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T AKES POSSESSION OF TROPHJES PRESENTED AT MAJESTIC HOME
ECONOMICS MEETING.
The June meeting of Allajosti
\Voition's institute Was iteld in the
lit‘ussels P011110 Library on
Thursday :evening, Jane Hill at
eight o'clock, Mrs, Earl cludMore
and Mrs. Norman MeLarty, con,
veuers of home economies wore
responsible for an interesting and
infertnative program. Mrs. Alberta
;.,:pith, president, assisted by the
itfrq Marie AleCutchemi,
conducted. the Opening exert14i05
and the business items.
The Birthday Party for resi-
dents of Hurenview, Clinton,
whose birthdays are in Slily. is to
bit held on the afternoon of August
'30th; Cranbrook W. I, are to be it
with Majestic, in this, and
fUrther details will be disettSsed
at the ,Thly Meeting which is to 10
a picnic at the home or Mrs. Earl
t"wlmore on July 10th. A eommitfee.
tioti'SIStin 'titbit. lam." cln Irrie :
1*y17rS, Etlinor 7f-Teiningway. anti
Mrs. Doug Healingway are to
arrange a program of games and
contests. Pot luck lunch will he
served,
Mrs, Cudmore is to look after
the making of a gift valued from
$1,50 $2.50 for the Fall Conven-
tion being held inGuelph, A $2,00
batik account is to he started. for
the baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Perrin, There will he
local leaders training school held
in the fall on "The Main Meal
Makes the Meal" The .1-TT -Rome-
Making Vail Club for girls is to
Study "Needlecraft", If a suffic-
ient tinrribor of girls Would Brett
flits course lenderS will be Pro-
'Arid OC1 if possible.
Mrs, Alarie Davis, who is look-
ing after the welfare of the
"Adopted Child" sponsored by ti
number of W,Ts, in this district
informed the meeting that his
birthday is in August, The proce-
eds of the Sunshine Collection
Was to he used for a girt for
The roll cull "Silly Things I
:nee 1)0110 in the Kitchen" recalled
many funny situations. There
were 1a members present and one
visitor.
An interesting motto prepared
by Mrs. Leona Armstrong on "ft
takes Paco powder to catch a Man
and baking Powder to keep him"
WaS read by MrS, Ada Armstrong,
Current events were giVell hY
Cuelmore and a :Kitchen
'Utensil jumbled word contest,
Was conducted by Mrs, McLarty,
This Was :followed by a splendid
denionstration by Mrs. Cuchnore
oft the inaking of Fancy Sand-
wiches. These wore enjoyed at
ittitth which was served later.
The Queen and Grace with
Mrs. Waller Kerr at the piano
brotigit the meeting to a close.
Mrs, Amy Speir, who was un,
abie to be present at the meet-
ing was pleasantly surprised by
five membors who cslled and pre,
PerltrA hoi"ivith 0. of,
FARMERS WILL. VOTE
ON GFO JUNE
j Qep this date
in mind, this is Lim day the Non.
era in Huron County will vote on
NyfOlier or not they want a GPO,
P;lach 11; h d imPor(auf
for every fa Mier to ',YUCCA .o..14
local paper when your county
committee will keep you informed
oil all matters pertaining. to the
vote.
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Couple Honored On
40th Wedding Anniversary
k-lurprise Party V 11$ held at
the home ei Mr, and Airs. Gordon
stiles on Monday ening in
honm' (0' ,f). and .\,1 I's, Alex Steiss
who a 00(4ft:11in to1,11
'Wedding Anniversary. Airs. Stoiss
was the forrocr Ruby Clt•tiver, The
en 1110 nA:it', air playing
ca yds. 1. tlolicums funcit wits
served to about 30 gm,sts.
Present for fie happy oecasiOn
were their throe daughters: Ellia
one son, Mrs. Charles (Winnifred)
Mann of Listowel, Mao, Tarry
enleen) Mann, Listowel, Mrs.
•Clordon (,Teanl Stiles of RruSsels
011(1 Stewart • of (Trey Township.
The couple also have seven grand 7
children. Mrs. Terry (Cheryl)
Yost of Toronto. Misses• Sandra
and Rarbara Mann and John Mann
of Listowel, Sharon •and Allan
Mann of tistowel and Donehla
Stiles of Brussels.
