HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1958-12-03, Page 4U. S. S. 'No. 4 ..,. Mr. and Mrs. Goa, 1
Fischer
U. S. S, No. 8 ..,. Mr. and Mts. Thos. I
Henderson
U. S. S. No. 11 .... Mr. and Mrs. Ken
McDonald
U. S. S. 'No, 12 Mr. and Mrs.
Mervin Richmond
TJ, S. S. No. 17 Mr. and Mrs, Ted
'Fear
-County Directors
Hog Producers .......... A. Bacon
Cream Producers Richard Procter
Poultry Producers .,.. Robt. Procted
Beef Producers Will Elston
County Directors Ross Smith-
- and Mirs. Mel. Craig.
AfteF the singing of "The Queen"
lunch was served.
MELVILLE GUILD
The Young WOmen,s -Guild of
Meltville Presbyterian 'Church held
November Meeting in the church
parlour.
,l'oantie King ,presided and intro-
duced as the -theme for the evening
an Armistice poem "Courage"
The ',hymn "Lord While For All
Mankind We Pray" was sung and
scripture frOm Matthew 6:1-15, was
read in unison.
Prayer was uttered by Winnifred
Edgar and the topie entitled "The
Power of Prayer" given by Joanne
and well illustrated by many ek.
ttmles from life, This portion of
the prograill closed With a hymn
and the Miapah benediction,
The business was ita charge 'of
Witinifred. The secretary's and
treasurer's reports Were given and
the roll call answered by 14 Mein-
hers, Kate Wilson earned Mir con,
gratulati ons by again winning 4
points for bringing a new member. •
The total Heinle ware (*UTAed and tt
was. (11Wit01`6(1 the Marguerite
grantor's side had 90 anti Isabel
ritbs.,n's side bad 111, the laSett to
rntertaln the winters in 4TenithrY,
we wore peppy to aceerit an
in vi'uiion from MOS. Seat Carden to '
hold. ChristiTieS Meeting at her
home,
greiin convenors for Doe—
isinber are to be Tenn Ireland. Ethel
Brower Ruth Joanne'
Ming..
The Meeting closed, With a social
hour and MireSititetitS telt-Oit by
.TIatine Ind Wittlitted.
DANCE
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Ken lbee's Orchestra.
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I. 0. 0. F . ANNUAL
GRAND MASTERS E3AINIQUET
'The i. O. 0. held their annual
Grand Masters Banquet on Nov,
2,1st. in the Anglican Church Bru-
ssels. The ladies served delicious
tuaikey dinner to 100 guiesiis,, present
front Stratford, Teeswa.ter, Wingham,
,Seaforth, Blyth, Clinton. and -Bras.
D.D. G. M. Rae CrawfOr-cl of West-
ern. Star Lodge, Brussels, welcomed
those pnesent and , introduced the
guelst speaker 'Bro. Herbert 'Daw-
son, Grand Master of Ontario, whose
address on Oddfellowship and its
place in the community was enjoyed
by all.
Special music was provided by Sister
Verna Thomas and Bro. Tames
McCall and Grand Master Herbert
Dawson. Other speakers for the even-
ing were Bro. Beladean, Grand
Herald of Ontario, N. Pickell, N. G.
of Wingha.m lodge; P, D. D. G-, M.,
1-I. Xing, Teeswater, Bro. Wey-
mouth, Clinton; Sis. Vera Hastings,
N. G., of Rebekah Lodge. Brussels:
P. D. P. Ms. Jessie Little, Brussels.:
I R. Fraser, N. G., Western Star Lodge,
I Brussels.
8t. Mary's Roman Catiholie Church
was the (setting Saturday morning
November 212nd„ when marriage
vows were exchanged by Lots Doreen ,
Bone, of London, and John Raymond
Austin of Guelph, before the Rev.
Fr, P. J. Costello,
The bride is the daulghter of Mr.
and Mrs. Ru&sell 3, Bone, Brussels,
and elle groom is the .$011. 01 Mr, and
John Francis. Austin of St,
Thomas,
The bride chose a ballerina length
,gown o'f Chantilly lace over taffeta
featuring -a bouiffant skirt accented
with satin, bows. The bodice was
styled with a portrait neckline. Her
waist-length veil embossed with a
floral design was held by a tiara, of
net and forget-me4nots, .and she
rattled a cascade of red roses and
White mums.
