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TH. E BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, NOV, 25th, 1971 POST PUBLISHING
MAJESTIC w.I. ENJOY
DEMONSTRATION AT
NOVEMBER MEETING
A good turnout Of. members and
visitors were welcomed by the,
president, Mrs. Leone Armstrong,
to the meeting on Home . Econ-
omics coriveeed by Mrs. Doug
Hemingway.
After the usual opening exer-
cises and business Airs. Earl Cld,
more gave a 'report of the meet-
ing :in Bluevalo on Parliamentary
Procedure. Those who attended
gained much knowledge relating
to ' W. I. work. Mrs. Marie Mc."
Cutcheon, sec'y-treas. read the
correspondence and this was
dealt with, It was decided to
order 50 hangers to go with the
Centennial plates. . Five dollars
was donated to the CNITS fund 'and
Mrs, Marie Davis was to • send
85.00 for a Christmas gift for the
"adopted child". A neddlecraft
course is to be held in the BrUS.
sels 'Library on November 23rd
and 24th. Walton and Binevaie W. ,, •
arkjoining With' us,,but anyone
is welcome to attend: Summary
Day for the sewing course which
had an attendance of seventeen
is to be held in the Clinton Legion
Hall on December lath.
The branch direectors will have
charge of the December meeting.
Mrs. Doug Hemingway took
charge of the meeting and had the
roll call "My way of economizing
in my home or wise buying in the
supermarket." Some thrifty ideas
were disclosed.
Mrs. Leona Armstrong gave a
splendid motto on "What we make
of our homes is more important
than What oht homes are made
or. Happiness,, loyality, praise,
friendship and co-operation should
abOund in our homes.
Mrs. C. Mathers of
East Huron District president,
was then called upon. Using
coarse nylon net she demonstrat-
ed the making of pot puffs and
Christmas corsages and the us-
ing of small glass jars and spray
bottle caps • as holders of - candy
and flowers to be used as little
gift for the sick and shut-ins.
Marshmallow 'daisy cookies' with
colored gumdrops were made and
"sainpled" by those present.
Mrs, Mathers in her talk as
District president reminded us to
celebrate the 75th anniversary of
the W. I. by a program in our oxen
branch and also a short one at
the Distriet Annual which she
urged us to attend. There is a new
aonvenership and a new handbOok
to he issued %soon. On behalf of
Mr. George Hetherington, cam-
paign chairman of the Wingliam
Disttict Cancer Society, Mrs.
Mrithers beked us if we would
iinderteke orgcnising collections
Mr Biltisside Mid riiIrt of oartioliudzi
1 di OrtitOty; 4001.11 tO 40 •.-
WA LION
Mr. and Mrs. Russell BielbY of
Sack e have -been holi.
(laying with Mr. and Mrs, Emertion
Mitchell and femily, else visiting
other relatives in the surrounding
area.
Airs. James Clark was a patient
in Seaforth Community. Hospital
for a few days this past week.
Among these attending the
Royal Winter Fair, Toronto, and
overnight accommodation and
breafast at the Lord Simcoe Hotel
last Monday and Tuesday as
guests of the Ontrio Department
of Agriculture and Food were
Mrs,•Allan Searle, Mrs. Allan Mc-
Call of Walton, Mrs. Keith Web-
etch, Blyth. Mrs. Gordon Elliott
and. Mrs.. John Patterson, Sea-
terth, Mrs. Russell Good, Mrs.
Harry Watkins, Mrs, G. MdGregor
of. Londesboro, Mrs. Donald
Maine's and Mrs.elerenk Raithhy,
Auburn.
Miss Brenda Bewley, London,
spent the weekend at the home of
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Dundas,
Walton ;and Mr and Mrs. Wolf-
gang- Stutz, -Waterloo have return-
ed ..home after visiting in Toronto
and Grand Valley .
evening bowling at the Seaforth
The Young People enjoyed . an
ed of. their reglar meeting 'this
Bowling Lanes, They -ate remind-
Sunday evening,. boys. to bring
eaedwiches, and ••girls bring
dessert,
• Miss; • Afai•y . Leen:deg, Ha:Milton,
spent the weekend at the home
'of ; her .parents. Her father W. I.
