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II, OCTOBER 27, 1982 A23
Walton UCW
in Brussels
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN MCCALL
'887.6677
Mrs. Margery Ritchie was
hostess in , her home in
Brussels for the October
meeting of the 17th and
Boundary Unit.
Mrs. Jim Williamson open-
ed with a verse. Mrs. M.
Baan led in prayer and took,as
her topic, "The God Who
Goes Before a Thanksgiving
Message."
Mrs. Graeme Craig pre-
sided for the business open-..
ing with a poem "In the quiet
of the morning." Minutes
were read 'as approved by
Mrs. Helen Williamson.
Thank you cards were read
from Mrs. G. Williamson and
Mrs. C. Hoegy. Mrs. Barry
Hoegy gave the treasurer's
report and Mrs. Hugh John-
ston the miscellaneous fund.
Anyone wishing to have their
name taken off the list are to
let the treasurer know as soon
as possible. Church calendars
are available at $2 each. .
The turkey supper Novem-
ber 3 was discussed, U.C.W.
planning meeting is set for
November 8.
November is copper month
for the unit with the next
sleeting to be at the home of
Mrs. Hugh Johnston. Mrs.
Craig closedthe meeting with
prayer. Lunch was served by
Mrs. M. Baan. Mrs. ' J.
Williamson and the hostess.
8TH & 16TH UNiT MEETS
The 8th and 16th unit met
Wednesday at the home of
Mrs. Joyce Van Vliet with
Mrs. Don McDonald in
charge of devotions.
The topic was given on
Thanksgiving written by
Gordon Hunsburger. remark-
ing How Thankful we should
be in this country.
The business was in charge
of Mrs, Don Fraser, Minutes
were read by Mrs. Alvin
McDonald. Roll .call was
answered by each one telling
what we are thankful for.
EUCHRE PARTY
There were six tables of
progressive euchre in play on
Tuesday escning in the com-
munity hall.
Prizes were awarded to
winners: high lady•Mrs.
Rachel Richt. Seaforth; low
lad% Mrs. .lini McTaggart,
Brussels; high man•Mike
Cummings. Brussels; low
man•Harvey Dolmagc. Sea.
forth.
Hostesses were Mrs. Al-
berta Hudie, Mrs. Mildred
Traviss, Mrs. Margery 'Hue -
thee and Mrs. Elva Bolger.
The committee in charge of
the next euchre, Tuesday,
November 2 are Mrs. Ruth
Axtmann, Mrs. Olive Dun-
das, Mrs. Marjory
Humphries, and Mrs. Valerie
Shortreed.
AREA PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle
have returned home from a
motor trip to Russell Mani-
toba where they visited with
their daughter Helen. son-in-
law Jim Dtiitcan• and grand-
son Cory. Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Duncan of. Brussels also visit-
ed at the same : home after
visiting their other son Larry,
Judy' and boys. Brett and
Ryan of Broadview, Sask..'
They all spent Thanksgiving
at the home of Jim and Helen.
Ruth Axtmann, Marjory
Humphries. Helen Craig,
Margaret Craig and Betty
McCallattended the 43rd
annual Women's Institute
Convention. Guelph Area at
the Arthur Community Cen-
tre on Thursday taking in the
afternoon session and the
banquet that evening.
Marjory. Ruth and Marg-
aret returned on Friday for
the morning and afternoon
sessions.
CHURCH NEWS
Greeters for London Con-
ference Peace Day at Duff's
United Church were. Mrs.
Joyce Van Vliet and Joyanne.
Organist was Mrs. Matibf
Godkin. Ushers were Hoyt
Williamson. Bruce Clark and p
Neil Mitchell. r.
' The Rev. Cliaiiitkf • ewan
spoke to the youth on Joys.
The price of conservation.
