HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-08-22, Page 4News of
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The weather was, ideal on Monday for the concert
lawn by "The Band". During the afternoon a special n
was played for those having Birthdays during the
The. Eliinville Women's Institute were hosts I
August Birthday Party on Wednesday afternoon.
hundred and fifty residents and guests attended the
with Mrs. Murray Coward as mistress of ceremonie
program included tap dancing by Micele Robinson,
trio numbers by the Pym family, Mrs. Tom Hem
some favourite piano melodies with C arol Allin leading
song and a group of twelve young people organized a
band called,. ,,The Last Resort". The celebrants rec
a gift from the Institute and Mrs. Isabella Harniltoi
was ninety-nine this month. thanked everyone who had
the party such a success. During the social perio
ladies•served birthday cake and lemonade.
The Clinton Legion Pipe Band paid their annual
to the Home on Family Night. The weather was pe
for the occasion and all of the residents as well as se
visitors were able to take advantage of the music eith
the west windows or out on the lawn. Everyone enjoye
band selections and were entertain:: in groups withSeo
songs and violin numbers by individual members.
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4 tHE BRUSSELS Pott. AUGUSii 21;
News of OrssibroOk
Shower
honours
M. McNair
Correspondent
Mrs. Mac Engel
'A miscellaneous shower was
held in the Cranbrook C om munity
Centre Monday evening ,August
13th for Miss. Myra McNair, bride
of the month. The hall was
decorated with pink and white
bells and streamers.
Music was provided by Mrs.
Stewart Steiss as the guests ar-
rived.
Mrs. Stanley Fischer wel-
comed the guestsand read a poem
"Motor Romande". A program
consisting of several ,musical
numbers by the Jr. choir of the
church under the direction of
Mrs. Stewart Steiss, two. duetS
by Cindy and Bonnie Evans, violin
selections by Mrs. Emerson Mit-
chell, piano duet by Sharon and
Rosanne Engel and a short skit
by , the ladies of the community
in .the form of a"Mock wedding':
The bride was escorted to a
decorated chair by Mrs. Ralph
Adams and she and Mrs. Emer-
son Mitchell put on a skit "Is
there Doctor in the house?"
Corsages were then pinned on
the bride and the mothers of the
bride and groom to be. An ad-
dress in the form of a reading
was read to Myra by Mrs. wil-
fred Strickler.
A number of girls presented
the bride with many lovely and
useful gifts for which Myra ex-
pressed her thanks. The evening
concluded with a lunch.
The shower was organized by
Mrs. Stanley Fischer, Mrs. Earl
Dunn, Mrs. Clare Veitch and
Mrs. Melvin' Becker.
Rev. E.G. Nelson, Orange-,
ville occupied the'pulpit in Knox
Church on Sunday and will be
the minster next Sunday,, August
26 at 9:45 a.m. Mrs. Ne1ion,
Dale and Cindy accompanied him.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller and
,girls, Toronto, visited Mrs. Lyle
Gordon. , •
Mrs. Megan Davies, •Miss
Lent Davies,• David and 'Alin
Davies of Cardiff, Wales, and
Garry ' Williams of London,
visited with. Mrs. Stuart McNair
and Myra.
Miss . Ruth Kenney, Fort
Myers, Florida, was a weekend
visitor with Mrs. Mac Engel.
Kerry Becker, Kitchener, is
holidaying with his grandmother,
' Mrs. Melvin Becker.
The August meeting of the
C ranbrook Women's Institute was
held at the home of ,Mrs. Lylle
Gordon. Members asnswered the
roll call by naming their part
in the dairy industry.
A Tweedsmuir workshop for
East Huron District will be held
in the Cranbrook hall on October
31.
The September meeting will
be a tour of a local industry.
Members are asked to meet at
the Cranbrook store at 9:30a.m.
on September 4. Mrs. Jack Cox
read a poem about t ,A Picnic".
Blues Chasers were given by
Mrs. Becker and Mrs. Leslie
Knight. Current events were read
by MrS. Wm. Bremner. The
motto "Agriculture is the life
line of the .nation", was given',
by Mrs. Donald Perrie. .Mrit
M. Haan gave a most interesting
talk on "Communication and
Change .in Agriculture". Ile
was thanked and presented with
a gift by Mrs. Breinner. Lunch
Was served by Mrs. Bremner,
Mrs. Co, and the hostess.