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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-07-04, Page 28BAKER* supreme PEANUT BUTTER Sake Sweet — 48-oz. ORANGE JUICE • . • • • Picnic — Green .SWEET RELISH • • • • • LiLibby,s 14-4z, PORK and BEANS • • • • • • k ....2 for 850 • • • 24-oz, 490 ' • for 550 GROCERY 24-oz. 69 • FREE IDELWERY Phone 8874226 Friends and 'relatives of Me., and Mrs. Campbell Way gathered in the Walton Community Hall, Sunday afternoon to extend good wishes to them on their twenty- fifth wedding anniversary. _ The hall was gaily decorated in pink, white and silver, with a wedding cake and pink candles on the dining table. music. - Mrs. Don Gray and Mrs. Rae Eileen, her mother, Mrs. Houston welcomed the guests and Herb Williamson and her mother- had each sign the register. in-law, Mrs. George Morrison, William Dennis was master of Millbank, were given corsages ceremonies and presided for an and asked to take their places interesting programme which in- at the front. Mrs. Craig read eluded: Vocal solo by Cheryl • an address ane the gifts were Fraser with Dena Wey ac- carried in by a few of the neigh- companying on her guitar. A bor girls. Eileen replied thanking humorous reading was given by everyone for the gifts, and to Mrs. Harvey Craig. Vocal solos those who had arranged the be Graeme Craig; Truth or Con- shower. sequences by Mrs. Gerald Ryan Lunch was served by the 17th with Mrs. Nelson Reid and Mrs. and Boundary Unit Don Gray taking part. A novel-, ty number in charge of Dianne Correspondent Mrs. Allan McCall ' A community shower was held in the basement of Duff United Church, Thursday evening, for Mrs, David Merrison, the former Eileen Williamson. June wile liamson and Shirley teohireon re- ceived the guests at the door and their names were signed on a beautiful •Cameo Cloth donated by Phyllis. Mitchell, The base- ment was decorated with white and pink streamers and white wedding bells. Mrs, Martin Baan introduced the numbers for a short program. June Williamson played a piano solo, then Mrs.' Keith Bachert conducted> a couple of contests. Mrs. Harold McCallum with her mouth organ and Mrs. Neil Mc Gavin gave a musical number. Mrs. Jim Williamson gave' a Comical. reading followed by Mrs. Harvey Craig conducting a baking contest, which caused a lot of , excitement. Mrs. Craig read •"A Country Editor" then- con- ducted a game of throwing boxes with June Williamson playing the Mark 25th the reeeptioe, and. dance in the Walton community Hall for the recent newly-weds, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blake(EvelYa liaegItt). Prior to lunch the happy young couple were called to 'the pipe- form. when Neil McDonald read an, address and Rick McDonald presented theth. with a purse of money, • Me. Blake expressed appreciation. The evening , was spent dancing to the music of the '01.ruetonee." ttend picnic Fraser with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stimore,, Mrs. Rae Houston Mrs.' Anne Smith of Brussels and Ken Rae eaking Part- A and Mrs. Edna Hackwell of Wal- skit was given by mr. and Mrs. ton attended the picnic of Super- Doug Fraser, ((The Snoring Hus- annuated Teacher's in the band." Benmiller Conservation River ' An address was read • by Park, recently. Mrs. Jack McIlwain and mary Ivan Hill conducted the Alice Ryan and. Cheryl Fraser business meeting and Miss Ida presented gifts. Mr. and Mrs. White of Goderich spoke to the Wey each made a fitting reply unit and told of her work as a and thanked the guests for mak- ing the' occasion such a happy one. Dr., Gordon , Hazlewood, Hamilton, said grace and all en- joyed a smorgasbord lunch ar- ranged by Mrs. Bill Dennis, Mrs. Edna Hackwell, Mrs. Alvin Sti- more, Mrs. Harvey Craig and Swimming iiieteuetidit the the children of this -Community is now- in full swing Thanks to the do-operatibil of the loCal Lions ditib and Legieti. glow lucky youngsters of today Ater i' of so many years ago swimTiking poolS- nnd itiStrUtterA Were A BRUstELS, ridSti JUL!' II, ion Li Li missionary in India. Mrs. B. Hall of Blyth was nominated President for 1973-74. Reception A large crowd of friends, neighbors and relatives attended Melville WMS meets Melville W.M.S. met at the Manse with 21 members and 6 visitors present. . Mrs. Jas. Mair, president, Opened the meeting with a poem "The Weaver". Hymn 399 "C ome Let us Sing of a wonderful Love" was 'sung with Mrs. Lulu Kerr leading. The secretary's report was given by Mrs. 