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WINGHAM MAN
ELECTED D,D,G,
OF REGION LIONS
(?vet' 125 members of Lions
International assembled at the
Zurich Community Centre, on
Wednesday, April 16th for th
annual spring rally of Region :1
tor District A-9, s\rarren ounsi gg.
RR 2, Clifford, the out-going
Deputy District Governor (Region
:3) chaired the dinner meeting cal-
led to pick a new 1-.‘eputy District
Governor and chairman for the
two zones within the region,
Acclaimed as the new Deputy
District Governor was Lloyd
"Casey" Casemere, a oast presi-
dent or the AATingham :Lions Club,
who has been active in Lions pub.
lie sspeaking, membership cane
paigus Red Lions' Eye Bank of
Canada projects.
The new zone chairmen are;
George Mutter, Brussels, for the
seven-MO Zone 3 North, and
Orville. Oak, Seaflorth, for the
si x-elub Zone 3 South.
John Cam.phen, myth, a former
Poonty District Governor, Was
chairman for the nominations:.
Other head table guests who
spoke briefly were: Claire Geiger,
president, Zurich Lions, who wel-
comed the "delegates; Morris
Webb, Zurich, Zone 3 South chair.
man, who introduced the head
table; William Moody, Mount
Forest, District Governor of A-9,
who announced that a new Lions
Club was being chartered this
week at Tottenham; Ozzie Tore.
man, 'Grand Valley, who spoke
about. District A-9's interest in the
Eye Bunk of Canada project, and
Jack Henderson„ Owen Sound,
who was seeking Support as
District Governor of A-9 at the
District "A" convention in Ottawa;
May 25.28,
The presidents of each, of the
13 elubs introduced their members
present; Zone :3 South * Zurich,
25 members; Grand 11(1'4d 12; T3ay
field 11; Exeter N. Clinton 3, Seto
forth 3; Zone 3 North - 1llyth
21 members; Brussels 12, Gmler,
'eh 9. i:Iowiek -9, Winghani 4,Tees-
-water •I antLIsucknoW 4,
Winners of draw prizes, con
dueled by Zurich Lions; were:
Irvine Trewartha. Senforth; Don
C. Coignhouto Citation; Eat]
Volt egbitat, Zurich:
Attending from :Brussels Moils
Club were Jan van VIiet; George
1intter, TS A. Ranit, Max. Watt,
Ralph Pearson, Albert TenPas,
Cal Smith, Gerritt van Veen ; Ross
McColl, Gordon Workman. Selwyn
'Baker and Gordon Mt:Gavin,
VICTORIA DAY
DELEERATION HERE
Brussels 'Business Men and
organizations of the Village are
preparing for a Vlatoria Day
cielehrption to lie held in Brussels
711(1540Y1 MP( TOW WOO Tor
:MRS, ROBERT DAVIDSON
A long-time resident or Brussels.
Mrs, Robert. Davidson, passed away
on Saturday, April 19th, 1990, in
winghani,arid District :hospital in
her 32nd year.
She Was 11Ia former Sara
tsartrede illollenbeek, daughter of
the late Mn, and, :Mrs, Jacob 'hot-
lenbeck of 'Ethel.
She is survived by her beloved
husband, Robert. Davidson; three
sons, George of Brussels; Charles,
ixf Winghten and Scott of Clark-
son; three daughters, Mrs. Fred
(Agnes) Glassier of N'OW Liskeard;
Mrs, Cher! I'S Wean) Robinson 01'
Bloostrrield hills. Mich, and Mrs.
George ((lladys) Lott of Ottawa;
One sister, Mrs. Lester (Gladys)
Artions,or llighlend Park, Mich,
Also surviving are 19 grand-
children and eight great-growl-
children,
She was pre-deceased by a
daughter, Mrs. Kenneth (Ethel)
Jackson of Biyth, and a Son,
harvey, who died in his 7th year.
The funeral services Were held
from the D, Rana funeral home
April 21st, at 2,30 p.m. with the
11ev C. A, McCarron of Melville
Proshy I rtan Church, Brussels,
si hide ling.
Four grandsons acted as flower-
bearers. 'The pallbearers were:
Messrs. j. Bowman, T. McFarlane
I), ITemingwey, ,K Tyerman,
Hemingway and Win, Miller.
Tier final resting Wave, Bras-
sets Celn et cry.
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wo ask oar eubscriliers who
have not yet Odom advantage of
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tillbSeri pit fit the 32,00 rate
(saying 5ac), to do so at once
Postal regulations demand addit.