The sermon sires Peace -
Making. Dianne dodkie sang
a solo, „Let There be Peace"
accompanied by her mother "
Marion at the organo
The flowers were placed in t
the sanctuary by the family in
memory of Mr. Ed Regele. •
Baptismal was observed
when Nicholas Jeffery Saur,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Rainer
Sault was baptized during the
service. Many guests attend -
cd with them.
Next Sunday is reformation
Sunday at 10:30 a.m. Sunday
School at the same hour.
According to the bulletin.
Stewart Humphries is a pa-
tient in St. Joseph's Hospital.
London.
Walton couple's
anniversary honoured
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Schade of the Walton area
were honoured at a surprise
gathering and shivarec on
Friday night. Oct. 8 when
relatives and friends arrived
at thcir farm home. The
event as arranged to honor
the couple on their 25th
wedding anniscrsarv. Mrs.
Schade is the former Ruth
Gibson, Listowel, daughter
of Arnold Gibson, Derry Si.
and the late Mrs. Gibson.
Mr Schade is the cnn of Mr.
and Mrs Norman Schade.
RR4. Walton
The couple has two daugh
ters. Jane, a hairdresser in
Waterloo and Nancy is a
dental assistant to the Dr.
Drakes of Seaforth.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
Schade hosted a family ga-
thering in honor of their
silver anniversary and
Thanksgiving. Relatives
attended from Peterborough.
Listowel, Wingham and
Brantford,
The couple were married
Oct. 5, 145' at the United
Church. Listowel with Res.
Del Martin officiating.
OO borwcwy
CHRISTIAN A.
IIONHARDT
( hrisnar \ 1conhardt. a
r, silent ,.f Rio l uthcran
III,i ,Mak hiI1 and formcrls
nt S, torth and bean Tnwn•
ship died stvidenis at the
is nlorth Manor Nursing
Ho% on'. 111tkia\ in his t%hth
s i ar Borr ,n 1 ngan Tou n
on \os, nth, r I,SO4 he
etas ih, .en .,f '1', Idt, John
1 c,m�ar,lt a ,1 rh, former
F hnih,:h ih, c,'
On Nosrmh, r :. 1g71l he
u,is mar -i..,1 n, The former
f r,m,i krrtii•r'ns 1y'e.cn
"pc It cased him
s, r• 1' r ;u lo Follnu
11, I,, n ri,irnagi the rnuplc
fats „I ro 105.411 and Gres
j.. •.i p. rtnnng to Mit•
I%'1 rI L, rn ., byre he corked
a. ,i ,arp,-Itr fhc's had
resni,d ^ v, ,torch from
I " when Mr LCnn•
hardt he„ann. ,i resident of
the RIi/ 1 ,nh, ran 11112
He u.1. a member of St
pew -s 1;;','.t Church
Brodha
tiurs1.,1,5 Jr, three som
Miers”: an,t 11%in. Moth of
Brodhdgr1 and i ester of
Sc,iforrh one daughter Mr•
lohrt it aurmi , \muh nil 'ir
ton. 1.1 grard, hildren and
Hint grr.it 51,ind.hildren
..He was the last surviving
member of his immediate
famils basing been prede•
s cased hs Ms sisters and four
brothers
Friends were rescued at
the 1 ns khan Funeral Home In
,1i,shcll where the funeral
ssrs,tc was held on Tuesdas
w rth Res Arthur Horci ,',ffi
arse interment as in St
Pcic r . 1 uthcran ( meters
Brodhagcn
Pallbearers u crc Brian
1conhardt. Doug Leonhardt
Das c Leonhardt Roger Leon
hard!. Leslie 1 ec nhardt and
1
time Sau s er Flower hearer
"as Jeff 1contardt
That pile
of (eaves
Kids los c'to romp in piles
of autumn leaves. That
means soun5cterc could be
lurking out of sight in the leaf..
Hes trcqucntls raked to the
, tot and in the way of your
, 3r . os heels Try never to run
oscr the piles in the street.
.vier if sou're reasonably
.urr no children around. h's
not orth'Nte risk. states the
Ontario Safety Lea,gae.