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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-09-06, Page 3News of Huronview family .101?y1 Bert and Tom Awing sang several numbers. at the Clinton Christian Reform song service on. 4tlflday, evening.,. Mr. Arie Van Dereocle led the service, with Chris Geutter as PtantSt, Debbie and Cheryl Flynn, entertained the residents with a step dagge at Monday afternoons get together. Marie Flynn accompanied the Triiironyiew Orchestra for the old tyme music .session and led the sing song along with ypiunteere, Plarlys, Pale and Donna rlynn. The 'McQuaid family of Seaforth -provided the variety program for Thursday Family pligh4Mr, and Mrs. wtlireo McQuaid, Mary Catherine, Norman, Bernard,. AlaYniS,. Paul, Anne matte, and Madonna who appeared on the Big Al. show last Sunday play old time faVourites and western music on a variety of instruments. Mary Catherine and Anne Marie were not able to, be on Thum- day show owing to illness and,were replaced by Mary Ann Segeren ' as announcer and. Verne Samyer step dancer.... Wilson •HaWkIns, a friend of the family thanked the en- tertainers on behalf of the residents. Several families of the residents took advantage of the fine weather last week and had a picnic 'with their rel-, atives at the lawn tables. FORD don.•••••momornr DEMONSTRATOR SALE =----- 1972 — LTD BROUGHAM, 4-door, hardtop, 400 engine, air conditioning, power seats and windows, AM - FM Radio Vinyl roof. • 1972 — Custom 500, 2-door, hardtop, 400 en- gine, vinyl roof, bumper guards, equipped specially for trailer towing. • 1972 — Custom 500, 2-door, hardtop. All cars are equipped with V-C, automatic transmissions, PB. and. PS., radios, white wall tires, body inouldings, wheel covers. BRIDGE MOTORS LIMITED SALES and SERVICE WINGIIAM BRUSSELS Sufriday in Brampton visiting Mr, been accepted on the staff of home with the Mcgavins, while Peter Dinsm ore returned siantey.d:Mosresp.hlilHiolipnietleLroenadnodnffaonilli St+, Josephs Hospital, following ily, Cathy and Brian McGavin a heliday leave at her Parents remained for a weeks holidays home. owing a heliday with her parr ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter fiew4- Canada Student voyageurs !we- ed to her nurses training at 134oenalgera9vfeM. M. and Mrs. lia'gh Rian t Miss Brenda Bewley return- Jeanette visited recently at the Mr. and Mrs, Keith Rock and Murray McCall enjoyed the gram where he visited Quebec, Mrs. John McDonald, Ton- Ottawa and Montreal along with onto, formerly of Grey Twp. is 6,00Q other students in differ- visiting at the home of Mr. and ent groups, Mrs. Alvin McDonald. On Saturday the waltano-Bra Mr. and Mrs, Horace Rutledge - Sae's Midgets won in their own of London visited over the Labor- zone, Q.A.g.A. over Parry'Sound day weekend with Mrs. Roy Beim- played in Brussels ball park, ett, their daughter Jean return- the first game 9 - 3, the second ed home with them after stay- 5 - 4 win for the local boys, ,ing with her grandmother for a they received crests and now few weeks. advance to another zone. Miss Sandra. Watson has re turned to London, where she has Mr. and Mrs. Fred Putt of flows of Walton Qerrespondept Mrs. Allan McCall On Sunday morning Sept. 3, at Duff's United Church, the min-, inter, Bev. Derwyn Docken took as his sermon, f 4Getting 9n with the. job' t. Now that the holiday season is over, the fall schedule will beginovith all activities, Sun- day Sept. 10 will be promotion Sunday with the awards and grad- uation Ceremonies taking place during the service. Mission Band will start again., following the completion of the Sunday Sghool exercises. The general meeting of the U.C.W. will meet on Wednesday evening in the church basement. Anniversary services will be held on Sun- day Sept. 18th. