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Mr. and Mrs. Martin Baan,
spent a week recently visiting
with their daughter, Nellie
and husband Howard Booker
and family at Spragge, north-
ern Ontario. On Sunday Mr.
and Mrs. Baan attended a
choir reunion at Aurora in
connection with their centen- ,
Steven Huether is attend-
ing the University at Water-
loo and Jim McDonald is at
Wilfred Laurier University.
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THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTMEBER 16 1981 — A5
24 attend Walton kindergarten
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN MCCALL
8,87-6677
Pupils are back again at
their studies at the Walton
Public School with an enroll-
ment of 88. There were 24
Kindergarten children in-
Kimberly Baan; Keri Bach-
ert; Shirlee Bachert; Janie
Bennewies; Karen Bernard;
Paul Beuerman; Becky
Campbell; Kevin Coleman;
Shannon Craig; Carla Dalton;
Andrea Gingerich; Angela
Dolmage; Lisa Ford; Craig
Geiger, Sharon Godkin; Mat-
thew Lee; Morriane McClure;
Cynthia McCallum; Kevin
McDonald; Jarnie McNichol;
Christopher Stevenson;
Nancy Stewart; Kipp Weis-
brod, and Sharon William-
son.
The teachers include:
Grade 1- Miss Barb Farrish;
Grade 2 - Mrs. Joan Vanden-
dool; Grade 3 - Miss Mary
Ellen Walsh; Kindergarten -
Mrs. Della Bennett. French
Teacher, Mrs. Debbie Camp-
bell, Special speech, Mrs.
Shirley Lyons.
SHOWER HELD
The basement of Duff's
United Church was decorated
in pink and white bells and
ballons hung., from an um-
brella for the community
shower to honor Mrs. Larry
Kale, the former Dena Wey
on her recent marriage on
Saturday evening September
12. Mrs. Lavern Godkin wel-
comed everyone, corsages
were pinned.on the guests of
honor, Dena, her mother,
Mrs. Campbell Wey and the
groom's mother, Mrs. Tom
Kale, Seaforth, they were
asked to come to the front
decorated chairs.
The program began with
Jeanne McDonald playin g
piano solos. Marion Godkin
gave a little reading with
"Advice to the bride" follow-
ed by Margaret Craig giving a
Bowling
Jitney Results from Sept. 7
are:
Jim Bowman 3W34; Jane De
Vries 3W28; Eldon Fairies
3W27; Norman Hoover
3W25; Ida Evans 2W25;
Wilma Hemingway 2W24;
-Ruth Hupfer - 2W23; Ross
Turvey 2W20; Tom Dunn
2W17.
LOCAL TOURNAMENT
Sept. 9
On Wednesday a local
tournament was held on the
greens with 26 bowlers parti-
cipating for the Gibson.
Trophy. Following the 3-10
end games, supper was
served in the Club House.
The Annual meeting was held
that evening and all reports
showed a very favourable
1981 season with good atten-
dance and excellent greens.
Tournament results:
Gibson Trophy Winners-
George Inglis and Helen
Martin 3W37-1-.2; Ken Innes
3W26; Ross Turvey 2W30+4
reading, "A wife who under-
stands". Heather McGavin
sang solos, accompanied by
her mother Marie at the
piano.
Glenna Carter favoured the
audience with piano solos
followed by Marion Godkin
giving hints of advice on
"Marriage recipe".
Mrs. Gwen (Bosman) Dal-
ton read the address. After
opening her gifts, Dena ex-
pressed thanks to those putt-
ing on the shower and to
everyone for the lovely gifts,
asking anyone to visit them in
Kitchener. The bows were
placed on an apron and put on
Dena. Also a cameo cloth
made by Phyllis Mitchell was
presented to her, the names
had been written on the cloth
by Cathy McGavin and Jean-
ne McDonald as everone
arrived.
Lunch was served by the
hostesses of the McKillop
Unit.
CHURCH NEWS
Mr. Robert Perry minister
of Bluevale United Church
conducted the worship ser-
vice on Sunday at Duff's
United Church. Rev. Swan
was at Bluevale for their
Anniversary Service, Organ-
ist was Mrs. Elva Wilbee.
Ushers were: Walter Bewley,
Allan Searle and Jack McEw-
ing. Sermon preached by Mr.
Perry was "Let God be God."
Next Sunday guest speaker
will be Murray Gaunt and
soloist Gloria Hart of Strat-
ford, with no Sunday School
next Sunday. The following
Sunday, September 27 is
Rally Day when the Sunday
School will attend in a body at
the front of the church, Mr.
MacDaniel Phillips of
C.K.N.X. radio and T.V. will
be guest speaker. The U. C. W
Regional'Rally will be held at
Duff's, October 8th opens
with dessert at 6:30, meeting
to begin at 8:00 p.m.
PERSONALS
Recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Huether were
Jack Webster of Edmonton,
Alberta and James A. Pollock
of Brandon, Manitoba.
Several of the Legion mem-
bers from this area participa-
ted in the 50th Anniversary
dinner and dance of Branch
218 of the Brussels Canadian
Legion on Saturday evening,
September 12, which was
held at the Brussels, Morris
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