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WALTON
Mrs. Maude Leeming is a patient
in the Clinton Hospital, her many
friends wish her a speedy re-
covery,
Miss M al: gar et c'Keever.
Mrs. Alice, Stiles, and Mr. and
MrS, Alike • Williams of
Seafort h spent, Sunday afternoon
with Mr. and MrS, -1 0e. 1{Y0 n a :al
Mrs. Campbell Way. :ors, Neisoll
Reid. :ND'S. Nraltin .flaan. and Mrs.
Alvin McDonadl attended t he
Huron-Perth Presybterial animal
meeting held at. Wesley-Willis
litnited i n to IL last Thursday,
.T.anuary 29th.
'MI'S, Gerald 'Watson, Mrs, Allan
Searle, -Mrs, Don McDonald and
Mrs. Allan. McCall attended the
two-day training school for leaders
held in the First Presbyterian
Church, Settiforth,, last Wednes-
day and Thiirsday, for the spring
'Homemaking Club, "Featuring
Pruit"
Mrs. Greerne McDonald is a
Patient in Seaforth Hospital 811
fering from influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. David rreethy and
Randy spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs; Dotac,,las
Mx.. and Mrs. Nelson Reid and
Mr. and Mrs. James Scott of Myth
spent Sunday with Mr. and :Mrs.
Stitt-tore. of Stratford.
Mrs. Rr, O. Hackweill was a
Sunday visitor With, Mr, and Mrs,
Reid Hackwell, Exeter,
Mrs. Helen Sellers of Seaforth
spent the weekend at the borne of
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss.
W, :IN/teeing
The Walton Women's Institute
was ,held in. Walton Community
Hall, Wednesday evening, Flannary
The institute Grace Was sung
accompanied by Mrs; Rae Haether
ni the piano., A delicious smorgas-
borg supper was served, feninring
foods from the course, -The Main
Dish Makes the Meal'' The Com-
mittee in charge were -Mrs, Rim
Bennett, Mrs, Stewart, HuMph•ries,
:Airs, Pete McDoitald, Mrs. Doug
Ennis, Mrs. E. Stevens, Mrs,
'Mac Sholdice and Mrs, Neil Me-
Gavin, Following the meal Mrs,
Don McDonald thanked the lead-
ers, Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs,
?hii Sholdice for taking the
course, "The Main Dish Makes the
Meal", and presented each with H
('1,1 1) ,rod saucer. Mrs. Gordon Mc-
Gavin and Mrs. Ed. Godkin, eon-
veners for Canadian Industries had
as their guest., Mrs. P4Igar Ellig-
Stitt .1111 4.• Walton, who shoWed
colorist slides of their recent• trip
from Zurich, Ontario to znricb,
Switzerland. touching .on the
borderline of Austria, Leicheti-
stein, Germany and France. Mrs.
McGavin thanked Mrs, Elligson for
her interesting pictures and arti-
cles on display she bad bought
back from the trip. and presented
her with a gift, The business part
of the meeting- wits turned Over
to the President, "Mrs. Alvin Me-
Donald, Mrs, Win, lfnntTihrles, thti
lipOrtisys 1131410g 4? tbfi
TO: BRUSSELS ,M1NOR
HOCKgY ASSOCIATION AND
THE PEOPLE OF BRUSSELS
psi bebalf of. the -Garden City
Youth Athletic Association, would
like to thank you and the people
of Brussels for a very wonderful
bile this post weekend,,
Nrk! heard Many (•0111 )11
from the parents, coaches and
players or the good time that they
had and we are looking forward 'to
repeating our trip next year.
Again, we thoroughly enjoyed
the trip 10 Brussels and we thank-
everybody involved in :making the
trip a great success,
Yours truly
Don 'Rogers,
Travelling Director,
Carden City Youth Athletic
A ssoaia I ion.
MELVILLE LADIES AID
The Ladies' Aid of Melville
church snot on Monday, February
2nd at the home of MrS. Clark
Matheson with a good attenchance
present. The president, Mrs.
Matheson convened the meeting.
Th e Devotional part was taken by
Mrs. Evans and Mrs. 'Purvey. Cur-
l•ent Events, prepared by Miss
Moses were read by Mrs, Evans,
The business part followed and
a snort program was conducted by
Mrs, Long a nd Nrs. Kerr, Meeting
PAnch was served by Mrs. King
closed. with Mizpah Benediction,
last meeting. 20 answered the roll
call ''A Farm Problent". Treasur-
er's report was given. The Fehr-
nary meeting Roll Call, each
Member to bring written current
event for the curator book, it will
also be the Grandmothers' meot•
ing with a demonstration. CotIH
Tenors for Historical and Current.
Events will be :11rs. Jilin Clark
and Mrs. Mac. Sholdice. Mrs. Dote;-;
Ennis Mrs. Nelson Reid and 'Mrs.
