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The Brussels Post, 1966-04-07, Page 1400 A Year In Advance — $2.50 To U.S.A. Walton Women's Institute THE BRVSSALS POST, THURSDAY, Presents Fashion Show To 'CaPacity Audience A Fashion Show of spring and summer wearing apparel for M'Lady and the small fry was sponsored by the Walton Women's Institute. The showing took place in the Walton Community Hall on Thursday night by couftesy of the following Seaforth merch- ants; Clothes, Dye-Mar Store; Jewelry, Anstette Jewelry; Shoes and bags, Reads Shoes and Lug- gage. The hall presented a spring- like atmosphere evith pink, yel- low and green, trellis decorations, made and arranged by the W, I. members, and floral arrangement by Steffen Florists of Seaforth. Mrs. Roy 'Williamson W. I. president, was in charge of the evening. In her opening remarks she extended a welcome to the large audience'. The program was opened with the singing of "0 Canada" and a solo by Kim Humphries. Mrs. Rae Hetether was the accompanist for the occasion and contributed a mdsical back- ground for the fashion com- mentary by Mrs. R. Kennedy. 1966 fashions were pleasingly displayed by the following local models:.?anise{ van Vliet, Roger Humphries, Brian Marks, Lynn MeDonald, Lois Williamson. Karen McDoneld, Sandra Watson, Sher- rill Craig, Mrs. Ronald Bennett. Mrs. Allan McCall, Mrs, Stewart Humphries, 'Mrs. Frank Walters and Mrs. Earl Watson. Fashions of an earlier era were exhibited by Mrs. Dave Watson, Mrs. Slim McDonald Mrs. George Williamson, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. C. Martin, Mrs. Coutts and Mrs. H. Craig. These, ladies sang an old favourite after their appear ance as models of the old fashion- ed clothes. Another enjoyed feature of the program. was a. demoestration of modern. Hair Styling by Pauline Thamer of the Thamer Beauty Salon. Walton, with Miss Linda Travis, Mrs. W. J. Turnbull and Mrs. Torrance Dendas as models, Mrs. Toanne Sholdice was in charge of make-up. Mrs. Jan. van Vliet led a, brief sing-song. Musical numbers were contributed by (earl Travis,vocal Solo: Merle, McGavin and Joyce *ran Wet, vocal debts' dining the second of which, "Here Conies Peter Cottontail% two lively 'beniiies, Debbie van Vliet and Brian McGetin, hippety hopped on stage and Missed Easter goodies to children in the and, letiee. Mrs. Gorden MeAtsvin„ gave a reading. A draw was conducted with Mee. and Mrs, C:ooper being winners of Mac McIntosh. Mrs. ITV& Sellers 0.1 N tdlifti*V oto, ti t t ti ; API k ill t?!. • Local Figure Skaters Pass Preliminary Dance Tests The following group of girls took part in the C.F,S.A, Dance Tests in Listowel March 31st. 1966 under the training of the Club Professional, Mrs. Faye MacDonald. Passed the "Dutch Waltz" Gail McDonald. Linda Raynard, Beverley McCall, Shirley. Pipe, Debbie McCall, Connie McWhirt- er, Linda. Wilson. Passed the "Canasta" Michael Kernaghan, Linda Ray-. hard, Karen Mutter, Debbie Mc-. Call, Linda Wilson, Passed the "Swing Dance" Bonnie Pletch, Linda Lowe, Penny Lowe. Preliminary Dance C.F.S.A. Pins Awarded to Linda Lowe, Penn? Lowe Passed the "Fiesta" Bronze Dance Linda Lowe, Penny Lowe The skaters are to be con- gratulated and look forward to another successful season when skating starts in the fall. Thanks to everyone who helped to support the. Club, Family Honored Before Departure .Mr, 'and Mrs. Verne Grenke and family were honored guests at a dinner in the New American Hotel on Tuesday evening. Mr, C. L. Parker, manager, of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, the staff, wives and husbands, gathered to spend a social hour with Me. and Mrs. Grenke, before he leaves to as- sume his new duties as manager of the branch at Coniston. They were presented with a, modernistic clock by Mr. Parker, on behalf of those present, and the children, Kevin and Keith re- ceived ouff links and Kim a drop nerd anL Mr. Grenke, on behalf of him- self and his family, thanked their friends in a few well chosen words. .OFFICIAL OPENING OF GREY CENTRAL SCHOOL The official opening of the Crev Township Central School st Ethel. will be held Thursday, April 21st, at 8:00 p.m. Rev, Filliny Cs, Stewart of Kitchener, -will be the guest speaker. A cord- ial invitation is extended to al; grant Mrs. Kennedy was Present. ed with a gift and a basket of beautiful spring flowers by the president on behalf Of the W, T. Mrs. Williamson also expresed Mrs. Williamson also expressed, assisted in making the Fashion. Weer e decided etietess, ?fiat tffis Ateleimii, goo Jeer; The Rev. And Mrs. H. L. Jennings Receive Farewell Gifts. From Guild At the regular meeting of St. John's Guild on Thursday evening the Rey. Rev, H. L. Jeenings was Presented with a pencil set and Mrs. Jennings a brooch, as going away gifts, and in appreciation of their work in the parish. A social hour was enjoyed by those present. Alan R. Mill Joins Law Finn J, H. Crawford of Winghant has announced that Alan R. Mill B A L.L.a, has joined the law firm of Crawford and Shepherd and that the firm will now be. known as Crawford, Shepherd & Mill. Mr. Mill is no stranger as he served the same firm last year "'-sesearSe .