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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-10-10, Page 6pto:Ete.gif, LON E'S .LAST . • GIFT ..'REMENIIR N(j. • Whether, it's 1VIONOIEN't •4 MAttittit. YOU are rehieMberiiig a logctl. one.- LET T. PRYDE 8 SON LID • TObAYS CHILD BY HELEN ALLEN News of Ethel Neighbours on 8th honour Mac Farlan r Floyd Brown, Monkton. W.L.A. and Mrs. Wardle Carol of Brantford and Su Hamilton visited Mr. and Doug Wardlaw. Mr. and Mrs. George land of Mt. Bridges spent „ weekend at their taller it village. Mr.. and Mrs. Elwin H° Owen Sound visited Mr. and Roy Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Doug pea •of Exeter, Mr. Scott Pears London visited Mrs. A. Peai Mr. and Mrs. Clg' Scheerer spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Querenge at Laurel. , Mrs. George Mamelka c Clair Shores visited her si Mrs. Lothar Weber and fan Mr. and Mrs. Roger Si and family, Elmira, visited and Mrs. Wm. Dobson. SHE LOVES ATTENTI9N , • This sturdy child is ofAnglo-Saxon descent with blonde 'hair and fair skin. Her blue eyes are not quite symmetrical and this gives her rather an elfin look. Cathy, nine, was born with three kidneys but this is not a health problem. However-,•-she is prone to ear infectionS which must be treated by a specialist. Now in Grade four, Cathy has been doing average work in school. She is the only child in her foster home where she basks ,in all the attention she gets. Until recently, she much preferred adult company and was impatient or even quarrel- some with children, but lately her relations are much more harmonious and she has developed friendships. Cathy is neat and tidy, taking good care of her clothes, and always thrilled with new things. She likes to keep her hair well brushed and shining. Warmly affectionate parents are being sought for Cathy. She should be the only child or perhaps have teenaged brothers and sisters. Her adopting family will need to accept the fact.that information on her background is limited. To inquire about adopting Cathy, please write to Today's Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronb M4P 2H2. For general adoption information, please contact your local Children's Aid Society. “The neighbors of Mr. and Mrs Tom MacFarlane, eighth line Grey, presented them with a clock before their departure from the neighborhood to make their home, in Brussels. They are living on the tenth line for pre- sent, while they - erect a new home. Mr. and Mrs. Snyder of Mof- fatt have moved to the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Tom MacFarlane. .The family of Mrs. -A. Ray- Mond held a successful sale to dispose of her home and con- tents. Mr. and Mrs. William Dolson purchased the home. Mrs. Raymond has been in hospital for some time. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bray have moved into their new home in the village they purchased from Stan Alexander. Mr. ande-Mrs. Gary Crozier and son otKitchener visited Mr. and Mrs. Les Crozier. Miss Betty Lynn of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Don Lloyd of Mont- real visited Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lynn Jr. of Toronto also visited there. Mr. and Mrs, Don. Jess of Hamilton visited Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stephenson. Mr. Vance Baker has moved into his house he purchased from Mrs. A. Rock. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Smith and family of Lakeside visited Mrs. L. Smith over the weekend. Mr. and, Mrs. Norman Coghlin of Atwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald on Sunday. Rev. • RXE AROUND THE WORLD There are over 7,000 known varieties of rice grown around the world.' YOGURT HISTORY Yogurt was part of the diet in Biblical times and has Tong been a staple in the Balkang and the Far East. SHEEP ON SHIP? Columbus brought sheep to the new world on his second voyage in 1493. Stanley McDonald of Loridesboro and Mr. and Mrs, Chester Earl were also supper guests. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Davidson and Blair of London visited Mr. and Mrs. Cecil" Raymondover the weekend. Visitors with Mrs. May God-- den and Bonnie were Mr. and Mrs Rod Godden and family of Bra,mp- ton, Mr. and Mrs. MervinGociden and Penny, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Godden, Listowel. Mrs. E. Gormley and daugh- ter Ann Marie of Toronto visited Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hewitt and her father Mr. Farrow in Wing- ham Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Ricker and Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Patter- son of Niagara Falls, visited Mrs. Edythe Cardiff over the weekend,; Mr. and Mrs. Seth Pride vi- sited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Business Directory DONALD M. LAURIE INSURANCE AGENCY Auto — Commercial -- Farm — Residential BOX 129, BRUSSELS — P41: 887-9221' J. E. LONGSTAFF' —OPTOMETRIST— ,SEAFORTH — 527,1240 BY APPOINTMENT: CLINTON (Mun.In'y Only; --- 482.7010 ANSTETT JEWELLERS 'LTD. 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