Leeming was able to return 'home,
frorti St. Joseph's Hospital Satur-
day... •
Anyone missing a stray female
pup, light brown, part. German
Shepherd, it has wandered to the
home of John Bos, R.11, 3, Walton,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs.. Torrance Dundee' were Mr.
and Mrs. W. Stutz, 'Waterloo, and
Mr and Mrs. 'Yob Dundas off Mis-
sissauga.
WROXETER
Airs. Ve'rne Hupfer of Brussels
and Mrs. Charles McCutcheon• of
Walton were Saturday visitors
with Mrs. Kate Griffith on the
occasion of her birthday.
Mrs. William Smith of Toronto
was a. visitor last Week with het
mother, Mrs. David Robinson.
this. Mrs, Mathers was thanked
and presented with a gift by Mrs.
Doug Hemingway.
A secret auction of various
articles, baking, vegetables, plants
cards and sewing was conducted
while the Majestic Stompers pro-
vided some musical nembers..
A delicious lunch was served by
'Aire, N. McLarty, Mrs. Lorne
Nithol, Mrs. Alin Smith and
Mrs, B. Porrtsh,
%%O Nil Ydti? Post
HOUSE LEAGUE:
MCKAY
'Tyke Squirt,
Rangers 5'Canucks 1
Scoring for Rangers: Dem;
Cousins, Terry Kennedy, Brian
Deaner, Kenny Higgins, Kenpy
Cousins.
Scoring for Canucks: Terry Mc-
Cutcheon
13ruins 1 Leafs 0
Scoring for Bruins: Terry
Glanville
Standings:
Team W L T Pts.
Rangers '1 0 0 2
Bruins 1 0
Leafs 0 1
Canucks" 0 1
Pee Wee - ,Bantam
Blues .t Icings 1
Scoring for Blues: Ken Penn-
ington
Scoring for Kings: David Watts
Seals 5 Penguins 1
• Scoring for Seals: Edgar
Williams (3), Bill King - (2)
Scoring for Penguins: Danny
White
Standings:
Team W L T Pts,
Seals 1 0 0 2
Blues 0 0 1 1
Kings 0 0 1 1
Penguins • 0 1.
Future Games
Friday, November 26
7:00 Milvertoe at Brussels Pee
Wees
S•e30 eMilverton Brussels -
, Midgets
Satnrday, November 27
8:15 Canucks vs Bruins
9:45 Sprout Practice
9:00 Penguins vs. Blues
10:30 Rangers vs Leafs
11:15 Seals vs Kings
Monday, November 29
7:0(1 Belgrave at Brussels Pee
Woes
S: 30 Belgrave a.i Brussels
:13a.n tams
E TH F,
Mr. 'and Mrs. Wm. Doig, Moles-
worth were visitors with :Vlis and
Mrs. A. Bremner On Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl of
Owen Sound 'visited on Saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. C. Earl.
Mrs. Isabel Walker of Toronto
:returned home Saturda.y after.
spending a few clays with AIr. end
Mrs. Wm. Stephenson,
Ethel U.C.W,' Meeting
. The U. C. W. of Ethel. held
their November meeting at the
home of Mrs. George Pearson.
Mrs. Sain T3eirnee took the De-
votions. Mrs. Chester Earl had the
topic on Worship. Mrs, George
Pearson took charge of the bush'.
este, Lunch was served by Mrs.
Wm. Hewitt tied the hostess.
no your.' Christmas shopping at
the atOeoa that 0,( 9opti!io tto
P1118101$ rot
Reeve And Mrs, McCutcheon
Entertain Village OffiCials •
A pleasant social evening was
enjoyed last Friday when Reeve
L, and Sirs, McCtitcheen enter-
tained the councillors and their
wives, P.U.C. meinbers, ex-Reeves
and Warden and their wives.
Atter the delicious dinner
served et St, John's Anglican
Church the party adjourned to the
McCutcheon home where the
remainder of the evening was
spent playing cards.
ST. AMBROSE ALTAR
SOCIETY 'NOV. MEETING
The St. Ambrose Altar Society
met on November 1.Stb in the
church basement with Mrs. Gerald
Ryan presiding.
After the opening prayer the
minutes of the October meeting
and the correspondence 'were
read by Ales. Don Nolan. Mrs. Li
Kernaghan gave the trensuree:3
report end Mrs. Clem Sterner
told of a number of visits made'
to the sick and shut-ins.
