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fiF.BEKAHS ATTEND'
,BANQUET IN 'EXETER
Seventeen heembers of Morning'
Star Rebekah Lenge, travelled to
Feretee recently, (0 attend a bail-
sleet held in the Seco-Wary School.
.Cafeteria. in honor of the Aesene
bly President of Onterlo,, Sister
Audrey
Dueihg the evening the Friends
ship Degree was conferree on six
candidate's feom District. No. 23.
The frifl'etleing evening, Morning
Star Lodge' ksted Sister Miller
and members Ciwin the various
lodges in our area.
District Deputy .PresIdent,
ter Lois McFalls of glOtel• and
her team installed our :members
into their respective. chairs.
Sistei Jean Bridge retired as
Noble Grand and that office was
taken by Sister Sarah Stephenson
and Vice Grand by Sister Lois
Other officers include Sisters
Marguerite Crawford. Ethel Long,
Aletha Rawl. 'Verna, Thomas.
Marie McTaggart, Vera, Hastings.
Barbara Watts, Jane Hall, Mar-
garet .Meetlegheon, Leone Con-
nelly, Mary. Davidson, Marie
Turnbull, Rene :Richmond, and
Dorothy Ritchie.
MELVILLE CHURCH
MISS'ION SAND
On Sul-idea morning, November
le. during church service the
children of the Church met in the
basement for their regular month-
ly meeting.
The motto was repeated in uni-
son and the roll call was answer-
ed by 23 members.
Margaret Shortreed
secretary's report and
the treasurer's report.
During the business session it
was decided to have a' program
put on by Our members. at the Des-
ember meeting. Calendars were
given out, to be sold.
Veiny Seddon and. Karen Me-
Cutcheon took the offering.
1 race Boneschanster had a
birthday in November.
A mural was composed of'
wheels representing our fain tiles
and also peePle who .a.re different,. •
'We sang a song about people
close to Us. and those far away.
The meeting cloesd with themiz-
pnli benediction.
geve the
Bill King
1.11tUSSELS POST, TH'UltSDAY, NOV. 12th, 1970 'PHURSI)AY, NOV, 19th, Tle7.0
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WALTON
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Goodman,.
Andrew and ,Erin of Ottawa
visited for a few days last week
with Mr. and Mrs, Walter Short-
reed. Miss Ann. Shortreed who is
.attending Western aTniVersity,
London, event the week6end lit
eanie hoInem
Ma Mid Mrs;. Herb TaaViee and
SPent, the itrook6i.d
• the guots Of niS and
hitto Tycleijsk t
:terry Ryan wills. demobj
stieitei th0 dUceratiiii. of
Candles• at- the November meet-
ing of -the Walton Women's Insti-
tute which will be ,held in. the
Community Hall on Wednesday
evening, November 25 at S;15.
Mrs. Don McDonald and Mrs.
Herb Traviss..are the Convenors
for this meeting on Citiizenship.
Guests will he present from
Blyth, Londesboro and Seaforth
Institutes.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Blanchard
and family of Stratford spent Sun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Gerald Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rackwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Bennett and. Mr.
and Mrs. Don McDonald spent the
weekend in Toronto.
Cotigrautlations to Mr. and
Mrs. Nelson Marks on the arrival
of their son on Sunday in Sea-
forth Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. John Henderson of
Seaforth visited recently With
Mrs. Walter Broadfoot,
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundas_,
Spent the weekend at Golden
Valley. Mr. and Mrs. W. Stutz of
Waterloo accompanied them of
their inotor trio.
Mr. and Mrs. Abe Appel of
Clifton, New Jersey, were last
Week visitors with Mrs. Sae Yati
Vliet. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrie
Cousins, London and Mr. and
Mr's. Bob Wilmore of Stratford
were also visitors.
Mts. Site of-Brock; ;Seek.;
is Holidaying with Mr. and Mrs.
jarneS McDonald and Sisiting
other relatives.
Mrs. George Blake has been a
patient in Win gham Hospital
where she underwent surgery on
Friday. We wish her a speedy
recovery.
U. C. W, Meetings Held
The NroverribOr meeting of the
W elton. 'Unit Was held in Duffs
Church, basernent onWednesdaYi
esteriing,NOV.11th, Mrs. Emmereon
Mitchell opened the devotions
with a spiritual reading, "O Mag-
nify the Lord". Hymn 688 .was
sung with. Mrs. Ray Huether at
the piano. Mrs. Mitchell read the
Scripture of several verses taken
from the New Testament. The
meditation Was taken by Mrs. W.
C. Hackwell followed by prayer.
The offering was received by Mrs.
