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6 -- THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 5, 1979 Walton honours Mary Watson
committee consisting of Mrs. K. McDonald, Mrs. . Craig, Mrs. Viola Kirkby and Mrs. b. tiumphries,
Correspondent.
MRS. ALLAN MCCALL
887-6677
A community shower
was held in the church
basement on Friday evening'
November 30 to honour Mary
Watson, bride-elect of this
month.
Mrs. Ray Huether
welcomed everyone. A short
program consisted of Elaine
and Sharon Brown giving
several piano duets. Judy
Shortreed gave a humourous
reading and Sherri Hoegy a
piano solo.
The guest of honor, her
mother, Mrs. Gerald
Watson; the groom's
mother, Mrs. Tom Bernard
and Mary's Grandmother,
Mrs. Earl Watson were
escorted to. the decorated
Chairs.
Carolyn McClure read the
following address:
Tonight you have found us
gathered here,
Because your wedding day
draws near.
We have come to offer our
Best Wishes
Before you change your
name to Mrs.
We want to wish you Mary,
the best in life,
As you go thro your life as
man and wife.
Our advice is free, but it is
good,
And if you act the way you
should,
There'll be no troubles, and
quarrels few,
If you both do the things you
ought to do.
Be sure your cakes are fluffy
and light,
And your tarts and meat are
cooked just right,
His shoes must always be
shiny and bright,
His trousers pressed to look
just right,
Take care that his socks are
all complete,
And buttons sewed onto look
real neat.
But with high ideals and love
sincere,
The storms of life you need
not fear,
For God will lead you all the
way,
To the peaceful calm of your
happiest day.
The ,joy that comes from love
that's true,
And God's richest blessings
we wish for you.
And now, please accept from
one and all,
These gifts that are round
flat and tall.
And Mary without further
"adieu"
We all just wish the "Best
for You".
Signed on behalf of
your friends and neighbours
in the Walton area
After opening the gifts
carried in by girlfriends,
Mary made a suitable reply.
A cameo luncheon cloth was
also presented to Mary after
Mary Pennington and
Margaret Shortreed had
signed everyone's names.
Lunch was served.
Mrs. Malcolm McDougall
of Exeter called on Mrs. Jean
Broadfoot on her way home
from the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Carman
Baker, Atwood and Mrs.
Jack Yuill, Brussels visited
Sunday evening with Walt
and Jean Bewley,
Little Kendrea Warwick is
visiting with her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Ken McDonald while her
parents Bob and Karen
Warwich and son ate in the
process of moving to
Calgary.
Mrs. Addie Kelley and her
daughter Mrs. Margaret
Fieldhouse, Toronto were
dinner guests a week ago
Monday with the former's
sister Mrs, Jean Broadfoot.
Mrs, Jean Broadfoot
visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Farquharson at
Niagara Falls, last week she
spent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. William
Farquharson in. London.
Miss Joan Ritchie,
Middleton, N.S. has been
visiting her grandmother
Mrs. James Payne.
Miss Anne Watson,
Stratford spent the weekend
at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss
attended the christening of
their grandson, Brett James
son of Mr, and Mrs. Ken
Moffett on Sunday at St.
John's United Church,
Stratford. Other relatives
attending were Dr. Brian and
Mrs. Traviss, Allison and
Lesley, Waterloo; Mrs. Olive
Traviss, Seaforth; Mr. and
Mrs. Milt Moffett, and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Moffett and
Mrs. May Longhrin all of
Stratford.
Miss Carolyn McClure and
Neil McClure of London
spent the weekend with their
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey McClure and family.
We are glad to report that
Roily Achilles arrived home
from the hospital on
Saturday.
Allison and Leslie Traviss,
Waterloo spent the weekend
with their grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Traviss.
The community is
reminded of the Walton Area
Sports Club meeting this
Thursday evening in the hall.
It concerns the decision of
the library, so plan to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Mills, Scott, Cathy and David
of Brantford; Dr. Jean
Westermann, Burlington,
and Mrs. Louise Buttell,
Blyth were guests on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills
when they held their early
Christmas gathering of the
family.
The Walton School Staff
held their Christmas party on
Friday evening at the
Turnberry Tavern; those
attending the dinner were
Mr. and Mrs. Ant); ev
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Lyons,
Mary Ellen Walsh; Mrs.
Doug Riley, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Pletch; Mrs. Colleen
Carlson; Mr. and Mrs. Walt
Bewley; Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Marks and Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Bennett. The new
secretary Mrs. Colleen
Carlson of McKillop was
introduced and a little gift
was presented to Jean
Bewley in honor of her
retirement as secretary.
After the supper they
returned to the Bewley home
and enjoyed pictures of their
trips.
EUCHRE HELD
There were 9 tables in
play at the W.I. euchre on
Tuesday evening held in the
community hall.
Prize winners were high
lady-Mrs. Cliff Hoegy;
second high-Mrs. Lawrence
Ryan, low-Mrs. Ernie
Stevens. High
man-Campbell Wey; second
high-Emerson Mitchell,
low-Dave Watson. Most
number 2 on card, Mrs. John
Simpson.
Lunch hostesses included
Mrs. N. Reid, Mrs. H. Craig,
Mrs. R. Bennett and Mrs. E.
Stevens.
There will be another
euchre on December the
last till the New Year With