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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1984-11-14, Page 14A14 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, NOVEMBER 14, 1984 BRUSSELS Flow a computer works discussed at 4-H meeting BY RON STEVENSON The sixth meeting" of the 4-H Computer Club was held at the Brussels Library on Nov. 1, Members worked in their quiz books. The seventh meeting was held at the library on Nov. 8. Members worked on speeches, then did a quiz on the five parts of the computer and flow it works. They decided to hold another meeting bn Nov. 22 to plan the skit for Achievement Day which will be held at Goderich Township Hall in Holmesville on pee. 5. ‘‘AlGuest speakersIbe at Cranbrook church service Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Terry Hastings of Knox College, Toronto, will be a guest speaker at the regular Cranbrook morning service on Nov, 18 at 9:45 a.m. Mr. and Mrs\Eldon Wick and son John of Marakkhon visited•with Ross and,Mrs. Engel and Eldon's mother in Victoria Hospital, London. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert vanDonkers- geed recently were their daughter Bernice, London, Fred Mijderwijk, Guelph, and Mr. and Mrs. H. •Sdhuitema, Kitchener. Ross Engel found a balloon on Oct. 13 near his barn a hick had been released on Oct. 12 north of Washington, Pennsylvania. A number from 'the area attended the benefit dance for Mr. and Mrs. Michael. Gulutzen held in the BM and G. arena on Nov. 9. iiv Friday, November 16'' �Saiurday, November 17 FIS ( ERMAN'S. PLATTER (scallops, shrimp, fish] s6,50 r' $5.50 r BARBEQUED CHICKEN LEGS Sunday, November 18 ROAST BEEF DINNER $5.50 AN NEW HOURS All f spec,luxealsomeet homemadesoup and roll Mon.-Thurs. 6 a.m -8 p!m. Of luxe chaceetpOtato. vegetable andrOtl Tea or cones Fri. - Sat. 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Sun. 8 a,rn,-9 p.m. e Golden Lantern 'l'urnf)crry Street, l3russcls 887-6303 UMBRELLAS were needed as wet snow fell Brussels on Sunday. The Brussels -Legion to the United Church following the service, during a I4emembrance Day service in Pipe Band led the parade to the cenotaph and (Wassink photo . Brussels WI make final bazaar plans Correspondent (playing as a.man): lucky table with Wilbur EDNA McLELLAN Turnbull, Eluned McNair. Marguerite San - 887 -9084 • derson, and Emylene Steiss. • On Nov.5, the Majestic Women's Institute of Brussels held a euchre party. There were 10 tables playing. ' The prize for high lady went to Mary Clarke; high than was John Simpson: low lady with Edith Baker; low man Jeanne Ireland Ladies birthday closest to this date was Miss Steiss. Man's birthday closest to this date was Wilbur Turnbull. Lucky chair was won by Harvey Craig of Walton.' The Bazaar and Bake/Sale will be held on Nov. 16 at 2:30 in the library. The Dessert �USINES� D irecto -GARY BANNON Painting, Decorating, Paperhanging , Interior and Exierinnr. 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The children than sat down to hot dogs, fries and chocolate birthday cake, • REBEKAH NEWS Members of Past Noble Grands Club of Morning Star Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Jean Bridge. president. Plans were made for next meeting to be held on Dec, 3 at home of Marie McTaggart each member to bring an exchange gift value not to be more than $1.25. Mary Davidson is to be co -hostess. Euchre was played with prizes going to Mat"guerite Crawford, Verna Thomas. Joan Bernard and Mary Davidson. Lunch was served by Jean and co -hostess Mary Lowe. 4-H NEWS The sixth and seventh meeting of the Brussels 1 4-H Fit Nuts club was held at the home of Barb Graber. Leanne Armstrong.' Kelly Stephenson and Chcrida Garniss made macaroni and cheese. Kathy Gruber and Cheryl Bridge made oat cakes while the others read the meeting and discussed it. Books are to be turned into the leaders by Nov, 7. On Nov. 28 at the arena there will he Achievement Night for 4-H membefs. There will be • two guest speakers --one speaker will talk on her personal experience with Anorexia Nervosa. Everyone is wet. come. Wedding gown. modelled by Brussels brides On Friday evening the Melville Presbyter- ian resbyterian Church had a showing of the bridal gowns from years past. Mary Joan Fischer gave a description of what there was to see. Margaret Shortreed wore a bride to he's wedding gown of years ago. 'Helen Elliott and Jeanne Ireland ycrc commentators for the following who model- led the different gowns down through thc years. 1906 -Leona Armstrong's grandmoth- er's randmoth•ers gown was worn by Leanne Armstrong: 1912. Alma Watson's aunt's.gown was worn by Peggy McLellan. The 1913 gown of Evelyn Mar's mother was worn by Judy TenPas, 191h. Juds Shortreed's grandmother's gown was worn by Joan Clark. The gown of 1924. Joanne King's mother's was worn by Joanne, 192'. Hazel Matheson's gown was worn hs 5 alcrte Shot -treed; 1929, Ruby Steiss' goo n s as worn by Sharon Mann. her granddaughter. 19.10. Leila Johnson's gown was worn M Leona Armstrong: 1931, Adeline Smith's gown was modelled by Mary Joan Fischer. 1933. the gown of Mildred Perris w as w cirn by Verna Perrie, her granddaughter, 1938. Freida Pipe's gown was worn by Heather Perrier Wilma Hemingway's gown of thc same year was worn by Judy TenPas The 1940 gown of Judy Shortreed's mother was modelled by Judy; 1944. Ruth Pipe's gown was worn by Leanne Armstrong and Ethel Brewer's gown was modelled by Bt'enda Wheeler, Marg Sweeney's 1946 gown was modelled by Cathy Cardiff; 1947. Doreen Rutledge's gown was worn by Karla King: 1949. Mary Campbell's gown was modelled by Peggy McLellan and Margaret Work's. gown was worn by Judy Work. Isobel Gibson's gown was worn by Peggy Aitcheson. her daughter. A 1950 bridesmaid dress was modelled by Margaret Work; Dorothy Armstrong's 1950 gown was worn by Leanne Armstrong and Viola Adams 1952 gown was worn by Mary Joan Fischer. 'Leona Armstrong modelled her 1954 gowir'; 1955, Marg Taylor s 'gown was modelled by Mary Doutna; 1956, Joanne King's gown was modelled by Karla King; 1959. Donna Knight's •gown was modelled by Donna. Mary TenPas' 1961 gown was worn by Judy TenPas; 1964, Sharon Whittacker's gown was worn by Karla King; 1965 Betty .Sham's gown was modelled by Pam McLel- lan. Edith Pipe's gown of the same year was worn by Brenda Wheeler. Judy Shortreed modelled her 1971 gow it: 1973, Mary Douma modelled her gown. Other gowns from 1974 to 1984 were modelled by loan Clark, Marg Black, Valerie Shortreed, Nancy Exel. Joyce King. Pam McLellan,' Gail Semple, Mary Joan f ischer. Mary Ross, Joan Ritchie, Peggy Aitcheson. Cathy Cardiff. and Elizabeth Exel.