Gordon Metlavin were namod aS
cnralors, The Institute to pay the
curators' fee.. The District Annual
was attaouneed by the secretary
for May 12, registration at. 0 tt,m.,
at Bittevale, Mrs, Victor Emmet.-
son, Cnrator for 'Haron-1-{ruce Area
to be ;west speaker. After much
discussion it was decided to bold
the euchre parties on Wiltin f::gtlay
instead of Frtday eveningS, The
first one to he held Wed/Ad:ay
February in the Waltott Coat-
Manity Hall, the eommittee its
charge will he Stewart Trool-
phris, 'Mrs, Torrance Dtitidos
"..1.Trs. Mac Sholdice and Mrs, Don
Achilles. I in cottnnittee ill charge
of the tatehre on February 1,8 to
be; 'Mrs. James McDonald, 'Mrs.
Ken McDonald, Mrs, P.McDottaId.
Mrs. Murray Smith and MPS.
Harold 'Bolger, Discussion follow-
ed -on the bus Irip Ira the spring, it
Wits lelt With Mire, Kett :MODninliti
lfh ylolo tritnro 'no mootiflic
411.i
W. 1. District Meeting'
Held In Wroxeter
Mrs. Wright. or .k,Vrox(-,Ler, was
hostess to the gourd of birecAors
of the .East Huron Women's
ltislii.titOS On Wednesday, :January
2801. • •
The intsineaS of the day was
ably cOndnoted by Mrs, Lyle
iurrav, President, of Lakelet,
assiSted.hy Secretary, Mrs, Hum-
Mules Of 'Walton.
Plans were made for the.District
Animal La be held in Bluevale on
May. 12th,
A: report of ,a meeting held by ,
Mrs. •Makins. Provincial Board
Director, was brought to. the meet-
ing by . Mrs. HuraphtieS„
Suggestions • for the slate of
()Meet*. to be presented of the
• District Annnal were. received.
After •business meeting refresh-
m
.
ents were served by the hostess
assisted by: Mrs. Douglas.
ENGAGEMENT
=11 r, and Mrs. Clifford
Cughlin are happy to unnottn,.:0
the forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Sharon Ann to Gory
Lynti Evans, son of -Ali's. :trace
Evans of Cranbrook, and the late
Stuart Evans, The 1.narria;.;.e
take place on Saturday, February
21st. 1470, at 7 p.m. in the Atwood
Presbyterin Church.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Erred Williamson; Toronto. .tea;
a visitor with his aunt Mrs. George
Davis,
Li, J. ill, 11, Frauter, spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Calvin TCratuter,
Fred Thnell, who was a p;Hient
iu 'Wingham Eospital for ten clays
retern(ad home last Wednesday.
Mr and :Mrs, A. Wood are
vacationing in the Barbados visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Winton) and
fain y,
Ni. and Mrs, Louis Ebel • arid
family ingergoll, Were week-
end visitors -With Mr, and Mrs.
Jack McCutcheon.
Mrs, C. Scott of Pic ton and
Mrs. Peter Menonnel. or Clarkson
were recent visitos with Mrs. M.
Ballantyne, John Cameron. of Tor-
onto Was a guest at the Soffit., hOrw
Aron g those vacntiontnA in
Florida from lirussels m e Mr. and
Mrs. R, IL Cousins, Mr. and Mrs,
D. A- Rann. Mr. and. Mrs. Win
Stephenson, and Mr. and Mrs.
George 'McCutcheon.
A. nionber of residents or 1110 s
area availed theInselves of the ore
partanity of attending the lee
t Maple Leaf Gardens.
Torelito, on The bits trip sponsored
by the IlifttsSels Liens Club.
Spenee Scott. u•-ho saffored R eid
burns to his legs and feet, is a
patient in i.iStowel Hospital, 'Mrs.
Scott, who was hospitalized ve.
turned 1)01110 'IRS Wevk.
A. good MikiLY POOPIC1 111.1;4 uont-
notim 1-1q4
FEBRUARY MEETING
OF MAJESTIC W. 1.
Agriculture and (,:antidian. In-
dustries omveners, Mrs, earl
femingway and 'Mrs. Doug. Hem-
Ingway, will have charge a the
February Meeting or the Majestic,
W. I. which will be held on
Thursday aifternoon, Feliniary
12th, at 2 p.m, in the_ Brussels
Public Libitry, 'The roll is' to
be "Natui ,! a new fabric 'and how
you liked it.
Some Of the numbers cm the
program will be a Motto, a. talk
On Honey by Lloyd 'Wheeler and a
display or the 4-H club 'Girls' work
from their' Course. on- •needle(n.i.ret.
Evero•tte is • wel,c01110 • to attend.
