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People we know'
for
Mr., Mrs. GERALD IVIcARTER
FRI., OCTOBER 12th
• Walton Community ,
Hall
Ladies please bring lunch
Everybody Welcome.
:,6,4HE BRUSSELS', POST -beitittit 1973
NOTICE
Anyone intftested
in playing
DARTS
FRI. NIGHT
Meet at
Brussels Legion
OCT. 9th
at 8 p.m
RECEPTION and
DANCE
The Old values? ,
Many times• over the .years
people have been heard to be say-
ing, "What happened to the good
old values of yesteryear." This is
a subject that most people could
talk about for hours. Some be-
lieve that if only we had the same
values of a century ago, all prob-
lems would be solved. This point
of view misses the'point.
What we should strive "for—in
our lives are the universal, time-
less values God has passed on to
us. Sure, many of the values of
yesteryear sound very Utopian,.
but we must remember that th-dy
had . their own problemi back
then - wars, murders, stealing, .
poverty, disease, ,and apathy.
They, too, must have wished for
the old days and the old values
of a century before them. But
we as people alwayst had pro-
blems throughout the ages. And
problems will be with us for a
good long time to come.
What should we do? we should
'all try to seek the purpose God
has given us in our lives, and we
must always stive to adopt His
values - the values that span all
generations - love, peace, and
happiness.
SUNDAJSERNION)
BROWNIE'S
CLINTON - ONTARIO
WEEKEND SHOWS ONLY starting Friday, Sept. 7
Remember! It takes but a
moment to'place a Brussels Post
Want Ad and be money in pocket.
To advertise, just Dial Brussels
88'7-6641.
The many friends of the Gal-
braith family,, former Brussels
residents, were sorry to hear
of the death of George Galbraith
who passed away Tuesday mora-
ing of this week. •
Leonard Lamont, who was, a
patient in Westminster Hospital
returned home last. Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. RosS Knight,
Mr, and Mrs. Murray Huether
and 'Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mac-
intosh of Listowel visited with
Mr, David Huether of Pembroke
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krauter
of Dwight on the weekend.
Harold Bridge had the mis-
fortune to have his left arm
broken when he got it caught in,
a cable on Sunday.
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The Many friends of Mrs.
Bertha Jer.myn will be pleased
to learn that she is now a resi-
dent of the Callendar Nursing
}tome in Brussels.
Mr. Sylvester VOX ? who is
confined to Callendar Nursing
Home, Brussels, will celebrate
his 90th birthday on October 9th. •
Mr. and Mrs. C. Parker of
London were Visitors in Brus-
sels last Thursday.
ENTERTAINMENT:
AT THE
NEW AMERICAN HOTEL
BRUSSELS ,ONT.
Friday and. Saturday Night
The Howard Smith Orchestr
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.And PLAY as SHOWN on PROGRAM
FRIDAY and SATURDAY — October 5 -
DIRT GANG
God help the Fuzz that Flashes a Badge
on Dirt Gang..
'THE UNHOLY ROLLERS
It's Roller Derby Racing with the Tough-
est. Broads in the World. OzemarauvADMITANLE
GIANT THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY
SHOW
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7th
STARTS AT 8:00 p.m.
6 FEATURES :--
L Pocket Money
Stars Paul Newman and 'Lee Marvin
2. The .Fireball 500
For the Race Car Fans
3. Dagmars .Hot Pants'.
.4.1000.''Convids: -and A Woman.
S. Devils Nightmare.
6. The.,Night _Came Out
of the Grave
THEATRE OPERATING.IIVEEIGENDS
ONLY for :BALANCE of SEASON!
Mr. Aire Van Per Ende led the Clinton Christian Reforni
Song Service on Sunday evening. Members of the
congregation formed a choir with vocal duet numbers by
Alice Roorda and Jim Baker.
Some of the.programs were cha
Some of the programs were changed during the week while
the new floor was being installed in the auditorium.
Monday's program was held in the Tsl,r. room, and special
care with Marie Flynn and volunteers, Mr. and Mrs. ,Elmer
Dale, assisting with the music.
. Thirty-seven residents were guests of the Clinton
Women's Institute on Thursday afternoon at their September
meeting held in dining .room at the Home. Mrs. Lockhart
was social convenor for the meeting with the theme being,
"Grandmothers". Mrs. Paisley, _a former .member of the
institute, expressed the appreciation of the residents for a
pleasant afternoon.
ENTERTAINMENT AT
FAMILY. PARADISE
DANCE
SAT., Oct. 6
The Lormaines
FAMILY PARADISE CAMPING
PARK
Sunday visitors witt
and Mrs. Mervyn Ripe we
and mrs, Jack Coultes
family of Oakville, Mr, an
wm. Scott and family of
Craig, Mrs. Chester Rin
Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs.
Pipe and family of B
and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Monkton,
Mr. and Mrs. Ian Mci
have returned from' a motc
to western Canada.
All Shows
Start at
8 p.m.
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