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Mornington Rebekah Lodge
met in the Lodge Hall.
After the opening, the Charter
WAS • draped in memory of
Assembly and Grand Lodge
officers who had passed away.
• The Vice Grand was given
money to carry on with her duties
for the summer. It was decided to
have a picnic and the members
were invited, to the home of
Marguerite Crawford on July 7
for a pot luck lunch for first
course, dessert to• be provided. It
Girl dies
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R.R.3, Brussels. She is survived
by six sisters; Mrs. William
(Margaret) Van Ness- of Ethel';
Mrs. Henk (Emma) Oerssen of
Gadshill; Mrs. Martin (Julie) Van ,
Bakel of Dublin; Mrs. Luke
DeBrabandere of St. marys; Mary
of Framilton; and Patricia .of
Goderich; six brothers: Ben,
Charles, Nick,Herman, Joseph,
all of R.R,3, Brussels and Mike of
London.
plan picni
was, also decided to have a NI
luck supper for the first meeting in September: Reports were gl
en by Vera Hastings and
Marguerite Crawford of the meet
ings they attended at the Rebeki
Assembly at the Royal yerk i
Toronto.
After Lodge closed, lunch tisaj
served and prizes were given. h,
social committee.
BPS students
(Continued from Page 5)
Ducharme received tht
proficiency award presented
.Ted Elliot on behalf of N
Brussels Legion.
The, banquet was concluded
with the singing of "0' Canad af
'played by Sherry Robertson.
AFTER THE SERVICE — Some of the older and younger members of the
congregation of Moncrieff United Church talked outside after the last service
Sunday. The church's two oldest Members, who were at the opening service in 1911
attended. They're Mrs. Ken McLean and Archie Mann. The brick church will likely
be sold and the congregation will join churches in Atwood and Brussels.
(Photo by MacDonald)
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On Wednesday July 7111
Brussels Horticultural Societylvid
hold their Rose Show and T,(all
the home of Mrs. Phyllis Duni
from 3 - S. Everyone is welcome
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
The Walton Women's Institute
meeting was held in the
community hall on Wednesday
evening, June 16.
It being the Agriculture and
Canadian ' 'Industries. meeting
several of the members drove to
Brussels to .the Butcher Shop
where Fred Stephenson demon-
stra.ted the cutting of half a beef.
He was assisted by Peter Hilts
who is employed there. Dorothy
Sholdice thanked them and
presented a gift.
Then they returned to the hall
for the meeting when 4-H Girls,
mothers and leaders were guests.,
Mrs. Don Aehills welcomed
every one, openin,g in the usu.k1
manner. Minutes were read by
Mrs. Ken McDonald followed by
the .members answering the roll
call, "What to look for when
shopping for meat". Treasurer's
report was given, collection and
pennies • for friendship . were
taken,
In the correspondence an
invitation was read from the.
Moncrielthistitute to attend their
25th anniversary party at the
Atwood Centre on August 25th. It
is hoped that at least three
carloads will attend.
There will be no Institute
meeting in July with ,August in
the form of a picnic at Mrs:"
Gerald Watson's home. In case of
rain it is to be held in the hal 1,,
The 4-1-I girls put on their
numbers from the Achievement
Day recently. Walton. I "Needle
Blenders" leaders - Mrs. Lynne
Steffer and Margaret Shortreed
had a demonstration "Show :how
to create a design" with Nanci
Bennett and Peggy , Humphries
taking the part.
Walton II had an exhibit "Color
and color schemes" with
Elizabeth Reinink and Nancy
Schade doing the commentary.
Mrs Dianne McNichol and Jennie
Reinink were the leaders.
Mrs. Alberta Hudie and Mrs.
Eleanor Liphard were the leaders,
for Walton 111. They were unable
to put on their skit , as some of
their members were unable to be
present.
The girls from each club
showed their wall hangings and
their tree choice article that was,
required for the project. A Touch
of Stitchcry. Their record books
were also on display.
Mrs. Dorothy Sholdice and
Mrs. Eleanor Plaas conducted a
Very profitable penny auction.
Lunch was served by hostesses,
Mrs. Graeme Craig,Mrs. Harvey
Craig, Mrs. Stewart Humphries
and Mrs. Neil McGavin.
Personal
Mrs. Phyllis Dunk returned
home filom the Seaforth
Community Hospital last week
where shChas been a patient for
over two weeks following surgery.
Her granddaughter Sandra Ford ,of
'Sheffield is' spending some time
at her home in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. David Dunk of
Corunna visited 'for a day with his
mother, Mrs. Phyllis Dunk after
she returned from the hospital.
Mrs. Florence McGavin. and
Mrs. earl Williams of Seaforth
visited with Mrs. Maud Leeming
on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Lauretta Holdridge, her
daughter Mrs. Sharron Higgins
and family, Laurena and Gordon,
all of Victoria, B.C. and Mrs.
Hattie Snell of Londesboro were
supper guests on Friday'with Mr.
and Mrs. Allan 'McCall.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Achilles
and Debbie of Fergus spent
Saturday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roily Achilles.
Mrs. Walter Broadfoot has
returned home from a visit with'
her brother Sam Love at
Saskatoon. She accompanied
Mrs. Bill Farquharson, a cousin
'from London where she had been
. visiting previously.
Mrs. .I.W,Payne • spent the
weekend at the home of her
daughter, ,Mrs. Chisholm at
Dungannon.
Mrs. Edna Hackweil visited
with Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith and
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Sunday visitors with Mrs.
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