The Brussels Post, 1977-11-09, Page 8BONESCHANSKER — WILLIAMSON
June Kathleen Williamson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James T. Williamson, of R.R.NO. 3, Walton,
and John William Boneschansker, son of Mr. and
Mrs. John Boneschansker, of R.R.No.1, Ethel, were
married August 20, 19.77 at 3 p.m. in Duff's United
Church, Walton. Rev. Ed. Baker officiated. matron
of Honor was Arlene van den Akker of Seaforth.
Bridesmaids were Dorothy Boneschansker of
Toronto, Mary-Ellen Knight of Brussels, and
Gwenda Thompson of Mitchell. Flowergirl was Amy
van den Akker of Seaforth. Best man was' Keith
Williamson of Walton. Ushers were Robert
Cummings of Toronto, Stephen Thompson of
Mitchell and Bruce. Boneschansker of Eth el. Ring
bearer wsa Brent van den Akker of Seaforth.Organist
was Elva Wilbee of Walton. Soilist was Graeme
Craig of Walton. After the ceremony,a dinner was
held in the church parlour. M aster of ceremonies
was Ben van den Akker of Seaforth. The couple left
for a trip to Niagara Falls. They are now residing in
Scarborough.
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A family dinner with friends
celebrated the 80th birthday of
Roy Hall of Ethel.
The son of the late. Mr. and
Roy Hall
Mrs. William Hall , he lived on
the Hall homestead on the 8th,
con. of Grey until moving to Ethel
Mrs. Mac Engel
Correspondent
The Ladies ' Aid held their
annual bazaar on Saturday
afternoon in the Community
Centre. There was a good crowd
who soon emptied the tables of
the variety of articles and baking
offered for sale. A social time
followed over a cup of tea. The
many who contributed or helped
in any way will be pleased to
know that the proceeds exceeded
those of former years. Dr.
Thomson opened the bazaar and
welcomed the visitors.
Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass and
girls have moved into their new
home.
Mrs. Wes. McEachern is
spending the week in Cambridge
(Galt); where she will visit with
her son Winston and Mrs.
McEachern and family.
Mrs. Clem Steffler left this
week for Peace River where she
will be visiting her son Clem and
Mrs. Steffler and family.
The last meeting of the
"Cranbrook Fruitellas" was held
at Rosemary Terpstras on
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VG GREY
TRU S T cos.A .FiAt.r SINCE ie8'1
ri,SiaLetebVitt Matiagek
WitiNr6lf
22 years, ago. His wife is the
former Pearl Dobson. His son.
Elwin and three grandchildren
lived in Owen Sound. Another
son Jewett died as a young man.
He is a member of Ethel United
Church where for many years he
was active in the choir, sunday
school and young peoples groups.
Mr. Hall is village barber,
sharpens saws and carries out
general repairs.
Personals
Dr. and Mrs. L. A. Wardlaw of
Toronto spent the weekend with
Mrs. Wardlaw.
On Friday evening 18 young
people from the Ethel Menonite
Church, held their meeting at the
home of Grandma Wardlaw, the
meeting was in the form of Hymn
and Bible study.
Lunch was served and a social
half hour spent.
November 4. They prepared a
"Caramel Fondue" which all
members thought was a
delightful treat.
Intended for last week
A number of Cranbrook
residents attended the special
anniversary service .in Monkton
Presbyterian Church on Sunday.
The Cranbrook 4-H club met
when ten members answered the
roll call. The minutes Were read
by Joanne Knight and. two
desserts banada bread and glazed
apple cookies were prepared and
enjoyed by all members.
Miss Sandra Cameron was
home from Barrieefor a few days
and has returned again this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Morris and
sister Annie of Kitchener visited
Mrs. Calvin Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Playford
and girls, Thorold, were weekend
visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong,
Fergus visited Mrs. Mac Engel on
Sunday afternoon.
The recent fine weather has
Mrs. Ruby Stephenson,
. Mrs. Jean Fraser and
Mrs. Blanche Dobson called on
friends in. Ethel through the
week..
Mr. and. Mrs. Cliff Bray
attended, the Warden's. Banquet
Thursday evening at Goderich.
Guides hold
Hallowe'en party
The 1st Brussels Girl Guides
met Tuesday at the United
Church with everyone in costume
including Captain Blenkhorn and
Lieutenant Betty Graber.
Eighteen girls were present. First
prize went to Pal ricia Ten Pas
dressed as a bride, second Jean
Shipman as a baby, Shelly Draper
as a black cat. Cider and lunch
was served, followed by the
closing ceremony.
been most welcome by everyone,
especially farmers harvesting the
corn crop, also the building and
renovating being done in the
area.
We would appreciate ,if you
would tell us of your visitors,
activities etc and help make your
paper more interesting.
Cranbrook is growing and should
have news of interest if you will
only tell us.
Walton personals
Saturday guests with Mrs.
Jean Broadfoot were Mr. and
Mrs. David Kerley and their
daughter Mrs. Margaret
Fieldhouse of Toronto, and also
Mr. and Mrs. David Allison of
Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Miller and Mrs.. Florence Miller
of Mitchell visited at the same
home on Sunday.
Mrs. Sadie McDonald spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne
Badley in Blyth.
Mrs. Jean F. Payne was visited
by her relatives from Collingwood
on Sunday.
seen Supporter Allen Griffith Let
Scene Supporterr Allen Griffith
Left Scene Supporter Cliff Dunbar.
Cliff Bray, Left Supporter Noble
Grand Ralph Pearson, Musician.
Alf Nichol, Colour Bearer John
McCutcheon, Right Supporter
Vice Grand Bob Fraser, Left
Supporter Vice Grand Baillie
Parrott, Inside, Guard Ross
Nichol, Outside Guacd Allan
McCall.
Guests were present from
Atwood, Clinton, Seaforth and
Lisiowel.
1974 Dodge Monaco
4 door Sedan, Power
Steering and Brakes, Radio
1974 Ford Maverick
6 Cylinder Automatic. Low,
Mileage
1973 Plymouth Fury
2 dr. H.T.
1972 Dodge Monaco
2 door Hardtop Power
Steering and Brakes,
Radio:
1972 Plymouth Furyll
2 door Hardtop:
1.970 Oldsmobile
'4 door ELT.
1969 Pontiac
Station Wagon
.1968 Plymouth
2. door
8-THE BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 9, 1977
Ethel
Roy Hall celebrates 80 years
Officers of Western Star Lodge
#149 Independent Order of
Oddfellows were installed on
October 26 by Bro. Bill Burke of
Perth. District #12 and the Awood
Lodge Bro. Bill Moses was
installed as Noble Grand and Bro
Ron Caridff as Vice grand, as well
as • the following officers,
Recording Secretary-Dave
McCutcheon, Financial Secretary
Ray Adams, Treasurer Mel
McCutcheon, Warden Mac Shaw,
Conductor Bill Stephenson,
Chaplain Rae Crawford, Right
1977 Plymouth .
Volare
4 door, with low mileage
1977 Chrysler
Newyorker
Demonstrator. fully equipped.
1976 Chrysler
2 door H.T.
'76 Dodge Monaco
6 cyl. aut. P.S. & RAdio •
Power
1975 Dodge Monaco
4 door sedan. Power
Steering & Brakes, radio.
1975 Chev
4 door sedan
1975 Olds'
2 door h.t.
1974 Ford Torino •
2 door hardtop, Power
Steering & Brakes, Radio
Cranbrook ladies hold bazaar
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