Mrs, Glen .T. Bone, Brussels, was
matron-de-honor, wearing a crystal
charm gown of saPhire blue and she
carried a cascade of yellow mums, '
James Austin, brother of the
groom was hest man, and Charles
Bone, Guelph, and William Austin of
St, Thomas were ushers,
For a wedding trip to the Southern
United States, the bride wore an
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Norkenonstdp.
most it etwoim
Meters Lettering a, isgedialft
R,, A. a PaTTON
141(ent att, vitlrIgr;ant,
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TIME TABLE
CHANGES
Effective Sunday,
December 7th, 1958
armed
Full
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from
agents
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Sunday School' and tie regular I.
modming .service off Worship were
held as usual on Sunday in. Knox
Church. The storm of Saturday with
the heavy road condition cut down
on the attendance.
The Christmas Tree an4 concert
for the Sunday School will be held in the Community Centre on Friday
evening, Dec. 19.
The Library Board held it's bake
sale on ISatuirday as ,Planned
desplfte the stormy weather.
Clem Steffler Is pratice teaching
at Buchwood this week and Faye
Eng,e1 at Ethel.
Murray Huether commenced work-
ing. at his new toceion in Brussels •ot Monday. Alex Catneron is
succeeding Murray at the Cranbrook
store.
orange ice dress and Muskrat jacket,
with brawn and white accessories
and a corsage of white mums.
The couple will live in Guelph,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
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Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and
,Mr. J. Thynne spent last week with
-Dr. and Mrs W. IL, McCutchean, of
Berwick, Pa.,
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Dtorn Hemingwaiy 'recently
returned from National 4-H Club '
Week. Don, as one Of 145 from
Canada and -United States, reports
a good time when they were shown
the sights and hospitality of Tor.
-onto, Ottawa, and Niagara Falls,
Mrs. Mary Bone of Vancouver, B.
:71. spent a week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. Russel. Bone and attended
the Austin-Bone wedding in London,
Cranh'reok ,Cereal Chefs
The third meeting of the Cran-
brook Cereal Chefs Was held at the .incite -of th,0 leader, Mrs, Alan Mc-
Taggart, on Mrinday, Nov-, 22, .at
9.1-;5 a. it.
The meeting tMenerl With the 4-TT
pledge repeated in ithiSon., This Was
folloWed by the, secretary's report I.
by Geraldine McTaggartt. Roll
waS ansivered by one rule for
storing cereals.,
The neat meeting is to he held at
the, home of the leader on Nov. 29th.
at 9A0 a, in. Mrs. Ian MeAlliater•
1-Tome BeetiiWiSt, will a gUest
All mecca era took part the
making of Graham Muffins Whib the
leader had shown how to Make at the
last mooting.
The o Parstaitt leader. Mrs. Glen
fillet-her about all the .different
iron,. of flour and what that- are
fr-nri hos..Y to niere them.
florae rissignMent was given, The
roll tali for the next mentinn is to
"Three rIhing I lonvnod
finer"
nit tneefin. el^Prd
()peen"
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*''home tilt* Watetioe' 'Oetti4S
Breeding' Age/deisAii.in ntt
fliinteti TT V.'t" 044l nt
49ti lolwAeu
atid !On, ?,re, horn all bre*.44i
ter, it to* rkiti"-
rir,r4iir,ro
The riistit was dolie, tfiltiV wet lAWrillg, irof7;c -rush w.f..:
T...o rood with on.lis.a was. lisar4 And tors were et e troop.
Joo Cor...!;os wee ointa Ti::, car i'ee.4;41, i c i.e c .ri find it% t,'Aoutl
wiper had nose' rlt.ce.
And. all wee well wall ie.: ,lit ref up c t o s;,:,1
Joe lammed his braes, ilea= is 0444 1!--:
toot to I °eve; lie wasn't smart wiian it wet froctre.
