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HOUSTON — SRYANS People of Dutch Descent -REMEMBRANCE SERVICES
Present Gift of Tulip Bulbs HONOR OUR WAR DEAD'
Arca Students Wirt Hpnors
At Seaforth Graduation
Among Scholarship and J\W;Ard
winners at. Seaforth High School
were the following students from
this coinniunity;
Porrie. UR. 3, Brussel;
Carol Shorl.reed, RR 3, kNraltoni
]'neat CouUS, Walton; Rosemary
Illt2, Brussels; Mary Bewo
le Y. RH 1, 1\"alion; Keith Wilbee,
Walton: llelen Searle, hats (L,
'Walton; Linda Traviss, Walton.
Will Perrie, who is attending
University in Toronto, was honie
for the weekend.
Sunday visitors with Mrs, Lytle
GOrdon included Mr. and ?.1 s.
Munro Landon, Simeoe, and their
son Alex and Mrs. Landon and
family from near Listowel.
Don't forge the 'Pozaar in the
Community Centre. 011 Saturday
afternoon, November 1 5th at 2:30
p.m.
Cranbrook W. I. Meeting
The November meeting' of the
W. 1. was held at the home of Mrs.
Allan. MeTaggart with a good
attendance. Miss Clara McGowan
of the, (1hildren's Aid Society was
Ktiesi speaker and was thanked by
Mrs. Frank Workman. Mrs. Win,
Bremner and Mrs. Workman -Were
conveners. The roll call was gift
for the Children's Aid. MrS.
Breinner gave the motto "To give
your home. a lived in look try
decorating it with Your atnilt
children." The December meeting
will by at the borne of Mrs.
Wilfred Strickler with a pot-hick
noon meal. Mrs. Tames Hart and
Mrs. Glenn Huether assisted tip)
hmo,pss wit ft serving luncli,
W.M.S. Afternoon Group
rs. rtu!coa d Bett y wits hasIvH,4
for the Yovember meeting of the
Afternoon .Citoup of the W.M.S. of
Ynox Presbyterian Church. .A
"Remembrtnce Day" rending was
given by the I ea thir, Miss Alice
Forrest, also o "prayer for peace",
The roll call 'ivnts answered With
remetnirrance verse. A letter
front Mrs. McTavish, Sliakcs.
Imre, was read by the secretary
Mrs.. Stanley Fischer. Consider
milt; discussion look place on Kin-
tail Camp and Synodical. Mrs
Clare Veitch and Mrs. Stanley
Fischer reported on the "work-
shop" whieh they attended in 1,ist,
owel on October 1.5th. The study
Hook for 1 970 was discussed crutte
fully, The topic on "Preparation"
:wale given by Mrs Mac Engel with
reltditigs "Ftreakitig the Languagq
Harrier" and 'A 'Rothe Away ftboni
Heins" gi'Ven by Mrs. Lylle Cordon,
and Mrs. Stanley Fischer. Mist'
Alum J. Forrest, read an article Od
"War Cent eteries irf T-Tollarirl"
from the "Glad Tidings" and Writ,
ten by Leeta McCiillydherry, 'l lily
meeting closed with a "1"statiottal
Prayer" a/id tt Bible 0:01/, eon.
ibirited by the "Wier: VoA, Bray
anti
fq6W-
• '00NALO.ANDREW MARKS
A coonnittol service Will hent
itt the Brussels Cemetery Chapel
for Donald Andrew Marks, Infant
son of Air, and Mrs, Stanley Mark,,„
of RR, A, Brussels, Age one (lay,
Rev. K. Stokes of St. join]
Anglican Church officiated.
MRS. CECIL BATEMAN.
Mrs. Cecil Ilatemoti o 07, Ethel.,
died Sunday ot -her home.
She th MP)' 1t:dylbr
gl ary Ames; daughter of late Mr,
and Airs. joseph Antos, and 'was
lanal in Grey Township hi 1 0 2.
She was married in 1.92).. to Cecil
Bateman and they lived in .GrPy•
since then. except. from 1911 to.
1'145 when they lived in Listowel,
She was a member of Ethel United
C11(11'011.
Surviving, • lir() her husband,
daughters Mrs, john (Helen)
Coghill] of Elgin 'I'ownship; Mrs,
;Fumes (Marjorie) Stroll/ors, 'Plthel:
111 rs. Peter Tian)(Drage= ts,
Oshawa: Mrs. William (Doris)
Afonkton; sons Pamen,
Millbank, Robert and Donald.
Ethel; brother :4, -Bryan, Atwood,
Carl, Hamilton; sister Mrs, Frank
(Lila) 'Hunter,. Oshawa.
The funeral, service Was held
Corn the Peebles- Funeral 'Home.
Atwood, on . WedneSday at. .2 Onto
1.3ttrial was 3n. Mount Pleasant
cemetery,
MRS, Wm. H. STILES
Mrs. Sarah Martha Stiles, widow
of 1.11e late William IT. Stiles died
Thursday in Wing-ham and Distrief
Trompital. in her 71.st year.
Born in Gorrie, she, was 'the
daughter or the late Mr, and Mrs.