'Steiss and Mrs. Spelt gave the treasurer's report. There were 20 sick and shut-in calls reported. The Sec- tional Meeting is to be held in Brussels in Septeihber. The roll • call was answered by Using the word people, The collection was taken by Mrs. Spelt and dedi- cated by Mrs. Malts. The script- ure from Wall 65, verses 17,25 was read by Mrs. Steiss. The in editation by Mrs. Evans, prayer by Mrs,. King Sr, The topic tqndia:, it's land and it's people" was well given by Mrs. Martin, Mrs, MCCerrolI s 'the topic and Mrs. Bowman meditation for the Septeinber eeting.; t ,All The Way My Sai.o, sour LeadS. Me" laa$ sung and a 'siriorgasheted supper was Aerved. BUMPER' STICKEPS 41111 1111100. viAmar gt•OzGET. YoPit -rkcii.10,1_e4 Hall 40M50}40 ' a.46 tbt.LV5 F•115. \ \\IF VI/ Mrs. Lawrence Ryan. • Guests were present from Alliston Kitchener, Centralia, Fordwicie Seaforth, Lietowel, Stratford, Landon and Hamilton. Dr... Q. Haelewood performed the original ceremony when Edith and Campbell were married 25 years ago with Ken Campbell and Mrs, Don Gray attendants. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Cooper of Ottawa visited last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Smandon, they also called on Mrs. Maud Leeming. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunk at- tended the annual convention of the Ontario Horticultural. Asso- ciatioa recently in Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray, Mr. and Mrs. William Murray and Mr. Chas. Murray attended the Mare-Murray wedding, Saturday in wingham at the Presbyterian Church. The W.I. are planning an .open meeting on Wednesday, July 18th with a speaker from the Social Services. Conveners onCitizenL ship and World Affairs, Mrs. Mac Shoedice and Mrs. Graeme Craig will be in eharge of the meeting. The roll call to be answered by ecOne way I may set an exam- ple as a good Canadian Citizen". Many of the children of Walton and area are enjoying the swim- ming classes at the Seaforth Lion's Pool. They include; pat Hackwell, John Huether, Jim Brennan, Julie McDonald, Hea- • ther Brennan, Tim Fritz, Jeff McGavin, Steven Huether, Greg Humphries, John . Bos, Brenda Bos, Paul Kirkby, peggy Hum- phries, Murray Sholdice, Mary Ryan, Brian McGavin, Pam Hack- well, Dean Hackwell; Julie Blake, Colleen Ryan. Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray-were mi.. and Mrs. Glen Hasse , Sault Ste. Marie and Mrs. Ann Murray of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunk will host the Brussels Horticultural meeting next Monday. Dean HackWell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hackwell is a pa.. tient in Victoria Hospital, London, following a bicycle - truck accident, in the village last Thursday. We are glad to report at the time of writing he' is some better having gained cons- ciousness. News of Huronview It has been encouraging durieg the past month to see some of the visitors making uee of the picnic tables and benches on the lawn to have family get,togethers with the residentS. There was special music for the Sunday morning chapel service 'conducted by •the Chaplain, Rev. MacWinnie, with. Mr. and Mrs. Don Symonds sining two duet numbers. A group of young musicians, organized through the Opportunity for youth Programs who are known as "The Band", visited the home last Monday and played for a concert on the lawn. These young people are equipped with an amplifying systern and portable organ. They will be, playing 'each Monday afternoon for the next eighe weeks. Members of ,the