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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1962-11-01, Page 1jprIr••••••••VM!...•••ir••••••••••••••••••!••••••••••••••••••••••••,re•••!•••••••ere • i• BAZAAR and BAKE SALE Brussels Public Library SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 10th AT 3 P. M. Sponsored by Anglican Guild of St. John's Church. Came To VARIETY FAIR SATURDAY, NOVEMBER,3rd AT 2.30 P.M. In the I 0 0 F Lodge Rooms Sponsored by Morning Star Rebekah Lodge Featuring: GOOD USED CLOTHING NEW ARTICLES HOME BAKING CANDY TEA ROOM 1 1 , itT LU EBERR Y R.IPPL • iCt CR E A M Get Yolni . -gttioty On ':44init Earl`„ BE bliht to' tAitt: 146Mk tiOUGH: '60 - • kNV ONE dk,t; OF rukotiAtt 'OTHER M% HE Sunbrite Margarine 4 for- '''' Betty Crocker Pie CrustMix ,pkg. Johnston's Beautiflor Wax pt. ----- 63c Airliner Pears' 15 oz. :2 for 45c ••••••••••••••••*•••••••••••••.•••••••,• •••••*•••••••P••*,•••••.,,,•+'• • ...Tow • ir•• Phone 293 We Deily =.1.......rtrown74‘....7.0%rarrall.MMOLVIe.VrIra,r.eru....r.-ercie.rorhro•vorro,orroirAMM,=. Parade "will "fortn",:tp ,a,t' the Legion ghbrdtirfor service'at -11-a:m. At -11-a.m. I paned until' the next 'Court sitting Princeps Alumni award was won operate the farm he had purchased ! I 'In November 1 1962 . 1"i, Byron Adams. ,. in Morris township,, con, 4. Remembrance Day Banquet-will bei • held Murray CoUltes received a grade ale is snrvived• by his wife, the I on'Monday, Noverriber 12th, at' 7' Moved by 7, A. Williamson sec-, Dim, 'in the. AuXiliary 'Rooms. ended by O. S. Elliott that ;the Court 1 1 12 science award; Joyce Harman, former. Isabel Lowery; one son, I , home economics; Kathleen Craig; 'William of Morris; three brothers, of Revision adjourn, to resume as a l special commercial typing; Karen. Paul of Grey Township; Russel of 1. HI-T 'NEWS' _ Carried ,Greesway, special commercial, Gorrie; 'Harvey of Howick Town, t Moved by r.,,. R. Meehan, seconded; , nroficiency. In grade 1coin-, the co- ship; one sister, Mrs. Murray (Jean) 1 Council BAZAAR and SUPPER ETHEL COMMUNITY HALL WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7th 'Bazaar at 3 p.m. 'Supper 4:30, to 7:30 p.m. Adults- $1.00 Children 500 ,aponsorea .,loy pc. usvicrs unuran -Henfryn DUFF/8 UNITED CHURCH -WALTON U ft. Y SUPPER. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7th 5:30 to 8:00 park ;Adults $1.50 Children 750 -Excellent -Program 14-12-E -0 I. A L 'For 'the Month of November 41010 PERMANENT WAVE 'for -$"5 0 'Satisfaction -Guaranteed ,Make ,Your 'Appointment Now 'OAM:E0":BEAUTY "SALON Phone "29 Brussels The 'Brussels Hi-T 'held 'a 'dance morels.] nneficiency award , was `Maar of Howick, y J. C. gra,utet -that the , accounts on Saturday, October 27th.'This was as presented for payment 'be paid a spedial -Hallowe'en dance -which ' was enjoyed' by all. The results of --Carried: p.u.,u., 'September] light .........182.16 Other proficiency awards went to at two pan., conducted by Rev, I _. the spedial dances were; ., Post Office, postage 21.00 Brenda McLennan, grade 10; Wayne W. J. Morrison of Melville Presbyter- Elimination Dance ea,slick, grade 11; Murray CoulteS, can Church. Watson and, Mira cNair Sohn. _ par,0. September Street lights 170:5 grade 12. , ;intermentt Bra seiss ) I M Freeze Dance John Strieltler 1VIoCutchoon Motors, . . won by Joan Chittick, and the grade The funeral service was held I 11 nroficiencv award by. Doris Ross, from his late residence on Tuesday REMEMBRANCE DAY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11th - •••••• •••• •••••••.. • CARD OF THANKS aeo. McCititcheOn, selecting jurors 4.00 ▪ ;V. 