HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-09-17, Page 511;00 AM. Divine Worship
"In Rethembrance of me"
"Seven days without prayer
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ANGLICAN CHURCH
St. JOHN'S. BRUSSELS
The Rev. Keith Stokes
B.A., S.T.B.
Box 47, Blyth, Ontario
Phone 523-9334
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer
COMING EVENTS:
KNOLLCREST AUCTION SALE,
Saturday, October 3rd, starting
at 10 a.m. in the Milverton Arena,
MilVertoe. Plan to attend.
ETHEL W.I. FALL BAZAAR
Reserve November 18th for the
Ethel Women's Institute Fall
Baeaer. Watch for further infor-
mation.
HORTICULTURAL MEETING
The September meeting of the
Brnssels :Horticultutal Society
will be held Monday, September
21st at S o'cleck in the Public
Library. Mr. Lyle Brothers of
Toronto will show pictetes. Every-
one welcome,
RECEPTION. FOR NEWLYWEDS
A. receptiOn for Mr. and Aire.
Howard Giles (nee June Wilbee)
will be held Wednesday, Sept.
'23rd in Ethel Community Hall.
Mesic by the Ian and 'Ken Wilbee
Orchestras. Dancing firoele. 10 to
1. Ladies bring ihneh.
GREY CENTRAL HOME &
SCHOOL MEETING
Grey .pentral Home Sehool
will hold its first meeting of the
season on Thursday, September
'17th at 8;30 p.m. at Grey Central
School. Mrs. Brieluan, Public
School French teacher, will he.
guest speaker. She will be bring-
Ing some of her French students
with her for a deniensttation,
Parents are invited to come and
meet the teacher's. Coffee ,to be
served. Everyone welcome,
TEESWATER FAIR
Milli barnstormers, an airehow
in minoture will be a feature
event of the 1970 TEESWATER
VALI., FAIR on SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 26th. An. Ed Salle
Van T.V. entertainer Dieter Tosso
will also be on hand with thrilling
nets. Entertainment for the whole
family at TERSWATER PALL
FAIR opening FRIDAY evening
SEPTEMBER 25th by C.F.P.L,
barns cominentator itoy Jewel]
and rill day SATURDAY SEPT-
26th, Billy Meek of Pig Se Whistle
Show eincees big Variety Show
SATURDAY night follOwed with
dancing to The DebonnaireS.
Something doing every minute at
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LOBSINGER NIICHOLSON
Tall, lighted, white tapers and.
baskets of pink and yellow
shaste mums a.nd white gladoli
provided a pretty setting in
Bluevale United Church on Sat-
urday, Sept. 5 at 4 p.m. for the
double ring wedding of Vera
Marlene Nicholson, Bluevale,
and Morris Frank Lobsingero
Kitchener
The beide is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.,' jack Nicholson,
Rio 2, 13luevale, and. the groom's
parents are. 1111' and Mr. Wilfred
Lobsinger, Kitchener,. • .
Rev. Berry.. Pa.ssmore, Wing-
ham, .officiated, assisted by Mr.
Karl de Koeijer, Bluevale and
'Father Mooney, Wingham, Mrs.
Carl Johnston, Ieluevale was or-
ganist and accompanied Mrs.
Marie Douglas, Belmore, as she
sang This is Our Day", "The
-Lord's Prayer" and "Da.y of
Golden. Promise",
The bride, given in marriage
• by.. her. father, wore a floor
length Own of white crystal
crimplene, with empire Waist,
rolled: collar and .three -quarter
length sleeves, It .was trimmed'
with white Mee insertion with
pink crimpleite 'woven through,
A detachable train; trimmed
with the same lace cascaded
from. her shoulders to the floor.
A jewelled lace crown held her
three-tier elbpw length veil and.
she carried -a cascade bclpet. of
.White carnations and pink sweet
heart roses.
Maid of 'honor' was Mtg.
Clarence IBishOn, Ethel, sister of
the bride and •beidemeids were
Otte. Dale Beeckettridge„ Blue-
vale, and Miss Marion Jackson,
Kitchener. The attendants
gowns Vete feshioried of mint-
green, crystal crimpleee with
empire waists, rolled collars,
and three quarter length sleeves,
• They were acc ented with. white,
bridal rose lace trim and carried
cascade:, of rose mums inter-
twined with ivy. Two junior'
bridesmaids. Misses Sherry and,
Rosy Lobsinger, sisters of the'
groom, and flower girl, DarleriU
Bishop, Ethel, niece of the bride,.
wore gowns of pink crystal
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orimolene, styled the same as
the bridesmaids and carried
cascades of white and pink
mums, All wore white gloves
with flowers in their hair,
Lowell Lobsinger, Kitchener,
was his brother's best man while
Joe . Nicholson, Harriston, broth-
er of the bride, and Dennis
Lobsinger, Kitchener• brother of
the groom, ushered the guests.
