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THE BRUSSELS Nivr, THURSDAY, JUNE 3rd, 1971 POST PUBLISH1NP HOUSE
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Riley,
Sharon ant Doreen. of 'Wroxeter,
visited with Mrs. Charles • Me-
Cutcheon of McKillep Twp.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson . Marks
visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence.- Marks of ,Eketer.
Mrs, Mabel Vojir of Windsor
Mr. and Mrs. 13111 Walsh, Mr. and
Mrs, Horace Rutledge arid fattitlY
ffb,d Mrs: flab ItuitiphrieS
all of Lot)(19f1:
!were ainong those atitliidalide
at the Stroop-Hutnphries wedding
which was held in the Brussels
Anglican Church. Mrs. Vojir re-
mained for a, week's Visit with the
Humphries families in the, village.
Mr. and -Mrs. Murray Smith,
Kevin and Lorie visited with Mr.
and Mrs, Bob Smith of Monkton,
Mr. and Mrs. Prank skinner of
Brussels and Mr. and .11/Ire, Gerald
Ryan, Patti, Chris, Mary, Alice
kt10 Michael V.-kited iVith friends in
til'400,11 OW:
Brenda Bewley and Kareti
Donald were among the Grade 13
students from the leaforth Dist-
rict High School that took in the
bus trip to Ottawa,
Mr. an
-
d. Mrs. Harold Highton
and 'Paul of Kincardine visited
at .the home of Mr. and. Mrs.
Howard Rackwell,
Mr. and Mrs. Ron l3ennett and
Mr. and Mrs. Don McDonald
were in Toronte'where they tour-
ed Ontario Place,
. .
Mr. and Mrs. Harvei Craig and
Gramm attended the convocation
at the IThiveraity of Western
Ontario; London. on Tuesday,
May 25th, when Sherrill Craig
received her S.A. degree:
MI'S, :tattles McDonald has re-
turned bottle from the Seaforth
tionlifiunitk ITosliitail folioWing
surgery.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Martin Baan
attended -the graduation Friday
May 28th, of their daughter
Nellie Baan who received a Bach-
elor of Applied. Science degree at
the 'University of Guelph.' She is
presently taking the dietetic
internship program at Sunny-
brook Hospital, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Dunk, Mrs.
A. McCall and Mr. W. Bennett
visited in Toronto last Thursday
where toured the Edward's
pardrn and Ontario Place.
Shortreed has returned
home ' from Clinton Public Hos-
pital last week, afkr being a
patient following a appendicitis
operation. ' „,.
The executive, ,of, the U.C.W.
are to meet at the church this
Thursday evening at p,m., also
.all convenors of t each committee.
Mr, and Mrs. ,Gorclon Saunders
Of Royal Oak, ,rich,; apent the
'‘veekend at thief home of Mr. and
Allan Searle also visiting
foontiniied Inoldo virigo)
SPRING FL~OWE mlow
AND TEA ENJOYED
The Spring Flower Show and
Tea sponosored by the Brussels
gorticultural Society was held
May 29th in the Public Library.
The spring flowers Weie beauti-
ful and admirekby Mani,
The tea rem table was centre
od with a pink acid white floral
arrangement and white candles.
MrS; Carl Iiet111tigway poured tea,
Tea ti$Sitiitaiitg Were Mrs.
George Whdeldr;
Mr:;. Myti, 3ainee
Mair and Miss Dianne Maditiii i
The Bake Table was bountiful
and the committee in charge in-
cluded Mrs, E. Cunningham, MrS;
A. Bremner, Mrs, W. Krauter and
Mrs. William Hewitt.
The Plant Table was, in charge
of Mr$, Wm, Miller and Mrs.
George DatiSi
Mi* John gndir Wapl 'at the door
to greet the guests,
boor prizes Were Won *by
tieWitt, Mrs. fill
Kitt; Whlglianr,, and rE, 1.4W,
tierce Macban, BruSSgig. •
JOINS LAW FIRM OF
CRAWFORD' AND MILL
J. H. Crawford, Q.C.. and Alan
IL Mill, B. A., LL.B., of the Law
Firm of Crawford and Mill are
pleased to announce that yr,
Ross DaViOS, 13, A., ;LL.B., has
joined them in the practice of
Law.
Mr. Davies was horn in Toronto,
•and 1:03 0.79
attended , the 'University Of -Tor-
onto where he attained his ,
Bachelor of Arts and he also
obtained his Bachelor or LaW at
the University of Toronto Law
School. Mr. Davies was called to
the bar in March 1971.. He is
single and has taken up residence
in Witighatti.