She is surviTed by five dought.
ers: Mrs. William r.aster,
Windsor; Alice Stiles, Toronto:
Mrs. William (Annie) Spelt's,
T,e(hbridge, Alta,: Mrs. Ceorge
(Dorothy) AIirbett, (ltioloh; Al's.
Willis (Barbara) .Knight. Brussels;
`1118. William, Hashaw. Alta.;
Josepli, Lambeth: Mnrany, Tor-
onto; Xenneth, Winnipeg: John.
Innisfail Alta.; Stewart, London:
G ord an and Edward, both of
Brussels.: three sisters, Mrs. Prod
(Barbara) Thnell and Mrs. William
(Mary) MeQuarrie hoth of Mus-
sel; Miss Dorothy Speer, Windsor.
The funeral was held from her
late residenco at 2 p.m. on Monday.
The Rev. P) EJellrew officiated,
Burial wos in Brussels Cemetery,
Pallbearers worn Russel Trull,
(noun smith. 'George Somers.
Leonard Machan, Stewart Lowe,
and Pick MCQuarrie,
Flower bearers were: michoel
Stile, TArry Stiles, and Garry 'East.
BORN
(11AIG Wingharn and Dist-
rict 'Hospital, on itnesdny, Nov,
to Mr. tout Mrs. William J.
Craig, 1.-M Bly,th, a dooghter.
f4cYrte.t
Tho HPHAMA uotit,
tfig hold •
Ololtit.M01 DINOWItfiiit
Duane .1111-bony. son o r Air and
Airs. Lawrence Barlow was
eel in' Rev. IT. Waite at Kim\
Presbyterian Churah oo Sunday.
All's Edythe Cardiff entertained
at a birthday party Saturday fete
APatiiiiiinutiticee,
Pitt rho !lot-144'1;J litir
11.111.10•11.
'1111• resident:, of this ,troa who
are of Datvh closeent, preSented
th BrItssois Canadian
Legion ',Orb lioiland Tulip
This friendly gest.ure wag Inade
in Venn ,Mbraneo of rho part
our soldiers played in
the 1...ber,ition of their
Holland. in World War It.
The presentation took place 611.
the Remembrance I tay Legion
banquet.. Air. and Alt's, C000dtl E\e'.
Lind Ali'. and. Mrs. [lank TenPes
attended as representatives of the
donors. Ted Elliott, president o;
the Brussels Legion, accepted the
gift front Geral 'Elxel and expio-000-d
the thanks of everyone. Both -Mr.
Esel and Air. TenPas spoke briefly.
MELVILLE LADIES' AID
M.&
er nod a poem followcri lii1 hymn
The devotional pa rt of the meet-
-log was taken by Mrs. Black :oil
Mrs. Bowman. Roll Call was re-
sponded lo, by a Bible verse ono-
I o the ',void "Proiyire".
Mrs. Sunlit ixa\•e the topic., Stitch-
\n. 5, "New .Nets in .Mission" from
the Study Hook. A hymn was sung
and the president, Mrs. Gibson eon-
ducted the business part of the
meeting.
The offering wns received anti
and. cledientd. An invitation was
received to attend a Thanko.fffer-
ing la 001111 giii MoIesworth Nov. t2.
A discussion followed as to the
Study Book to he used in 1‘,171).
Air's. Yulll and Alt's. Malt' were
appoitted Os a norainnting com-
mit:leo to present at now slate of
officers 111 th0 Det!etober meet ,.
Ing. itt 016 PPOlt rills] irltt:
t'•,:•ai• 1 , rtIliaf .,11 :.311.1(1, ifi1Q
hit!: td4i1 tfie
110166liqin
Those who gave ihcir lives in
war v;',-re remembered here In,
Roy.,1 cantidian Legion "Remom.-
Illy Services"
Members of the 'Brussels Brartert
and their Ladies Auxiliary gathered
at the Cenotaph to pay tribute to.
their 1'dt/en comrades, T tov were,
juin od by residents of tho conu-
olunoy
Brimsels Brawl' 21S of the Royal
Ted Elliott. president of' the,
CL,,andian Legion, was in charge.-
The invocation Prayer and script-
ure reading were given by 01E);
Rev, 11, »ocken of Wallark United'
church.
Wreaths were laid by the follow-
ing people.
Province of Ontario Gordon
eGavin
Brussels W. T. Mrs. Douglas
em gV114Y
Brussels Fire Sept. :
me,Whirter
Gerald Exel and Family Henry
Exel
Th. L'Ist Post was stun-Med and
w ) Ill ilia PS Or Silent rEztnoinb-
ran(•e o bserved. After Reveille the
veterans and ladies of the
under command of Ted.
Elliott, marched to, the 'United
Church led by the Stilsatets Royal
Canadian Legion nand.
Rev. LoDrow condlicted
Church service and chose a
901111011 WET'. "They Did Not
in Vain''.
