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VAL'ENTIN'E DESSERT EUCHRE
In The 1.0.0.F. Lodge Room
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15th At 1;30 p.
Undo, the auspides of Morning $tar Rebekah Lodger.
All Ladies Welcome Admission 56O
'CA13.6) PARTY
In The 1.0.0.F. Lodge Room
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 15th -- 8:30 P.M.
Proceeds for C.P.T. Fund
Everyone Welcome
This Message Brought to You As a Public Service by
i.sd. over the week end with
hie parents Air. and Airs, Her-
bert Truviss.
ieei Alvin Sits
more of St! alferci were Vl l‘tAC
oil gut' •L` at the lieeie
Airs. Pe•ij.
11fr, end
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and Jeffr,.", spees 't oe \\se-
end \vitt', i •
Lesereng•
SHOW OF HANDS
IS A MUST
Clarence "Derry" Boyle, reeve
of Exeter talm'itcd that ht, wa.;
Possibly the laziel-t mar. ie llur•
on County. but said he did not
find raisins his hand te le mesh
finrt.
Reeve Boyle made the state-
ment after "lull;' opposition was
expressee', Nen Stew-
art's ssiregestion that councillors
give a shoe- of • '• an a non-
seeareie i•f the
traditi'mal ele..rns "Caeried".
DGE M
YOUR MUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE, FORD
and THUNDERBIRD DEALER
PHONE 249 BRUSSELS
PHONE 357-3460 WINGHAM
The rMeNe.'e.re and slu t
year's V.ardon said he often won-
dered vite.e he ma:, in chair
if a vote was tarried or not.
He thought a show of hands
would be the simplest way for
the Warden, the clerkstreas.ur--
er and the deputy clerk-treasur-
er to determine the truth.
oddly enough a show of
hands showed that a show of
hands would be shown on forth-
('omiag motions — of hi other
words, carried,
Teere were three opposed to
the exeicise of raising hands.
They \vere the Reeve, and Dep-
uty Reeve of Stanley, Ernie
Talbot and Elmer Hayter, and
the Reeve of Gndorich TOW 11.
ship, Grant Stirling,. In neigh-
boring townships and sitting all
in a row' in the far desks in
the eour;ty council • chambers,
the' three 'wore labelled by
Clerk . John Berry as "from the
lazy corner,".
Barbara Lovett Was *appointed
secretary-treasurer. It was de-
cided to give three-quarters 'of
the grant received from toWn-
sliiP council to the County Fed-
eration of Agriculture.
1 Discussion arose as to the
I feasibility of having a Centen-
nial project and directors were
advised to think it over until
the February meeting, which
is to be held at the home of Tsa- i bel Stewart er February 14th,
Verna Giboings and Marion Col-
(dough are to provide the lunch.
Preliminary plans were mace
to have a card party sometime
in March, possibly during Ea.-
ter holidays.
NAMES OF BRUSSFI—S
RESIDENTS 80 YEARS,
AND OVER, WANTEED
The names of Brussels resi-
dents who are eighty years of age
and over are requested by the
Centennial Committee.
`Give the names of these people
to Mrs. W. G. Leach or Mrs. Gus
Eder,
"ONTARIO'S SILVER AND BLACK FLEET"
ssw.setE
HULLET F. of A.
NAMES CHAIRMEN
Hullett Federation of Agricul-
ture has made appointments te
the various commodity' groups.
Named were: hod; producers,
Lloyd Stewart: poultly prodno-
ers. Ted Hunkinse milk produc-
ers, Lawrence Plaetzer; beef
produrers. Leoncird Archana-
baulte am nredurers, ..\rehie
Young: lap y dire('tor. Pat Hunk-
ing; ;nech conveners, Isabel
Stewart and Barbara Lovett.
WHY PAY A RATE
i;ET US DO YOUR
.INCOME TAX
AT REASONABLE RATES
GLENN RONNENBERG
INSURANCE OF ALL KINDS
Contact Us Tuesdays and Fridays
PHONE 65
BRUSSELS, ONT.
1967 CAMARO
The meeting* was held at the
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WALTON
Walton W. I. Meeting
Walton W. L
The January meeting of the
Walton 'Women's Institute was
held in the Community Hall
with an attendance of 25 ladies.
