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8 — THE• BRUSSELS OQST, NOVEMBER ,26, 1980
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egion re a success
By: BARB DUNBAR
The results of the Hailo-
we'en dance were as follows:
Comic Miss Piggy, Doreen
Rutledge; Couple, Witch and
angel,. John Rutledge and.
Joyce Pearson; Hallowe'en,
Twinki, Nora Stephenson;
Gorilla, Sharon Dalton; Star
Wars, Doe Stephenson and
Bill Bremner.
The Zone C-1 Euchre
Tournament for Fraternal
and Honourary members was
a success. Eight branch. :es
were represented with 11
teams taking part.. Six teams
go on to District Tournament
in Clinton, March 14, 1981.
Standing were; 1st Exeter,
2nd, Clinton, 3rd, Exeter,
4th, Goderich and 5th and
6th Brussels.
The RemeMbrance Day
Services were well attended.
After the services at the
Cenotaph members paraded.
to St. Ambrose. Roman Cath-
olic church. Comrade Bert
MacGregor, Constitution and
Law Chairman, Ontario
Comman4 1 was the guest
speaker for the banquet in
the evening. A dance fol-
lowed. Remembrance Day
PO91ns and,essaY winners for. Time is running short- We
1979 were Wendy Martin, would ask that you Jook after
Grade 7-8' essay, George this matter as soon •as pos-
Grube, Grade 6 essay and bible,
Pat Currie, Grade 7-8 poem. •
Thanks to Brussels and sur-
rounding area for a succeSs-
. ful Poppy Day.
Hockey. sweaters were
• bought for the Pee Wees.
Al this time 115 members
have not paid their dues.
Coming Events: Nov. 29,
DanceiNov. 28, Dec. 5,, 12,
19, turkey bingo; Dec.,27;
Holiday Dance.
CW1 donates. to skating party.
Family Paradise
Dance :Hall and . Campground
RR No. 4 Walton
Our hall is available most nights for:
The November meeting of
the Brussels C.W.L. was
opened by President, Mari-
anna Ryan. Thirteen mem-
bers and three guests answ-
ered the roll call, How I
observe Remembrance Day.
In new business, $150 was
donated, to the Wingham
Friendship
Christmas
Brussels Friendship
Club met Wednesday, Nov-
ember 19 in the Legion hall
with a good attendance. Ed
Martin acted for the presid-
ent Mr. Hooper. All were
pleased to see Frank out
again• after he had surgery.
Mrs. Hooper, the secretary,
read the minutes of the
previous meeting. The
Christmas dinner will be held
Dec. 11. Ed Martin. gave a
brief report on the rally in
Dashwood; one carload at-
tended from Brussels.
Mrs. VanVliet sang
with Alice Brothers at the
piano.
Remembrance was the
theme for the Walton Unit
meeting, Wednesday even-
ing November 12. Mrs. Nel-
son Reid opened with a
poem, Mrs. Ray Heuther was
iamist. Scripture was taken
by Mrs. Reid. Mrs. Herb
Traviss gave the meditation
on "Little Things". Mrs.
Reid read a poem on Remem-
brance Day.
Mrs. Ray Huether had
many drawings and posters
on display for her timely
topic for this time of the year
November 11, reading a
poem "A Soldier on Crut-
ch es."
Mrs. Huether said we have
a call to a better world, we
wonder if we should try to be
better people, we must ac-
cept ourselves, be better
ourselves and discipline our-
selves. We think of Remem-
brance Day, we think of the
last two wars.
Mrs. Alex Gulutzen pre-
sided for the business. Mrs.
Howard Hackwell read the
minutes and 22 members
Voice for Life to be used to
put pro-life, kits in each of
Huron County's high
schools. A donation was
given to the youth group for
their skating party as the
wind up of their very suc-
cessful instruction program
during the previous ten
weeks.
Club plans
dinner
A letter was read by the
secretary in regard to Star
Members. The world con-
vention is to be held in
Toronto next year. Mr.
Hooper thanked everyone for
remembering him while in
the hospital,
A card was signed by all
for Mrs. Hackwell ) another
member of the hospital.
Winners of a few games of
euchre were: high lady -
Mrs. Stevens, high gent. -
E. Martin, low lady - Mrs.
Winn, low gent. - Ruby
Steiss playing as a man,
birthday - Ida Gordon.
. answered the roll call.
COPPER CONTEST
The copper contest leaders
gave their report for the
year. Mrs. Ian Wilbee and
her side won over Mrs. Bill
Coutts' side. It was decided
to have a supper on. Thurs-
day, December II at 6:30
p.m. with the losing side
making preparations. There
is to be a small gift exchange.
Mrs. Dorothy Shol dice
gave the treasurer's report.
A collections was taken for a
local girl who is being
married; a gift is to be
purchased for her from the
unit.
The U.C.W. general meet-
ing will begin with a supper
on December 3. Mrs. Reid
reported that a quilt would
be put in at Mrs. Viola
Kirkby's home the first of
this week with another one to
go in at Mrs, Harold Bolger's
the following week.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Bill Thamer, Mrs. Alex Gul-
utzen and Mrs. Ralph Tra-
A report on the Stratford
Deanery meeting held re-
cently in Goderich was given
by Joanne Phelan.
Plans were made for the
Christmas party. It will be -
held in the form of a wine
and cheese party in the
church basement. A program
is being planned and hus-
bands are very welcome to
attend. A gift exchange will
take ylace.
Members were reminded
of the upcoming bazaar on
December 6. The draw prizes
are now on display to the
public thanks to the genero-
sity of the Mayers at Creative
Gifts in Brussels. Tickets are
also available here.
The renovations to the
rectory' office are' now, comp-
lete and Father Gutowski
expressed his sincere thanks
to the. C.W.L. for financing
this project.
Margaret Kelly then intro-
duced Father Gutowski's '
presentation on the' History
of Poland. Following the
slides Father answered que-
stions concerning life in
Poland. This led to a very
informative discussion and
all members agreed they had
many things to be thankful
for, enjoying' life in a free
country. • Margaret Kelly
thanked Father Gutowski for
his. presentation. During, the
meeting lunch - donated by
Mary Anne Grobbink, was
served by Caroline Kernagan
and Irene Blake.
Remembrance is
Walton Unit theme
* Christmas Parties
* Banquets
* New Year's Parties
* Socials
• * Anniversaries
* Weddings
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