The Brussels Post, 1969-09-25, Page 6
THE DRUMM POST. BRUSSELS. ONTARIO THURSDAY, SEPT. 25th, 13(19 •
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The Huron County Rally for
W. l's will he held at Dungannon
on October --tits.- Anyone who eau
go please call Mrs. Alberta Smith
or Mrs. Marie MeCutcheon. The
Guelph Area convention Is to be
held in Guelph on October 3th and
9111. . . •
Mrs. l)evrtes '.behalf of her
oster showed. the tablecloth which
our institute had sent to the
Holland Institute of which Mrs.
Straatsma Is a member and also
read a letter in which the memb-
of that institute sent greetings to
ours and also the highlights of
their program - for the year. It
was a very worth while and inter-
eating program and maybe we tan
make use of some of their ideas
next year,
Mrs. Jennie Straehan, a conven-
er of Historical Research and Cur-
rent Evenig then took charge of
the meeting.
The Ron Call was !'Each memb-
er brings wrapped old bat to sell
for a 4illne and the buyer wears
it for the rest of the meeting."
There were many "New tork"
creations • which cursed much
laughter a the members wore
them and paraded round the room
a number of times.
Mrs. Marie Davis,. convener of
Historical Research and "Current
Events gave an interesting ac-
count of a bus trip to Dresden.
-Fairfield Village, Moravian Town
and other _ places of interest
where, Uncle Tom's Cabin, mils,
eums. Tecumseh's monument, an
Indian village, were to be seen.
She also read part of the story of
Miele Tom's cabin, illustrated by
pictures. Copies of old newspap-
ers dating back to 1S27 were on
display.
As grandmothers were being
honored at this meeting a number
of gifts were given. The oldest
grandmother present was Mrs.
Frank Nichol. The one with the
most grandchildren, Mts. a
Parish with twenty-Tour.
The grandmother coming the
,farthest, Mrs. P. Straatsma. Hol-
land. -
The grandmother with the
youngest grandchild, Mrs.. Eleanor
Hemingway..
All grandmothers present had
a lovely corsage made by Mrs.
Cudmore, pinned on them.
Mrs. Earl Cuchnore pleased the
audience with a reading on: Vrand.
mother" and several other humor-
ous readings.
Current events prepared by
Mrs. Jeasie. Engel were read by
Mrs. Amy Spir. •
The Sunshine coreaction was
taken, the Queen and W.I. grace
sung, after which lunch was serv-
ed by Mrs. Leona Armstong, Mrs
Marie MeCutcheon. and Mrs. Elea-
nor Hemingway wearing dainty.
little evens designed by Mrs.
:I-Temingway to welcome Mrs.
Straatsma. These were glvett to
kher later.
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HURON COUNTY
PLOWING MATCH
SATURDAY, OCT. 4th
Huron County Plowman's As-
soelation, at a recent meeting
made plans for their 1969 Plow-
ing match, and Farm Machinery
Demonstration. to be held on
"Par-Avon" the farm of John
Rodgers on number S highway, 3
miles east of Goderich on. Satur-
day, October .1, 11169,
The contest in Huron for the
Queen of the farrow, will be one
of the highlights, The Winner of
this contest will represent Huron
at the International Plowing
Match at Burford.
A horse shoe pitching contest
is also planned under the chair-
manship of Courtland He& of
RR No. 3, Ooderich.
Them; will be special classes
for new farmers, municipal coun-
cillors and menibers of parliament.
Clinton Junior Farmers ara
planning to have a refreshment
booth, end to supply lunches for
the plow-bays. Prize lists are
available from the secretary it,
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Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dragomatz
and family, Oshawa. were visitors
with Mr. and Mrs.Cecil Bateman.
Dennis Earl, who attends Sir
*Sanford Fleming College. Lindsay.
:spent, a weekend at home
Percy Stephenson. who has
been a patient in Listowel Mem-
orial Hospital for several weeks
has returned home.
Douglas Pearson has resumed
his studies at Waterloo University,
Mr. and Murray. Smith and
Catherine, recently returned from
Malaysia, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. James Cardiff .prior to leav-
ing for Honduras. their next as-
signment.
Deh'ile. Barbara and Sandra
Rathwell. spent a weekend with
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Conley.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley .7.11achan of
Listowe: were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Stan Speiran,
Honored on Birthday
Mrs. Sarah Foss. mother of Mrs.
W. Kreuter, and well known here,
wits honored on her Stith birthday
oa September 15th. She was enter-
tained hy members .of her family
at the home of her daughter. Mrs.
Jack Jenkinson. and tit a dinner
party at. the Conntry Squire.
Oakville.
Ethel W. I.
Ethel Women's Institute held
held their September meeting at
the home of Mrs. Carl Mcl)onald.
.There were 14 members and four
guests in attendance.
Mrs, McDonald commented on
the motto "Sail like man deter-
iorates when it is abused". Mrs.
C. Raynard presented the topic
"Meeting present day problems in
an interesting way".
The president, Mrs. C. Earl,
presided over the business period.
Plans for the October 25th bazaar
were discussed. Delegates to the
rally being held hi -Dungannon
on October 6th, and to the Guelph
convention on October 8th, .were
appointed.
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