'Cardiff, seleCting jurors ,, COO Win. H. 'King seleCting furore. Receiver 1-General, tax deductions 20.00 P ost Office, Mei. „„ . .. .. „ /ten Callander Nursing Horne; ',Seprtlember ...... „ ...... 31•9f,25 Moved by J. .(1., Krainter, seconded ; 111.-Mitehaii. that Bylaw NO. 74962 be introduced and read a first and second time and passed 'comet Moved by 0, 0. Elliott seconded by T. A. ;Williamson: that .1110.4a* NO, 7-19B2 as passed a first and. second dime be read a third dine and Passed and the Retire. and Cleati be atitherlied to sign and the 4 a t Seal of the Corporation _Arttaehed, This being setting forth" the' .date of the Meeting for nartilii, talon and election .0 ofileete to serve 'the Village of iriiietiew doing the 3ettt, 1001. .....••••••••••,ain, •••••.•• 4,0 • Melville Chl4r2+ ftev. W. J, Morrlcaa. DA. Organist: ,Mrs..Frank Thomseen 10 A. Mi. Church .Schooi 11 A. 1Vi ifOrrOng WOrehtp SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE BRUSSELS CENOTAPH 10:30 A. M. I EDGAR — October 26th, 1962, at t North York Branson Hospital, td Mary and Don Edgar, a son, -- Michael Murdle, a brother for Kelly. We would like to express our :appreciation and thanks to our kind friends of the Brussels area fOr the lovely and useful gifts that were presented to us at the Cranbrook . Community Centre. We sincerely appreciate your thoughtfulness and good wishes, Peter and Marlene Hemingway "They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow aid: w Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the ,morning We will remember than." . Royal Canadian Legion Brussels Branch 218 Organist: Mr. Wm, Connell CHRISTMAS CONCERT The Brussels United. Church will hold their Cihristinais Concert on Friday, December 21st. 9.45 A.M. Sunday :Scheel Ler ages 9, 4.0 1.6 CARD OF THANKS I would like to' say a sincere thank your to all thititie Who were :SO kind to Me While r WAS a patient see-ewe Naomi), London, end when t returned hotne and to alt •wh ads visits and retneriabered me 'with flowers, Otte and CAMS, A very oneniat thanks .to 'Noble Of Brussels and to Dr, *alters of tendon, Venetia tlijoinner '111,4.741. Re*, Alfred. Diy Illisidoiniry to chine and •' Hong 1601g *III *etch Ireryone Welefrine Autumn'. 'Taste Treat EAT AND ENJOY .ons 411 'zkAnglican,Chtirco -11 OR CANADA WILLIS'S FRIGH- RIAR awl SAKtNO DAM! Fr Fruit. Fruit. ahi vatoolthis M Att. Timis WEEK END SPECIALS jiffy`Pie Crust 18 oz. 31 • r44,3ift•Vbike3.0VAIWe"Cs/'"- '``A Breakfast Club Strawberry Jam TENDERS FoR SNOWPLOWING VILLAGE BRUSSELS ,••=,. Carried MiiVed by L. it. Matrian, seconded itieriter that WO riltrertiee to the UriliSSeia tioSt, for tenders for snowplowing for the *nage for 1962419 1100e0i-i'. Mee. It, L.. jennings** , ist HolY 42OitiMitnitni * 11•0••••••••11111•••••••••110.1161.0 MONO. •••••••••••••01 The United.Church 5d OF CANADA Illnleter: Vim A. 4t. Griffiths tolumar, V A L ' 8 !BEAU TT 'mop Cettfog, %lino 001d Waving A Ilesolitilty Phone 1411 •Onmoods Preibyterian ,114 -CANADA MAJESTIC W.I. MEETING 'RE EMBR AN C'E The •November meeting of the G:ERVICES Brusdels W. I. is under the conven- orship of Mrs. Wes lierr and Mrs. Amy Speir. • •-•Tr'-ili,MA Rev: W: J. Morrison will be the guest speaker, subject, "Educat- . lona' System in