Tonal postage on itny subscription
that iti three months past due. It is
impossible to sea everyone, Please
co-operale and save 50e plus extra
posinge,
Our [beaks to the hundreds who
have already done so, It is app l es,.
iated,
MELVILLE LADIE'S AID
Melville Ladies Aid met in the
borne of Mrs, George Evans on
:April Kith at 2,30 in the afternoon,
The 'President. Mrs. Evans conven-
ed the meeting opening with hymn
abaci' Meditation, In the devotional
part Mrs, Waller Kerr gave the
reading and Mrs, Williams
led in prayer, The roll call sat:;
responded to, by a reading from
Mrs, Steiss and poems and season-
able thoughts from other memb-
ers,
SNI'011:41'Y and Treasurer's re.
peas were listened to and ' the
offering was received. Airs, Tilvens
gave the Sunshine report followed
by a reading troni Mrs. King.
Iii the business part plans war(r
matte for the next Meeting; A
hymn was Sung and meeting
closed with the lietedietion.
Mre, Dennis (.0nd:tutted a eon-
teat 014 WW1) Wass aertfitt by t'f'11,
11,1111 11./H,
EDWARD HENERSON
Faivilru Itenderson, 7s, London,
it f0111101' I'O:-'11.11`11( iirn:4:40,4
n'lllr%Y years. died Sunday
Joseph's Hospital. London,
lie is stivived by two dmighters,
Mrs, „James (Stella .I Smith, Lon-
don and Mrs. 'Phonies (Mar-
gnpritel Thornton also or London:
kip) grandchildien and six groat
grandehldren.
:Patera' services were held from
the •A. Riau) Funeral ItoMeS
Brussels at two o'clock conducted
by Rev. LeDrew, 'Burin] was in
13rassels ceinet ery. Pellbearers,
were Steve hauls Phil Grimater,
liiii Siorks," Jack Sullivan, Bob
Itoniestel and ROnald Jamieson.
MRS. WILLIAM WRIGHT
Mrs, William Wright passed
away in Wingham and: District
hose-Rat on Friday, April 13th, in
her 70th year after o brief illness.
Mrs. Wright, the former Win-
nifred Long, was horn in. Kincar-
dine and moved to Brussels with
her parents, the late Mr, and Mrs,
John Long, at an early age. She
lived in Brussels for many years
before going to Toronto, The last
two yfNII'S she has made her home
in Brussels.
She is survived by. one brother,
Willnan Long. Toronto.
Her holy rested at the D. A,
Renzi Fatten:1 Home until Mon-
day, April 21st, with Mass at St,
Antbrose R Milan Catholic Church,
at 11,30 eon, Burial was in St,
Ambrose cemetery,
PallbeeTers tv - N ere George Blake,
Louis Blake, William Blake, Leo
Deitner. Gordon Stiles and Dr,
Wm, Silt
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MRS. JOHN ROWLAND
Mrs, Sohn Rowland af .11111SSON
passed away Sunday morning air
wingha:la and. District hospital
after a lengthy illeess. She wt't
in her 74th year,
The unmet. Rosa Pilgrim, she
Wag lrcirrl iii England June 18th,
I39S, et-ening to Canada at an early
age, 'and resided in the Monition
even, She was a member of the
itrussela United church and 11 11
native member in the various
woolen's organizations within the
chatich,
She is survived by hew hnshetid.
Iwo daughters, Mrs, George. (Mary)
Dnvidson of Brussels; and Mrs
(lordidle(lys) TIym ors of.
Atwood; one SOD, William of
ionaington; two sisters in: SOtith
Waive; eight grendehildren and
live great-grandchildren also silt-,
vivo
The body rested at the D, A.
:11111t1 "4'011011 I hoarse, ON gSelS.
MINT" Rev, LeDrew condtteted
feneral services Tuesday at 2 p,it.
inh,rinerli was in BrasSele eette,
tery,
Pallbearers were Ellwood Mat.
thews, 1-toward 'Murray, Roy
Iiewtard"McCall, Jack
White and 'Don ARtArter,
Flower beaters 'were Roar gred-
tionS,
tqiift,• to 1m hokil MIL
LEWIS ELSTON CARDIFF'
13russels United tOnuath wee
ruled to capacity by those who
gathered to pay their final tribuie
to Lewis Elston Cardiff, a highly
respected long-time resident of
this community,
Mr, Cardiff, who represonted
the people of Huron for 25 yea N
as the Progressive Conservative
111,P„ died in his 81st year, in St
Joseph's hospital, London; on
AVedneeday, April 16th, after a
brief
!torn here, where be spent the
greater islet. of hi:4 life, Mr
Cardin' farmed in Morris Town.
ship not served as Reeve of that
Township. lie was a inomber of
liniissels 1-11 /tod Church and or the
Brussels Lions Club, Active in the
Huron Plowmen's Askociation, lie
was seoratary for many years.
