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Brussels
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHT
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Area people we know
The Happy Citizens Club of flunking assisted.
Seaforth visited the Home on The Rhythm Band from the
Saturday and sponsored an after- Psychiatric Hospital led by
noon of euchre and crokinole, in Gordon Harrison provided the
the Auditorium. President of the entertainment for Family Night.
Club, Lorne Dennis, and Shorty Munro was emcee for the
secretary, Mrs. Baker, arranged evening's program of dance
the program for the afternoon numbers, harmonica, violin and
with twenty tables in play and marmba instrumentals, vocal
awarded the following prizes to solos and duets and selection by
the residents: High lady, Mrs. the band. Sarah Carter thanked
Craddock; low Mrs. Leybourne; the entertainers on behalf of the
High man, Tom Herman; low residents.
John Yuill; lone hands Mrs. Mary Forty-seven members of the
Taylor; eldest lady, Mrs. Ryan, Brussels Senior Citizens' Club
98; eldest man John McCallum, had dinner'at the Home on Friday
91. Following the games, Mrs. and enjoyed bingo with the
Welsh and Norman Speir of the residents for the afternoon. A
Home, entertained with old tyme special prize was given for the
music. Three Inindred and four- lucky chair to Jack Carter,
teen visitors registered during the Brussels, lucky card Mrs.
week of open house with two McKenzie, Huronview, eldest
hundred and fifty having a meal lady playing Mrs. Shapton 98,
at the Home. eldest man John McCallum 91.
The Brussels antique car club
arranged a visit to the Home on
Sunday afternoon and following a
picnic dinner on the lawn several
residents enjoyed a ride in some
of the cars. Max Watt was
responsible for the arrangements
and we hope if the members of
the Club are touring this part of
the County again in, the future
that they call in as it was greatly
appreciated.
Twenty-two members of the
over 90 Club met on Wednesday
afternoon. A guest of the club,
Mrs. Nellie Welsh, entertained
with piano melodies followed by a
social half hour in the dining
room. Volunteers Mrs. Luckham,
Mrs. Hanly and Vaughan
Personals
Mrs. Robert Walker of Palmer-
ston and Mrs. Phyllis. Goldner of
Listowel called on Brussels
friends on Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. Barry Watson and boys„
David and Robert of Tuscan,
Arizona, are visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Watson of
Wroxeter.
Dorothy Boneschansker of
R.R.1, Ethel, will attend the 4-H
Homemaking Club Girls
Conference at the University of
Guelph during the week of July
9th - 12th.
News of
Walton
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
Mr. and Mrs: Dave Brady,
Sudbury spent the holiday week-
cuu :•.t the home of Mr. and Mrs.
W.J. Leeming and visited other
relatives in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Steven-
son, Wendy and Lois of Kitchener
spent Civic Holiday Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stevenson and
Ronald.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Achilles
and Debbie of Fergus visited on
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Rollie Achilles.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bennett arid .
family of New Market spent a day
last week visiting his father, Mr.
William Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle and
Mary and Steven and John
Huether were camping over the
long weekend at Family Paradise
Park. ,
The ball teams are all doing
well with their games this past
week. The Squirts won over
Kurtsviile on Monday night 60-2
and the intermediate also won
their game 18-1: The girls played
against Moncrief being victorious
32-36.
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Mi. and Mrs. James Arm-
strong and family left this week
for a vacation trip in Western.
Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. W.W. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. S; Sweeney, Mrs,
Jean Taylor and Mr. and Mrs, R,
Wheeler attended the 25th
wedding anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. E.A. Elston of London on
S aterd ay .
Mr. and. Mrs. George Dalton of
Galt, Joan and Keith Eaton of
Seaforth and Brownlee Love of
Mt. Forest, with his champion
team of percherons, were holiday
weekend visitors with Mr,, and
Mrs. Malcolm Jacobs. All
attended the parades in Lucknow,
Mitchell and Atwood and assisted
Mr. Jacobs with his entries in the
parades.
Earl Dennis of Barrie is
holidaying with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dennis.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kennedy
of Toronto were Saturday visitors
with his brother Roy and Mrs.
Kennedy.
Pte. R.W. Willis, son 'of Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Willis, is spend-
ing a month's leave at home. Pte.
Willis, who has been stationed at
Borden, will be going to the
Canadian Forces Base at Ottawa
at the end of his leave.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sholdice and
family have taken up residence in
the home of the late Mrs. Lillian
Kerr on Princess Street in
Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lahn and
daughter of Hanover were Satur-
day visitors with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W.W. Smith.
Mrs. Pat Castatar and sons,
Macey and Hart of Kleinberg,
Mrs. Lorne Seed, of Woodbridge
and Mrs. Harkwood Castatar of
King City were visitors with Mr.
and. Mrs. Malcolm Jacobs last
week.
Awards Nigh
for
BRUSSELS MINOR
HOCKEY
Friday, July St
8:00 p.m.
THE LEGION HAL
Guest speaker from s
Marys Walt Tkaczuk
Hockey School
Everyone Welcome
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