The Huron Expositor, 1984-09-19, Page 14A14 - TtiE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 19, 1984
A WEALTH OF PRODUCTS was on display Belgrave, proudly shows one of he exhibits
at last Wednesday's Belgrave, Blyth and to her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Brussels school fair held In Belgrave. Erin Robertson.
Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Cook of
BRUSSELS
Belgrave WI to hold bicentennial meeting
887.9487
As the third Sunday School of each month
is set apart as "Children's Sunday," Sept. 16
marked this occasion in Knox United Church,
Belgrave.
Rev, John G. Roberts conducted the
service. Mrs. George Procter, organist,
accompanied the children's 20 voice choir as
they sang. Then with the toddlers of the
congregation, they occupied the centre front
pews to receive the message.
Two scripture passages relating the deaths
of Samson and Stephen were used. A
question and answer period revealed that
Samson's strength was physical; Stephen.,s
was spiritual.
The Benediction was sung by the choir,
followed by lunch and a period of fellowship
in the school room.'
AFTERNOON UNIT
Afternoon Unit met on Sept. 11 in the
schoolroom of the church with an attendance
of 12. Mrs. Earl Anderson conducting the
meeting.
Mrs. James Hunter had attended Alma
College in the summer on an Ethel Child's
scholarship and gave her report and testi-
mony.
Mrs. William Fenton had the study on Life
for the good people taken from ,the book
"Jesus Means Life".
Mrs. Walter Scott was in charge of the
worship period.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Grant
Vincent on the birth of their son and to Mr,
and Mrs. Cameron Procter on the birth of
their daughter.
Agatha Kaasa of Calgary is visiting with
Coultes relatives in this area.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Cook who celebrated their 60th wedding
anniversary on Monday,
Sympathy is extended to Harold Keating in
the loss of his brother-in-law, Stanley Snell of,
London, whoassed away on, Sunday in
Westminster Hospital, London.
Mrs. William Speiran of Listowel and her •
son and daughter-tn-law Mr. and Mrs. Vern
Speiran of Riverview New Brunswick were
supper guests at the home of Mr: and Mrs.
Bert Johnston recently.
On Friday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Anderson attended the official opening of the
Fanshawe Small Hydroelectric' Generating
Station at the Upper Thorne's River Conserva-
tion Authority's Fanshawe Dam at London.
Their son Richard Anderson P. Eng. was
project Manager for this installation.
After a summer break,tbe Belgrave Wi will
hold a bicentennial meeting Sept, 18. There
will be various topics of interest and door
prizes. Everyone is welcome.
Over 80 Van Camp and Campbell relatives
gathered at the WI Hall on Saturday evening
to honor Mr. and Mrs.Clare Van Camp who
celebrated their 35th wedding anniversary.
Brussels Rebekah lodge announces draw winner
MRS. EDNA McLELLAN
887-9084
The. Brussels Senior Citizens Friendship
Club will hold their meeting in the Legion
Hall on Sept. 26 at 2 p.m.
Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Wilbur
Turnbull of Brussels were Mr. and Mrs.
Malcolm Forbes and Mr. and Mrs. Nciley
Hall of Chesepeck Virginia and Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Lawless and Dianne Lawless of
Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs, Neil Hatt. RR 2 Palmerston,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Gray, RR 2 Listowel and
Mr. and Mrs. Clem McLellan., RR 4 Brussels. -
attended the wedding of Marilyn Guy and
Lawrence Walkom in Stratford on Saturday
and the reception in Mitchell. The bride is (he
daughter of Mr, and Mrs.. Fred Guy, RR 5
Stratford. Fred is a cousin of Mrs. Hatt, Mrs.
Gray and Mrs. McLellan.
REBEKAH LODGE NEWS
The Sept meeting of Morning Star Rebekah
Lodge opened with a Pot Luck Supper. Sister
Vera Hastings presided over the meeting..
Sister Kaye Wise D.P.P. and her installing
team will install the officers of the Lodge on
Oct. 9. Palmerston, Clinton and Winghatn
lodges are invited to this meeting.
The charter was d?aped in memory of
-Sister Bud Thompson.
The Fall Variety Fair will be held on Oct. 20
1:30. -
vers of the Rebekah Draw were:
blanket, Mrs. Bauer; comforter, Evelyn Fox,
London; pillow cases. Delores Wheeler,
SHOWER FOR DIANNE MOLE
On' Sept. 11, approximately 40 ladies
welcomed to the community. Dianne Mol a
bride-to-be at .a shower in her =honor in the
,Brussels Library.
