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A1.2., THE. BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER. 21, 1981
Rally Day a success at Bluevale
Correspondent
MRS. JOE WALKER
3$7-35$8
Rally Day service was held
at Bluevale United Church on
Sunday, Oct. 11 under the
direction of Sunday School
superintendent Doug Stam-
per. (Stephen Johnston, Le-
anne Nicholson, Michael
Fraser, Greg Perry and Deb-
bie Johnston assisted Mr.
Perry with the service. While
the nursery and #1 Beginners
Correspondent
MRS. GEORGE BROWN
335.3424
Kathy Good, Kitchener
was the speaker at the Octo-
ber meeting of Unit #4 of the
Gorrie United Church Wo-.
men. Mrs. Robin Bolander
was the hostess and intro-
duced the speaker who had
been with the . Mennonite
Central Committee at Ban- -
swara India for two years and
one year in Bangladeish. She
spoke on the role of women in
India. Mrs. Allan Hyndman
presented her with a gift.
Mrs. Hyndman and Mrs.
Ivan Haskins were in charge
of the worship.
Mrs. George Brown, Pres-
ident conducted the business
and plans were finalized for
the Fowl Supper Nov. 3 and
Fall Bazaar on Nov. 21.
Maragaret Dane of the Quilt
Committee reported the quilt
as a winner at the Howick Fall
Fair.
PERSONALS
Bruce Grainger of Mon-
treal, Que. spent the week-
end with Mrs. Cecil Grainger
and visited Cecil Grainger in
Listowel Memorial Hospital..
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mun-
dell visited Rev. and Mrs.
W.A. Henderson in Wood-
stock last week. On Monday,
Mrs. Mundell attended. the
Board meeting of the Hamil-
ton and London Synodical of
Obituary
MRS. FRED MISHAW
Mrs. Fred Mishaw died
in Burlington . on Monday,
Oetober5 in her 83rd year.
She was the former Laura
Turvey.
Surviving are one daugh-
ter, Lois Hanley Of Burling-
ton, four grandchildren, two
great grandchildren and a
sister-in-law Mrs. Maytne
Turvey of, Huronview, Clin-
ton.
She was predeceased by
her husband Fred Mishaw
and three sons, a brother Roy
Ttirvey of Brussels and a
sister Stella Turvey of Tor-
onto.
A private service was held
in Burlington on October 9
with burial in Mount Pleasant
cemetery in Toronto,
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SEAFORTU 527.1140
Monday to Friday 9.5:36
Saturday 9-12:00
FREE PARKING'
ON PREMISES
Closed Wednesdays
By Appointment
classes sat et the front of the
church with their teachers,
the older children participa-
ted in the choir.
Guest speaker,, Mrs. Jean
Mathers told a story about
Tfinothy and his problem with
Billy, the Bully, showing that
even a small boy can ask help
from God. Parents are some-
times too busy, or just not
available when their child-
ren's problems arise but God
will always be there.
Doug Stamper and Mr.
which she is Honorary Presi-
dent.
• Mr. and 'Mrs. Michael
Grainger and Bronwen of
Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Grainger and Chris-
topher of Shakespeare; Mr.
and Mrs. Wayne Williams
and Chet of Gowanstown;
Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil Grainger
were Thanksgiving guests on
Monday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvin Grainer. .
Paula, Heidi and Peter
The congregation enjoyed
a solo by Mrs. Mabel Scott at
the Sunday morning worship
service. The chapel was de-
corated in the Thanksgiving
theme by the residents.
Margaret Mitchell, Edna
Gemmel!, Mame Turvey,
Edith Aldington, Edna Can-
telon, Jennie Chestney,-Janet
Zapfe and Mary Ross were
the ladies who attended the
fashiOn show on Wednesday
afternoon at the Clinton high
school.
Those who enjoy ed a
shopping trip to White Oaks
mall on Wednesday morning
were Eber Lewis, Grace Peck,
Helen Bradley, Frank Bis-
sett, Clayton Steel and Mary
Van Camp.
Wednesday evening, Edna
Cantelon, Ella Wolfe, and
Jim Ruddock attended the
C.N.LB. Thanksgiving din-
ner at the Clinton Legion.
Bible Study was held on
Thursday afternoon led by
Mrs., Milford Prouty.
Perry then presented the
following awards for attend-
ance during the 1980-81 year.
