HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-08-12, Page 3*111 BRUSSELS POSr, BRUSSELS. oNTARIQ THurttpAy, AUGUST 12th, 1973.
ROY W. KENNEDY, Publisher
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sing the lemon, Cathy MoGavin
and John Leeiniog: Oldest person
in attendance. was Mrs. Maude
Lemming; People from the far-
thest distance were Mr. anti Mrs.
John McGavin, Thornbury; young-
`est, person present, Jeffrey Mc
Gavin; Closest birthday, Mary
Learning; Closest wedding an-
niversary, ,Mr, anti Mrs. Gordon
McGavin.
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floor he'd throw you right out of
those little round windows over
there!
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JOSEPH' W., BURNS
Joseph Willialli BcrOs, former-
ly of the Seaforth area, died in the
M1)411= and District Hospital
on Sunday, Atigust 8, 1971, aged
53 yearS. Brother of John Burns
of Southampton, Rested at the R.
A. Currie Funeral Home, Wing-
ham. R011iem Mass, Sacred Heart
Church, Witighani, Wednesday,
August 11, 11 a.m. Interthent in
St. Ambrose Cemetery, Brussels.
Family prayers Tuesday evening
at S p.n. in the funeral home.
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ENTERTAINMENT
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NEW AMERICAN ROTFJ
BRUSSELS, ONT,
THE HARIMONAIRES FROM MILDMAY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT
IN THE RAINBOW ROOM
WE FEATURE:
Turkey, Spare Ribs and Sauqrkralit, Fish and Chips
uittenaed fur last week)
John Mel.ams.1(1 of. 'Toronto
spending a. few wweks with her
„son-. Alvin, Mrs. Mcllobsid and ..
Lynne,
Mr, and Mrs. Jerry Achilles and
daughter of Fergus spent u few
days last week at the home of 10S.
parents, Mr. and Mrs Rollie' •
Achilles,
Miss Rosemary Ryan of LondOn.
TiSited for a few days' ..reetantir
with her parents, and MrS,
,Joseph Ryan.
Mrs Hattie ;Johnston- of Sea,,
forth is holidaying with Mr, and
Mrs. Torrance Dundas,
Kathy and Jim ITumpbries,
children of Mr and Mrs. Bob
Humphries of. London, spent last
week with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart Humphries.
• Mr and Mrs. William Mott and
Mrs. Thelma Miller of Family
Paradise Park entertained their
neighbours and campers to a corn
and Weiner roast Saturday even-
ing.
Neil Ryan is on the
1Nrestern Provinces and also -
attended the Calgary,Stampede. •
Mr and Mrs. John P. Ellacott of
London spent Saturday visiting
with Mrs. Joseph. Thornton and
also called on. Mr. and Mrs, Ed
Regale of Mt-Ac.illop township, •
Kevin Campbell, seven-,year-old.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ken-Camp-
bell, • MelCillop township, suffered
a. fracture of his foot Tuesday
when a. piece of machinery fell on
him. He was taken to Seaforth
Community Hospital but was able'.
later to return. home.
.1ir. and Mrs hay Flueth er,
.Steven. and John attended Open
House at the United :Breeders
farm near Guelph recently.
.The "Silver Strings" (chit:Ivens
orchestra) consisting oil Linda ..
Godkin on the violin. Beth Mc-
Nichol on the banjo and Ray 1Vic.
Nichol on the electric guitar, en.
tortained at the Family Paradise..
Park in McKillop Township.
Linda Godkin won first in the
violin competition at. Cookstown
'at the Steam Engine •.ShoW held
there recently. Linda also played
the violin for Susan Langleis of
Brussels in a. step dancing Om-
petition when .both girls, placed
second..
Visiting Mr, and Mrs. Frank
Burke, Stephen • and Sheila on. a
Sunday recently at their cottage
at Pine River, were. Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Huether, • Steven and John,
Walton;. • Mr. • and • Mrs. Stewart
• McCall, Jack and Murray: Mr.
and Mrs. Ross McCall, Debbie
Donald and Julie and Vicki, Brus-
sels and Mr. and Mrs. Rp.y Fields
and.daughter of Vineland.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Johnston of
London spent Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Joseph Ryan.
Kenneth Bettie was a patient
in Seaforth Community Hospital,
where he was suffering from an
infected finger.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Johnson. and
girls of London spent the Week-
end with .Mr.. and Mra, Joseph
Ryan and familly,
McGavin Reunion
The annual McGaxin reunion
was held at the Lions Park,
Seaforth with 36 in attendance.
Officers elected ,,vere: President.
Leeming; Secretary-treasur-
er, Mary Leming; Lunch coin-
mittee. Mrs. Cordon McGavin and
Mrs Neil McGavin; Sports com-
mittee, Miss Marlene Turnbull
and Miss Jane Leeming. Results
of the sports progTam were:
Races. 6 years and ender. Jeffrey
and Cathy' McGa .,•in: years and
under, Brian MeGavin and Scott
McGavin; S 11 years. Leslie
McGavin, Martin McGavin and
Bob Leeming; 12 years and over,
Boys, David: Brady, tlirls, Jane
OolitOstS welt('