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The Brussels Post, 1972-05-10, Page 13HA ,YWARD S Milk's a True Friend The true honest-to-goodness taste of milk never lets you down when you are in the mood for a delicious pick-me-up or a cool treat. Try it! SEAL PURE and Quality Chek'd MILK Distributed by HURON FOOD PRODUCTS LTD. Call in or phone the Brussels Post concerning Subscription renewals, classified and display advertising, payment of accounts, pictures or news stories. ESTABLISHED 1872 Brussels Post $4.00 A Year in Advance - $5.00 to U.S.A. - Single Copy 10c Phone 887-6641 at the Post Publishing House BRUSSELS ONTARIO .04(04w &Variety Patent Medicines Cosmetics Tobacco. Groceries and Stationery Brussels Phone 887-6872 Correspondent Mrs.Allan McCall A pleasant evening was held in Duff's United Church on Wed- nesday to honor Miss LindaTra- viss, bride-elect of this month. The basement of the church was decorated for the special occasion with yellow and , white streamers with a yellow umbrel- la hanging over the decorated chairs, Corsages were pinned on Linda, her mother, Mrs. Ralph Traviss and her grand- mother, Mrs. Russell Marks. The groom's mother, Mrs. Gin- gerich of Kitchener was unable to be present. Mrs. Ron Bennett was master of ceremonies for the program, welcoming everyone who came to help make this evening to cele- brate Linda's forthcoming mar- riage to Roy Gingerich of Kit- chener. The program consisted of a solo by Cathy McGavin entitled. I I'm a lonely little petunia" ac- companied on the piano by her mother, Mrs. Neil McGavin. Mrs. Bill Humphries contributed a reading, "Bride's first dinner". Duet by Gail Traviss and her mother entitled"What a beautiful Day". Peggy Dennis did a step dance, accompanied by Sharon Marks at the piano and Mrs. Em- merson Mitchell with the violin. Mrs. Neil McGavin read a poem, "Other fads". Dena Wey sang two numbers, "Going Away" and "Little Kids Dream" accompan- ing with her guitar. Mrs. Herb Traviss at the piano and Mrs. E. Mitchell with the violin con- tributed two numbers "When Irish Eyes are Smiling" and "Hold Me in Your Arms Dear". Mrs. B. Humphries gave another amusing reading followed by Cathy McGavin singing in her pleasing way a solo, "Me and My Teddy Bear". Mrs. Ron Bennett closed with a suitable poem. Mrs. Wayne Baker, the former Mary Bewley of Ingersoll read the address of congratulat- ions to Linda from her many friends and neighbors. Linda was presented with many beautiful gifts by her girl friends. After opening them Linda made a suit- able reply. Everyone joined in singing for "She's a Jolly Good Fellow" which was followed by some of the Walton Unit ladies serving. U.C.W. GENERAL MEETING The United Church Women of Duff's United Church, Walton, met for their May meeting with 29 ladies present from all units. Mrs. W. C. Hackwell was in charge of the devotions for the Walton Unit, "God of Mercy, God of Grace" was sung with Mrs. Martin Baan as pianist followed by Mrs. Hackwell lead- ing in prayer, MrS. Ron Bennett, read the scripture lesson from, passages in Chapters of Matthew, Mrs. Hackwell read a Poem en- titled "Hunihle Instruments", Mrs., Walter Bewley conduc- ted the business. The last ex- ecutive meeting was read by , Mrs. W, C. Hackwell, the re- cording secretary. A committee was named after much discussion to look into the flooring for the parlor. Mrs. Bewley thanked all that had helped with the paint- ing or cleaning of the basement and a.uditoriurn of the church with still more painting to be done. Mrs. Campbell Wey is to be the delegate to attend the West- minster week-end early in June. It was agreed to send a bale and donations of good clothing are to be left in the basement before May 29th. Thank you cards were read, by Mrs. Herb Traviss. Mrs. Ken McDonald gave the treasurer's reports. Rev. Derwyn Docken intro duced a film entitled "Listen Christian", concerning the M & S fund, stressing that develop- ment is people seeking justice, ;creating change, discovering ' education, sharing relief. MISSION BAND The Mission Band was held in the basement of the church on Sunday morning with 39 in attendance. Laura Dennis gave the Call to Worship "For the Beauty of the Earth" was sung with Diane Godkin at the piano. Peggy Dennis read the scripture les- son, followed with prayer by Terry Smith. Joyce McCallum gave the secretary'S%report fol- lowed by Patti McDonald giving the treasurer's report, then re - ceived the offering which was dedicated by Laura. Dennis. A film on an African boy on "Somolia" was shown before going to their classes with their teachers, Mrs. Ross Bennett, Mrs. Wm. Roe, Mrs. Merton 'Hackwell and Mrs. Mac Shol- dice assisted by Debbie Wey. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Saun- ders and daughters, Megin and Amy of Clawson, Mich., spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle, Helen, Gail and Mary. Among those spending the , week end with their parents were Sandra Watson, London; Emma. Shortreed of Guelph; Helen Searle of Listowel; Brenda Bewley of London and Sherril Craig of London. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Humph- ries and family of Londonvisited On the week end at the home of Stewart and Mrs. Humphries. Mr. and. Mrs. Gary Finlay, )sson, Karen, Kathy, Kim and 'Ronald were Sunday afternoon guests with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Sholdice, Murray and. Sa,ndra. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zein- tarski of Walled Lake, Mich. spent the week end at the home of Mr, and Mrs, Ray Huether. Rev, and Mrs. DerwYnDocken land Kristen visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Daley, Cedar Springs, Blenheim, Mrs. Docken remained due to her father's illness. We wish Mr. Daley a speedy recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson and Ronald attended church ser- vices Sunday morning at Blyth United Church as guests of Susan McCall, as she was among the 13 to join the church, later to visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim McCall. UCW Meets The Afternoon Unit of Brus- sels. U. C. W. met at the home of Mrs. White on May 2nd when sixteen members and one visitor were in attendance. The De- votional Theme was 'Alive with His Life". The Call to Wor- ship was given by Mrs. Hupfer and "For the Beauty of the Earth" wa s sung. Mrs. Miller ,read the Scripture and Meditation taken from John, Chapter 1. The group read Psalm 8 in unison. Mrs. Cousins led in prayer. "A Mother's Creed" was read by Mrs. Hupfer. Mrs. Thomas con- vened the business of the meet- ing. Miss Lucas presented the topic. The tape recording was entitled, "Robert Moffat comes to Africa". It told the story of his arrival' in South Africa about the year 1807. He was a young missionary doctor from Scotland. On his arrival he met with all sorts of vice ram- pant in the country, which were encouraged by a powerful slave driver, African°. Robert Mof- fat never rested until he en- countered this fearless man. Dr. Moffat's sword was God's Word and eventually they became friends. Miss Skelton reported on the "Used Stamp" work among the Lepers. The next meeting, June 6, will take the form of a group picnic at the hope of Mrs. Mc- Fadden. •NOws of Walton Friends honor bri0e,o, elect. For the BEST in QUALITY and SERVICE USE THE BRUSSELS, POST, MAY 10, 1972-11,