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A16 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 26, 1984
BRUSSELS
Brussels church soon to be dedicated
Correspondent
EDNA MCLELLAN
887.90:'-
On Sunday, Sept. 30, the official opening
and dedication of the new worship facilities
will take place at the Brussels Mennonite
Fellowship.
On Oct. 5, the church will be having a waste
reduction drive. Included are papers tied in
bundles, cardboard, tin cans that have been
flattened and plain or coloured glass such as
window panes or Jars. Proceeds from this go
towards the World Wide Relief.
Anyone wishing to donate please bring
donations to the church between 2-7 p:m. on
that date, or if unable bring anytime, leave on
the porch.
SHOWER
A miscellaneous shower was held on Sept.
17 for Marie Lichty.
Joan Van Den Assem was MC and read a
poem "The Honeymoon is Over". This was
followed by a sing song of liymns led by Bev
Cardiff with Alice Brothers at the piano. Alice
Brothers and Frieda Pipe played a number of
piano selections.
INSTITUTE AWS
In last week's paper ft was noted that
Kathleen Danby would attend the Area
Convention. It should have read Kathleen
Semple.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr, and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe, Mr. and Mrs.
John Pipe, Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Campbell
and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers all of
Brussels and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coultes of
Wingham attended the wedding of Paul
Stewart and Marilyn Mercer in Stratford last
Saturday.
Janet Prout of Parkhill spent a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nichol.
We are pleased to report that Iona McLean
is able to be out and about again and able to
wear her shoe after a time with an injured
foot. BRUSSELS 1 4-H
Meeting two of Brussels 1 club was held on
Sept. 19, at the home of Kathy Bridge.
Members read through and discussed the
Meeting. They determined their body coin•
position.
Corn chowder was made by Kelly Stephen-
son, Kathy Graber and Billy Huether,
Members also discussed the Canada Food
Guide and the home activities.
The next meeting will be held at the home
of Barb Graber at 7 p.m.
FALL FAIR
Once again the Brussels Fall Fair has come
and gone. What a super day for the large
attendance. The ladies division of the Fair
board appreciate all the pies donated for their
booths. The winner of the 50-50 draw was
Herb Stretton, Brussels.
Korea is study of
Correspondent
MRS. LEWIS STONEIHiOUSE
887.9487
The Sept. meeting of Knox United Church
evening unit of the UCW met at the home of
Mrs. Harold Vincent.
Mrs. Jim Hunter opened the meeting with
the worship. Mrs. Hunter shared with
members her personal testimony and her
enriching days at, Alma College.
Leader Mrs. George Michie read a verse
"Never Give Up".
The study this year is entitled ";Korea",
Mrs. William Coultes introduced the subject.
The South Korean church asked Canada to
help them celebrate one hundred years of
Portestant , Christianity. At present the
United Church of Canada supports eleven
missionaries in Korea as well as grants to
specific programs.
Friday, September 28
FiSH
CHIPS
$4.50
J
Saturday, September 29
BAR-B-QUED
RIBS
s5.50
T/Sunday, September 30
BAR -B -Q UED
CHICKEN
'5.50
All specials include homemade soup of the day
or juice, choice of potato, vegetable and roll.
Tea or coffee.
tf
ki,e Golden Lantern
Turnberry Street, Brussels 887-6303
Belgrave UCW
Lunch was'served by Mrs. Albert Cook and
Annie Cook.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Johnston of'Welland are
spending a few days at the home of his
brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Johnston, They are also visiting with other
relatives in this area.
Rev,_ Prof. John Thomas of McMaster
(Please turn to page A19)
A WINNING TEAM — Heavy horses were a
popular, attraction at the Brussels Fall Fair
last Wednesday. The above team was driven
Brussels Fall Fair winners
Sunny warm weather prevailed for the Brussels,
Fail Fair last Tuesday and Wednesday. •
The fair, held In Brussels at the BM&G Community
Centre, attracted many exhibitors In all classes. The
following Is a partial list of fall fair winners,
KINDERGARTEN
Art -"Special Occasion Painting 18"x24"-giria, Sharon
Brubacher, Sandra Luenberger, Beverly Thompson;
boys, Ryan Kirkpatrick, Jason Pettaplece, Danny
Gulutzen.
Craft -"Spring Plcture:styrofoam tray with laced
edging" -girls, Sandra Luenberger, Regan Boyd, Kim-
berly Wernham; boys, Lyle Hemingway, Shawn Gibbons,
Paul Hlusser,
GRADE2
Printing -"What Is Slow" -girls, Anna Wall, Rachel Van
Veen, Erica McDonald; boys, Shawn Conley, Jeremy Van
Keulen, Shawn Johnston.
Paragraph -"Print a story about picture"-glrla, Lod
Ann Perrie, Carla Dalton, Kara Kerr; boys, Simeon
Brubacher, Dale Wernham, Kerl Backert.
Workbook -"Dally Workbook" -girls, Manivan Larprom
Lori Petrie, Rachel Van Veen; boys, Jeremy Van Keulen,
Dale Wernham, Rick Veltch.