Freida Pipe played the piano. Betty,Graber
was M.C. She introduced the bride Dianne, -
her mother Betty, the mother of the groordf
Edna McLellan, matron of honour Joanne
Wilkens and bridesmaid, Peggy McLellan.
Mary Douma played the piano while Laura,
• and Heather sang a number of songs. Barb
Nichol read a poem and Betty Graber and -
Joan Jacobs presented a skit.
Lorraine Neleman of Walton read the!
address to Dianne from her Walton, Brussels,
and area friends.
Brussels WI will purchase piano.forIibrary
The Majestic Women's Institute of Brus-
sels held the "Family and Consumers
Affairs" meeting on Sept. 12. in the Brussels
library.
President Peggy Cudmore presided over
business.
A piano is to be purchased for the library by
the Institute.
Ida Evans is in charge of the Brookhaven
birthday party on Sept. 26.
Marie McTaggart reported on the' District
Executive meeting on Sept. 10.
County Rally is to be held in Wingham
United Church on Oct. I. Delegates are
Glenna Stephens, and Marie McTaggart.
Area Convention is on Oct. 18-19. Dele-
gates are Kathleen Danby and Wilma
Hemingway. Anyone who can give lodging
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the estate of
LOUIS AUGUSTINE BLAKE
ALL PERSONS having claims against
the Estate of the above•mentioned, late
of the Township of Grey, in the County
of Huron, Sewage Contractor, who died
on July 15, 1984, are required to file
proof of Same with the undersigned on
or before the 3rd day of October, 1984,
after which date the Estate will be
distributed having regard only to those
claims of which notice has been
received.
DATED at Brussels, Ontario
this 4th day of September, 1984
CRAWFORD, MILL, DAVIES
& ELSTON
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Estate
and breakfast to visitors are asked to contact
Doris McCall, or the president.
The Institute is sponsoring three 4-H clubS
this fall.
Institute scarves are on sale for $10 each,
May 14 is the date for the District Annual to
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Two quilts are to be quilted by Institute
Members for a Brussels resident.
Mrs. Mary Divok of Mary's Sewing Centre
was guest sp9aker who, presented an'
Interesting commentary on Colors.
The next meeting "Citizenship and World
Affairs" will be held on Oct. 10 at 8 p.m. in
library.
Cranbrcok
Foresters will
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original name
Correspondent
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twelve members attended the Sept.
meeting 9f the WMS at the home of Mrs.
Clare Veitch on Sept. 12.
The leader, Mrs. John Vanass opened the
meeting with a reading and Mrs. Leslie
Knight was pianist.
Mrs. Wilfred Strickler gave the topic based
on the talk given by 'Edna Brubaekcr at the
100th anniversarypf Melville WMS Brussels.
'Mrs. 13rubacher was a missionary for 45 years
in Nigeria.
Mrs. Gordon Engel. president. conducted
the business.
Lunch was served by Mrs. Goldwyn
Knight. Mrs. Vanass and the hostess.
FIRST MEETING
The Canadian Foresters had their first
meeting for fall at the home of Bro. Stan
McDonald. The committees were nominated
for the coming year and the new President
Bro. Strickler presid d.
One of the highlig:.us of the meeting was
the name of the court going back to the
original name. Court Woodbine 100. The ner`
Meeting will be at the home of Bro. Donald
Clark. Bro. Stan showed slides of his trip to
Great Britain. -
MEN TO SERVE
Op Sept. 2.3, the men of Knox Church are
ser4ing breakfast from 8:30 • 9:30, This will
be the second time and the men do a super
job. Don't miss it.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Ve=tch visited on the
weekerjd with Mr. and Mrs. Beit Staeger,
Missis4auga.
Mrs. Goldwyn Knight enjoyed a two week
holiday visiting her son Keith in Cornwall and
Mr. and Mrs, Hector Knight at Piston.
Mr. and Mrs. Gat -net Starr and Kim,
Waltaeeburg: Mrs. Stephen Starr and her
mother Mrs. Byers of Teeswater were recent
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wi(fr•ed Strickler. Mr. and
}oris, Jack Conley anTd Donald Clark attended
the Huron District Fdrester's Church Service
at Kinburn on Sept. 9. Re -v. Stan McDonald
was the speaker.
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