Ireland." ' The-motto by Mrs, C, Matheson is, The only thing more expensive than 'at: approximately 10 a.m. and T. C, ,Kranter and Reheat Raymond, education is ignorance, The meeting proceed to Cenotaph for wreath lay-i J. C. granter vacated the Court while ;Is Thursday at 2 p. m. in the library ing ceremony at 10.30 a,rn, .Parade his anneal was conghlered. Further wiT1 then' 'proceed to `Brussels' United I All-are 'Welcome.decisions on all cases were post- re V 11 s :root plublishing House essaremos, aosiwa Thursday, .November let, 1962 V-00 per year - $2.50 UT rimy Rpilla Best. Dressed Girl ..... - Ann Lowe .r.,'pron County, paving Rest DressedBoy .„. .... - . Rae Smith streets , The dance had a setting of 111p.chan Hdwe., supplies pumpkins and candlelight. ', Alvie •Higgin, crushed Watch the posters for the parti- gravel Milars about the next dance, PtliC, express and 'Linda 'Bernard Mystery f.Ttecord Doug Elliott Tihe approximate attendance at the dance was 100, The costume prize winners Were as follows,: Comical Class Jim MONeil• Hallowe'en Coatirrim Lynne Workman and 'Nancy MoWhirter repairs • /1.4 Spot Dance ..... ,.:.„.. Gordon 'Guy -Bridge Motors, gas 6.00 All ex-service personnel are Inlited: to parade 'with: the .Bruseels I3anch 213 of the Royal Canadian Legion on ;SUNDAY, 'NOVEMBER 11th. "MoCutcheon Motors, Eire truck '116.22 Allan Nichol, fox bounty -4:00 '13M C, Telephone, 5th draw for 1962 5000:00 J. 'Ni, McDonald Lumber, 'lumber ,George' Davidson, cutting 'grass 164;00 iScholafships, special awards and diplomas were presented, at the cOmmenicement exerclaes, or wog, Preri. Plarict High School oat Friday ;evemiltig, A.H, McKagne addressed the graduate. Frank Thompson, ehairman of the hoard sPelte briefly, Gwendolyn Martin played n -fano solo and the junior choir sang, Mary Pjaniiiton, Bluevale, now attending Assumption University, Windsor, was valedictorian. She received 'ten awards as well as hor gradilation diploma, These Included an Ontario scholarship; the Wing- ham District High School. Board scholarship; Assumption University Entrance scholarship; a University Entrance Dominion-Provincial burs- - Carried ary, and grade 13 awards for Moved by L, R. Machan, seconded proficiency, for Tiltigusti, for history, by 0, S. Elliott that George French, biology, and Latin. She McC,uttcheon act as chairman of also won the Wingliam: Kinotto Club the Court of R eyiSion I scholarship which went by reversion --- Carried to Ruth Hedging, The County Assessor, Alex Alex-; A Dominion-Provincial bursary for ander, and the local 'Assessor, C. ,T.1 University went to Neil Turnbull, Carr.liff, were in attendance, Four! and one for 'Teachers' College to appeals were heard; the New Lois Simmons. American. Hotel, the Queens Hotel, Others in the graduating class ireceiving, proficiency awards were Ruth Hedging, general proficiency; Bruce MacDonald, physical Science; :Brian Schaefer, mathematics; The — Carried Moved by 0. 