Ring bearer was Michael Bishop,
Ethel, nephew of. the bride, They
wore 'white dinner ,jackets and
black trousers-
Baekets of gladoli, lighted
candles and a four tier wedding
cake decorated the chntch parlor
where the wedding dinner Was
served. Receiving the gueste the
bride's mother wore a sleeveless
pink fortre] crepe dress with
matching petalled lace three
quarter length jacket, pith ac.
cessories and a corsage of White
And pink mums. The grooM's
mother wore a green crepe dreSs
with matching sleeveless coat
and ,a corsage of rose Mums.
A reception wos held in the
Wingham Legion at 8:30 p.m,
FM' a wedding trip to Northern
Ontario the bride chose a yelloW
plaid pant suit with black patent
Shoes and bag and a corsage of
bronze mains. On their return
they will reside at 211 Erb St.,
Waterloo. The bride is a, grad-
uate of K. W. School of Hair-
dre3sitig, Kitchener.
ETHEL
Dennis Earl has returned to
Lindsay for his second year at.
Sir Sandford Fleming College.
Don Pearson is attending
Waterloo University for hiS first
year,.
Doug Pearson is attending
TeaoheiSs . College, London, and
Scott Pearson Will attend 1+ an-
show College, London.
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Bleissels Post.
NOTIC E
BRUSSELS LIONS CLUB WISH TO ANNOUNCE
A 'CHANGE OF DATES IN ROLLER SKATING
WEDNESDAY. 'NIGHTS WILL BE CHANGED
TO FRIDAY EVENINGS
STARTING SEPTEMBER 25th
SUNDAYS WILL CONTINUE AS USUAL
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ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
DUFF'S UNITED CHURCH, WALTON
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20th
SERVICE 11:00 A.M1 and 8:00 P.M.
GUEST SPEAKER:
REV. ARTHUR HIGGINBOTHAM, Former Minister
ALL WELCOME
College, St. Thomas, es A dele,
Hymn 577 was sung and Mrs.
L. Coldkin closed the meeting Walton Unit Of the U.C.W, held with prayer; 1,:eede was served
their meeting• in the htisement of by the i hoetesses'n charge and a the church on .W ednesday, araer social half 'holtr followed. noon, Sept, 9, at 1:30 o,in, Airs,
Walter Bewley opened the Walton W.I. September 23
deVetIone, 'with the theme on The Walton Womee's institute
Stewardship. Mrs. Ray Huether will hold their Sept. meeting on
was pianist for the hymns., A Wednesday evening; Sept. 23 at
skit dwelling on the Stewardship the hall, with the convenors of
theme with 'Airs, Howard Hack' "Resolutions", Mrs. Ceo. McCall
well„ Mrs, (Cutts, Mrs. Mae and Mrs, .los. Nolan in charge.
Sholdice and Mrs. Ray Huether The guest speaker will be Mr.
