HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-01-17, Page 11$2.00 A Year In Advance
SHORT
SHOTS
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9Tho Lions didn't roar On
Mionday night.. The weather was
• ;too inclement for them.
Pity the poor birds these days.
:Our feathered friends will appre-
. Mate our putting out food for
• ahem,
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W. G. Leach drew our attention.
:to a plump healthy' looking robin
that was feasting on the fru?...
of a Japanese cherry 'tree in his
yard on "Wednesday afternoon.
'Later a cardinal joined the robin.
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A sore' hack does indeed. Play
'havoc with one's mobility, also
with one's disposition. and slows
clown production in this office,.
so please forgive our tardiness.
The doctor says "lumbago"
frost wish it would go.
Don't you envy the youngsters
these days? Bundled up in warm
:snow Stilts they happily wade
through snow drifts and go scoot-
ing down bill on toboggans, with,
fa sparkle in their eyes and,
laughter on their lips, It is
'wonderful to be young enough
to enjoy' our winters and, not
just be annoyed at the inconiten
lenses.
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The W.D.ILS, students of thiS
cOmmim ty had an unexpected
holiday on Monday when , the.
buses were cancelled because of
the storm. °lasses in a. number
of rural schools v'ore also
cancelled. Did yon put in yout
regular hours of slimly bays and
girls?
You gentlemen of leiMires take
note of the invitation, elsewhere.
In this issue., to join the gentle-
men's club of this village, A nice.
cosy spot to enjoy your favourite
Card game, plus other thitiga,
during these days of wintery'
blasts.
Those. of us who make use of
Use convenience of the Ci-NR ?Or
travelling, instead of hue.Ving the
hazardous, ti-affie-jamined high-
ways on long Will regret
tbe atirtailtitent of •the service
when: it comes as it surely Will
in the riot teilibte tixtitte.
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'FOrtnilatelY Gerald Piaclier of
,11Th 1, Atiffeted only Minot Mittales
Stitulay :whin his car left the
• .road and attitek a ±t6e. The
occurred when a tire
blot: Out and he lest control of
the vehicle which iwrie domolislind.
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'What changeable Weather!
Mid. Mild, and then. cold and
stormy. One Consolation. we are
RE•FvE WALTER FORBES
NEW 'HURON WARDEN
flee re 'Walter Forbes oC
Goderich Township was elected
Huron County ;Warden defeating
Reeve Clifford Dunbar of Grey
To'vnship.
A dairy farmer, - Mr. Forbes
has 15 years experience in
municipal work, .nielirding six
years op the 1tioodericli Township
school area' board, !Our years on
the township council and five
on County Celina,
I :e is married: to the former
Orace Cihurdhill and• has .i.tro
sons and two dangliters.....'
Ex-warden ;George JJeCn.tcheon
escorted Mr. Forbes to the ...ehair
and installed him with the chair
of office, gavel and key.
Magistrate•alenn Hayes ad-
ni'inistcred' the oath of office.
Seven new : members were
wc'ieOMed. They are Reeves
J. TT. Corbett, of Hay township:
Ernest .Snell, West Wawanosh
township; Kranter, of
Br:nasals: William Merritt Myth.;
and•Ernio' Talbot of Stanley
township; Deputy Reeves.
Harter of Stanley. township -mut
'Musaer, of Exeter.
MURRAY HOOVER, PRESIDENT
OF NORTH HURON JUNIOR
FARMERS FOR 1963
Murray Hoover is president of
North ITuron Junior Farmers for
:1.993.
Murray, who 'is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Norman. Hoover, was
elected at a meeting held ATI the
Wingbam. District High School.
Other officers are:
Vice-Presidents Robt. Higgins-
John Wight/ruin
Sec.-treats, Donald Procter
Directors Murray Scott
Alex N'ethery
George Procter.
Robert Mathers
not the only ones having it,
Eh., MI the French. Riviera iS
-experiencing cold Unknown in
that area, There is one sure
thing. spring is not just around
the Corner::
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Thaiika. to those Who sent in
repOrte on sports
Hockey game Will be in next
-week's .1581te. tioW about Yee.
curlerS?