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Cifiices its l'o'onies li'z:rniltori, London, Wintisett
OitoWet, Owen Sound
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MORRIS FEDERATION
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting'of the Morris
Township Federation of Agriculture
was held- in the Forrester's Hall,
Belgrare, Nov. 18th. After the sing-ing .et "0 Canada", the minutes of were-read' and adopted. Ross Smith
president, gave a report of the ac-
tivities in 1558 Doug Miles., Ag.
Rep, gave talk whidh, included
information regarding the Bru.
cullosis survey and the accident
survey and the rabies outbreak, He
wesented the $2 township award
to fifteen 4-H club members who
had completed 18 projects.
Member's then watched the TV
:program from Wingharn Farm For-
um broadcast "PerforMance
or Personality". -Mrs. Gordon Greig
was leader of the discussion perio-d
which followed. The findings showed,
that +beef cattle needed more size
and shOw ring standards show less
-finish. Mrs. Walter Scott then pre=
sented a resolution from the
Wornen's tinistitute Iregarding Day-
light Saving Time — either abolish
it -or standardize it. This was car-
p vied.
Winston Shapton, County Pres-
ident -spoke on the activities of the
County Federation in 1958, and
their plan to assist in Co-Op Life
Insiurance and the Brucullosis attn.
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reign.
Gee, miehio gave the audihrs re
pert, Carl Herningwap, CO.unty
Fieldinati spike nn Contract Farming
and conducted the election of
officers as follows;
President ..... ......... Ross Smith
Vier. Pre'.. Jiro Mair
Directors
S. P `,.7o, 1 ...... Tr. and Mrs. Jim
Wilson
S. S. No, 3 and Mrs. Alfred
Nichol
S. S. No. 4 MI Mrs. ROSS
NI oh al
.g. S. NO, 4 . .. Mt. and Mra. Itaht,
GrasbY
S. S. No, 7 Mr. and M. ,ten
TIOriper
S. S. !tin. S.... : . „ Mr, and Mrs. MeT
Crtiig
S. S. `No 9 Mr. arid Mrs, ROSS
Ye. 16 , Mr. gild Mi-s. Vent
jelinston
tI, S, S. NO, 3 ,.„ and Mrs Bert
Fraaer
THE. BRUSSELS Mr,
Brussels Election Cards for Councillors
TO THE ELECTORS OF THE vit.L.AGR OF BRUSSELS
Having served as your CoOncilrOr for one year, I sollelt your
support In the coming election.
Wishing you the compliments of the season.
J. Calvin Krauter
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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE 'VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
Haring been nominated as a candidate for the council o't the
Village of arussels I wish to solicit your support at the polls on
Monday, Dec. 8th, If elected I shall endeavour to serve you to the
best of my ability.
Orwell. S. Elliott
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TO. THE ELECTORS OF THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
As I have been nominated to stand as councillor for 1959 I ask
the people -of the Village of Brussel& for their support.--
Wishing you the compliments of the season,
" I thank you
Clarbnce J Pegelow
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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
. It has been my privilege to serve you for the past three years
and I would appreciate your support for councillor at next Monday's
Civic election. I will support every move to give the residents
of Brussels sound government.
Wishing you the compliments of the season.
Walter A. Williamson
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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSEL.*
FOR COUNCILLOR
Hugh. R. Pearson
• Industry for Brussels
* Recreational program with part time director
Lower water rates
• Speed traps coming into our village
• Better lighting in, our streets and parks
For Cars on election day, Monday, Dec. 8th, call 160
Your vote and influence will be greatly appreciated.
RE-ELECT
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BRIDE-TO-BE HONORED
Mrs. Herb Pletch entertained re.
oently, a large number of neigh.
hours and friends to honor Lois
Bone. A varied program was put
on by Linda O'Malley, Connie Mc„
Crae and Mrs. Jack Calvin all of
Teeswater, Little Cathy Bone note°
Of the guest of' honor, dressed as a
bride, -Wheeled in n heavily laden
tea wagon, after which the gifts
were opened. Lois thanked them
all for their loVely gifts. Lund
was served by the .hostess assisted
by Mrs Jack Colvin, Mrs. Ernie.
Ple,tch, Mrs. Errol Shilliday and
Mrs, Tom Pieta.
MIMICIIIIMECOMINO...1.111191•3=
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