TYKE HOCKEY LEAGUE
ALL•STAR. GAME •
Brussels 2, Belgrave 0
First Period ; No scoring
Second 'Period;
llrus:,els, Tim Prior G a ry
Mc Wit 11.1 er
brussels, Tim Prior t Doug Cutis-
ins)
Third Period ; No searing
HOUSE LEAGUE PLAY
Red Wings 0, Maple Leafs 0
Black Hawks 4, Bruins 2
Scoring-for Mack gawks:
Doug Cousins (Neil Mitchell)
I long (;ousins (unassisted)
1)oug Cousins ( ken C.'onsins I
Doug Cousins i Ken Cousins r
Scoring for Briuns:
SCOti. (Tim Priori
Brian Scott (John Richmen0
STANDINGS
W L
litatins
0 37 27 10
iliack 1.-Itnvlc54
Red Wings
2 3
-\''wle Leafs
1 -1 2 18 ;50
sciprp,N.G., LEADERS
:cattle Points -
Dallg Cousins
l{rian Scott
...... •
Iii-00
Pruins vs Red -Wings
BLUEVALE
.Mrs, EVan
Air. and L\Irs. Jerry
.Atnher4thorg, visited with t ,.•
in 11w area last \vet-Atom!.
Mr. and Mrs. :Murray Johnsten
met, Audrey W'heelert arc happy
to onnounv rho lytr().1 rif ilkt.R1 aon,
V i t.11•101 f0K ,!'t 11'1 0141' itch
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS;:
COUNCIL MEETING
The rt,•gular meeting of the
lage Council -was held in the man-.
kip} Office on February '2, 1970? •
It, 13. Cousins being absent.
C01.10Wiug motio'as wore
atrried,
Moved by Meentkheeri see-
()tided by. R. Vs'. Kennedy that 11.
Tenpas 1.10„-• appointed aeting
Reeve in. the 'absence of Reeve T(,,
•
Moved by T. Ci, Campbell, Seel-
ended by McCateheon that
the Minutes of. the Meeting of S'sn-
nary 12th, 1970 .be adopted as read, • •
.1\1w-ed by R. W. .Kennedy, see.-
onded hy McOutcheon that
H. TenPas be appointed. to.
represent the Village of Brussels.
on MODA and R. B. Cousins and
f. 'Pen Pa s as representatives
to the Regional Tourist Conned,
Moved by 1. C. Ca nilThell, see- •
onded by L. McCutcheen that
Alan Niehol be granted a fluild-
ing permit as per application,
Moved by 1. 0, Campbell,- sec-
onded by T2. NV, Kennedy that tke..
accounts as approved be paid.
Streetlights, Office
Library,
Huron County Board
Eicluen tion , balance
r equisi tion 2000.00
Post ()Incr., stumps 12.1)0
'Prank Cowan. insurance 1170,53
yaitla Teleservices
Rates and tolls
62.113
Howard _Bernard. Library
oil, Fire Nall oil
(continued on inside pagel
We thank the rew parents .\\-ho
attended onr annual, Public Sp"lik-
lug Nutt OM Wh was held on,
January 2Sth. Mr. Scott introduced
the Judges who were Anna Myer
of WingliaM, Mr. David Slyke. an
English teacher or F. F.', .Madill
SeCondary School of Wingbam and
\It. Kilt,Black of Colborne, foir
former sUperviser. The ludu,-es
'gave our contestants many inter-
osting and helpful points to (•on-
shier in preparation and flE,livery
of their speeches. 'rite resitlls of
Ow contest were as follows:
Bennie Richmond. Grade ,, rolleen
Raymond. (bade (1. Ma 111Pen SO 1 L
lit H (]gads 7, Lloyd
•(! race 8, The senior champion was
a',/0y(1 Valianee who will represent
our school in the Ontario Pithlic
SchoOl Trustees' Asgociation
I tistrict Finals nu February Gth. .31
(Tinton Public School. He will also
speak at the Legon District Con-
test in Lnclatow. on February 2ist.
Colleen Raymond, oift Junior
eilmpion will also speak at Luck-
010' 'Volley ieam seores are: Ist
Naine's Rubble Crummers. 2tul.
Lloyd's Turkeys, .3rd. Feith'A
(.1),whoro,
1;thdis
oro iii0VAtift
Nen Cousius
Tim l'rior
Darwin Mcnitchoon
Scott 'Wheeler 17
John Richmond
GAMES THIS WEEK
b'ridal'. leebruary.A, 7:00 p.M.
'NVingbani at 13russels Crykel
Sattirday, February 7, 9 ;0m 0,m,
-Manle T.,ears ifirwit.;,;
122,37
Now Listen All People
GP GA PTS And You Will 'Hear
What's Dein. In
Brussels School This Year