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the Brussels Legion Hall. The
couple left for a trip to the Bruce
Peninsula. They will be residing
in Kitchener.
A HUGE CROWD watched the Brussels Optimist
sanctioned tractor pull on Sunday at the Brussels
Fair Grounds. Folks got their money's worth of
noise, dust, and tractor pull excitement. (Staff Photo)
Correspondent
Mrs. Mac Engel
Mrs. Stanley Fischer was
hostess for the June meeting of
the W.M.S. when 14 members
and 4 visitors attended. The
president, 'Mrs.! Gordon Engel
opened the meeting with a poem
and conducted the business.
Mrs. Stuart Stevenson acted as
secretary. It is expected that /the
Presbyterial visitor, Mrs. Strang,
will be at the November meeting.
The date and time is to be set
later.
Correspondence on "Human
Rights", Day of Prayer, etc. was
read. The group agreed to cater
for a banquet, probably in
November.
Mrs.Stewart Steiss was in
charge of the devotions and read
a poem. The hymn 'Christ for the
World we sing" was sung and
scripture readings from Psalm 63
and Titus, ch. 2 were read in
unison., Mrs. Steiss gave
meditations on these using the
theme "People with a Purpose",
followed by a prayer.
Mrs. Leslie Knight introduced
three guests who are employees
of the Brussels Nursing HOme,
Mrs. Margaret Krauter, Mrs.
Grace Jutzi, and Mrs. Ruth
Hinton. These ladies led in a
thought provoking and
enlightening discussion of their
work and what we as a group or
individuals can do to be of service
to the 34 residents at the Home.
Roll call was each member
presenting a suitable card or
cards to be given to the residents.
Members reported a total of
eleven cards arid thirty-two visits
during the past month.
The meeting closed with the
hymn "Little Drops of Water."
and the Mizpah Benediction in
unison. Lunch was provided by
Mrs. Mac Engel and the hostess
and Mrs. Earl Dunn and Mrs.
Stuart Stevenson assisted in
serving. .
The 4-H Achievement Day for
the Course "Clothes for Leisure"
THE REPAIR SHOP
Closed For holidays ,
Sane 27th to July 9th
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was held in •Gt.ey Central. School
on Uturday. June 11. Ten clubs
attended with the morning
session beginning at 10 o'clock.
In the afternoon Mary Bremner
of Ethel was presented with
advanced honors and provincial
honors went to Sharon Engle,
Cranbrook, Jane Schade and
Joyce McCallum, both' of Walton.
County honors went to Darlene
Dobson, Ethel, Nanci Bennet and
Nancy Schade, Walton, Bernice
van Donkersgoed, R. R.3,
Brussels and Liz Reinik of
Walton. Home Economist Loralee
Marshall presented the county
honors.
The girls modelled the
garments they had made,
pyjamas, , nightgowns,
housecoats, etc. Miss Karen
Chisholm, the Home Economist
for Waterloo County commented
on the skits and exhibits. Local
leaders were Nancy Vanass and
Rosemary Terp st ra.
Mrs. Tom Baker attended the
workshop for PRO and secretaries
for W.I. of Bruce and Huron East
held in Whitechurch on Monday,
June 13. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hinchley,
Owen Sound, ' Mrs. Jean
Broadfoot, Walton, Mr. and Mr.
Jim Keys, R.R.1, Seaforth and
Mrs. Claire Long, Brussels, were
recent visitors with Mrs. mac
Engel.
Mrs. Stuart McNair, and Mrs.
Dorothy Dilworth attended a
Board Retirement Party on
Thursday evening in Holmesville.
Will Perrie Jr. of Boston,
visited with his parents Mr. and
Mrs John A . Perrie.
A miscellaneous shower was
held in the Community Centre on
Monday evening, June 13 for
Lorrie Smith, whose marriage
took pace on44'.iday evening, June
17..
The Sacrament of the Lord's
Supper was celebrated in Knox
'Church on Sunday morning June
19. Five new members were
received into membership of the
church, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Morrison, and John M. Perrie.
Mrs. Stuart 'McNair spent the
weekend in Mt. Forest with her
sister-in-law Mrs. Orlie Shaw.
Doug Conley has sold his farm
lot 20, con. 14 to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Ezewskie of Smithville
possession to be taken June 20,
and has purchased his father's
farm lot 18 and W 1/2 19, Con. 14.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley have
moved into the house in
Cranbrook which they purchased
from John Vanass.
The Cranbrook . W.I.
entertained guestsirom Brussels,
Ethel and Moncrief at their June
meeting held in the Community
Centre. Mr. Ed. Van Guest from
the Listowel florists was present-
and gave a very entertaining and
isntructive demonstration on
flower arranging and many useful
hints, answering questions from
the audience.
Visitng Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Dunn on Sunday were Mr. and
Mrs. Allan Dunn and Bonnie,
Bloomingdale, Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Muchan and Mr. Muchan, Keith
and Bruce of London.
Mrs. .Wm. McNair, London,
visited Mrs. Glenn Huether and
accompanied Mrs. Huether to
Cambridge where they visted Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Huether and
girls.
Cranbrook
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