who
will now bring the article for
the next draw. The roll call
was answered by a Missionary
of the Anglican Church. The
meeting closed with prayer and
lunch was served by the hostess.
Organize Bali
BELGRAVE—The softball
teams have been organized in
Belgrave, to be sponsored by
the Arena Board.
Midget, under 17 onJanuary
1, manager, Ross Robinson;
bantams, under 15 on January
1, manager, Jim Coultes; pee
wees, under 13 on Januray 1,
manager, Glen Coultes.
DIED
BRYANS, JAMES A., '78,
Brussels, at Wingham General
Hospital Saturday, May 4.
Morris Twp. farmer until he
retired in Brussels three years
ago. Survivors: Wife, former
Mae Hopper; daughter, Mrs.
Edward (Idella) Wilson, Brussels;
son, Charles, Orillia; sister,
Mrs. Eleanor Ames, Bethel;
brothers, Edward and Harvey,
both Morris Twp.; Charles,
Whitby; Robert, Florida; Frank,
Hamilton. D. A. Rann funeral
home, Brussels. Service Tues-
day, with burial, Brandon
Cemetery, Belgrave.
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