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euchre
There was a good crow .d for
the annual dessert euchre, held in
the-Walton Community hall on
Wednesday evening.
The desserts were thoroughly
enjoy by guests from Brussels,
Londesboro and Seaforth, Prizes
were given out, Lucky plate, Mrs:
Gertie Ennis; Lucky Cup, Mrs.
a§ie" Evans; Man with most.
buttons, Torrance Dundas; Lady
with red earrings, Mrs. Cliff-
Ritchie, Mrs. Dave Watson;
arson with most pennies, Mrs.
Ernie Stevens.- Couple with
anniversary closest to date, Mr.
and Mrs: Ted Fothergill,
Londesboro. Most safety pinS in
Purse, Mrs. Joanne Plas; Man ,
wearing braces, .Mel Jacklin and •
Harold Bolger; Newest grand-
child, Mrs. C. Ritchie; Birthday,
Mrs. Orvilla 'McCutchion.
There.Were 16 tables of euchre
in play. Prize winners were High .
Lady, Mrs. Viola Kirkly; Low
lady, Mrs.Dave Watson; High
Man, Jim Smith; Lbw Man, Ernie
Stevens,; Holder of lucky cards,
Mrs-:FLorne Honking .and Harvey.
Craig.
Personals,
Miss Kim Humphries, nurse-
in-training at Victoria Hospital,
London spent the' week-end with
her parents, Mr. and -Mrs.
,Stewart Humphries and grand-
father William Bennett. Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Humphries and
family of London also visited at
the same home.
Mission Band will be held this
Sunday week earlier, Marie
McGavin will show her pictures
of 0Qsta Rica.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Johnston
visited on Sunday with Mr. .and
Mrs. Allan Johnston and Fatnily'
at Kitchener.
The Kindergarten class -from
the Walton Public School were to
visit the Lee Farm on Monday and
have a tour of the Dairy Barn.
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— THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY 3, 1978
onours Susan Hum hries
pnogram numbers, beginning
with Mrs. H. Traviss and Mrs, E.
IvAtchell singing duets with- their
piano and violin accompaniment
respectively followed-by a eomical
reading by Mrs., Ann Ryan.
Sandra Sholdice favoured the
large audience . with - a step-
dancing number. Mrs, Barb
McCutcheon gave a reading
which caused many a laugh.
Mildred and Phyllis gave another
number, then Barb McCutcheon
and Sarah Stephenson of Brussels
put on a skit.
The bride-elect, her mother
Mrs. Etip, Humphries, the groom's
mother, Mrs. RossNichol and the
groom's grandmother, Mrs, Jack
Ihynne had, been presented with
corsages.when they arrived and
were now asked to come forward
to the decorated, chairs at the
front.
Miss Kiln Humphries, cousin
of the bride to be read the
following address.
Dear Susan;
No doubt to you its -very clear
Your many friends are
gathered here.
'To,wish you luck and prosperity
As you journey along ,the road
'to-gether.
Though our advice is free, its'
good
And if you act the way you
should
There'll be no trouble and
quirrels are few
If each will• do as you ought to
do.
Now Susan. you must not give
him bread.
Thats hard as stone, and heavy
as lead.
Be sure your cakes are fluffy
and light
Your "Tatters" and meat are
cooked just right.
His shoes must always be shiny,
and, bright.
His trousers pressed and, his
"Hat" in sight
Take care that higtSocks are all
complete.
The button's sewed on his shirt
real neat,
Hugh should know when you
need a new dress..
Maybe three times a year
would be my guess.
And when you say "Please
Hugh" some money?
He'll answer sweetly, "Sure all
you want honey".
He'll dry the dishes, put out the
cat,
Sweep the floor and hang up
his hat.
Remember your promise to
love and obey,
And when he gets cross, keep
out of the way,
But when itroubles come as
troubles do,,
Both stick to-gether and you'll'
pull through.
So settle down soberly, 'Its no
applesauce"-,
That a rolling stone gathersno
moss.
We, offer these, gifts to sho* our'
goodwill,
We hope you'll find something,
some place to fill','
That your voyage throngh life.
Will be happy and bright.
Is sincerely the wish of all here
to-night.
Gifts were carried in by friends
and relatives of the bride-to-be.
Stisan .thanked everyone for the
lovely gifts,, and to those who
arranged the shower,
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Friends, neighbours and re-
latives were present at the
Community Shower, arranged for
Susan Humphries whose
marriage to Hugh Nichol takes
place this Friday evening. The
ba.semenV of 'Duff's United
Church was decorated in blue and °
white bells and streamers' with
• flower arrangements,
Pam Hackwell and Mary Mice
Ryan were at the door and wrote
everyonps names on a tea cloth
with cameo paints donated by
Phyllis Mitchell and later pre-
sented to the bride-to-be.
Mrs. Nelson -Marks welcomed
everyone and announced the