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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-05-20, Page 1VOST PUBIA 'SPAY, MAY 20th, 1971 1st $3,00.A Thai in Advance $4.00 to U.S.A. Single Copy 1.0c 1112 BRUSSELS POST, viuRspAy, MAY 20th, 1.971 MAJESTIC W. s'0 F..11411S ON CANCER }Wright, gay daffodils formed the potting- for •the Dallodil Tea held by the Majestic W.I. on Thprsday, afternoon, May I.3th in the Brits- Ole public library. The conveners of the meeting on "Health" were Mrs. Doug Hemingway and Mrs. Jack Nelstnan. Mrs. Leona Arm- Stro0; the new president, after a tioeln weItiolfied a large nuinber of m embers and guests, The secretery-treesitrer, Mrs. Marie MeCutcheon conducted the usual business including, an invi- tation from the, Cranbrook. W.I. to . attend their meeting on June 1st at 8:30 p.m. in the Cranbrook Hall. Rev, and. Mrs. Docken of Walton will speak on drugs and show a film. If you wish to go let your president or secretary know by May 2G. It was decided to have a "House Tour and Coffee Party" in June, date to be an- nounced Later. Mrs. Cudmore then caned Mrs. Alberta Smith to the front and presented her with the Women's Institute Cup and Saucer, a slight token -of our appreciation for her faithful service as president. Mit. Smith thanked the members and hoped the new president would continue to get our co- operation and support as she had, The. June meeting under the eonvenership of Mrs. Marie Mc- Taggart and Miss Laura Lucas Will be on Education. Further notice later oil. MaixY `Varl'ed answers ivere gileh to the roll call "My cure for the Blues" Mrs. Armstrong then called oh her father, Mr. Harvey Johnston who is pest president of the Huron County Unit of the Cancer Soc- iety and Chairman of Publicity and nominating for the. Huronia District. He explained the set up of the Canadian Cancer Society whose head office is in Toronto. Each province is a division, each division has seven districts. We Tdll Huron County belong to the Huron* district . Each district, is divided into whits and each unit into branches. Our nearest, branch is Mr. Johnston then showed two Very interesting and informative films entitled the "Million Club" The necessity ,of yearly health ellOOk tins ant14, early diagnosis it any symptoms 'esc cancer appear were stressed. A inamphlet "Can- cer Facts for Women" was given to those present. Mr. Johnston was thanked and preeented With a gift by Mrs. leong Hemingway. Mrs, -Marie McCutcheon gave an interesting report of the Officers' Conference at. Guelph which she attended. Those present enjoyed it solo "When you come to the end of the day" sung by Mrs. Lain Kerr. 'Floppy filrlitday Waif Onofis for four 5hombOrs,, Tilt IPPitCiii Moomiol flint . Seifort Walkerthoneri Make It To Br. usse A large ..group of footsore walkerthonere•Teuched the south- ern outskirts of Brussels on Sat- urday afternoon and rested their weary selves on the ground near the pond on 'the• property of Bill Turnbull. They were members 6 of the Seaforth "Won-Nibblers", who Were joined by friends, to do their bit for ..0.0 March of Dimes, and incideetly lose .a few :pontiasi. lii their efforts. They left Se"aforth. High Schmid at 8 a.m, aCcoMpanied by Dr. Whitman and ,walked the sixteen miles with only two hay, lug to drop out. Apparently they did not feel equal to walk the remaining dist- ance into Brussels to enjoy our beautiful village. No doubt they were only interested in return to Seaforth by car to soak their tired and aching feet. . ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Smith of. Brussels would like to announce the engagement of their daughter, Janis Lynn, to Mr. Larry Kenneth. Bray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. Bray, RM. 1, Ethel. The wedding will take place May 29th, 1971, at the United Church, Brussels. TURNBULL BORDEN A weddng of local interest. took place on May 8th, 1971., in St. Angela Church in Edmonton, Alberta, when Charles Oliver Turnbull, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Andre* Turnbull of Sea- forth. Ont., married Margaret (Peggy) Borden of Edmonton, Alberta, -A- small—reception followed at.. the home of the bride"s parents. They will be residing at 6903- 142 Ave., Edmonton. CR ANBROOK Mr, arid Mrs. J. Stuart, Lindsay. eisited with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Purdy.. Visitor's with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn included Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dunn and Susan. Ricky and Bonita, Bloomingdale, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wood, Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Meehan. List- owel, and Mr. and Nes, George McDonald, Molesworth. