HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-11-11, Page 2024 Card of Thanks
I would like to sincerely
thank everyone for their kind-
ness to us the past months,
For help with things that were
to do that I couldn't manage
to do myself. Your friendly
visits, gifts, cards, letters and
enquiries have all been much
appteciated and were "good
medicine." —Harvey Dennis
24-15-1
Sincere thanks to all our
relatives, friends and neigh.-
)iours for the nice visits,
lovely cards and flowers, 4nd
useful gifts we received
upon the birth of our precious
baby boy. An extra special
thanks to Dr. Meable for his
excellent care, and the nurses
on O.B. for all their help. —
Brian, Elaine, David, Christ-
opher and Richard Arm-
strong. 24-15-1
Thank you for all the flowers,
cards, visits and good wishes
given to me while in the
hospital and at home recuper-
ating. It certainly makes the
sick time go quickly when so
many good friends take a-
moment to be so thoughtful.
— Ruth Sauve. 24-15-1
25 In Memoriam
STEPHENSON - In loving
memory of our parents, Fred
and Margaret who passed
away (Fred) Nov. 15, 1957
and (Margaret) Dec. 8, 1969.
Lovingly remembered by the
family.
Every day in some small way.
Memories of you come our
way.
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A20 ,THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 11, 1981
L ASSIRED uW hears of missionary in
Mrs, J. DeVries entertain-
ed the members of the
Af ternoon Unit of the
U.C.W. in her home, Tues-
day.
Nineteen members and one
visitor attended and 32 visita-
tions were recorded. The
President, Mrs. Ida Evans
welcomed everyone by read-
ing a poem, "Peace" follow-
ed by Prayer.
Mrs. H. Hazelwood con-
vened the devotions. All
joined in singing, "Come let
us sing of a wonderful love".
The Bible Study Psl. 100-was
read in unison. The discus-
sion was led by Mrs. Ruth
Hupfer. This is another
Psa. 1m which exhorts every-
one, everywhere to "make a
joyful noise unto the Lord,"
and to continually praise and
exalt our Saviour with friend-
ship, love, devotion and ser-
vice. Frequently we act as if
we were self-made and be-
come puffed with pride. But
Though absent, you are ever
near,
Still missed, loved, and
always dear.
25-15x1
THUELL In loving memory
of my dear wife Barbara, who
passed away five years Oct.
26th, 1976.
Peacefully sleeping, resting
at last.
The worlds, weary, troubles
and trials are past.
In silence, she suffered, in
patience, she bore
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25 In Memoriam
Till God called her home to
suffer no more.
Lovingly remembered and
sadly missed by husband,
Fred. 25-15-1
26 Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Machan,
Blyth are pleased to an-
nounce the engagement of
their eldest daughter June
Marie to Harry Bakker, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Jan Bakker,
Wingham. The wedding will
take place November 27, 1981
at 7:30 p.m. at Blyth United
Church. Reception at Blyth
Community Centre. Every-
one welcome.
26-15x1
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory
Huether are please to an-
nounce their marriage-Cere-
mony was performed by Dr.
Gordon Hazelwood in the
Brussels United Church on
November 4. Proud parents
are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
McArter of Brussels, and Mr.
and Mrs. Al Doucet and Mrs.
John Magee all of London.
26-15x1
27 Births
ARMSTRONG: Brian and
Elaine, R.R. 2 Bluevale,
welcome with much love their
third son, Richard Mark, 9 lb.
1% oz., on Nov. 4, 1981 at
Listowel Memorial Hospital.
A new little brother for David
and Christopher, and third
grandson for John and Isabel
Armstrong, R.R. 1 Ethel and
Lloydand Twyla Jacklin, R.R.
1 Listowel.
27.15-1
LOCAL FARMER TOPS
TESTS
Monoway Farms of R.R. 4,
Brussels had first and third
boars in the monthly Test at
Quality Swine Test Barn at
Sheddon.
These Duroc boars were
A.I. sired by boars from
Ontario Swine A.I. located in
Woodstock.
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which of us by taking thought
can add one cubit to his
stature? Not one. Then let's
not talk about being master of
our fate and the captain of our
soul."
Mrs. Hazelwood outlines
the life and work of Dr. Bette
Bridgman during the mission
study. She was born in China
On November 1, 28 per-
sons became chart er mem-
bers of Brussels Mennonite
Fellowship.
During the two and a half
hour service, each person
was given opportunity to
publicly state a prewritten
co venant of faith. Foot-
washing and communion
continued the worship ser-
vice.
A common loaf of bread
was broken and passed
Every week more' and
more people discover what
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to missionary parents. At the
age of 17, she came to
Toronto to further her educa-
tion; Then to England and
finally to Portugal to learn the
Portug ese language, She
spent 30 years as a mission-
ary doctor in Angola. During
the Cuban crisis, 1975•76 she
and her friend were imprison-
around the circle of believ-
ers. Each person was invited
to break off a large enough'
piece to share with someone
sitting nearby, giving it with
the words, "This is the body
of Christ broken for you." A
common communion cup was
offered by Pastor Doug Zehr,
assisted by Elder Lorne
Wideman.
Following the covenant
service a potluck fellowship
meal was shared by all.
Zaire
ed for three years. Currently
she is serving in Zaire.
The December meeting
will be held at the home of
Mrs.. V. Thomas at 2;00 p.m.
rather than 2:30. Mrs. Peggy
Cudmore reported for the
Nominating Committee - The
Executive will remain in
office for 1982.
Three persons joined by
affirmation of faith, with one
by baptism, and 26 by letters
of transfer.
Transferring members
came from Dungannon.
Christian Fellowship, Han-
over-Chesley Mennonite Fel-
lowship, Listowel Mennonite
Church, Moorefield Menno-
nite Church, Preston Men-
nonite. Church, and St. Ja-
cobs Mennonite Church.
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28 join Brussels Mennonites