Mac Sholdice dedicated with sing-
ing the first three verses of 374.
errs. Neleon Reid chose for topic
"The introduction to the Allier-
it:as" of which we will be study-
ing this coning yeat. Some of the
eountries included in this study
'are Jamacia, Trinidad, Brazil and
many more parts of South
America. She introduced us to the
social conditions and the Moderlt-
ation of their 'lands. These people
believe our God is the Lord of
History and the God of Hope. To
them there is no time for books,
they want to get busy
things instead of talking about
doing, Our Missionaries take
uttilv upoilY find hOP
NItittliii4 (iii )11§1A6
Senseless Act Curtails
Village Water Supply
A misguided miscreant perpe-
trated en act of vandalism that
left this village without water
supply in the early hours of Sun-
day morning.
Between the hours of Nur and
five am, he opened 17 hydrants
aiid left then! open! to gush the
Watee lute the streets. it Was
tiejiggreee aitil. could
have linen dieashei0 theirer had
been it fire?:
The t'nlj tit' hiss ,well in hid act
of opening oiie of the hYdrdaiiirg
It was no youngeter, but a grown
man who should have had more
sense. We wonder how he would
feel if .fire.had claimed lives and
property because of what he had
done.
PEOPLE WE, KNOW
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Layeock
of Waterdown were visitors last
week with Mrs. Jas. S. Armstrong
and family
Kathy Sholdice, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. ,Ken Sholdicee has been
a patient in Wingham Hospital
this week.
Miss Mae Skelton has returned
frOm a visit' with Mrs. Lyle
Brothers, Scarboro, who is re-
cuperating after an operation.
Mrs. Jim Speir of Brock, Sask.,
who is visiting. friends and rela-
tives in the Brussels and Walton
communities, accompanied Mr,
and Mrs. Murray •Huetber and
Joan to .Toronto on the weekend
where they visited Mrs. .Gertie
McDonald and Mrs. jean McGale,
PUBLIC SCHOOL.
NEWS OF BRUSSELS
On Thursday. October' the
's'oeiier team -event- to- Bee--
graee where they defeated Bel-
grave 1-0. Maxine Watts was the
goal-getter.
The following day TurnberrY
boys returned for a game arid
were beaten IA, Lawrence Maeb-
an was the marksman,
On Tuesday the grade S's pre
seated their assembly. They sang
Many songs, with the audience
joining' in After Assembly we saw
film, about the Mounties oiled
the "Musical Ride".
Language essays about Iteniem-
brance Day were chosen by Mrs.
Raymond and Mrs, Adamson to
be entered in the Legion contest.
Earlier this week tbe "McKay
family moved into 'Brussels. They
have three children. Donnie in Gr.
3. Billy in Gr. 2 and Kathy in Gr.
1.
The puPils have received a
small set Of parallel bare. The
bars are used. by the whole
scene].
re the ::ins gneppr c.pmVinnls
Linda Mair's and Maxine Watt's•
teams are playing off while
Laureen Barbour's and Janet
Cardiff's teams ere also playing
off.
Mr. Prior and Mrs. Cousins
have drawn up the volleyball
teams and this will start as scion
as the socceer finals are over.
Sometime in the near fetnee
there will .be a vollyball tourna-
ment between Brussels and other
,.schools. Further details are not
tifiewn.
The pupils of Brussels School
tire bolding a ChriAtntok .Concert
ifh M0lidilY, MAW:* Pop
till ti tiodA.
LADIIES' a1RLii44 CLUB
EXECUTIVE FOR i97041
Past . President Aileen Mutter'
President Barb Dunbar
let Vice
2d Vice
Rhea Valiance
n --Leona McDonald
Secetreae. Nora Stephenson
Draw Cont. • . Melva Fraser,
'Georgia Bosnian, Isabel Gibson
Prize. Com, Wilma Rattwo,
Jackie Pettepioce
Soeiel Cone ,,,, „ , Aileen Mutter
Thonelda. Pearson, Doris Me Don-
kid, Helen Bray, Jean Veitch
Sip:Waite:4 Cotn, Sean Ireland
1114 tediee l Club bought paint
last sating to 'Mint the hoaede
around the ice suentce Th'e'
arena.
Any lady wishing to curl this
yipteic phone Barb Dunbar. .887-
07,9. .01: Nora. Stephenson.887-6371.
.onie44w iii0refetiefc .are beginning
so come. on ladies, ibiti Jlow,
WESTERN STAR
OFFICERS INSTALLED
The following officers were
recently installed at Western Star
Ledge:
Noble Grand Dave McCutcheon
Vice Grand ........ Mel McCutcheon,
Roe, Secretary Ross Nichol
Pin. Secretary ..„ Bob Richmond
Treasurer Tack McCutcheon
Past Grand Cliff Bray
Color Bearer .... Wilfred Warwick
Warden Gordon Stephenson
Conductor Ray Crawford
Chaplain Allan Griffith
Left S. S. Jack Mitchell
Right. S.S. Jack McCutcheon
R.S.V.C. Lorne Dale
L.S.V.(T. Allan McCall
Bill Wheeler
L.S.N.G Walter Kerr
Inside Guard ........ . Murray Cardiff
Onteide Guard ........ Pegelow
CRANBROOK
The Sacrament of the Lord's
r'griffjer' will 'be bbeereeer "oltrSeure
day, November 22 at :1.:30 p.m.
