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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-10-24, Page 4'Two students running in the area public schools cross country race on Monday are shown as they press towards the finish line. (Staff Photo) Children are -baptized at Brussels United Church News. of **ton I sees craft display kr.MAIMMUMM.I.MVFMLI1#4 Wants What. You Don't Need! SELL Through Brussels Post meg/Jed I 'Want Ads L 0 E'S LAST GIFt R tinEht 1$1, A N. CI Whether it's a C 1110NUMEN't • Wimulitit • tNCiltIPTION Vou are reinembering a toted one T T. PRYDE &. SON LTD. Help You beeide on Your Memorial itoviiitehieht# PRONV XelSit 235,0620 L I STOWEL FLORIST As close as your telephone Prompt attention to your Flower Orders Regular del i veri es to the Local Funeral Home PHONE 291-2040 Al so represented by Watts Home, Bryssels,, Funeral aunr,t t AlliMINEWEENNI (Intended for last week) A number of children were baptized at Brussels United Church on Sunday morning. These included: Dawn Marie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barry Engel; Cherida Ann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Garniss• ' William Jordan Bary, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gor- don Guy; Steven Cameron, son of • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon GUY; Kendra Diane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Keifer; Patricia Lynn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis Knight; Kevin Allan, and Brian Robert, 'Sons of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McArter; and Kelly Brian son of Mr. and Mrs. Brian Work- man. Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Broad- hagen from Listowel were guest soloists. Several special events were OBITUARY ROY PATRICK Roy Patrick, 71, of R.R.. 4, Walton, died at Seaforth Manor on Saturday. He had .been in poor health for nearly four years, Mr. Patrick was horn in liiba bekt Townthip, the son of the late Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Patrick. He Was married In. Winthrop, in 1933 to the former Mabel Pe thick, and following thigh' marriage the couple fanned in MoKillop Township. Mr. Patrick Was a Member Of cavity Unithd Ghttrch, Winthrop; • Besides hit Wife he is sur, jived by a son,Andre* Of 1t.R.4 WaltOxi; a daughter, Mrs. Bryan (Jean) Pinkerton of MOnctotkiN.B. and one grandson. The body wits- it the G. A. Whitney ,fttneral Wee inSeefotth Where f.he hineral service was held Monday at a p.m., the Rev. Mervyn Reuben Offidiating, ltl .followed in Staffs. ceineterY, Pallbearers" Were; John Glina Jack Patrick, Robert Pat *MAO Mt, drawn to the attention of the congregation: Oct. 21-Anniversary services with Rev. Allan Johnston as gueht minister; Oct. 28-Guest minister Rev. Warren Dickson of Atwood; Nov. 4-Special music with Peter Deker and Geo. Weber;. Nov. 18- The Dirig-A-pings and Charlie with his accordian; Nov; 28- White Gift Sunday; Dec. 16-Con- gregational Dinner following morning service. The UC.W. were reminded of the Thankoffering meeting Oct. 24. Area ladies are invited to 'hear Mrs. Davidson of Brucefield speak on her work in India. Raise funds- for new courts The interest people of the Ethel community continue acti- vities to raise funds to cover the costs of their new • tennis court. Among recent events held for that purpose Were anOctoberfedt Supper at the home of Clifford Stevens at Which $110. was raised. Otto Pfeiffer donated a prize that realized $23 and an Ethel Bingo netted $30. Correspondent Mrs.Allan McCall The Walton Women's Institute met in the community hall on Wednesday evening. The President, Mrs. Allan McCall, presided with. Mrs. Bill Humph- ries at the piano. Mrs. McCall read a poem, "Get Involved". The minutes were read by the secretary-treaserer, Mrs. Ken McDonald. 