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin and family spent a week ago St. Thomas spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. David wat- son and attended the funeral of the latters brother Mr. Robt. Watson of Londesboro. SAMUEL WILSON BARR Samuel Wilson Barr of 1045 Birchmount Rd., Toronto, a former resident of Brussels, passed away in Riverdale Hosp- ital, Toronto, on Friday, Aug- ust 25th in his 69th year. Born in Morris Township, he was the son of the late Peter and Atilla Barr. He received his education in Morris Town- ship. In 1943, in Toronto, he was married to the former Mary Hodges Mann. He had been an employee of Continental Can where he received his 25 year recognition. In later years he was a paper finisher. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Surviving are his wife: two stepdaughters, Mrs. Stuart (El- eanor) Stevenson of Grey Town- ship and Mrs . Bruce (lorna) Cummins of Toronto and one brother, Jack Barr of Tillson- burg. Funeral service was held from the M.L. Watts Funeral Hoem, Brussels at 2;00 p.m. on Tuesday, August 29th. Rev. L. E. LeDrew officiated. Bur- ial was in Harvey Cemetery, Logan Township. Pallbearers were Stuart Stevenson, Fred Stevenson, Tom Stevenson, Bruce Cummins, Peter Cummins, and Robbie Cummins. Flower Bearers were Sharon Stevenson, Ann Lee Stevenson and Arla Cummins. MRS. ALVIA LIT'T'LE Mrs. Alvia Little of Brussels died in WIngharn Hospital on August 31, She was 83. Born in Toronto she was mar- ried January 12, 1953 to Frank H. Little of Listowel. The former Alvia Dake, she had been prede- ceased by her first husband Fred Sinclair in 1956. She is survived by her husband, a son Fred Sinclair, Wchaiiltdon an Palm Springs, Calif., a grand- child two s.GralamSholdice, great grandchild- ren. She was a member of St. John's Anglican. Church and funeral services were conclude by her minister. Rev. Keith Stokes from the M.L.,Watts Fun- eral Home, Brussels on Satur- day. Interment followed in Brus- sels Cemetery when, pallbearers were: Gee. McCutcheon, Glenn Smith, Ross Nichol, Rae Craw- ford, Graham Sholdice, Jim Flower Bearers were Steven and Rick Sholdice. MRS. JAMES SPWEY The death occurred inClinton Public Hospital on August 30 of Mrs. James Spivey. She was 69. Born in Ethel, she was the former Lilian Alberta Gay San- ders, daughter of the late Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. E. Sanders. Educated in Ethel, she was married to James Spivey at Ethel in 1926. She was predeceased by her husband in 1966. She is survived by sons, John of Ingersoll, Wilfred of Point Ed- ward and. James at home and by eight grandchildren. A member of Brussels United Church, funeral services were held by her minister Rev. E. Le- Drew on Saturday from the M. L. Watts Funeral Home. Interment followed in M t. Pleasant Ceme- tery, Ethel when pallbearers were: Hielke Roetcisoender, Jack Kelly, Bill Craig, C larence John- ston, Ernest Noble, Allan Pease. Flower Bearers were Brian, Murray, Arnold and Paul Spivey. GEORGE OF BRUSSELS -- 887-6751 -- NOW OPEN 5 DAYS A WEEK Tuesday to Saturday -- 4 STYLISTS TOM George — Pat — Sheila — Connie Specializing in Permanent Waving — Colour- ing — Bleaching — Streaking — Latest Style Hair Cutts PHONE TODAY P.S. TEENAGERS -- We now have the newest shades of Lip- stiekand Nail Polish — Grape, Blueberry, Raspberry, Mint,, Blue, Green, Purple and Red. Outline church program for fall —AREA FUNERALS— If you can't trust your old furnace this winter, trust Texaco's. A Texaco forced air furnace is the most dependable furnace you can buy. It's designed to ensure the complete combustion of every last drop of oil. And oil means the most heat for the least money. It's also available on easy budget terms. 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