NEWS OF iiRtISSELE
PUBLIC SCHOOL
Brussels. Public School is
having a Field .tweet on June 4.
We would appreciate. any help
from parents in running events.
Winners from the School will go
to a six school meet in Brookside
on June 17th.
The students are preparing for
the class trips. Grade Eight is
going to Niagara. Fag; Grade
Seven is gibing to Midland where
we will tour the Martyr's Shrine,.
Huron Village and Saint Marie.
We would like to visit the
Wasaga Zoo if we have time,
Grade 3, 4, 5, and 6 are visiting
the CKNX studios,
The Grade .5 assembly is this
Thursday.
FAIR PRIZE LIST OUT.
The prize list of the'Ladies!
Division of the Briissel s Agricul-
tural SoOety is now avallabe from
the secretary, Mrs. Allah Smith,
Bruatiels, or at the Bruaselti PORt.,
1(11§ePhOre ll ttitft thre 1i
arose's Couple Honored
40th Anniversary
A' surdriSe i3artir' ii`da: held' by
Kathleen and Jack 1%,•I'f.411067: , •n, and Frank and Helen Alcock" o
May 29th at the home of Frank
Aleack for John and Stella Clark
in honor of their 40th wedding • anniversary.
Louise Alcoek attended the
door and welcomed 30 guests of
family and friends.
On their arrival Ste] la was
presented with a coursage of pink
carnations. by Louise and Garry
MaVilirter presented a, white car-
natfoil to Min:
' • Ttaevening i'VaS spent playing
cards, dancin't;',aild,.i tag song
was led by Gail aild
The table was centred with' a'
lovely cake decorated in white
and yellow, yellow candles and
white lily of the valley and yellow
tulips.
A delicious salad supper, Was ,
served at midnight by Ktiihieen
and Ella,
After lurch :fackie McWhirter
presented her Lratniparents :With
many lovely Oftal.
Stella AM dotifi flanked every-
one ter their gifts an'd
lovely evening,
ETHEL
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Downey
have returned home after spend-
ing, a:week at Owen Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hewitt were
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. A.
Bremner,. and„porja_en ,Sunday...
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finkbiner
and daughter, Huron Park, visited
with Mrs. Wm. Campbell.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pearson,
Mrs. Annie Peaison and Miss Ella.
Pearson were visitors in Oil
Springs and. Petrolia over. the
weekend.
Visitors with. Mr. and Mrs.
Percy Stephen son on Sunday
arate 'Yr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cole and
daughter Or Guelph. William
Little of Monkton and Sack
Stephenson and son of Niagara,
Falls.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
H. Kleinsteiber Were Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce Kleinstreiber. Kitch-
ener and Mr. and Mrs. A, Lind-
horst, Collingwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Earl
spent Sunday at Stratford with
Mrs. Les Earl who is a'patient.
in the Stratford Hospital. She.
underwent • surgery ,on Monday
morning.
Sunday visitors With Mr. and
Mrs. George Lynn and faintly
were Mr. and Mrs. George Lynn
Jr., Toronto, MI'S. Doug Pitcher
and daughter Tracy of Toronto
who will remain for few weeks,
and Mr. and Mrs. Don Shunt! and
family of Toronto.
a. complete Scheel Prize List,
The ladies are to be congrat-
ulated on the time and effort
nut into inalcinvz this f.1•? interest.
Itit, list, They deserve the nartici-
nation and anonort of tin the
11 404 of the AlUVOlUldirilr : • :
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COLEMAN WOODCOCK
A lovely spring wedding took
place' on Saturday, May 1st, at
0;30 p.m. in Prince of Pense
Lutheran Church, Burlington,
wherO Barbara Mary 'Woodcock
daughter of atr, and Mrs, Wm.
Woodcock of (AG: became the
bride of Robert qolexnan,
formerly of Brussels. Tile=
Koehler was the officiatitig
clergyman for the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor-length
gown of white tiered lace with a
shoulder length veil held in place
with tiny white rogO.' buds. She
carried a cascade of iliVa tn. re
carnations surrounding a beifV6i--
ful purple orchid. Miss Patricia.
'inith of Burlington was her maid
of honor, Misses Dianne and
Sandra' kiV00:4000 of Ohio,
sisters of ofrt were brides
Maids. They 1Viireidentically
styled floor-length ifiegSVS of
mauve and aqua and carileit
-white baskets of yellow daisiee.