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WhY aloes everyOlie aSSititie you,
are oft ft diet eVery title YOU buy
cottage elieer.ie?. 8Ver try it 'with:
lots of added inittor,„ on. crisp
eVti toast? — titn
eihoo.E16 cLiiti butter troiii mit Went
dairy of eonite.
Wild 4 iiloOttig it 15 to iii06
,good friends And n.eiglibeittra,
•Osner1611-' When you' are in
lrnuhle oi- indisposed, Our special
thanks to 'the Hilton ExTioSitOr
arc always ready to lend a
linlninrr hand when we need it
snit to trittia0 ethers W-lie Made
it easier for its at this
CALVIN J. KRAUTER
Reeve Calvin Rrou ter, who
succeeded George Nalutche,on. as
reeve of this village at the
inaugural meeting of the Brussels
Council, is attending the present
session of County Council in
GodeHch this week.
MRS. FRANK CARTER.
There Passed away in Victoria.
Hospital, London, Thursday,
Jarinary '10th, 1904, Hilda Ivy
Davies, beloved 'Wife of Frank
Garter, OW a, brief illness,
Mtn in tngland the Year
1900; Ma'S, Carter came to eta:nada;
With, her family and Settled in
Sedgewick, Alberta, where she
met Frank garter whom she,
Married in 1931, Mr. and Mrs.
Carter and their two daughters
Moved to °dart° in 1942 to a
farm an the, 4th concession of
Morris Township,
Mrs. Cluter rested at. the D, A.
Roam Pinter:II Fionte on PH day
where many friends and neigh-
bents paid their respects, The
funeral service was held at St.
John's Anglican Olittreh, Brussels.
Saturday, January 12th, at
1.30 p.m., Rev, IL L. Jennings
officiated.
Left to mourn her 108s her
hukhand, Frank, two datightera
Eliza betb , (Betty) a n d Katit,
leen, both of Tortnito; sisters
Mts, Ethel Mansfield and Miss
Vera 'Davies, both in England,
and Mrs. Horace Davies
(Dorothy.) Calgary: brothers
Weller(' and Allen both of Flog-
latid, She was predeceased by
three brothers, Watto, George
and Stanley.
Pallbearers WOO. Ross totioan,
Robert Wheeler, 'William Mania,
Orallarn 'Work jack Loge and
Allen M,ceatll, rienret bearers
were JOO, Brewer and Barry
erTIZ:it ',MS int. Drli 8 KoUt te
HnCKEY RESULTS,
In the Atwood Brussels game
played here. Ttre anesday night by
the intertneriate (earn Diaissels
wont down in a 13-'k defeat. The
liantam. team also lost to ..Atwood
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WELCOME TO OUR
GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
The official onetime,. of the
Gentlemen's Club, commonly
called "The Doghouse'' took
place last •Wrednosilay with a
' ar go or d in attendance.
Much credit is given Ned
frw free l'Ontfil and to
Dan McTavish for oil furnace.
...Special thanks to Jack. Vivant.
and Art Henry for labour re
sOuttbb P; and waxing floors,
washing windows. redecorating-
walls etc.
A \valet:too sign is out for all, New
inombers are being solicited. The
only' gtinniation, you .0141st play an
laniect. game. A small donation lett
will/ Dart MacTavisb for lights
fuel and cards. will he appreciated.
Tiris donation yonr niemborshin
card and. you are welcome six
afternoons Cki ell it-eels. 'Euchre.
cribbage, bridge. checkers Om
also the latest news, gossip,
and scandal. all local; free. advice,
on medical care, spiritual mat-
tera, political turmoil, domestic
problems. If caught cheating your
Charaeter . will 1W analyzed then
and there. •
For locatiOn enquire at the
R-ntledee Store and welcome. to,
out' elite society. •
DAVID lilictEAN IS
VICTIM OF MORRIS TWP.
TREE-CUTTING 1' ISHAP
Funeral service for David john
McLean, 13, who died as n result
of an accident while cutting wood
'was held from the A. Rani)
funeral. home in Brussels op.
Saturday at p.m.
