HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-03-03, Page 6TMS 1110,1111SE41 PWIIT RUS.SELS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, DikaRCH 3rd, 1941.
13eveily, and Karen MCDonaki,
who save the commentary, were
introduced by Mrs. N. Reid.
A. contests on brand games i
was followed by lunch served by
Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs. Ray
Huether, Mrs. Mac Sholdice and
Mrs. Frank Walters.
BRUSSELS
FIGURE SKATING CLUB
"HOLIDAYS ON ICE"
BRUSSELS ARENA.
SATURDAY, MAR. 26th
at 8:00 p.m.
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The Brassies Post
RECEPTION
MR. and MRS. BILL UHLER '
(nee Gail Finlayson)
WALTON
COMMUNITY HALL
FRIDAY, MARCH 4th
Ladips please bring lunch
Jim Scott's Orchestra
Everyone Welcome —
Come and spend a pleasant avails' at a
EUCHRE PARTY
by the Majestic WI on
MONDAY EVENING MARCH 7th — 8:30 P.M.
IN BRUSSELS PUBLIC LIBRARY
Lunch will be served Prizes. Adminion 500
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ALVIN H. SAUCER
Alvin H. Sauder, 64, died
suddenly at his home, 21 St.
David St. 11, Thor°id, Ontario,
on Saturday, January, 29th,
1986.
Born in Willoughby township
he moved to Thorpid in 1947,
coming from Ilumberstone. He
was a carpenter with Provincial
Paper Ltd, for 23 years. He was
a member of the Independent
Order of Foresters, and a
member of Trinity -United
Church, Thorold.
He is survived by his wife,
Mildred, three sous, Grant of
Thorold, Ronald, of Clarkson and
Oran of Detroit; four grand-
children, Janice, Kevin, Brock
and Laura of Clarskson; five
brothers, Merritt, Austin, 'Ervin,
of Port Colborne, Lloyd of Pres-
cott, and Ralph of Buffalo; three
sisters, Mrs. Wm. (Lilly) Huff-
man, and Mrs. Albert (Stella),
Bissell of Port 'Colborne, and
Mrs, M. (Eolith) Homer of Elmira,
N.Y.
The funeral was held ou ireb-
ruary 1st, 1966, from Noble S.
Crowe funeral home, Thorold.
Interment was in Overholt Cem-
etery, near ,Port Colborne. Rev.
K. E. Warren officiated. The Pall,
bearers were neighbous and fellow
workers, Messrs. MacIntyre,
Sauve, Wallace, Rigby, Fraser
and Thomas. Many beautiful
floral tributes were received as
well as several contributions to
the Heart Fund.
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Walton Women's Institute
The Walton Women's insti-
tute met in the Conununity Hall
with i,he president, Mrs. Roy Wil-
liamson in charge of the business
Portion of the meeting,
The newly-appointed members
of the nominating committee
are: Mrs. Donald l3uchanan, Mrs.
Torrance Dundas, Mrs. James
McDonald, Mrs. Jan van Vliet
Jr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid.
Mrs. George McCall was ap-
pointed delegate to the collier-
once at Guelph in May.
_tars, 4,lei aid atson airs.
Frank Walters, Mrs. Mac Shol
dice, Mrs. W. L. Turabull and
Mrs. Ronald Bennett are the
committee for the first euchre
party. The second party will be
in charge of Mrs. Ray Huether,
Mrs. Stewart Humphries, Mrs.
Edward Miller, Mrs. Alvin Mc-
Donald and Mrs. George Pollard.
Mrs. Jan -van Vliet Jr. and
Mrs. Stewart Humphries an-
nounced plans for this month's
visit to Iitironview.
There was a discussion of I
plans for the fashion show being
held the eta of this month:
Mrs. NVtn. Huraphiles, who
presided for the remainder of
the meeting, led a sing-song
with Mrs. H. Travis at the piano,
Mrs. Stanley Bride of Fordikich,
who was the guest Speaker, was
introduced by Mrs. Frank Walt-
ers. Mrs, Bride deScribed the
wider Organization and. work of
the Institute under the ACWW.
The speaker was thanked by Mrs:
Donald Buchanan who also spoke
briefly about reatilutions.
A display of work by the 4-H
Girls' Clab wag shown: Brenda
Beverley, and Karen McDonald
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