Project Book -"any toplc"-girls, Lorl Perrle, Sheri
Huether, Manivan Larprom; boys, Ryan Finch, Wayne
Alexander, Jeremy Van Keulen.
Poster -"Time to Celebrate"-birls, Rhonda Helie,
Carla Johnston, Shannon Boyd; boys, Devon Sanderson,
Fbbble Gowing, Jay Wahn.
Art." Outer Space 18x24" -girls, Andrea Gtngerich,
Karl Bachert, Manivan Larprom; boys, Jamie Bennewela
Ryan Finch, Simeon Brdbacher.
Craft -"Three Dlmenalonal Object" -girls, Jenny Sangs-
ter, Heather Thompson, Keri Bachert; boys, Chris
Stevenson, Darren Hemingway, Jamie Bennewies.
Collection -"9 Flags" -girls, Laurle Blake, Louie Ann
Ferric, Becky Earl; boys, Corey Aherne, Robbie Cowing,
Tim Machan.
GRADE 3
Wriling-"Something Told The Wlld Geese"-glrta,
Suvanny Larprom, Amy Albrecht, Lisa Marchetto; boys,
David Strickler, Johnnie Miners, Christopher Hlemslra.
Paragraph -"If 1 had "-girls, Jolanda Vanass, Ann
Uhler, Amy Albrecht; boys, Christopher Hlemslra,
Bobby Steles, Shane HowItt.
Poem -"My Pet"-glrls, Ann Uhler, Angela Firby,
Angela Woods; boys, Danny McNeil, Tim Bachert, Brad
Beuermann,
Notebook -Science 75 % full -girls, Cathy Earl, Krista
Keffer, yea Marchitto; boys, David Strickler, Johnnie
Miners, Christopher Hlematra.
Workbook-Spelling-glrle, Jan Van Keulen, Tricia
Duskocy, Rhonda Heise; boys, Devon Sanderson, David
Strickler, Suvany Larprom.
Workbook -Math -girls, Amy Albrecht, Annie Huether,
CarlaJohnston; boys, Brent Whitmore, Devon Sanderson
Jay Hahn.
Project Book -any toplo-girls, Suvany Larprom, Cathy
Sart, Annie Huether; boys, Devon Sanderson, David
Strickler, Johnnie Miners.
Poster -"Time to Celebrate"-glris, Charmaine Llchti, Jan
Van Keulen, Shawn Taylor; boys, Brent Whitmore, David
Strickler, Kent Bray.
Art -A Scene at the Fair -girls, Rhonda Heise, Tricia
Duakocy, Sandra Bridge; boys, Curtis Graber, Jay Hahn,
David Strickler.
Craft -Three Fruits -girls, Ann Uhler, Kelly Overholt,
Unda Lelor; boys, Jay Hahn, Devon Sanderson.
Collection -A Hero's Collection- girls, Kelly Overholt,
Carla Johnston, Becky McArter; boys, Shane Howitt, Jay
Hahn, Danny McNeil.
GRADE 1
Printing -"Conversation" -girls, Laura McKercher,
Jennifer Cuckaey, Jennifer Machan; boys, Stephen
Bachert, Chris Davies, Phallop Larprom.
Paragraph -The Thing I Like Beat About School -girls,
Chrlsta Knorr, Wanda Martin, Amy Thomas; boys,
Rtallop Larprom, Randy Beuermann, Curtis Kreuter.
Notebook -Printing Book -girls, Christine Knorr, Sara
(Please turn to page A17)
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PIONEERS were out In full force at the dressing in period costume for the parade.
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In the estate of
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ALL PERSONS having claims against
the Estate of the above•mentioned, late
of the Township of Grey, in the County
of Huron, Sewage Contractor. who died
on July 15. 1984. are required to file
proof of same with the undersigned on
or before the 3rd day of October, 1984,
after which date the Estate will be
c8stributed having regard only to those
daims of which notice has been
received.
DATED at Brussels, Ontario
this 4th day of September, 1984
CRAWFORD, MILL, DAVIES
& ELSTON
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Estate
Official Opening
and
Service of Dedication
for the New
Worship Facility
of
Brussels
Mennonite
Fellowship
Sun., 'ct.30
2:30 p.m.
Everyone Welcome
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In the estate of
LOUIS AUGUSTINE BLAKE
ALL PERSONS having claims against
the Estate of the above•mentioned, late
of the Township of Grey, in the County
of Huron, Sewage Contractor. who died
on July 15. 1984. are required to file
proof of same with the undersigned on
or before the 3rd day of October, 1984,
after which date the Estate will be
c8stributed having regard only to those
daims of which notice has been
received.
DATED at Brussels, Ontario
this 4th day of September, 1984
CRAWFORD, MILL, DAVIES
& ELSTON
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitors for the Estate
Official Opening
and
Service of Dedication
for the New
Worship Facility
of
Brussels
Mennonite
Fellowship
Sun., 'ct.30
2:30 p.m.
Everyone Welcome