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RECEPTION and DANCE
MR, AND Mrs DAVID McLEAN
for
(nee Shirley Hunking)
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9th
Musis by: Scott's Orchestra
Ladies Please Bring Lunch
Everyone Welcome
COMING EVENTS; -
GUIDES AN BROWNIES START
Brownies, Monday at 3.45 p.m.
at the School, Guides, Tuesday
Bit 7:30 p.m., at the Library.
CHICKEN SUPPER
Duff's United Church, Walton,
will serve a Chicken Supper, Wed-
nesday, November 4th. Watch for
farther announcement.
RECEPTION AND DANCE
For Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bosnian
(nee Ann Lowe) on October 2nd,
in Walton Community Hall. Music
by "True Tones". Ladies please
bring lunch. Everyone welcome.
GYMKHANA —•RODEO
Maitland Valley Saddle Club
will hold a Gymkhana Rodeo at
Brussels Fair Grounds on Sunday,
October 18th, featuring a 'Musical
Ride".
* PRENATAL CLASSES
A series of prenatal classes
began Wednesday, 1, September,
1970, at 3:00 p.m. at the Health
Unit Office, Medical, and Dental
Centre, Brussels. These will be
held at weekly intervales for nine
weeks. Those interested are in-
vited to attend or write to the
Health Unit Office, Goderich.
CARD OF••THANKS . •
The family of the late ROY
Bennett wish to express their
sincere thanks. for all the many
acts of kindnes .shown Miring our
recent bereavement, for the many
floral tributes, donations to the
Chapel and Heart Fund. A special
thanks to the Watts Funeral
home, Rev. Docken and the Walt-
on unit of .the. U.C.W. for serving
lunch. It was all greatly appret-
.iated.
The Bennett Family
CRANBROOK
Rev. J. E, Taylor, Holstein,
was guest minister for the 105th
anniversary service of 'Knox
Presbyterian Church, on Sunday
September 27th. Rev. Taylor was
inducted as minister of Cran.
brook and Ethel in December
1939 and along with Mrs. Taylor
and baby daughter, Audrey Lois,
moved to the Cranbrook manse,
succeeding the late Rev. W. A.
Williams, who moved to Valetta.
Mrs, Stewart Steiss presided at
the organ and special ntimbers
were sung by the Junior choir.
Among those attending the
anniversary service and visiting
with friends were Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Huehn, Conestoga, with
Miss Ethylene Steiss, Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Machan, Listowel,
with Dlr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn, and
Mr and Mrs. Bernard Thomas,
Bluevale and Mrs. Jacob Fischer,
Brussels, with Mr. and Mrs.
Stanley Fischer. ;'!•
Mrs Lylle Gordon' arrived home
last week from a 21. day Roy
.Jewell Scandinavian Tour which
included Holland. Denmark,
Norther Germany, Norway and
Sweden and had 36 in the group.
BOWLILNG NOTES
LadieS' High Single
Helen Adams 265
Marlene Rutledge 242
220
Joyce Jae,klin 222
Ladies' High Ttiple
Marlene Rutledge 635
Helen Adams 610,
Jane Ward 574
Men's High Single
Howard Baker 279
John Pennington 271
Doug Huether 260
Men's High Triple
Howard Baker 681
John Pennington 655
Murray LoWe 635
Team Standings
Triebner's Terrifies
Marlene's OutlaWs
Lois MeArter's
Ruth's Ramblers
Dinnim's Dazzlers
Wheeler's :Dealers
Officers and teams Will be pub-
lished next week due to lack of
space,
Brussels. Wornip 11.00 A.M.
Sunday' School 9:45 A.M.
Ethel Worship 9:45 A.M.
MELVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Minister
Rim C. A. McCarroll
Organ*: Mr*: Nora Moffatt
10 A.M, Church School
71 .A.M, Divine 'Worship
"Man In God's Universe"
The Minister will broadcast
over CKNX on' Oct, 5th and 6th.
"FIe who does not stand for some-
thing falls for anything"
ANGLICAN CHURCH
St. JOHN'S. BRUSSELS
The Rev. Keith Stoke.
B.A., S.T.B.
sSox 47, Blyth.. Ontario
Phone 523-9334
Festival of Thankgiving for the
Blessings of Harvest and Home
11:00 A.M. Holy Comntunion
Or.eanist: Mrs. B. Elliott
ETHEL
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith of
Stratford spent the weekend at
the home of. Mrs. L. Smith.
Mrs Chester Earl and Mrs: Carl
McDonald attended a shower at
Moncrieff recently in honor of
Miss Beth Smith.
Mrs. Wm. Dobson and Mrs L.
Smith spent Tuesday in Kitchen-
•er.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bremner of
London visited recently at the
home of Mr and Mrs. James
Pestel and Mr. and Mrs. A Brem-
ner.
Mr and Mrs. Win. Leslie spent
the past weekend at the home of.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hewitt.
Mrs. Don Swift of London spent
Wednesday visiting her mother,
Mrs. Joe PeatSote- Mrs. Bert
Elliott visited at the same home.'
Cengratulations to Mr, and Mrs,
Wm: van Ness on the arrival Of
their son, a brother fore the 'four
sisters.
QUite ' a number returned to
enjoy Rev... Harold Snell at the
United Church AniVerSary.
Ethel U.C.W. Meeting
The Ethel met at the
hoMe of Mrs. Cheser Earl for
their September` meeting, The
worship service was given by Mrs.
Sam Beirnes. Mrs, C, Earl took
charge of the topic on Public
buildings, a very interesting Mies.
tion and answer period followed.
hall `Rally will be held in Milver-
ton oft October 6th in the even-
ing. Study Book will be a South
America for 1971. T rep. gitter"s
report was given. Bale flr Angola
IS completed and a. bale for ever-
seas Relief will be sent by Oct-
Ober 22hd. Lunch was served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. L.