Mrs, Gerald Ryan offered her
home for the next 'meeting on
December 16th. Members are
asked to bring an article for a
gift exchange.
It was" decided to hold a card
party in the parish ball on the
evening of December .6th,
A. discussion followed a read-
lug by Mrs. Icernaghtte on.
"Women's Role in the ..Cherch".. •
'Afte'r —e tasty lunch settfed 'by
Mrs.. George Blake .Tr., and •Mes.
John, Ryan,. the meeting adjoure,
• ed..
PEOPLE WE KNOW'
Fred Thuell, who was in
Hospital is home again.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Laycock of
Waterdown were visitors with the
Armstrong family.
Mrs. Albert Wood is a. patient
in Winghant and District T-Tospital.
Mrs. George Chidlow has re-
turned home otter visiting with
Heseler friends. •
Lloyd' (Sam) Workman is a
patient in Testowel Hospital
where he underwent surgery this
weok,
Airs, Mary -Wearing of Wioxeter
was a recent visitor with Mrs.
James Armstrong Sr,
Dr. Duncan .Tamiescirt, son of
Dr. and Mrs. W, D. S. Jamieson,
forMerly of. Brussels, was one of
those. Who recently passed the
exa.minatione of the Royal College
of Sergeons of Canada for eerti-
oreti011 in Ophthalmology. He
will be pracitising in Kitchenee
Mrs. Julia .Kerney and her
sister, Mrs. Ruth Gander of
Windsor attended the. Retirement
Dinner for the Workmen's Cone
pensation Board at the Royal
York Hotel in Toronto the even-
Eng of N,oivernber 1.8th, Ench
HotiveR wag presented with it
e11mv611 '#1 twit
TRAVELOGUE GIVEN AT
HORT. -SOCIETY MEETINC
The November meeting of the
Brussels Horticultural Society
was held Monday, November 15th
in the Public Library. There were
23 members. and 15 guests presept
Airs. Win. Campbell presided
opening the meeting with 0
Canada. She welcomed guests and
members after which the minutes
were read. Treasurer's report, roll
call and correspondence
Campbell asked if they wanted
to appoint a nominating commit-
tee and Mrs. R. W. Stephens
moved the officers remain as they
ave for 1972, seconded by Mrs. C.
lIemingwey, carried.
Miss Joyce Ireland played
two piano solos which were much
enjoyed, Mr. A. Knght. read the
News Letter. Joyce then favoured
with another number. Mrs. Camp-
bell thanked her and presented
a Ag..li rft.. McCarroll gave a splendid
travelogue on Edinborough ac-
companied by slides shown by
Mr. D. A. Rann. Mrs. ,Tohn Kelly
thanked Mr. McCarron and Mr.
nann anJ presented gifts.
airs Wilbur Turnbull won the
door prize. The Christmas dec-
orations were judged. Results
Mrs. N. Mc.Larty, Mrs. E. Cud-
mere, Mrs. W. Ksa.uter, Mrs. Wm.
Hewitt. Mrs. C. Hemingway, Mrs.
Wm. Campbell, in that order.
The Limericks end poems con-
test was won by' Mr. A. Knight.,
• Mrs. N. McLarty Mrs, Doug
ll e chart.
The (bleep closed the meeting,
A delicious lunch, was served by
Mrs. George Davis, Mrs, John
Roily. Mrs. Sas. Mair and Mrs.
Wilbur Turnbull.
CHILDREN OF
THE CHURCH'
We met in the basement of the
church, We opened with our
motto "We are the Children of
the Church" Joan. Cardiff led in
prayer. Joan Main followed with
the Scripture reading.
We then had a film on "Blind-
ness". after which was sung He's
got the Whble World in His
Band." The treasurer's report. wits
read by Jeff Cardiff. The secre-
tary's report by Peggy Gibson.
Roll call followed. The Inisieess
part was handing out callenders
for 1971 to be sold for the mission-
ary. The, collection eels taken up
by Robert. Boneschaneker and
Scott. Cardiff. Birthday of the
mole h Joan :Male
The meeting was closed by
writing our namees in Braille.
Elizabeth Exel
Husband and wife were peering
down a. wishing well. The wife
lost her balance arul fell hi.
"I-Tow about that?" said ite,
to think 0100 thimso voq
ii lilt of tloOtit it