26 members an- swered the roll. call, A New Year's resolution I've tried to keep' during 1973". There were two visitors present. Mrs. McDonald gave the treasurer's report. A gift is to be sent to the area convention. It was decided to have a Court Whist ladies night on Tuesday,October 30th. Picked as a committee to make plans were Mrs. Don Nolan, Mrs. Keith. Rock, Mrs. George Blake and Mrs. George McCall. Winter season card parties will begin November 9th. The hostesses are Mrs. Ernie Stevens, Mrs. Richard Geis, Mrs. Don Achilles and Mrs.Clarence Hudie. Mrs. Herb Traviss reported on the County Rally at Centralia. Mrs. Traviss\ and Mrs. Ray Huether were voting delegates. The guest speaker, Mrs. A. McIntyre was introduced by Mrs. Harvey Craig, Mrs. Mc Intyre lives in Grey Township for the summer, originally from Windsor, she had a wonderful display of crafts, showing many of her own ideas. Mrs. Alvin McDonald thanked Mrs. McIntyre and presented her with a gift. Lunch was served by Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs. Don Nolan, Mrs. E. Mitchell and Mrs. K. Boundary and 17th Unit meet Mrs. George Williamion was hostess in her home for the Boundary and 17th Unit meeting Thursday afternoon. Devotions were opened by Mrs, Harold MdCallum reading poem ' "Thanksgiving Day" fol- lowed by prayer. Mrs. Cliff Hoegy read the scripture from Luke 17: 1 - 19. Hymn 579, "We plough the fields and scat- . ter" was sung. • Mrs, C. Hoegy chose as her topic, “Our Thanksgiving" and *• "stayed Home Sunday". The business was conducted by the president of the unit. Mrs. McCallum read the minutes. Tickets were given out for the annual fowl supper November '7th. Invitations were announced from churches to attend their Thank- offering meetings and the Bible Collecting was done. Bazaar money was handed in and will go to the General Fund. Lunch served by Mrs. H.mc.: Callum, Mrs. C. Hoegy. and hostess. Lost and Found group meets The girls met for their third meeting on Tuesday evening in the church basement. The roll call was taken and plans made for a bake - sale November 3rd at the Community Hall. The fourth meeting was held the following Tuesday evening. The draw on a sheepskin rug was m ade and the winner was Jim Ra.rkinson, Queens Hotel, Seaforth. A total, of $91.75 was realized from the sale of • tickets. For crafts, members did batik. The fifth meeting was held on Tuesday, October 16th at the church. 19 members answered the roll call. Ruthie Thamer read the minutes in the absence of the secretary, Janis Van Vilet. For crafts some of the girls Worked on batik while Corrie Habkirk; Julie Blake andHeather Brennan made posters for the coming bake sale. Entertainment was brought byNancyKunder and Jayne Baker. Those attending the Archarnbault- Graham wedding on Saturday in St. Marys were: Mr. and. Mrs. Roy Williamson; Mr. and Mrs. Emmerson Mitchell; Mr.and Mrs.Doug Fraser,Walton and. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark, Londesboro. Little Allison Traviss spent the weekend with her grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herb TraViss. Mrs.Ethel Hackwell of Huron- view spent the weekend with rela- tives in the community. The Walton Institute are planning a Court Whist Party next Tuesday evening in the Community Hall with the com- mittee in charge of detail' follows: Mrs. 'Don Nolan, Keith Rock, Mrs. George and Mrs. George McCall. for posters as to time. Mr. and Mrs. A. Cott Mr. and Mrs. de Vos of Jersey have returned home visiting a week with Mr Van Vliet Sr. Mrs. James W. Daley of helm spent the week end Manse with Rev. and Mrs. D( Doeken,Kristen and Mark. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Smit family of London visit Sunday with the latter's Inc Mrs. W. C. Hackwell. Miss .Gail Traviss, S spent the weekend at the ho her parents. How Ion can high rate last The present high, high .interest on long,term savings • how long cal it lat? Eclually importa is hoW much are you. 11'1.0110,0g from it! Smut. people are putting all ti money they can spare it Victoria and,Grey Guaranteed I nvestment Certificates, paying a truly exceptional high r, or interest. How About you —*today - - at Victoria and Grey. 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