Smith.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Donald Smith of Edmonton was
a. Brussels visitor last week.
Misr, Bonnie Elliott has return-
ed home from Listowel Hospital
after 10 days.
Mrs. Mary Bradshaw and her
daughter, Tracey Lynn from
Swansea, Wales, are visiting her
sister. Mrs. Geotge Langlois.
Russ MCIIII1p4 oe ,Keswick and
his crew are back again gathering'
turnips in this area. Mr, McInnis
reports a fair, crop.
Among visitors at Brussels Fair
were Mrs, Mary Work, London,
Mr. and Mrs. George Galbraith,
Wingham and Mrs Mary moi of
odorich.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Elliott are
proud grandparents of their see-
ped 'grandchild, Cynthia Ann.
born. Sept, ,,18, .1970, to Mr. and
Mrs. David Elliott, RR 1, 'Walton.
Linda Lee, little daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson,
Milverton, formerly of Brussels,
placed first, in a class of 8, ' for
one to six months, in the Milver-
ton Baby Show. CongrattilatiOns.
Mrs. Mary Speiran and her
daughter, Mrs. Maurice Smith
and Susan of London attended
anniversary services at Brussels
United Church on Sunday and
were guests of Mrs. M. Bryans.
Mr: and MI* ;Gbrdon Grant
attended the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Campbell MaePheth of
Gananogee. Interment was Tues-
day September. 24th in. Stayner.
cemetery. '
Mr and. Mrs, D. Whittaker arid'
little daughter of Brantford were
Weekend :visitors With her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hemingway.
Shsan, tanglois placed second-
in top dancing at the Myth fair.
She also danced at the tondmi
Seaforth, and Brussels fairs.
Ed Jewell; Toronto, who with Mrs,
Jewell; was a visitor With t4eir
daughter, Mrs. Ruth Huether; is
a patient in whighatri HOSPital.
Mr. and :Are. Norman Wight
man of Welland, Mr. and Mrs,
Orville Jones, Lucan and Mrs
Watson Brown of .Listowel were
visitors last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Norman HoOver.
A pleasant. evenine Was spent
at the home. of Mrs. George Mc-
Cutcheon On Wednesday, About
forty relatives and friend gather-
ed to honour bride-elect, ,MiSs
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Judy Ann Rice of Weston with
a. miscellaneous shower. Gaines
and contests were enjoyed,.
Weekend vistors with Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Elliott were Mr. and
Mrs. Ronald Sa.uers, St Marys;
Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith, of
Thorndale; Wayne Savers, St.
Marys, Mr. and Mrs, Larry
Lucan.; Misses Sherry
and Judy Smith, St Marys' and
Gerald Elliott of Ethel.
WALTON
Mrs. Ra e Houston underwent
surgery last Friday in Seaforth
Hospital. Her many friend' wish
her a speedy recovery.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. George McCall were Mrs.
Lizzie Scott. and Alb Vodden of
Clinton, and Erie Vodden of
Woodh am.
Gwenda and Stephen Thompson
of Mitchell spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williamson
and June. • •
Mrs Alex Gulutzen Jr. is a
patient in Seaforth Hospital.
BLUEVALE
4-H Club
'The Bluevale 4-H Club met at
the home of Mrs. Jean Mothers at
7:0,1, on Tuesday, night •
"Healthy: Humbugs" was the
name chosen for the club, and the
Roll Call was answered by "An
interesting place I have visited'_'.
The discussion included Explor-
ing Nature and Personal Care ,of
the skin, eyes, hair; teeth, and
feet, A hike Was disilased, and it
was decided to have it On Thanktei
giving Day. if the weather is fine:
The next meetingg will be held at
Mrs. Jean Mather's at 7..f30 Tues-
day evening.
Unit 4,'Bluevale
Unit 4 of the BlueVale U.C.W.
met at the bailie of Mrs. Harold
Johnston on Monday evening,
with ten ladies answering the
11011 Call. Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler
and Mrs. Max DeMaray were in
charge of Devotions and topic.
Mve. Murray .McFarlane and
Mrs. Clifford Brewer served a
delicious Iiinch. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd Wheeler, with Mrs. Murray
Johnston and Mrs, Ten Johnston
in charge of Topic and Devotions,
LNTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVEN
QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS
FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY
SING ALONG WITH DOR'EEN AT THE PIANO
SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY
REG. and MIKE THE MIDDLESEXEiRS
Menu: Barbacued Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chicken
and Chips
seeerelleareiVeeNei!see pi.
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THE UNITED 4.;r1URCH
MINISTER: Rev, ‘E. L. ReDrew
ORGANISTS. Mrs. John Bryans
Mrs. Alice Williams
W. I. OFFERS SHORT COURSE
The Majestic Women's Institute
are offering a short course on
"Accessories For The Home".
•In this course you will learn the
simplicity; attractiveness and nee-
fulness of nceesories in your home
as' well as learning to !Mike a
ettshion cover. Any interested
Nesens in the community are
asked to contact Mrs, E. Parish,,.
887..6021 or Mrs. James Armstrong
.887,67.53 before October 9th.
Mr. Lynn Fffans is home fol.
MAJESTIC W.I. MEETING lowing several days in Listowel
The Home Economics meet ihospital,
ine convened by Mrs. D. Heming-
way and Mrs. E. Parish will be
held in the Brussels Public
Library on Thursday evening,
October 8th, at S p,m, The guest
speaker will be Miss Catherine
Hunt, home econotnist for Huron
County. Members of Ethel, Cron.
brook, Moncrieff and Walton
have been invited to attend, All
ladies welcome,
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