5, Elliott, seconded by L, R. Machan 'that a building permit he issued to Louis Ebel as ;tor application -Carried. Moved by W. second_ ea by 0. S. Elliott that, the regular part of the meeting adjourn, to convene as a Court' of Revision The regular 'meeting k Of the Village Council was. .held in the NuniciPal Office on iDeteber 15, all inembers being present. Moved by 'a Knuitar, seconded by W. A, Williamson that the minutes of the /twangs of Septemb- er 10, and, Octobm, 3, 1962 be adopted as read Brussels Council, 4349.0Z 5,41) , Mr. and Mrs. Pe;ter Hemingway The success of this campaign; of. Toronto were guests of honor at 2.56 depends on our local citizens, a large gathering in the Cranbrook whotn we hope will all purchase 'ComMunity Centre on Friday night. a lapel poppy from the canvas-' IFriends and neighbours in this sers on the street or when they community entertained , in honor of call at your home. The poppy their marriage which took place this fund is held in trust for the one 'past summer, ' specific purpose of helping ex- 18.00 A 'happy social evening was spent servicemen, and. is kept apart 116 playing cards, During the course of 1 from regular ' Legion funds, the evening an adders expressing, HELP US TO HELP THEM the good wishes of their friends, i RV BUYING A POPPY was read by Murray Hoover while • Don Hemingway presented Mr. and Mrs...Hemingway- with a large wall 4.00 mirror and a purse of money, on BORN behalf of those present, Peter, in a few well chosen words, thanked their friends for their gifts and good wishea. Lunch was served and the re- inainder of a very pleatjant ereldni,' was Spent in dancing. Scholarship winners were: W. cemetery, Clark ,Isbister Memorial Nadler, • TORONTO COUPLE HONORED BY BRUSSELS FRIENDS 99O1,01,4NV4MENT EXERCISES HELD A.T Wir.44HAM DHS (continued on inside page) POPPY DAY SATURDITAY, NOVEMBER 10th., The annual Poppy Campaign of the local branch of the Royal Canadian Legion will be held on John Cameron Adams, 63, died at 11 his home here Saturday night, t following a lengthy illness. • 13orn, in Morris Township, he was the son, of the late William Adams, and the former ban Dolg. He f farmed for sam e years before t :roving to BrIttssels where he I operated a, feed mill, He disposed of the feed mill but; continued to t. DAVID W11.4,10944 BROWN. David .13rOWn, hardware interchOnt in Ethel, died, In 41e:towel gornorinl liospit41 on Sunday following a heart .seizure, He was a native. or England, and. moved to 'Ethel from. Hamilton, lie Is survived by his. wife,. the former Dorothy Tincorabe; one eon, Day1(1, two daughters,. Rose- wary and Betty Lou, all at home; mother, Mrs. Ada Brown, of , Toronto; three brothers, Edward London; 'Reginald of Toronto: I-Tarry Of Ottawa. The body rested at the D. A. P-ann funeral home in Brussels, until Wednesday when removal was made to Ethel 'United. Church for service at 2'p. tai. Rev. A, N. Griffiths • of Elliot - United Church officiated Interinent was in Mount Pleasant .cemetery, JOHN. CAMERON ADAMS was in I BleY • , POPPY DAY SATURDAY, NO 10th and wear a Poppy in silent Tribute to- the Faller 1 and to help our disabled veterans:. •i• el '.;;,• Carrie •, A. Williamaeri, tillott i ia.t tlio‘ tt4' inept '6Aatti or itt the ivi11 Of 'Moved b y W. oieconcied by O. 1.1 Tne etiiiit" hillOtitii NOitAiiiiier t„ 19A2'. 'the lie evil: 24. 07 . ir•rirrirr . rroirrAriiirriirri4414, .64 ...... dor • ....... i 4111&Ir et. re. 'renders for Snowplowing. in the *iitage of Brrieseie reeei.eit * the ondersiened until Noreittber 5-, 1902, State liberty rate arid etandirit time. Lowest or tiny tended :Vet`:isles, Afirityr difeeRed, nid ilieheet triee. Nov. 6 ,i.1441es sit. 140Y, 10 tialfttfti* arid 8fthe sale 0.10•1* . Ii4snErYn Wirt lit 'Olio,' jaVet • Phone 1.0 to—tlittotiO' 'OLAVotiilt t Witt, ;#, ,';4'oti, 'r.11.040 of th'itagela - .:4-tAtli. • i. na ree 1,30 PA.. bible dines '` fp.tri, tgO, tffi0-0 "pen 71111, • tt • i•