The Huron Expositor, 1986-02-19, Page 5BRUSSELS AND AREA
Institute displays Tweedsmuir Book
The District Annual isle be held In Ethel on
May 13.
The meeting concluded with a Valentine
Tea Patty provided by Ruth Galbraith, lona
Moore, Bernice MacFarlane and Verna
'Honey.
NURSING IIOME NEWS
Brussels United Church people held the
weekly service at Callender Nursing Home.
Margaret McRrien spent the day with her
daughter Joan Miller. The first resident
council meeting of the new year was held on
Monday, with n few games of bingo being
played, The Salvation Army representative,
Doug and Evelyn Purdy, were present in the
Max Watts gave a talk on the Heritage evening.. lollie Mc('ulcheon was busy on
Foundation which promotes the preservation 'Tuesday as she went to lunch with •Michelle
of various buildings and the different ways of Blake and also visited her daughter Marg in
getting restoration done, Kathy Bridge, first Listowel ntith Colleen Rice In the afternoon.
vice president, presided over the business. The residents also enjoyed cards on Tuesday.
The committee in charge of the cancer The United Church ladies provided the
canvass consists of Kathy Bridge, Edna entertainment for their monthly birthday
McLellan, Peggy Cudmore and Doris McCall. party on 'I'hlu's(lay Howard Clark was the
The next euchre party will be held on Tuesday only resident celebrat Ing u birthday in
March 4 with Ida Evans, Ruth Galbraith, Fehruary. The music was supplied by Freda
Jane De Vries and Peggy Cudmore looking Pipe and Phyllis Mitchell.
after'it. It was decided to donate $100 to the Anne Smith played hymns on Friday
Irons Chub Swimming Pool Fund. morning. Eva Stewart returned to the home
from University Hospital on Friday. Every-
one was glad she was able to return to
Callender
1)1•:SSER'r Ea.'('II ITE
On Monday, Fehrmry 10 a good crowd'
al (nded and enjoyed the attractive array of
desserts prepared and served by the
members el Morning Star Rebekah lodge.
Noble Grand Barbara Wails welcomed all.
Aller sampling the desserts, le games of
euchre were played. Prizes went to the
following: Florence M cArter, Muriel Whtt-
fielct, Jean Bewley, Freda Pipe. Muriel
Brussels Correspondent
EDNA McLEIJ.AN
987-9084
The curators had their Tweedsmuir Book,
as well as several pictures, clippings and
scrapbooks on display when the Majestic
Women's Institute of Brussels held their
February meeting recently in the 'library.
Ida Evans gave the motto "Never too old to
learn and never too young to listen" which
was written by Iona Moore. Marie McTaggart
read a resolution which was drawn up in 1966
regarding the length of ladies' skirts.
TICKETS AVAIIARI.E
Edna McLellan has tickets for the annual
dinner meeting in April to be held at W alton
Hall. Anyone yvishing tickets can get in touch
with Edna.
Ida Evans is making a collection of W .1.
programs and anyone having older programs
of the branch or district are asked to bring
them to the next meeting.
Marie McTaggart gave a report of the
District executive meeting staling the !mem-
bership fees will be 84.
Oakville minister attends Cranbrook
Cranbrook Correspondent
M RS..M AC ENGEL
587-11645
Rev. Cheryl Anne Gayer of Oakville was in
charge of the regular morning service in
Knox Presbyterian Church on February 9.
Rev. Don Mchmis was absent owing to 0
Young People's retreat he attended along
with Rev. Rudy Plug, the United Church
minister of Moncton. Those attending from
Cranbrook were Diane Morrison, Anne
Morton, heather Peale and Gerald Knight.
They %ft on 61'iday evening returning on
Sunday afternoon.
FORESTEILS MEET
The Canadian Forester's Court Woodbine
M100 held their meeting in the Crnbmok
Hall last Tuesday evening with 17 members
present All officers except Mac McIntosh
answered the m11 call The minutes were read
and the treasurer's report given. Brother
Jack Conley distributed the tickets for the
beef draw in April. Sister Isabel Craig won
the 5(1.51' draw and 0 lunch was served by
ltrolher Ross Mitchell, Sister Patsy Dickin-
son, and Sister Brenda Petrie.
'1110 March meeting will be a potluck
supper
• '1110 Canadian Foresters had their card
party on Febtour;y 14 with 15 tables playing.