During his parliamentary career
Brussels was Still home and he
was always ready and, willing to
give any of his constituents.
Whatever their political persuas-
ion what help he could, On his
retirement he lived here until
moving to Listowei about a year
ago„
his first wife, Ada Morrieon,
died en June 22nn, MOO
He iS survived by his wife, the
former Alice McFadden List-
(met two sons, Clarke, Angle-
mont, B. C., and. Ross of Brus-
sels: one daughter, Mrs. Dean
(Leota) Davison, Listowel, and
several grandchildren.
The body rested at the 1), A.
Rano Funeral home in 'Brussels
until Saturday morning, Funeral
services were held from Brussels
United Church at 2:30 p.m. Satur-
day with the Rev. E. C. LeDrew,
minister of the ehmich, anti the
t.eIcit),111:(1:;fti(C1•11:itriign,doll, Burial
form-
er n Ilt,:S1
in Brussels cemetery,
PallheaserS were George Penzan,
Selwyn, Baker, -Lloyd Michel.
Gordon MeGavito Russell Bolton.
Ted Thomas.
:honorary pallbearers; Ciiias, Mcs
Naughton, Robert. McKinley, Mutt-
ray Gaunt, Eric Winkler, Wallace
McCuteheon tied Glen hayeS„
MELVILLE GUILD
The Guild of Melville ('are!'
held their regular monthly meet-
ins,- in the church parlour on Tees-
(lay evening April 15th,
They opened with a short
pt-aye'' by Ruth Pipe followed by
singing hymn 218. Valerie Black
:gave' it reading: "Master means a
Reuewat of Faith " The scripture
was read ia aniSon from Mathew
27, verses 40-90 aid Slattbew 28
1 -20, Leona Atintstroeg and Isabel
Gibson favoured With a duet,
211 was sting followed by
the topic "Mary Magdalene" gluten
by Margaret Work, Ruth Pipe
offered prayer. hymn 209 was
sung and all repented the Mizpah
Boiled talon.
The bilftines's of the meeting
wvai g ((( .1!01 (Mod la,y tuneh
thin
HORTICULTURAL
SOCIETIES HOLD
CONVENTION HERE
The -District S Convention of the
Ilortieultural Societies was held
in St, .J ohir5 Angliean, Church on
Saturday, April 10t1t, when 100
were registered. There were about
Is :gaieties who sent delegates,
Mrs. Wm. line of Hanover
chaired the pros ra in. Mrs. R
Mr. ea. Goderh.h, was secretary
treasurer. 0 Canada opened the
electing.
There were fuer directors pre-
sents They were Mr. W. F. Field-
nee Wingham, Mrs. R. Tinny, Lions
head, Mrs. Ti. McGee, Goderich r
and "Mrs. Wm. lille.Hanovers
The minutes of the 106s (mote:-
Bo were read, The site for the
Psovineiai Convention is. Hamils
ton,
Mr. L0 Jeune of Ridgeway, Pros
,rieeial President was guest speak-
er. Mr, Ti. 13, Cousins, Reeve of
Brussels. welcomed the visitors to
our village.
Five ladies from the Kitcheeers
Waterloo Garden Club' did} ;floral!
arranging after the coffee break,
The nominating committee gave
their report. The report of the
societies Was given by Mrs. R.
Boy of Lions Head,
Clinton was chosen as the Place
far the 1970 Convention,
The Queen closed the meeting
Slipper was served in the church
school roots lay the 'Brussels Soc-
iety when about 65.70 sat down,
Those in charge thank all who
assisted in ally way.
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. 'end Mrs. Carl ()owing, TOIL
1 Bluevale, wish to announce the
forthcoming marriage of their
daughter, Rosemary Dianne, to
Oa Lawrence Wheeler.
son of Mr, and Mrs. Jolla Wheeler
of R It 5, Brussels,
The Marriage will take place
Saturday, May 17th, 1969 at 3 pan.
at St John's Anglican Church,
Brussels.
SHORT COURSE FOR WOMEN
OF BRUSSELS & COMMUNITY .
A short course au "Fashion.
Cues For Yon" sponsored by the
Majesi 'Women's tnstitete is
being held in the Brussels Public
Library, on Friday, May 2nd, from
it) c,ni. to 1 o.10, whielt all inter-
ested women of l'enssttle and
community ore invited to attend.
Mein;'' well dressed is a fine art
aud there are many things to
know, and learn in developing 'this
skill, There will he cues for you
in winit's new in fashion, how to
sltd- clothing end accessories to
suit your personality, figure end
colering. Such terries as grooming
and the study of line, colour and
texture in relation to dress and
eostnme ttecents will diseitssed,
Each (lase member please bring
as tape nie:tore,, and paper
anti ltwli Witieh
pottli,q! 1110111,