Aloe present were the 4 five
ski !„, of Mr. Steiss. Mrs. lack
fOrmaI Prnsgels, Mrs.
Art (TAO 1ncliolls. Atwood. 'firs.
Oscar (moral Hoehn. Conestoga.
Mrs. Calvin (Lydia) Cameron and
Miss Finvlene. both or Grey Town--
shin. Mr. -Fred Chty. Monkfon.
broth 01' of Airs. Stoics n-as alga
1.1 rOgonf.
Dil nr'iltr;s on bayed - by 01,PrY:
.0 to music supplied by Mr. and
Mrs. George Evans and Mrs.
Stewart- Steiss,
On Sunday evening Mr. and
Airs. Steiss were pleasantly stir-
prised when members of their
family gathered for an enjoyable
not lock supper at their home.
BREWER — BONE.
A quiet wedding was solemn-
ized on May 81st between Ruby F.
Pone and 'George. L. T3reAve,r of
Brussels by the Reverend Thigh
C. Wilson of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert 'Kitchen
were their attendants,
luggmte. a token of the institrite's
ri.ppreclation for 'being secretary
fora number of years. Sid
proT•inr) 'hot: Flit curio
St. John's Masonic Lodge
Officers Are Installed
Tuesday evening, June 111th,
installation of Officers for the en,
suing year took plane in St,: John's
Lodge No, 28,1 Al'. AM, Brussc.ls,
The ceremony was conducted
ti." 1:0- Won tiro, NOrnla n Dwyer,
The tvsn'li:t-: ;.vere a fottoWs:
\\'or. master 1;ir0 71' w ile',
W ant en \\initor
sealers
warden Bre, Wm, King
Chaplain Bro, \Arm, Turnbull
Treasurer- ,,,, \V Pre. Selwyn
Baker
Edwin Martin Secretary,.,, kriy,
Sr. Peacon Can. 1.?:0 4:t•
Jr. Deacon Pro, link .Grtio.`:ti
Director of Ceremonies Bit e;
Don McDonald
Sr, Stewart , ,,,, Piro Max Watts
jr. Steward Bro. Bruce SPeiran
inner Guardian `Biro:. Wilfred
Sit ortreed
Tyler W. Bro. James Malt
Visiting P,r0thren wore present
from R'itefiener and Palmerston,
Following the business of the
(i.vonlng socinfile period -cifa.s en-
joyed by at
Any member of. 'iii Lodge.
would appreciate enquiries FOgaPd-
ing becoming a member of this
highly esteemed fraternal organ-
ization,
R. A NRR 00K.
Mrs. Stanley Fischer was in
Toronto over the week-end attend-
ing n Leadership Live-in for
(-1,411,T, preshrteriol secretaries
at twart College.
Mr. and Mrs, Allan Ptinn,
RielWy and Bonita, and 'Mr. and
Airs. Don .Tuokliu, Tracy and
Danro'. Bloomingdale, were .,verk-
end visitors .with Mr. and 'Mrs.
P.arl Dunn.
Joyce daughter of "Mrs.
Lloyd Hall. was transferred fame
'List° wet Tin t:,•1 by ambulance
last week to -F and W Hospifut.
Kitchener.
Miss Maxine Smarkinn is spend-
ing a few days. at her home here.
Carman Fischer was a guest al:
the Tromingway-CoN wedding of,
Payfield ott Satittday..
Mr. mid Alr8. Gordon Engel and
family spent the Weekend, at Bet'•
ford Lake.
Fred Stnallclon is spending a
week with Air, and Mrs. Ross
Spoiran near Iron 'Bridge, Ont.
Air. and Airs. Dick Bradshaw
and family visited in Guelph on
Sunday.
IIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
1,vAr-ps • - To 'Mr. and Mrs, Max
A\-p 1 !.1 of Ornsselst. in Wingharn
and District T-Tospital. on Mon-
daY, ,Tttne Oth, Olt" gift of n
tialight0i; lbd,
RUTLEDtF- Sc $1.00
STORE ON JUL st
Nicholcps relauer, real t,?* to
anti business broker of 0,ni,lph,
who recently pnrcha800 the
nattedge ;-;t! to $1.00 store, takes
PessessiOn, on July 1st,
Mr, and Mrs, leelaur Will live in
the apartment, above the store,
Air, and Arr ,z. Ned Rutledge have
conducted the 'business for the
4; 0111 years after disposing (q
heir ,;:r(1,!ery business to
r S. jack AleCtutcheon.
