HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-08-01, Page 10R. ERIC SISEL
'• FORMER EDITOR OF THE TORONTO' TELEGRAM'
• MINISTER OF UNITED CHURCH IN_ HUNTSVILLE AREA
• ,WITNESSED THE HANGING OF HIS PARENTS IN FRANCE "
• OUTSTANDING• SPEAKER
WILL SPEAK AND.... PAUL PARR
OF THE 1SONOMASTERS
OF DECATOR ILLINOIS WILL SING AT
Westfield Fellowship Hour at 2 p.m.
AND
Huron Men's Chapel .
Auburn at 8 p.m.
"Evil ,Prevails When Good Mon Do Nothing"
22. Legal NoticeS
26. Personal
News of CRANBROOlC
NOTICE TO CRED I TORS
In the estate of FREDERICK
SMALLDON, late of the Township
of Grey,. County of Huron, retired
farmer, deceased.
ALL persons, having claims
against the above estate are re-
quired to send full particulars of
such claims to the undersigned
solicitors on or before the 23rd
day of August, 1973, after which
date the. estate's assets will be
distributed, having regard only
to claims that have then been
received.
CRAWFORD,' MILL
a DAV I ES
Brusiels, Ontario.
Solicitors for the Executors.
22-83-3
In the estate of CHARLES
STANLEY WHELER • late of
Brussels, Ontario, retired
farmer, deceased.
ALL persons having claims
''against the above estate are re-
quired to send full particulars
of such claiffis to the under-
signed solicitors on or before
the 23rd day of August, 1973,
after which date the estate's
assets will be distributed, having
regard only to claims that have
then been received.
CRAWFORD MILL
DAMES
Brussels, Ontario.
Solicitors for 'the Executor!
22-83-3
24. Cards of Thanks
I would like -to take this-•op-
portunity to :thank• Edna ' and
Ralph for giving me such a nice.
party on; my birthday and thanks
to all who= came and made it such
an enjoyable afternoon. I want
to thank all my friends for the
nice gifts and' cards. 'They will
always* be treasured. I am
thankful for all the friends I
have made along the way. As
we journey through life we made
friends all along the way. Again
thanking Ralph and Edna for the
kindness they'haire shown me and
to all my friends. Sincerely -
Ella Peareon. 24-82-1
The family of the. late Mr. Fred
Smalidon wish to express their
appreciation to relatives, friends
and neighbOrs for messages of
sympathy, floral tilbutes; contri-
bution to the Cancer Society and
cards during our recent berea.ire-
ment. Thanks also to everyone
who sent cards and visited him
while he was a patient in:hospital.
Our appreciatiOn is eleoSktended
to the ladies of Cranbrook Church
who supplied the lunch, M'.
Watts Funeral Home and Rev.
C.A.McCarrol. 24-83x1
26. Personal'.
Mrs. Stuart McNair, R. R.
Brussels, - wishes to . announce
the engagement of her daughter,
Myra jean to Mr.; William Lee
Henry, son of Mr: and Mrs.
Ross Henry,' 11.R.6,• Goderich.
The wedding will take place on,
Saturday, Angust 25, 1973,', at
7 p.m. in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Cranbrook. 26-83X1
Mr. John D. McInnis Of
Ingersoll iS happy to announce'
the forthconning marriage of his
only daughter, Bonnie Jane,- to
Robert Bruce MdCall, son of
Mr. and. Mrs. Bruce McCall' of
BrusselS. The wedding is tO:
take place on AilgtiSt 25th, 1973
at St. pawls Presbyterian Church,.
Ingersoll, at 4:36 p.M. 26-83X1
Mr. and Mrs. .John. Hedges, 165
Forest Rd., Galt, Cambridge,
Ont.1 are pleased to announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Ann. Elizabeth to 'Mr. Gerald
Keith Bone, son of Mrs. Russell
Bone, 221 Shuter St., wingham,
Ontario and the late Russell Bone.
The marriage will take place on
Saturday, August 18, 1973 at 3.
P.M. in Central• Presbyterian
Church, Galt, Cambridge, ont.
26-83-1
. Mr.. and Mrs.,,Bert Elliott of
R.R.2, Blyth are. pleased to
announce the forthcoming
marriage of their da.ughter,Linda
Mae to Mr. Kenneth. William
McVittie of London, son of Mr.
and Mrs. 'Roy McVittie of Blyth.