bend, along with their leader Dwayne Sinner, are Wendy McAstocker, Gerda potzel, Elizabeth Seaman,- Marie Boyle, Paul Cummings, Ernie Pfrimmer, Ernie McMillan and pion Smith. A. epecial number was played for residents haying birthdays during the week with special mention for those veer 90 which included Mrs. Mary Taylor and Miss Ida Cunningham. • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Scribbons showed coloured slides and Mrs. Clara Seaddick entertained with piano selections at the Family Night Program. The pictures were taken by Mr. Scribbons during a trip to the old country and the con- tinent. Being' originally from England Mr. Scribbons was able to give •a very interesting commentary, Miss Bertha Deihl expressed the thanks of the residents,. .....••••,••••• .1, • • • • ..•••••••••••••••••••,••••..1. READ and USE POST CLASSIFIED ° 69 --_ strings -s traps .6.N. Ri'''' o -p icks - - pickups l'i,' i GUITAR.. SUP,PLIES • ,..„02 0061 . la oin_nmnnnnnomn.tinziunnm6EinunnuW.Annmminnowm-innno S RADIO " a ii d TV, SALES-ScSERVICE LI f Lih'S Now ava i lab le -at 'TELECTROHOME 1 on 0.1,,i rfewie of Nicelince„ 1K1 S. le61 Ka QUEEN STREETSLYTH,ONT, • Piusse, 523-9640N geapmnmne2MmnmmnmE2annmmi:innmnini2mr.ennuunnminanzo22%, Size llg UNKIST ORANGES estuleg Reg. INNER ROLLS 1 i i . '1'.1 Pkg 350" dot, 690,, 4844 3wo. TOMATO JUICE atees 9-oz.Jar 0000. 2 for 690 SUNDAE TOPPING — MCOUTCHE0111 ORO --ERY *OW e liv er P6 , f.a:3,fi*:ft.,i,1:'%Abalta=7:4v,g,e004:ttivkjgA:Pg,tnkt4 News of Walkon Shower .features mysicf contesw (Continued frott Page 1) It would be appreciated- if word -of approaching events was advised to us at the Brussels POSt as far ahead as possible and we will dO everything , we Can to ensure that the events ,,. ate.covered, * * * * The project "Staying Home" is now underway in the Crystal Palace at the Brussels Fair OrOunds. This undertaking Of the young people includes a craft eliOp, and National Film Board MOViehottee. Friday evenings, froth 9 to ee„ the crystal Palace turtle thee a coffeehouse, Per details read the ad elsewhere in this issue of The Peet. * * * * 'tf yell have flinched at. the diedeedent. seitedS emitted. by the. pia-rid at the Crystal Palace yea Will be aniated When you hear It Again, YOU will *After shudder when you listen to some poor Seen endeavouring to coax music out of it. It lias been tuned' by -dainet Verriet, The young lady who played it after it had been ad din- istered to Said .SheVitaildhqhave believed the poet' old thing could once ,Agaiti produce such a beente iftil Sound. * * A Short shots teeny.. You swam, if you were lucky enough to have parents or friends who 'cOuld teach you, or splashed around, in a river or znlll pOild, or perhaps in the lake On rare occasions at a beach. One has been known to have rope tied around the waist, held by a willing companion, while you were tossed into the water to sink or swim, to be yanked out just in the nidk of ,timer to prevent drOWning. You Could learn to swim that . way out of Sheer 'desperate attempts, to stay alive, if you were not Scared out of your wits after swallowing several gallons Of river i,.ketier• * * The 14toyal Canadian 1W:dated Police are this year celebrating their century ,Of service to Can, edge , wednesday, July 4th, this hiStorie anniversary was. ineeked, at the training, depot in Ilea* with At impres - eiVe ceremony participated iin by the Queen of Canada, who is also an honorary comet tssioner of the- ferees The men etf. this- unique police fotdei 'regatded. throne* out the world With eeteeth i are dedicated. in their service to Oiteeti and -country, upholding lAW and order in our' land. There are few who ddnetVieWthernwith respect and admiration. Those Wife cdo dot, .. little realise what this: country would 'have been without theme The 'itodSloti, early years the North West Mounted 'Polo4 are credited with the doiNatatively peaceful ening of Western : Canada to the urfsings the, 'west of our Southern iieighbours SPECIALS - -:-..:0•4!