As yet Mr. Ra,l2ed.ge ha,: not.
disclosed ltis future pia,„-*
PEOPLE WE KNOW
mts. ki(ly I/OW.11$ is a patient
in 'C:Vingrot ft:. and District Hos-
pital,
Mrs. George Evans and; Mrs, it,.
IV. Stephens spent the; elfoI id in
Goderich attending- the Hudso:1-:
t tient! wedding.
Airs. Daisy McLean, Bothwell,
formerly of Brussels, flew to
E,tigland where she is spending
three weeks with relatives.
Selwyn Ba,k0 a is a patient in
Winghain and Tiist.rict!'!Rol f
aft:, 4- suffering a. heart attack last
Week,
Miss Jean Walker of S'ew York
has been a visitor with Alr, and
Mrs. George [bicker.
Cecil Parker. Who is S.
patient. inVictorin Tlospitcti Lon-
don is reported improving.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank StaffOrd
(formerly Edna Edward:4) of
Owen Sound, called on old friends
here on Friday,
'George. and Put hianglois of
Salon George Or Brussels Hair,
stylists were guests of the Wing-
ham !nisi neSS Women'S Assoc-
iation for a special Hairstyling and
Wig show recently.
Mr. and Mrs. T), McCutcheon,
Woodstock and Mrs. Ft Mr-
Cu (Aeon, 'Ingersoll. were Sunday
visitors with Mr and Mrs. Jiack
Al eCu tchenn.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Hemingway,
Miss Pat Coy, Mrs. Doug Heming-
way. attended the Graduation Ex-
ercises at Centennial College when
David Hemingway received hi.)
Diploids In 'Recreation Leadershin.
Mrs. Pat Hand, Ronnie, and
Atiohnol, who have been recent
Visitors with her parents, 'Mr,. and
Mrs, Carl Jacklin of TroWbridge,
and with lter sister and brother-
in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Boss Patter-
son of Brussels, have retnrued to
their home in Lhar Germany.
Mi s „T Ode Aleock, dough t or
of 'font Aleork. Kitchener: has
graditated from Kithenor Water-
loo institnto nail is now employed
tt Filectrollome Industries in the
data processing department as 0
keypunch operator. Ills son Collin
pie:,,god Into GrAilp 16 tit the salito
DART LEAGUE BANQUET
The, Brussels :Hart Leagut: hel(X
iiii annual banquet at the'
Legion Hall. Friday night, Juno
A delicious mast beet' dinner
-was eNnyecl by approximately
people, calf:Area eapahly by, the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Legion.
Proceeding the (miner a prayer
eats led by the President. Willie,
KItight.
After the dinner the Carling
moresentittivc, Geor.ta! Berp,,es and
his wife were introduced and wei-
vowed by the president.
Alr, ilerges presented the '"A
Trophy" to Eibner Young, captain
of the L.O,L„ winners of the play
off. His 'team Mombrrs Were, Jim
Smith, Carson Watson, Reg Wat-
stm and Cardie City, who' each
received individual trofthies.
The "B Trophy" was presented!"
by Mr, Borges to Willis Xtfight
captain of Len's Gang, The menthe
ers or his team receiving trophies
were', Dick Stephenson, (Men
'Bridge, Ross Duncan, Wit "War-
wick, and Cliff Kernaghan.
Tin president presented inditvid-
lull trophies to the winning teats
of the season, The Grey's, captain-
ed by Ernie Back. Other members
on this team receiving trophies
Were, Dan Snyder, Harry Jacklin
Jan van Vliet and Harry Bolger
Willis Knight then called on
Ernie Rack to present trophiE.ss to
other members of the leagne.
These were Dart Snyder and ftuss
Hall for high score -- P darts 1S0,
Hilton Ward received; a special
trophy for the most starts. fin6
'sites and points,.
Iotillowing the dinner and pre-
sentation of the trophies the floor
was cleared for dancing. Excellent
dance innsio was provided by
Jimray Scott. Orchestra,
All Members of the league would
like to thank the ladies for pro-
viding such a delectable meal.
It was generally felt this gay
evening was a good finality tcy alt
enjoyable season of the league-.
Ernie Back
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