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Belgrave WI entertains teens
The teenager of today will be
the homemaker of to-morrow"
was the theme of the Consumer
Affairs meeting of the Belgrave
Women's Institute held' in the
Belgrave W.I.H all, , Tuesday,
June 22. Mrs. Clarke Johnston
was convenor and the 4-H
Homemaking Clubs, contributed
an interesting program.
'the 4-H Homemaking Creed
was read by Lori Thompson. A
skit was enacted by 7 • girls
'belonging to Group I the Delicate
Designers, pointing out the
different stitches learned in the
recent course, A Touch of
Stitchery.
Alison Roberts, providing her
own guitar accompaniment song
"The Summer of His Years" and
"Love Song of Mary
Magdalene".
Group Ii The Stitchetts"
displayed the different articles
they had made for the course and
these were all very interesting.
Audrey Scott gave a reading.
Group III the "Stylish
Stitchers" had an exhibit. Dianne
Scott gave the commentary and
Karen Coultes assisted her. All'
three clubs had articles such as
cushions, wall hangings, dresser
scarves, luncheon cloths, etc.
made from their own patterns and
all were most attractive in
the new stitches they had
learned.
Mrs. Richard Mode, a club
leader, had a display of,
homemade bread, rolls, etc. She
gave a short commentary about
the. course "Let's Bake Bread"
and noted that homemade bread
and rolls are very nutritious.
The • Women's Institute
members enjoyed the program
provided by the girls and they
appreciate the efforts of the 4-H
members and are grateful for the
guidance given by the 4-H
leaders.
Mrs. Stan Hopper presided for
the business portion and
welcomed the members and
visitors. The roll call was "Name
a Convenience Food". A letter of
thanks was read from the
Principal of East Wawanosh
Public .School for a donation from
W.I. which will be used for
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THE BRUSSELS '110ST i. JUNE 30, 1976
THOMAS — DREW •
Miss. Deborah Lynn Drew and Robqrt James
Thomas were united in marriage on Saturbay, June
12, 1976; in a four o'clock ceremony in Eldad United
Church, Solina, Ontario. Rev. Paul Erb was the
officiating minister. The bride's p arents are Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Drew of Hampton, Ontario. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Thomas of prussels are parents 'of the
groom. Doug Dewell provided the wedding music
and Miss Tina Vooys was the soloist. The bride was
attended by Miss Sue Brocicas maid of honor and
Miss Dianne Thomas 'and Mrs. .Marie Drew,
bridesmaids. Don Gibson was the groom'sbpst man.
Guests were ushered by David Thomas and Don
Drew. The reception was held at Memorial Park
Hall, Bowmanville, Ontario. (Photo by Ireland)•
'COYE-2-. ELLIOTT
A pretty summer wedding took
place at St. Anthony's -Roman
' Catholic Church, Kincardine' on
Saturday, June 26 at 3:30, when
Nancy Louise Elliott daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. 'Grant Elliott
Brussels married Gordon M.
Coyne, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike
Coyne, R.R.2, Staffa.
Mrs, Bonnie Beuerman,
11.R,4, Walton, , sister .of the
bride, was matron of honor.
Paul Coyne, birOther . of the
groom, was best man.
Reception followed at the Port
rim
Huron Steak House, Port
Elgin. After ,a short honcymoon,
the young couple with, live in
Luckno,w.
. Guests attended from Brussels,
Seaforth, Walton, Staffa,
Southampton, Goderich , and
surrounding area.
Shop
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BrUSsels '
unity
Jean R. Walker of
comm MISS JEAN WALKER ,
died in Wingham and District t Hospital on Wednesday, June 23 'money mar
in her 71st year.
She attended Brussels Contin-
uation School and McDonald
College in Guelph.
On moving to New York, she
completed her educations at.
Columbia University and spent
her career working as a dietitian in various hospitals and the
American Telephone Company.
After retirement, she returned to
Brussels.
She is survived by two sisters, Mrs. Hugh (Catharine) Middleton
of Toronto; Mrs. George (Mary) Baeker of Brussels and a brother
Douglas Walker of Timrnins.
Funeral service was held from tide M.L. Watts Funeral Home,
Brussels at 2:00 p.m. on Friday: It
was conducted by Alex Mooney
and George Philips, Christian
ilfethern from Toronto. Btorial
followed in Brussels Cemetery.
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