• from June to September. At that time he left for Osgoode Hall td take his Bar Admission course. He was called to tne Bar on Friday, March 25th. Me. Mill is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario in Businesst Administration and of the law school of the, same uni- versity in 1964: As well as serving with the firm of which he is now' a part, he also worked with the Well-known law firm of Tbomp- eon, Brown and Prortdfoot in London. M. Mill has already assumed hie duties at the firm's Brussels office. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stueldice, Mr, Wm 'Collis, Mr, and Mra, Wm, Kellington, attended the Gold Cord. Certificate Presentat- ion in Owen Sound on. Stindey When 'Joyce Kellington N9S9 one of nineteen GuideS to receive the Certificate froni „W, Earl Yttmk".si wife, of 1,otisk4ina l'At4ftlit APRIL ith, 1966 Horticultural Society Plan Spring Flower Show I The Society's M was held Monday, March meeting 21st, in Brussels Public Library with present, Mrs. and eight visitors Mrs. C. Hemingway, president, opened the meeting with 0 Can- ada. The minutes, treasurer's re, I port and minutes were dealt with. Business from these followed. A motion by Mrs. D. Dunbar, seconded, by Mrs. R.. Bennett, we write Post Office about flower boxes rathe than rose beds. The secretary is to write secretairies of other branches in Huron about exhibit at Plowing Match in Seaforth. Mrs James Mair moved seconded by Mrs. D. Dunbar; sr e buy seeds for the Juniors, Mrs. Wm. Miller moved we have a Spring Flower Show and Tea, the motion seconded by Mrs. L. McCutcheon, Miss Shirley Pipe favoured the gathering with several piano accordian selections which were enjoyed by all. Mrs. C. Homing- 1VPv thanked her. Mr. A. Knight introduced the guest speaker, Mr. P. Westerhoud of Clinton. who spoke on Modern Landscaping. Mrs, D. Dunbar thanked. Mr. Westerhoude. Mr. Knight read the News Letters. A discussion about the Centen- nial Park' followed and it was moved by airs. James Armstrong, seconded by Mr. Knight that we call tenders for grass cutting. The making of a quilt using flower emblems of each province was discussed and decided on. Mrs. Walter Kerr won the door prize. The Queen. closed the meeting, followed by a delicious lunch served by Mrs, H. Small. don, Mrs. Wm. Stiles, Mrs. Love and Mrs L. Machan. Former iBrusselite Honored At 'Pre-Nuptial Party Here About thirty relatives and friends from 'Exeter, Belgrave, Neustade• Cooksville, Galt, Palm- eston, Winghain and. Brussels, gathered at the home of MTS. D, A. Bann on Wednesday, March 30th, in honor of Miss Ruth Anne Johnston of Erindale, formerly of Brussels, prior to her marriage, on April 2nd, to Mr, 'Gus Martin, in Erindale United Church. The Martins will make their home in Brampton, BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT ITEMeNieSaVAY — Mr. and Mrs. Don Hemingway are happy to announce the arrival of their daughter, Katherine. Miele, on. MOJA JARtiv Otitl/Pti .40.11.4010 POST PUBLISHING HOTJSk7. Brussels Curling Club Ends Successful Season .Brusseis curling Club. wound up a most successful season on Wednesday, March 30th With a mixed spiel, and pot luck Supper. Sixteen rinks took Part in the curling. The club is most grate- ful to the ladies who worked 50 hard organizing and serving the supper. Thanks to theth for a J013 well done. Results of the Spiel 9 A,.M. Draw 1st: Ross Veitch and rink 3 wins plus 8 2nd: Hugh Pearson and rink 2 wins plus 16 Consolation!' Clare Veitch and rink 1 win plus 1 11 A.M. Draw 1st: Geo. McCutcheon and rink 3 wins plus 17 2nd : George Mutter and Tank 2 wins plus 7 Consolation; Dan Pearson and rink 1 win plus 2 Annual Meeting On March 122nd the annual meeting was held in the arena, with a large attendance. The minutes 'of the last annual meet- ing, treasurer's report and others were all approved, The club was shown to be in good position fin- ancially, with, an increase in membership over last season. A slate of officers and committees for the 1966-67 season were ap- proved as follows: Geo. Mutter, Pres.; Stuart Lowe 1st Vice Pres. Clare Veitch 2nd. V. Pres.; Do- lores Wheeler, Sec.: Frank Cart- er, Treas. and a long list of committees in readiness for next season. Presentation Made To Federation Member The Huron 'County Federation of Agriculture Directors, Com- modity Groups and their wives, held a social ,evening in ,Carlow Community Hall to say goodbye to 'Florence Elliott. se.- good card game was enjoyed by all. Charles Thomas. president of the Huron County Federation presented Mrs. Elliott, with a lovely .a-piece set of luggage. Mrs. Elliott thanked all for their best wishes. Cake and ice cream was then served, APRIL MEETING !OF THE MAJESTIC W. I. The April meeting of the Majestic W. T. is to be held in the Penseels Public laibrare- on Thurs- day. April 14th, at 2' pen, The veleta speaker will be Mrs. Stanley Pride of Fordwich who is a director on the Provincial board, of the r r ears O.rt iltig AI 44 Olt' riilthfg 14.01.14i49A?: first Jr. Owen Sound Ceremony 'Brussels Guide 'Receives Gold Cord Certificate At residents of the area.