Tn the evening' the BrusSefs
Mari held 9 bniiqa et. ill the
Loo,iou Tall attended by Itc.itIvC1
It. 11 Codsiloi V11911:114A1 4,11400
111'
h MOM. #1P M,45,„
CRANBROOK
Brussels ' nited Churolt wa.t the
setfim.t on Soturday, November
•th, fur the ma rriage vows of
Linda Mao .Bryans, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. John Bryans of Bros.
sets find Robert joules Houston,
:,on mt.% and Mrs. Rote llousLon
of Gre),.. Township. Rov. Eric
Lel)rew performed the ceremony
amid a setting of brwrze and yel-
low mums and eandleabra..
,\liss Linda \N'ilson, cousin of the
bride. was soloist and she sang
wedding Prayer, and Walk Ilan('
In Hand. She was accompanied by
Airs. Lyle Brothers of Searboro.
The bride, given 111 marriage by
bey fotber, was gcovned in white
ella ac'cente'd with a
lace neckline and a. row of face
down the front. ITer long train
1 ,x1.(-3Hled from It bow and fe,tiured
foot' matching rows of late. Tier
shoulder-length veil was gathered •
to, a into bow on her hair. .She
(•arritql n lunon.l. of yellow roses,
oltrysanthermons and Melo,
h tt antis. •
Miss Barbaro 1!‘ryans 'was maid.
of honour for her sister. The
hridosulaid were 'i\fiss Fileanor
Davidson of Toronto. Miss 1.11ento'
lrmiSton of Windsor.• and Miss
Janice TIOUst0B, both s is ers of
the groom. • • • • • •
Their floor-length gowns wore
Of era nge Italian h n mered peau
do satin. They featured lolls: •
sleeve's and. o on empire waist
gethered „ot the frrnit how
Little 'Cheryl. Fraser, cousin of
the groom; . was flower girl. I for
gown was white peon do satin with
°ring(' I rim. .They all had
hticldrnn or yellow raises in them'
hair and they carried. boouets of
• bronze mums Anil yellow roses
tied with green ribhon.
The groom was affemied by Mr.
Gerald Smith of Brussels 'rile
ushers were Mr. Sohn De," and
Alt', Toni Henry. both of Kitchener,
unit "Mr. Murray Houston, brother
01' this groom.
ReceiVin;2; gnosis fin' dinner in the
church basement the mother
wore a dress and coot ensemble
of green brocade with a oorsage
of bronze mums anti a hat of
matching fentliers and loaves. The
groonos mother won, white wool
dress with green thread intortwio-
ed throughout. }Tor hot was white
velvet petals, Brad she had on
orchid corsage.
For trarolting to- the Coiled
States the bride wort, n still of
grim!) old orange plaid with tan
arcessories and a corsw.o, of brow',
mums.
On their return they will reside
ie Kitchener.
The Ladw...i' Aid or irttssels Legion Herb. TralrieEr
Church met at the home or Alt's. Legion Auxiliary. .. Mrs„ David.
Cleve Uneker. Mrs. W C'. Xing HaetInger
{,‘,:irl,%),,,nod. the meetina. ()ocotillo Legion Pipe '[hint]........ „....„ TM • - \ti
oditation followed by :t McFarlane.
hymn anril ii Paint on Aiitnrnrt In Memory of Peter Baker Mrs.:
Joe Baker
The roll call was answered by Village of Reeve TL.
Thoughts of Remeiiihrunce. Day
and Tbanksgivitoo Scripture was TW a, of (4'0Y • Reeve charieg
read by -Mrs. 'Matheson and prayer Thomas
l)y• Mrs. 'Purvey, Secretary's report Twr• of Morris Reeve ViritL
was :given by Airs. Kerr and hit:- Elston
Hymn ;;',10 was sung followed by Brussels Lions
Calvin ;motif statement hy Mrs, en 'Dnis.
rtiirrent p von t s. ginaned from th e .Si, AP' & AM ....,.....T(.C r1:1C8rt:
-was roceived and meet- 'COOP Rebekah Lodge • .8:',11Tri7:
Record. read by Mrs. Trir -ey-. The,,
Daring the business oirt of thr Brussels railed •Church
G 7
e
...r irCe1 7;
lTa ()den
ing• closed with Mizpah
(notion.
meeting' it quilt "'one coot on i o ! qt, .Suttee's Anglican Church
Lady" nts.tile• Al ma. \vo ,:ta l lAlary PenningtOU
quilted by-.the •Lt dies Aid uve ,1 St kmbrose Catholic Church
nloYed. Arrangements were nrole Mrs. Margaret elly
fur the Christmas Ineetimo L Mt., unch Iville Presbyterian Church
sc're'edAirs, Williams and
Airs. Gibson. Puff's rnited Church, Walton ...„•
Mrs. f.wni:i.tititel.T:lal.setiv.vtli cgl‘s
Imperial 'Bank of Commerce ..,.
The \"V.M.S. of Melville Choreh p russo l F, Gordon Guy .
rota: 11.1 the cintrell pitriour Ethel iv,Mrs Chester' Earl
day a t 2.3(1 for their regular meet- Cranbrook W Mrs. Russell
in g. Mrs. \V. W. Smith convened Knight
the meeting,. opening pray- walton ;Ales. herb Travise
Wineber, MELVIL,LE \N.
the
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