taking part, followed by a di- Mill, a lawyer, who will speak on
cession The scripture lesson was Estate taxes, this to be an open
lead by Mrs Nelson Reid, Med- meeting to all interested., Each
tetion followed explaining' we member is reminded to bring
are somtime or other like Moses their envelopes , for the "Bake
when God asked him to do some- less ,Flake ' Sale' The secretary
thing, he didn't. think he could treasurer would like to ii the
Without even trying. One can names in. for the Birthday
ask ourselves many questions on Colanders no later than this
being truly an active Steward weekend to the committee in
such us: Can we give hand and charge,
body without heart? leach one Of , Walton, II 4-H Club us have 00 seconds in every
Me, why can't we give more Iii The second meeting of the
to serve Gtol. Can one be accepted 'Walton 41e, (dub was held at
the home of the leader, Mrs. by iodC without giving of our
time'? Can you be excuned, for Allan Sept.. 'Tuesday even-
not giving,? God gave us life, mg—,Sept, . 8, The president,
surely we can pay Him back Marie Nolan, called the meeting
with time serving him to the to order with all repeat:leg the
best of our ability. Mrs. Alec pledge. Eight girls answered
Sholdice closed this part or the the Roll Call, "A book I would
meeting with prayer. Mrs,
like own", It -was dedided to ea,11
th Gerald Watson was in charge of ---e chili: W.rlton Il. Safety .,.Illy s" Discussion was led by the business, Minutes of the last
:r everly McCall, the assistant meeting were re:ol by Mrs. W. leader on Making Leisure e
C. :Hadkweli. '['he roll call was Pleasure, which included Reading,
was answered by 17 members. , lug, Travelling and Music. Next
The offering was received by the meeting to be held on Saturday,
treasurer. Mrs. M. Sholdice and Sept. 19, in....the form of a. hike,
dedicated by Mrs. `Watson. It exploring .nature. The meeting
was announced that the anniyer- was olOsed with the 4-H motto. sary services will he held Sun- "Learn to do by doing",
day, Sept. 20, at 11 a.m, and
S pie. with Rev. Arthur Higgin- Student Minister
botham of Greenlet°, a former Rev. D. Doeken was in charge
minister, the guest speaker. The of the merningg serviee Sunday
Regional meeting is to be held at at Duff's United Mitch • when
the ,bondeSboro United Church, the congregation were privileged
Friday, Oct. 2, regiStration at to have as their Vest epeaker,
9:15 tont Mrs. Jean :Duckett well Paul 'Mess of London; the stir-
speak at the morning session oil dent minister the units kept in
".Drugs and Your Teenager", touch With through the sunnier
Mrs. Doug Ennis and Mrs, '.ror- months, while he was on the
renee Dundee. Were chosen to be miseion flew at Adanack, Sask.
the two delegates to bring hook He hid thtee pastoral charges in
a report to the Walton Unit. Sask. a.iid told of his many ex-
World Wide eotemunion will be periencee with the people of the
held at `Duff's Church On. Sunday, communities. :Fie was very grate
Oct, 4, at, the morning service tut to the Walton ladies who
The annual Fowl Supper plans Wrote to him, or had any part in
are being made for 'Wednesday, his seeport throughout his stay.
Nov. 4. Advertisements to be ill A solo "When I kneel down to
all local papers. Mrs, CI', Watson pray" was contributed by Don
eloeed the Meeting with prayer, McDonald accompanied by Mrs.
Grace was sung and Mes. Gordon Tan Wilbee, at the Organ, The
Merray, etre. Alex. Oulutzen Jr., church picnic followed the.
and Mrs HOWard Hackwell serVice when a delicious lunch
served lunch, was prepared by the OicKillop
MeKillop U.C.W. ladies, :Rev. Doeken conducted
few contests with prizes going to
The M e le ill op Brit of the Win. Bennett for being the
U.C.W. met at the Manse for
then Sept. Meeting last Wednes- oldest person present,
Mr. a nd
r',Ai day evening. Mrs. Laverne God,
. Clarence \I11'1111 for doming
kin was in charge of the Devot- the farthest, the youngest child
tvas Dwayne Achilles, the big,
lens and opened the Meeting gest family present, Mr. and
with "A Woman's Prayer". • Mrs. Don McDonald, the nicest
Hymn 578, *as sung with Mrs. , bold bead, Jos. McDonald. Races Merton H ek Well' ,o,;18 ,„1,-i7,-H tish'o:' were conducted by several ladies
1")(?"1"-- '```.' outside for the children. Due to Mrs. Murray
23rd psalm, ,Mrs. Imo. ,Godkin gaVe the inclement weather the ball
Medite tion on the • scripture, game could not be played ,: as
` aid's Care of His Own" follow, planned.
ed with prayer by Mrs. M.
Dennis. Hymn 637 was sung, Anniversary Services
Mrs. Mervin, .Stitith contributed a Next Sunday • Anniversary .Set-
•reading entitled "Not the Ladles' vices Will be held with a former
r11d", Airs, Godkin conducted a minister, Rev, A. Higginbotham
"Bible Time Quiz" of Jumbled of creonore as geeSt Sliertket,
letters. Mrs, Chest MeCtiteheen Following the evening' SOO:tee
half Our (40 OA spent Moot, 400 W111
and 41 woo; gave a worthwhile report. of her lunch will heserved
WALTON
Walton U.0 . W. Meeting
Minister; Rev.,. E. L. LeOrew
Organist: Mrs: ,John Bryans
No Service this Sunday
4.1 a.m. Anniversary • Service
at Ethel United Church
MELVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Mltnhter
Rino C. A. McCarron
°wallet: Mrs. Nora Moffatt
gate train the U.C.W. in August. 10 as iii. Church School