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell and family, Thorold, are spend- ing a few days at their house here. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Mel Becker were their daughters Christine and Jane, Guelph, their son Douglas and son Kerry, Kitchener, son-inelaw and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. on Poth, Kitchener and Steve Irvine, Grand Valley, daffodil centred tea table with Mrs. Alberta. Smith pouring tea. Mrs. Doug Hemingway , Mrs, Earl Cudmore, Mrs. Merle and MrEi, iofillit Armiiimgc riplistqd, ST. JOHN'S LODGE "LADIES' NIGHT" 'members of St. Lodge A.F. and A,M, etiterteified their wives and friends at their .atiltual "Ladies' Night." Banquet oil 'Fri; day eight. The delicious dingier' Was served by the Ladies' Auxil: iary to about 175 guests. Guests. at . the heed table were District ''Deituity Greed ,Mastet for North Hewitt; Carmen Thempson, Teeswater,, and Mrs. Thompson, Peet District Deputy Grand Master, i3rndd McCall and Mrs. McCall, Worshinful Master Walter Somerville,. 'Welton and :Mr's. Somerville, Senior W n ande W. King and Mrs. king. The. mediate Past Mast& dorlion Stiles and yrs. Stiles.Mr. Stiles was -master of ceremonies. The toast to the lames was proposed by Robert Grasby and graciously replied to by Mrs Gordon Stiles. The toast to Grand Lodge was Proposed by P.D.D.G.M, Calvin Krapter and responded to by Mr. Thompson who brought greet: ings from Grand Lodge and spoke briefly of his interesting visits with the lodges of the county. John .Bryans introduced the guestspeaker, Bruce McCall who delighted his audience with his wit and humour, He drifted into a more serious vein as he spoke of the first three questions an aspiring candidate for Masonry is asked to answer. These questions exemplify the sovereignty of Goil as the fundamental principle of the lodge. Robert Cunningham expressed the appreciation of the lodge to Me McCall for his fine address -and- -Conducted a seseime of com- munity singine, with Mrs, W. •EL. King as the aceoenoanist. Dancing to the music Di: KCii Scott's orchestra eiiiishd the evening s program. NEWS OF BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL Put oil your track shoes be- cause here comes Field Day. At recess we are having pract- ice for the coming field day and we hope we have the children's support and effort in this event. Bruce Jermytne team is the winning team in .basketball. Girls:" basketball teams. are in the finals. Beth Vallance's team is playing the best 3-5 games with Sendra. Boomer's team. Barb Elliott's team has been eliminated. Brussels Public School is proud to announce Grade 5's success in film inaking. Their Min is to be shown on Friday, May 21 at 5:00 on the CKNN production "East of the Sun". Watch it! Thanks again for supporting Grildo 7(mnd -Y vicTokiA:0AY SERVICE There is no postal SOr VW? provided on May 240f, All despatoh and receipt pf MAU are curtailed and there will, he no Wicket service No rural gerYisie. The Lobby will be open as usual. Ng* BusfNEss O 'BERE Ze. new busitieee opened on the Main street here on Monday .inornings It is The Hayward Discount and Variety Store locat- ed in the building formerly occupied by Eders Store whiCili Moved to a new location SOM time ago. The (inners are Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hayward, formerly of At- wood, who have taken up resi- dence in the aliartment above the store. They will be assisted by their daughter. Mrs. 