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The Huron Expositor, 1985-09-18, Page 16B8 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 18, 1985 JOHN ELLIGSEN ELECTRIC LTD. Farm • Residential • Commercial WIRING and PLUMBING R4 Hour Emergency Service R.R. No. 4 Walton Ph. 345-2447 or Ph. 345-2547 Seaforth District High School COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 7:30 p.m. Special Note: Grads are expected to be at the High School at 7:00 p.m. MAi'LWOOD MAOR r PRE -OPENING SPECIAL OFFER!, Prospective residents may save $200.00 on their first month's tenancy by registering before our Grand Opening. For further information detach this advertisement and send to: Maplewood Manor, P.O Box 488, Seaforth, Ontario. NAME. ADDRESS PHONE Offer expires November 1, 1985 SURVIVAL THROUGH FRIENDSHIP HOUSE OF HURON COUNTY 134 McDonald St. Goderich We provide 24 hour a day service to all women who have been or are in the process of: SEPARATION or DIVORCE. We are a complete support service. We have had the following programs in progress since June 1983 and have helped over 200 women in HURON COUNTY. 1. Divorced or Separated Women's Group 2. Battered Women's Group 3. Teenagers group for children from broken homes 4. Day out craft group 5. Family night for men & women & children 6. Sr. women's group with support in all fazes of widow, separated or invalids in the home We are a shelter for women who are beaten mentally or physically and wish to try to live in a better atmosphere. We refer MATES to a group to help them vent their frustration in other ways than on their family 432-3933. We Advocate Family Violence Prevention ALL HURON COUNTY RESIDENTS CALL 1400®265®5506 Locally _•.'_II 52406245 (Goderich) FOR ANY INFORMATION Large crowd at Beigrave, Brussels, Blyth September 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. andMrs. William Haynes of Sault Ste. nnlwoorrnrcn or the same address. Mr. and Marie visited with theircousins Mr. and Mrs.' Mrs. Jack McBurney, RR1 and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnston of Blyth and were dinner Eric Shaw, David, Wade and Owen of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse on Orangeville were also present for the Monday. celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Long of Scottl;dale, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Vincent attended the Arizona visited on Friday afternoon yvith Mr. 25th wedding anniversary of their daughter and Mrs. Bert Johnston. and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Jim Taff of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cottrill and infant son London also other relatives of this area Shawn of W ingham have recently moved into attended, the home in Beigrave which was previously Etta Cook of the Maitland Manor Nursing • occupied by Mr. and Mrs. William Matisz Home in Goderich will be celebrating her and family who now make their home in 96th birthday on Tuesday, September 24. Kitchener. Belgrave friends would like to send their W e welcome, Mr. and Mrs. Cottrill and congratulations. / Shawn to our village. Presby.terial Oct.7 rally Beigrave Correspondent MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE 887-9487 A large crowd gathered in Belgrave last Wednesday for the 65th annual Belgrave, Blyth and Brussels School Fair. Decorated bicycles were judged at 12:30 p.m. and at 1:00 p.m. sharp and the parade started from the WI Hall. It was led by Don Pullen, William Elston, Neil Vincent and Murray Vincent, several members of the Brussels Pipe Band. School teachers, school children and children on decorated bicycles all proceeded to the Fairgrounds at the Community Centre where, the afternoon activities began. Messages were given by Don Pullen, Agricultural Representative from Clinton, William Elston, Reeve of Morris Township, Neil Vincent, Reeve of East Wawanosh Township and Murray Vincent, President of the 1985 School Fair. Karen' Montgomery officially opened the The September meeting of Melville W MS Mrs. McLeod spoke about uniting the Fair. was held at the home of Mrs. Gerald Gibson women and youth of the church in prayer and Karen had obtained the highest number of with 12 members present/ Mrs. McLeod as study. The scripture was read by Isabelle points for girls at last year's Fair and is the president opened the meeting with a poem. Adams and she gave a reading about the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Montgomery The Fall Rally of the Maitland Presbyterial beggar, The study on Central Africa was of Belgrave. • is to be held Monday, October 7 in South taken by Isabelle Adam and prayer by Over 2,900 exhibits were on display in the Kinloss Presbyterian Church, Evelyn Mair. arena and on the Fairgrounds. A letter from Ann Jamieson was read by Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill, Mrs. Leslie Mrs. 