Wayne ' Gilless of Buhlington
Was best man and ushers were
David Hasting of Brussels and
Donald McNeil of Listowel.
The bride's mother wore a
street4ength' areas of pink chiffon
VIVI thatching ' accessories. The
liiiagr6eitfis • Mother chose a blue
fortrei .tiVith matching lace
leest and also indeChing acces-
abries. The reception was hefd at
the "Lions Club, Burling:foil
For the honeymoon to the
ed States the bride wore a purple
knit coat and dress, a purple
orchid corsage •and white acces-
sories completed her outfit. The
couple will reside in Burlington
at 2190 Lakeshore lar., •
The groom is an employee
at Cicero's IGA in Hamilton
where be is neat manager and
the bride is employed in Burling-
ton at the Mount Royal Beauty
Salon as a hair stylist.
Guests attended from Brussela,
Listowel, Elmira, Lucan, London,
Owen Sound. Simcoe, Hamilton,
Ohio., Pen., Illinois and. Burling-
ton.
JUNE MEETING. OF
OF MAJESTIC W. 1.
The meeting on Education
under the convenorship of Miss
Laura. Lucas and Mrs. Adrian
MoTaggart will be held in the
Brussels Public Library on
Thursday evening, June 10th at.
S p.m. Members are asked to
bring old school books. and old
school pictures which will be dis-
played along with the present. day
books. There will be games and
contests. Everyone is weleorni
attend.
The lady was visiting a mink
farm and wishing to display her
profound interes in the fur bus-
iness, she asked brightly, "and
bon- Many mink skins do you gel
from each animal?"
"Only one lady," replied the
owner, "If wo try to elfin
rtiziirli If :ulna § 110rVOluit't
LIONS 'HOLD ANNUAL.
FATHER, CHAMP, NIGHT
The' Lions annual Father and
Night' was ?geld in the.
unitoi. Church on Monday.
Lion kteaident Jim Araistroag
presided and, welcomed. their
guests.
The sing song was led by Lion
Warner Gerritt 'van Veen with.
Miss (a,nnie MeWbirter at the
Piano. Licit; Tail Twister Albert
TenPas kep'u the fine box in'
action.
Members answel•ed the roll'
call by introducing their child:
Mr Albert, magician„ was' pre-
Ainif and delighted the young
gifis With his feats of magic—
Mr. .kbe'rf, was thanked by -
L4an Henry tszef.
During the 'business it was
decided to' take a neat to tile At,
wood Lions parade oz July 1st.;
Most of the officers of the club"
sfgfiffied their intention to attend:
the Offfee7rs Training School ors
June 13; a; letter of thanks wa$
read from gran Cardiff and'
Peter Gibson, fdf' the support
given, theta; Lion Tferiry Exer
reported plans. for the LionaT
Thornton dance on June 1964'
The possibility of Lions wiveis
running a junior roller skating'
period is being investigated. It is
hoped to run a Polar Daize again
next winter.
MRS.- KEN RITCHIE
Mrs. W. Kenneth Ritchie, I)
of Egmondville, died in the Sea-
forth , Community f-To pitta S a t-
u rd y after an illness of 'three
months.
She was the fornier Edith
Frances Ennis, daughter of the
late Mr. and. MrS, Fred Ennis
cif Brussels. She was married in
Walton in 1946 to Kenneth.
Ritchie who survives.
She is also survived by one
son, Larry D. of Egmondville;
two brothers, Douglas of 'Walton
and Cosby of London; two sis-
ters, Mrs. Alex (Mary) Kelly
of Nobleton and Mrs. Ross (Anne'
Cunningham of Ethel.
The body was at, the R. S.
Box funeral home where the
service was held in the chap,-).
Tuesday at 2 p,m.. conducted
by Rev. T. E, Hancock. Inter-
ment wag; in Brussels cemetery,
Pallbearers were Jack Eis-
ler, Ross Bennett, Elmer Moore
William Miller,. Ernest. Toll and
Ken laisteod. Flowerbearers were
Rick Cunningham, Keith Lyd-
diatt, Hartman Hiusser
Robert Srujth.
NEW SIDEWALK LAID
Pedestrians in our village are
glad. to see sidewalk repairs
underway. A. new section was
laid on the. main street this week,
The Council intends to do.
Itore in the near future