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Mrs. Marie McCutcheon and Mrs. Leona Armstrong pre-
sented a duet that drew the applause of Senior Citizens gathered
for an organizational meeting.
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Brussels and area Senior Citizens completed organization at a recent meeting sponsored by
Majestic 'Nomen's Institute. A feature of the program, was a hat parade when those' taking part
included: (Back Row), Miss L. Lucas, Mrs. Marie McTaggart, Mrs. Mildred Perrie, Mrs. Verna
Tunney, •Mrs. Jane Devries, Mrs. na McArter, Mrs. Viola Machan, (Front Row) Mrs. Eleanor
Hemingway, Mrs. Margaret Parish.
, • ii Frank Carter heads
senior citizen group
About 50 senior citizens of
Brussels and vicinity met in the
Legion Hall April 18th to or-
ganize a club.
Mrs. Leona Arrntrong ex-
tended a welcome andoffieiated
with Mrs. Walter. Kerr at the
piano, for a fashion show - a
hat preview. Ten members of
the W.I. participated in it dressed
from head to toe in articles
mostly found in the kitchen -
"Tide" boxes, larapshades, pie
plates, "chamber", collander,
towels, rolling pin etc. Each
model was greeted with loud
applause..
Cameron Inglis of Atwood, a
member of their senior citizens'
club provided information in
regard to organization, program,
and fees.
Mr. Inglis installed the fol-
lowing officers after hearing the
report of the nominating com-
mittee read by Alf. Knight:
President, Frank Carter; 1st
Vice-President, Harry Bolger;
2nd Vice-President, Clem Stef-
fler; Secretary, Ed. Martin;
Treasurer, Mrs. Hazel Mathe-
son; Pianist, Mrs. Walter Kerr;
Lunch committee, Mrs. Alex
Steiss, Mrs. Jim McTaggart,
Mrs. Elsie Shaw; Program com-
mittee, u Mrs. Harold Thomas,
Mrs. Torrance Dundas and Mrs.
Carl Hemingway.
The president, Mr. Carter
took charge of the meeting and
asked for the co-operation and
support of all the members. After
discussion it was decided that
the membership fee for the year
would be $1 with a 25c collection
at each meeting. Spring and,
summer meetings will be in the .
evening and •fall and winter in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Marie McCutcheon and
Mrs. Leona Armstong dressed as
a , bride and groom with Mrs. W. •
Kerr at the piano, sang two duets
"The Easter parade" and'isThe
Bride and Groom".
The W.I. Stompers playing
various "musical" instruments
from wash boards to gramaphone
horns delighted the audience with.
their melodies. Mrs. Kerr ac-
companied them on the piano.
Mr. Carter thanked the Insti-
tute for their help in getting the
senior citizens organized. Mrs.
Armstrong replied and wished
them success in their venture.
Door prize tickets drawn by
Mrs. Cameron Inglis were won
by Mrs. Jim McTagart and Mrs.
Florence Russell.