The marriage wil 1 take place
in St. John's Anglican Church,
Brussels, August '25, 1973 at
3 P.M. 26-83-1
SMITH - To Mr. and Mrs. Adam
smith, in wingham and District
Hospital on Sunday, July 15th,
a son, David Adam.
27-83x1
28. Deaths
• • ,
CHAMBERS - At Victoria Hos-
- pital, London, on Thursday, July
26, 1973 in her 30th year Marjorie
Isobel (Marnie workman) Cham-
bers. Beloved wife of William C.
Chambers, of R.R.2, Dorchester
(Nilestdvin)„,- Dear mother of
Jeffery, and dear daughter of mr.
and Mrs. Harry Workman, of
Brussels, and dear sister of
Ruth (Mrs. Robert Ruston) of
London, Charles Workman , and
Ronald Workman, ' David
Workman, all of.Calgary, Barry
Woricman, Douglas workman and
Bill ,Workman,, of Edmonton,'
Frank Workman, .of Brussels.
Predeceased by two brothers.
Rested at the L.Laird Logan
Funeral Home;. _Dorchester,
where fuperal service was held
in -the chapel on Saturday, July
28, at 2:00 p.m. 'Reverend M.
McDermott of. St. Peter's
Anglican Church, Dorchester, of-
• ficiated. Interment in Dorchester,
UniOn Cemetery. 28-83x1
Mrs. M a
Correspondent
Engel
Rev. C.A. 'Falconer will• be on
holidays for the month of August.
There will be no service on
August .5 and. August 12. A for-
mer minister, Rev. Edwin. G.
Nelson, Orangeville, will occupy
the pulpit on August 19th and
August 26th at 9:45 a.m. •
Mr. and .Mrs. Bert White,
Ingersoll, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
White, Brussels
f
visited with Mr.
and Mrs. Wes McEachern.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch and
Janet have returned from. a two-
week vacation in westernCinada.
They called on former residents,
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bradshaw and
family at Rocky Mountain House,
Alberta. ,
Recent callers on Mrs. Mac
Engel were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Switzer, Beamsville; Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Querengesser
' and Mrs. Edith Roulston, Strat-
ford, • and Mrs. Wm. H.
Armstrong, Fergus.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wick and•
family and Monty Engel are on
a, motor trip to. Vancouver and
411440. • / Nog; Bonita Dunn, Blooming,
g
dal
randparents,
perefint t BA; !me Wr (la en dY Ist.I1Ehaerrl
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A„shower was held in the clIm-
, brook Community CentreonWed-
nesday evening, .July 25, for a
bride of the month, Miss Sandra.
Fisdher.
Mrs., Glenn Huether welcomed
the guests '• and read a poem
3'Barry and Sandra's Romance",
; Mary Ellen Knight played two
piano selections. A group of
girls Sharon; Rosanne and, Tracy
Engel, Brenda and Karen 'Knight
provided two numbers. Two hu-
morous readings were given by
Mrs., Melvin Becker. Joanne
Knight played a number on the
piano and Gail and' Gloria white.
• sang two numbers “Turn the
• Radio on" and "Strolling through
the Park." The program con-
, eluded with a piano duet by Sharon
and Rosanne Engel. An address
to Sandra was read by Mrs.Les-
lie Knight and a 14'104 book
presented. A number of girls
• presented many useful andlovely
gifts for which Sandra express* t.
I her thanks.
The ;shower. was arranged :
mrs, Jack Knight, Mrs. Leath
Knight and Mrs. Glenn "blether.
Spending their two week vaca.
tion with Mr. and Mrs. Ale:
Cameron are Bob Paris, Jr
' and his fiancee, Miss Nedrj
Vallee, both of Midland.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paris
Sr., and familY also spent a. dal
with the Camerons.
Mr. and • Mrs. Glenn lluethei
• and Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Knight
spent the weekend at Point Clark;.
Mrs. Huether is remaining for
two-week vacation.
'Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Buelm,
, Conestoga, visited with friendi
here.
mr. and. Mrs. Gordon Engel
and family spent the weekend 41
Amberley.
• Carman Fischer, Rexdale
, spent the weekend with his '
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Fischer.
Miss ilarie Veitch, London,
was home for the weekend. • NOTICE TO CREDITORS . 27. Births
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