'Bruce Hamilton. They also have three sons, Steven and Stuart of Kitch- ener and Robert of Ottawa. They are "members of the Anglican chnrele PEOPLE WE KNOW Mrs. Harvey Dennis, who has been a patient in Wingham Hos- pital for the past three months has returned home, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hiemstra and family of Ethel moved Satur- day to the home they purchased in TirtieSels. , M a r. nd Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull were weekend visitors in Dayton Ohio, where they attended the Golden Wedding Annivereary of Mr. and Mrs. Robert. Fisher. Among Brussels residents who are hOspitnlieed in -Wilighain are Miss - Hattie Downing, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Williemson, Mrs. Ida Davis, Mrs. We Kerr, Ralph Shaw, Miss Sarah McKinnon, Mrs. Jean Nichol. Mr. and Mrs. James Pestell of Ethel were Sunday visitor's with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miller. Mr. and Mrs, Elden Wilson, Mrs. Florence Russell and Mrs. jack Merner of Bayfield attended the christening of Kevin Andrew, infant son of. Mr. and Mrs. T-Tarry Schmidt (nee 'Gail Wilson) in Mildma.y on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Turnbull, Seaforth. returned home from Edmonton, Alta., the end of last week. They attended the wedding of their son Charlie Turnbull and visited other friends in the city. Ed. Morrow of : Ethel is a patient in Stratford General T-Tos- pital where he underwent surgery- last Week. Mies Soa.nne Moses, daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Archie 'Moses, Brus- sels. attended a graduation etieeter of The John R. Teal international School of Travel at the Holiday Inn, Toronto, on. May, 14, 1971. For obtaining first-class honours in her examinalon, she received e gift. of °goy, .Teranue boo boon 411tiVflOYAd Oil MA* OK -Horticultural SotCitnig: ra Bi. Interesting- Deontt,; 1 • r:11-15hi F The May io anitoeuei t al IOGEI was 1431d Monday, May 17th members Public i411) andrI ry, T guestsl) pies..erewee14 Mrs, win, Camighell, the pres_ dent, opened the meeting with O. Canada, Mrs, W. Kerr at the at the niano, Minutes, treasurer's report followed, An invitation: from T3lyth BorticultureI Society- to attend their Floral Display and tea Saturday May 32nd from .3 to P.m. A. letter re Convention in Windsor was read. Mrs. Wc-rn, Miller moved we do not send dole. gates. seconded by Mrs. L. Mc- Cutcheon, carried. Roll call was a displayy of spring blooms. I'm sorry to report there. were only six exhibits. The results were, Mrs. Cudmore, Mrs. Wm miller. Mrs. A. Bremner, Mrs. Win, Hewitt Mrs. Wm, Campbell, Mrs. B. Hemingway, • 'Mr, A. Knight read the news letter. Mrs. Cudmore reported for the Spring Tea. Committee being held Saturday, May 29th from 3 to 5 p.m. in the Public Library She reminded every one to bring baking for the. sale table and plants for the plant table. Mrs. Wm. Hewitt gave a read- ing. Dale 'Wheeler and Gerald Jutzi favoured wwith two select- ions on the guitar and piano. These were all enjoyed. Miss Mae . Skelton thanked the boys and a'• small gift was given each. 14Tre, Win: Campbell then extended an invitation to the members to held the Silly meeting at her home in Ethel. It will take the form of a. picnic to be at 2 p.m. The delegates to Conventioe at Lions Head reported a good meeting, The Convention will be in Reliever in 1972. Mrs W. Campbell introduced Mrs, E. Mitchell who gave a dem- instration in Liquid Embroidery. Each lady paainted a handker- chief and kept it :as a souvenir. Mrs. Cudmore thanked Mrs. Mitchell and presented her with a gift. The. Queen closed the meeting. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Win. Miller. Mrs. L. Frain, Mrs. F. Shaw and Mrs. N. McLarty BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS CRONIN Jim and Karen Crouin ate happy to announce the arrival of their daughter, Lori. Marie, in See forth Continuality 1-Tospital on Thursday, May lreb, 1971- M.A.C.HAN --- Glen and Roberta Ines Corrin) are happy to an- nounce the arrival of their eon, Mark. Jeffrey; at. Goderich General and Marine. Hospital, May 4th. 1971. First grandchild fm •Mr. and Mrs. ll,eonard Meehan. and grandson for 'etre. Margaret Corri.n of London, Irgw.1 11. It writ 4 ill A. n• , M4111/2111ti