11.rr. IcC,ra n, who was a life-long
resident of Morris Township, was
working on the farm of Harry and
William White, in Morris Town-
ship when Ito was struck by o,
failing tree. The tree bad been.
dislOdged by another tree that
was bein(4.
Due at the brothers William
Willie, had to cut the fallen tree to
free ihe trapped anon, win> Was
flictiti the bush on a sleigh.
Shortly after huiirg admitted to
N\inghttni General Ilospital. by
Dr. R. 'a'. Stephens, who attended
the injured. man. .i\fr. McLean
was removed 10 Victoria Hospital
London where be died on
Wednesday.
Mr. Nit:bean was the yon of
the late 'Air. nit(' Ilk's, Donald.
MciLpati. rV big to mourn
his death, are FL sister, Mrs,
.George CP1111)ca) AIlachan,
MI tehell, and seVeral nieces and
nophoWs.
Rey. W. S. Morrison of iSTtslirltte
Presbyterian Cilittreh rionaneted
the funeral servira. Puha( was
fn Drassels conletOrY,
HoRT1C11LTURAL MEETING
A Inc": 'mg of 'the Drissels
1Totticoltural Society wall bo
held in the Library on Monday,
January 21st at 2.30 P.M.
POST PUBLISHING HOUt$0
MRS. W. L. SPEIR.
ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF MAITLAN'D
PRESBYTERIAL
The annual meeting of the;
\Vernon's _Missionary Society ot
Maitland Presbyterial was held.
in ;=;1. Andrew's Church, Wingliant
on January Sth, with the Presi-
dent. :sirs. garish Moffat, in tliei
r.
The morning devotions taken by
Mrs. Prtnit Smitai, Mrs. W.
Strickler and Mrs. Mac Engel of
Cranbrook Auxiliary, dealing
with Genesis- Chapter. 1, showect
nothing. awn separate us from
the love of God.
secretaries of
1.1 tt, various departments were
received and all showed that
1942 he d been en enouraging
year,
Mrs. Russel Martin, Mrs, S..L
Stewart' and Mrs. Gorden
Campbell of the Molesworth.
A tt i a ry. in conducting the
nfternoon devotions, explained
that in the last judgement, God
judge each one according to
iho 4 r re-actions to human need. in
giving help with no reward
canceled, doing it as unto Christ.
IVirs. W. MurchisOn, President
of the Winghani Auxiliary, in
welemning the guests, compared
the Meeting to a family gathering
where Many helpful ideas are
terchanged.
Rev. IL McLeod, Lucknow,
Moderator of Huron-Maitland
PresbYterY felt that the inspir.
ation among women to carry on
the missionary work, is guidance
from the Holy Spirit.
The highlight of the afternoon,
wa,s an address by Miss.
Coortzen the deaconess of . St.
Mn thew's Church; Toronto, doing
downtown mission work there.
The mission 'work of the clutch
is 'to look into the future and to
help those who need someone to
fasten life to. If the chureh, dis-
rogerns this mission, it is no
longer the &larch of Jesus'
Mrist. Missionary service is
effective not only hi larger fields
but in the honies. At preSent
the tragedy of children forced to
Care for themselves. is eVidenned
in the problems of adolescents
today. Is our church nrogra,n
meeting-tile needs of our children
and young- people growing up in
present day mivirontnent?
Following this challenging
toll:. arrangements were made
fm' the synodical meetings to bo
held in Winglinin in April, 1903.
Mrs. Meilen iri het closing
remarks, conitinted the mission.
ary depottmonts to the .pat is
a wheel, shoWitng the liedeaSity
4.4 till ports Working together tti)
Tile n united successful ettert,
Tho- officers Were installed lay
Mist, rionttert,
Mrs, Sutherland, r.tliley, oxprest4-
thaillts to all wile bad helped
to mako the meeting a :41W A ^4
'01,, following, aro the ex-
oe•ith o for the Maitland.
1'1.-shyterial for the year 1002:
(continued ea back pOze)
BRESSELS, ONTARIO TM; JAN. 17th, 1993 — $2.50 To 'U.S.A.
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