'McLeod who left May 17 for South Bolt and Clarence Stokes attended the 40th America, wedding anniversary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. The Secretary and financial reports were John Stokes, RR Wroxeter on Sunday. given. Bride showered 'with gifts At the October meeting we are to have John Perrie Jr. as special speaker. A lunch was served by the social committee and a social time enjoyed. (Continued from Page B71 of Cranbrook, Debbie Higgins of Brussels, Saturday, September 14, saw the local Joyanne Van Vliet of RR 2, Brussels and Brussels Bowling Club competing for the Wendy Boylan of RR 1 Ethel. Gerald Gibson Trophy. The winners of the Last Friday Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Brothers trophy were Jack Bowman and Eldon Fairies. •and Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe of Brussels Behind them were: second, Les Douglas and were dinner guests of the Senior Citizens of Ethel Sutton; third, Jim Coultes and Doris Wingham at the Armories. Lyle showed Michie; fourth, Clarence Hanna and Jean slides on "Country Mailboxes" and pictures Bewley; fifth, George Michie and Jean of their trip to Florida. Alice and Freda also Robertson; sixth Alex Robertson and Helen entertained with some lively Don Messer Martin and seventh George Inglis and Mary tunes on the piano. Yuill. The winners of the consolation prize CHL'RC'H NEWS were Jim Bowman and Ida Evans. Mr. Rev. Victor Jamieson officiated worship at Gibson supplied a prize for the worst skips of M elville Presbyterian Church. The chair sang the afternoon, The winners were Jim Mair two anthems. Prayers were said for Mrs. and IIda Coultes. The annual meeting will be Kerr and Mrs. Warwick who are patients in held in the club rooms on September 23, at 8 the W Ingham Hospital and William Bishop p.m. who is in Listowel. Sympathy was extended to BRUSSELS GIRL IS QUEEN Mr, and Mrs. Alex McLeod in the passing of Saturday evening, September 14 was an his sister at Dunville. Congratulations were exciting one for eight lovely ladies. They were extended to Alvin and Pam McLellan on the vying for the Queen of the Fair title. Before a birth of their son. large crowd W endy Heibein, daughter of Mr. The Interdenominational Bible Study and Mrs. Loyd Heibein of Brussels, was —meets Wednesday, September 18 at 8 p.m. at Miss Congeniality. She was sponsored by the St. John's Anglican Church. Next Sunday the Brussels Legion. Rev. Wallace Murray will lead the worship First runner up was Chris Nelemans, service while Rev. Jamieson and Wilfred daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Nelemans of Shortreed represent the Presbytery of Walton, She was sponsored by LH Resource Stratford -Huron from September 20 to 22 at Management also of Walton. the Inter -Synod Conference at Crieff Hills The Queen is Karen Knight, daughter of near. Guelph. Mid week Bible Studies start Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knight of Brussels. She again September24, 7 to 8 p.m. at the church was sponsored by the Brussels Majestic and September 25 at Maple Villa 1 to 2 p.m. Women's Institute. The other contestants were Sandra Sholdice of. Walton, Pam Engel Richard Armstrong. Sarah Exel, Amy Short - reed, Bradley Shortreed, Christine Yoon. Seals were awarded to Christopher Arm- strong, Rodney Clarke, Wendy Clarice, Heather Douma, Andrew Exel, Matthew Shortreed, Angie Yoon, Jason Shortreed, David Armstrong, Laura Douma, Kendra Shortreed, Lori Ann Perrie, Robbie Shortreed and William Perrie. Hymn books were presented to Neil Pipe and Jody Shortreed. Gifts were given to Leanne Armstrong, Judy Ten Pas, Heather Perrie, Karla King and Verna Perrie. One hundred per cent attend- ance pupils had their name engraved on a plaque which hangs in the Sunday School room. Christopher Armstrong, David Arm- strong, Richard Armstrong, Rodney Clarke, Wendy Clarke, Heather Douma, Laura Douma, Karla King, Heather Perrie, Lori Ann Perrie, Verna Perrie, William Perrie, Amy Shortreed, Bradley Shortreed, Jason Shortreed, Kendra Shortreed, Robert Short - reed and Angie Yoon. UNITED CHURCH NEWS The Brussels United Church congregation along with the Rev. Charles Carpentier met for Sunday worship with the minister welcoming everyone. The choir had an anthem presentation. Prayers were said for the many who are ill in hospital and at home. Bible Study starts September 19 at 8 p.m. in the Church Parlor, The Morning Group will resume October 2, at 9:45 a.m. Help is needed for the December Children's Bazaar. 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