First year diplomas: Ken
Purdon, Tracey Purdon, Tre-
vor Machan, Becky Corrigan,
Julie Elston, Tatum Mathers.
2nd year Seals: Anne Gar-
niss, Janice Nicholson, Dana
Mathers.
3rd year Seal: Todd Machan.
6th year Seal: Heather Whee-
ler, Julie Nicholson, Scott
Johnston.
7th year Seal: Greg Perry,
Strong of Wingham spent the
weekend with their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Hyndman and all were
Thanksgiving dinner guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Hyndman.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Scott
attended the 25th Wedding
Anniversary on Sunday of a
former neighbour, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Brown of Ce-
darville.
Mrs. Edward Bolander
Milford Prouty played a
tape of Larry Prouty with
some of his poetry, and this
was followed by a.,‘Aniz by
Mil ford Prouty. Chinuses -
Hallelugah, I've 'got Peace
Like a River, Oh, How I love
Jesus. The message was
given by Mrs. Milford Prouty
The Bluewater Council of
the Blind held their -Thanks-
giving dinner' at the Clinton
Legion Hall Wednesday
evening October 14th. The
Legion Ladies prepared and
served a turkey dinner:
Following the dinner mem-
bers enjoyed a program of
musical numbers and read-
ings.
Doris Batkin gave a read-
ing on the original Thanksgiv-
ing. Mrs. Luther of Hensell
favoured with a number of
vocal solos accompanied at
the piano by her husband.
Bonnie Perry
$th year diploma and Seal and
pin:- Ian. Johnston
9th year Seal and wreath:
Bruce Johnston, Dean Nich-
olson, Julie Stamper, Debbie
Johnston, Valerie Johnston,
Karen Johnston.
10th year Seal: Arlene, John-
ston
1 1 th year Seal: "June Stem.-
per.
Cathy Dickert was hostess
foi the October meeting of
Bluevale Mother's Club on
spent a few days with her
sister, Mrs. Nellie Dredge of
Palmerston.
Birks Robertson and his
daughter, Mrs. Clifford Mur-
phy of London, have returned
from a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Cameron Robertson of
Strathclair, Man. On Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Mur-
phy and Mr. Birks Robertson
of Teeswater visited at the
homes of Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Edgar and Mrs. Glad.
Edgar.
Sympathy is expressed to
the families of Edward Grigg,
Richmtind (Dick) Atkey and
Stanley Wilson.
Huron would like to wel-
come Mr. William Marshall
from Exeter. Bill is now living
in Normal Care.
Tuesday, Oct. 13. Eleven
mothers enjoyed coffee and a,
social hour while their four-
teen children got to know
each other better. Any
mothers of small children in
the area are invited to the.
next meeting which will be
held Nov. 10 at the home of
Alice Massey. (Corner of
centre sideroad and second
line of Morris.)
Five tables of euchre were
played October 14 in the
Bluevale Community Hall,
sponsored by the Recreation
Association. High prizes
were won by Winnie Boyd
and Joe Walker. Low -prizes -
Leona Frieb urger and Milton
Boyd. Lucky draw - Dorothy
Grunaway.
PERSONALS
Thanksgiving Day guests
of Mr, and Mrs. Harold
Elliott were Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Elliott and Shawnda,
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Cretier,'
Amy-Jo and Janett. Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Moffatt and Rob,
Mr. and Mrs, Kalvin Fischer
and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs,
George Fischer, Mr, and
Mrs. Clarence Henning, Mr.
and Mrs. Joe-Walker, Kevin,
Sheila, and Marie.
The Public is Welcome to attend
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT DAY
atBrussels Public School
Friday, October 30
Starting at 9 a.m.
9:30 - Mrs. Teresa. Holland (McWhirter)
who works with the Carnegie Association will'
speak on improving public relations between
the home and the school.
10:45 a.m. - Marx, Howarth of F.W.T.A.O.
will speak on the Gifted Child, A Forgotten
Pupil
Morning and Afternoon Sessions - St° Charge
12:00 .1:80 Lunch at Community
Centre
tail, hos. Mary tiluether or :Hruisseis. Seliti01
for ticketi by. 'Friday), October 13.
Tickets $5,50'
'Workshops in the afternoon.
UCW hears of women in India
Huronview ladies at fashion show
Blind club enjoys dinner
Bob Hayward of Exeter sang
a few Gospel tunes accom- hie Turnberry St., Brussels, Ont. ,(519) 887-6060.1eia
paning himself on the piano
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