The program. we s presented
1111der the leadership of Mrs,
James Nolan and Mrs, Frank
welters.
Herbert Stretton, of Bruasels
was the guest speaker and addres-
sed the gathering on The New
medical. Millie proposed for
Prusseis and the surrounding
area. where a serious situation
exists in regard to the lack of
both medical and dental ser-
viers. ire spoke of the steps that
have already been taken; and the
project nnderway to build a new
medical centre, and secure the
services of two doctors and den-
list before the end of the Smil-
es,- Le r; n was at first to
have heen undertaken as a Cen-
tennial proieet, but there were
flovernment grants available
for this type of Centennial pro-
ject:
The sneaker was introdttced by
Mrs. J. Nolan. Mrs. F. Walters
expressed thanks, and presented
him with a gift on behalf of the
embers.
Mrs, Roy Williamson presid-
ed for thr business period, k sug-
gestion that the annual has trip
of the branch. this year be to the
National Convention, being held
in fit elph on June 12th.
The partite oommittee for Feb.
loth is Mrs. Creruld Watson, Mrs.
Man Sheldier, Mrs. Stewart 'Hum-
phries, Mrs, Crem•ge McCall and
11Trs. TTareld Smalldon.
Magazines for the Club girls
were asked for by Mrs. Gerald
Watson Tt was suggested that
the members might produre or
make dresses, suitable for the
Centennial. to be worn at Centen-
nial events during the year, ae
some other branches are doing.
Mrs. Torrance Dandna.
lkt ,e Sholdlee. Mrs Margaret,
TYnnllrhrirtl arid Yfrri. Wm. 'Hum,
pl.erleg Met,
The 17th and. 'Boundary
Unit of the. of Duff's
Church. Walton, met' at the
home of Mrs. Clifford Ritchie
with ton members present.
Mrs. James Williamson and
Mrs. Martin Baan were in
charge of devotions. Mrs.
Baan opened tile meeting
with 'verse and hymn 376,
"Blest Be the Tie that Binds"
The scripture was taken from
Matthew 6, verses 22-23, Mrs •
Jas. Williamson gave the i:eP-
ic New Day• Morning" also
a poem, “Hapnv. New Year".
Mrs. ROSS Bennett conduct
eel the business, It was decid-
ed to have evening meetings
startings May to October. The •
next meetitw will be at Mrs.
Reer Williamson's Wednesday.
Mr, • and Mrs. James . Mc-
Donald.. Mr. and Mrs: Ken- •
neth McDonald and Mr. and
Mrs: Harold Bolger attended
the fUneralof. the late Mrs.
William Kearney at .the
Heath-Leslie funeral home in
Mitchell lest Saturday,. •
Mr. and Mrs. Jack .Bosmari
left last Friday for Florida'
where they will • spend the
next month.
Miss Lois Jackson, of Sea-
forth, is spend.ine' three Weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Smalldon. Miss Wilma Jack-
sen. student nurse at Victoria
Hospital. London. also spent
the week end with Mr. 'anti
Mrs. Smalldon,
Recent guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mills in-
cluded Mr. and Mrs. Torn Ol-
iver. Clinton: Mrs. Ida Town-
send and Mrs. Nellie Benilean
of Lonelesboro: Mrs. Russell
Stelmook, Yellow Knife, N.
W.T.: Dr. Jean Mills. Hamil-
ton: Scott, Cathie and David
Mills, Hamilton.
Mr. and Mrs. Barry 1.1oegv
of London spent the e
end with the former's par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Hoegy.
Mr. Graeme Craig. Ridge-
town. spent the week end
with his parents Mr. nrid Mrs.
Harvey Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hack-
well of Exeter were W r ek
end visitors at the home of
P.lrs. W. C. Hackweil.
Mrs. George Hibbert under-
went ,iirvery in Clinton Pub-
lie Hospital last week. Mrs.
George 'ribbed. of Canning,-
. , is ,,:nending ti few weeks
her eon iwr' e'rreclehild-
ren.
Mr. and Mrs, Nt-il McGT(7-
,n. Brian and Cathie spent
the work end with rind
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