The Brussels Post, 1979-06-13, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 13, 1979
DO THE JOB RIGHT—Two members of the California Cuties prepare to
hit the umpire (or vampire) as they called him if he doesn't make the
right calls for their teammate at the bat. The Cuties were playing the
Walton Intermediates on Monday night at the Walton Ball Park.
(Brussels Post photo)
Walton showers
Joan Bennett
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Friends surprise McNichols
Miss Joan Bennett was
honoured at a community
Shower prior to her marriage
this Saturday . The
basement of Duff's United
Church, Walton was
decorated with white and
yellow bells and streamers
with porn poms when a large
crowd attended this special
occasion on Saturday
evening, June 9.
Mrs. Dianne Bennett and
Margaret Shortreed were at
the door and signed
everyones name on a painted
cameo cloth made by Mrs.
Phyllis Mitchell which was
later presented to Joan, also
a box of articles for the
pantry shelf.
Mrs. Herb Traviss
welcomed everyone, and
introduced the following
prograin.
Peggy Humphries and
Kim Fritz played a piano
duet followed by Mildred
Traviss and her daughter,
Gail Moffat singing a lovely
duet, "May you always
walk in sunshine': Pam
Nolan and Sandra Sholdice
favoured the audience with a
piano duet.
Sandy, Brenda and Linda
Merkley cousin of Joan's
sang a beautiful number,
"Let me be there" Mrs.
Viola Kirkby read a poem,
"She loves her Antiques".
Several of the girls from
the village and community
presented a "Hillbilly
Wedding" which caused
many a laugh and was quite
different.
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and Mrs. Merkley of
Wingham, grandmothers of
the bride-elect were intro-
duced prior to Joan, her
mother, Mrs. Ron Bennett
and his mother Mrs. (Earl)
McNaughton of Egmondville
taking the decorated chairs
at the front.
Miss Kim Humphries read
the following address:
One day he'll tell that your
cakes
Are light as a summer breeze
And your pies - they'd simply
float away
If he should dare to sneeze
Next day he'll say your
biscuits
Are as hard as little rocks!
And that stew you made,
Good Heavens '
It tastes like someone's socks
One day everything you do is
wrong
One day everything is right.
One day he's sweet and
loving
The next he's trying to pick a
fight!
He has a big hole in his sox
There is a button off his shirt
You didn't press his pants
just right
His shoes are covered with
dirt. . .
Now why can't you do this &
that.
Dear Joan:
We have gatnered here this
evening
To wish you all the joy we
can,
For word has got around
That you've got yourself a
man.
Now we all could offer sound
advice
And then again — some not
as sound,
During the years you'll find
out
All the things that we have
found,
One day will be like paradise
When everything is swell.
Next when everything goes
wrong
You'll think married life is
. . Well?
One day Art will tell you
You're the flower of his life
Next day perhaps you'll
wonder
Why he ever took a wife!
Like Mother used to I
And a dozen other things
besides
Till you wonder why he ever
Married youl 1 I
But that is simply married
life Laughter, Joy andTears,
You'll find your little "Joys
and Troubles"
Grow bigger with the years,
And on days when troubles,
Stack till you think your head
will burst.
Just keep on Smiling Joan . .
The first hundred years are
the worst! I I •
Yours relatives, friends and
neighbors of Walton
Community.
Joan made a fitting reply
aftei opening all her gifts,
everyone joining in singing
"For She's a Jolly good
fellow". Lunch was served
by the Walton ladies during a
social half hour of visiting
with former friends.
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On Wednesday evening
June 6th about twenty
neighbors and friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph McNichol
came to their home to
surprise them on their 35th
Wedding Anniversary.
The evening was spent
playing cards, and gifts were
presented to the honoured
couple on this happy
occasion.
A special Birthday Cake
was made by Mrs. Bill
Thamer for Ralph as it came
on the same day. The
Anniversary cake was made
by Mrs. Stewart McCall.
Lunch brought a most
pleasant evening to a close.
Mrs. Laura Machan,
Sarnia spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Reid.
Miss Kim Humphries R.N.
Salt Lake City, Utah is home
holidaying with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
Humphries and grandfather,
William Bennett and other
relatives.
Miss Janice Houston, R.N.
North Carolina is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rae
Houston and family.
Mark and Nicki Machan of
Goderich spent the weekend
with their grandmother,
Mrs. Viola Kirkby.
Miss Margaret Shortreed
who is attending a
hairdressing course , in
London spent the weekend at
the home of her father,
Wilfred Shortreed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Huether, Steven and John
attended the Webster Picnic
on Sunday at Brucefield
Centennial School.
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and Ron Stevenson
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Huether, Brian Camp on Sunday.
On Sunday May 10 at McGavin,
Duff's United Church, Humphries
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class of Jan Joachine morning service.
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