Mrs. Calvin Cameron spent
several days in Conestoga with
Mr. Mrs. Oscar Iduelen
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wood,
Mitchell, and Mr. and Mrs. 13ev.
Weber and family. ListoWel,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Dunn recently.
Me, and Mrs. Piil Stuart,.
Lindsay, were weekend visitors
with Douglas Purdy and Slimn
and visited Mrs. Purdy in Wing-
ham Hoepitel.
Russel Knight is home follow.
ing a few dayS• in Win ghat Hos-
pital.
Cratibrorik Dart Club has got
snider way for the coming sea-
son, meeting on Monday evenings
lit , the Commettity Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knight,
Brenda, Carla and Karen visited
on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Beinch, Toronto, and Mr. and
Mre. Tack Knieht, Bradley„ Stevie
and Joanne visited Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Knight and family. All
enjoyed the Santa Claus Parade
On Saturday,
Annual Bazaar
Doh't forget the annual bazaar
being held in the Cranbrook Com-
munity Centre on Saturday after-
noon. Nov. 28 at 2:30. The usual
variety of articles will be offered
for sale.
Word has been received of the
passing of a former Cranbrook
reeidett in the person of Leslie
Perrie. Ed/no/don. He W80 the
son of the late Mr, and Mrs,
Parrio and routed where
Prtitt Firdith now !Iv o, tgqt.
wire,
Talk On Conservation
Majestic W. I. Hear
irfie Mitt eslie W. I. conveners of
AgrinhViree *Canadian Indus-
tries, Mrs. Csai'llieisteing'way and
Mrs. Norman McLefe'.',..beld their
meeting in the Public fAs-ff
Thursday eveningg, Nev. 1.2th
8 p.m. with a. good attendance.
The usual opening exercises and
reports were given by the vice
presidept, Mrs. Jill.' Armstrong Jr.
and the secretary treasurer, Mrs.
Clarence McCutcheon..
The purchase of more W. J.
&brie' Woks dieetteeed and
anyone Wa!it'iii'd otiV .110,41(1 ,get in
touch with Clare-nee M
Cuteheon. Any no:4'60r wishing
to go to Ethel to: spend' ami even-
ing with their institute,, be at the
Brueeels 'Library at o'clock. Wed ,
fidedity, Nei-, 18. Ca rd parties
were 'discitseed and it was decid-
ed to haveolie ell Monday even-
ing Jan. 4th iii the library". The
Christmas meeting; en Dec. to:
will begin with a poi, luck dinner
at 12:30 followed by the feeecitar
m eeting.
A donation of ee.00 was given
Mrs. Marie Davis to be sent to the
"Adopted Child" --a, Christmas
gift from our Institute.
Mrs. James Smith gave an in-
teresting report of the Area Con-
vention held in Guelph which she
and Mrs. Carl Hemingway attend-
ed. Next year's- convention will he
held Oc. (I and 7 and may be in a
different location. Conveners of.
standing committees' can get re-
pore; from Mrs. Smith to help in
next year's program plonning.
Mrs. McLarty filen took erharge
of the meeting. The roll call rusts
'`A Canadian Article I've used
and liked. and why"
Mrs. Carl 'Hemingway then in.
trodueed the guest speaker,
George McCutcheon, who is chair-
man of the Maitland Valley :Coin
eervation Authority, With the aid
of maps 'and diagrams Mr. Mc-
Outcheon gave a very interest-
ing and informative talk or the
oreanization and work of the:
,MCA, Flood a nd pollution con-
teol, reforestation, Wildlite pre-
servation and recreation are to be
seen in the work being dotte in
Colborne,: Morris and 71:iornington
Twps. and in Gerrie, Ethel, Mee-
Vale and learristen. Pamplalets
were given to each member and
we were urged to eee our infee.
ence in trying to get soMething
done for Brussels. A splendid l'i'ra]
on Conservation was shown with
Henry Exel at the projector.
An interesehig item from the
Consumer News on a nil triti:11301
survey being conducted ie
ada, was read by Mts. 7ein
Steacha.n. Happy Birthday was
eung for three members Lunch
iier7i5c1 Mm Davis,
1:•:41111 th
alsotitt
ETHEL.
Mt. and Mrs, A. Bremner and
Doris visited on Sunday in Bright
Mr. and Mrs. William McKay
and terry have. moved hack to
London after spending the sem-
inar with her mother, Mrs. L,
Smith,
Enjoy a latigh4illed evening.
Attend the plays being presented
at Grey Genii-pi School on Nov.
20, 27. end 2S. They are hieiriees.
Newlyweds Honored
Inege crowd gathered in re an-
brook Hall SU turdny
when Ethel and elerierr .r
triunity combined to honer
and Mrs. Gary Earl. yea-wenn
present enjoyed the good music
alud it. 12 o'clock thtl (.1-,Inpl. wore
broil ght t o e plt.f see. 1. In '1
Mc-inn read en address anal net;
'Pearson presented them with .4
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