'fable 4 %%as lucky with players Muriel
Illrnilton, Margaret Adams. Mei Jacklin,
and Gordon Hanna Couple first getting a
0(m1 of 14 were lieeci Rappel and Morris
11oneylonl. high. Hazel McKenzie and Jim
Mmrelly. 101%. Isabel Craig. Bill Craig, lone
hands. Beryl Smith, 11111 Beirnes, table 14 -
Munel Hamilton. Margaret Adams, Ralph
Keifer. Maros% Adams, table (5•Margaret
MacDonald, Anne Engel, Earl Mills, Elgin
Adams never won a intoe at a card party •
Belgrave meeting is opened with
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The Afternoon Unit of the Belgrave U('W
met m the church school morn for their
Febniary meeting Sara Anderson opened
the meeting with an Indian prayer.
The minutes of the previous meeting were
read, treasurer's report. and sick and shut-in
reports were given
:41 rs Ross Higgins used the Moravian code
of living. hymn and prayer for the worship
service The Bible shady was in charge 01
Mrs Glenn ironies taker( from lake. "A
Sinners Love "
The program was continued on the Native
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RENOVATIONS and
REPAIRS
Inferior and Exterior
Indians 51r, .11111 hunter told the story of
Albers filly from the Mandate and a
p{ri-ainal testimony of 410 10(1110 couple from
Arent ford '111' Nalive Church Signals New
Grrertons was read by Mrs lowerence
Tann Inr
The annual meeting nI the United Church
Women of London 1'nnlerencr will be held
Apnl 14 and 15 at Central United Church,
Stratton!. I te)ur(L(a.lu•M;11t1131 1.W billet and
meals
WGwlnnnstrr Reekend, Inrtdon. May 30 •
June 1 and 5lnw 1 nitege, Si 'nomas,
Angus 11 11
KNO\ 1 Ht 1(111 NI•:Wi
keprnn0 va(ri'd 1111001' with Mrs George
I'nu l er ,nor'tan 1+1 w elcrmu•d I he members of
W hi(field, and Adah Stith. The Noble Grand
invited all to come to the hot casserole supper
and euchre on March 17 at 7 ppm,
LODGE MENSPING
The regular meeting of Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge was held February 11 with a
good attendance.
After the opening of lodge the Noble
Grand Barbara Watts conducted the busi-
ness. Undraping of the charter was done by
the Noble Grand, Warden, Conductor and
Chaplain, Correspondence, consisted of a
request for funds from Sick Children's
Hospital, London, and a letter from D.D.P.
Leona Connelly advising of the death of the
husband of the Assembly President of
Ontario,
A message of sympathy Is to be sent to her
from the Lodge.
Vice Grand Mary Nichol and other
members reported visiting sick and shut ins
and also visited Margaret Rutledge on her
94th birthday, She was presented with a gift
and card. Inez Cameron and Aloatha Rann
are still in hospital,
Lillian Moses donated floral arrangements
for o draw.
The treasurer reported the dessert euchre
was (1 successful project. The Noble Grand
thanked all who donated or helped in any
way. The pianist, Verna Thomas celebrated
her 60th birthday and was serenaded by a
chorus of 1l appy Birthday.
After the closing of Madge the social
committee conducted a game of euchre and a
gift and card were presented to Verna on
behalf of the lodge. The lunch committee
then presented her with 0 decorated cake
which was enjoyed by all present. Mrs.
'Phomas thanked all for the memorable
Continued on page A9
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The next card party will be held on Friday,
February 211.
CATERED MEETING
'rite ladies of Knox Church catered for the
annual meeting of the Federation of Agricul-
ture in the Community ('entre on Wednesday
al noon.
Mr. and Mrs Archie('rlrwford, Shelburne,
Oliver and Dave Crawford and friend Shelly
luekie, Gorrie, visited Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cotton on Sunday, February 9.
Visiting Ida Gurdon on February :o were
Mr and Mrs. Sid Barnes and Mrs. Robin
('lay, all of Lndon.
Family howling is scheduled for Friday at
the Molesworth Bowling tones.
Indian prayer
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Brownies aril their leaders: Mrs. Darryl
Culbert, Mrs. William McKeon and Mrs.
Robert Young to the Sunday morning service
which was conducted by the Rev. John G.
Roberts
The children's choir. with organ accomp-
animent sang "God Gives ills People Gifts."
then jmned the Bmnities, to 011 the four
cenlnl front pews
11AKESAIESUCCESS
'the FSrs1 Iielgrave Brownie Pack held a
very sitecessful bake sale at the Institute Hall
on Saturday. February I5
'rite enthusiastic young ladles sold many
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