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Feted At Atwood
1-1w Brussels ilitemmonship
Bantam and Pee Wee "Jockey
temple were guests of honer at a
Lious Club banquet in Atwood
recently. The teams were pre-
Sent:et" with their championebip
trelehiee during I.he evening.
A special award was presented
to Gregory 'Wilson, son of Mr.
unit Air. Ted Wilson by Larry
Soffry of the WOAA. Grog was
awarded the Robin Hood trophy
for the most valuable player
in the leegue. He was chosen
trent more Cana 100 young
players for the first presentation
of this award.
"Mutt Educatio Theme
Of Address At H & S
Tee .T3russels Home and School
Association Met in the auditoriun
of the school recently with the
vice-president, Gordon Stephen-
son in the chair. Mrs. Lloyd
Kernegban t'ead creed, and
Jatnee Valladee gave the
secretary's ,repert, A short
musical progreter Consisted of
solos by Peter Gibson and Joyce
Eellington,
Lawnie Cleigsins, convener of
the nominating committee, pre-,
sented a slate of officers foi• the
new terra, as follows:
,President .... Mrs. Robt. Raymond
Vice,Presitlents women Steph-
enson, Rev, H. 1.1. Jennings
Secretary Mee Lloyd
Nertiaghan
Teaeueee Mies. Murray
...... .,..„ Mrs. Proglirautentil:ceile. nem 1 t tee
Charles Arnold, `Mire, Ross
McCall, Mrs. George. Mutter
Hers. Verne Grenke, Mrs. Ian
lefeD0 nal d
Social Convenor isle's. Gordon
Stephenson
Press MIrs. Lloyd 'Wheeler
The Home and School shdeld'
for the school winning the most
let-ithe in the recent music festi-
val, was presented by Gordon
Stephenson to Mess Luella
MeAcili ell, who accepted i on
belenlf of the Brussels public
school.
C. R. Thema s °lie to the
Meeting on "Adult Eiluentionly.
Ile stressed that the poWer of
a, group lE) greater than the stint
of its 'components, I-Te. Was
thirthked :lad presented with a.
;Olt by Ma'S. Wheeler,
CARD OF THANKS.
arm :ranfily the info reteedi
Cirri te .0:h to sincerely thank
theft' irierids, and neighbours for
their teeny acts of kindness,
meeeoges of sympathy anti. for
tile beautiful floral tributes
received during their recent Sad
bercar,mrt.t.
HEY KIDS! COMING
Merry-go-rimed, Ferris Wheel,
at pirarsalg 411Ht
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4::..UO A Year In Advance.-- To U.S.A. THE I31tUSSELS POST, Thursday, hay 23rd, 1963 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Over 300 Guides and Guiders
:of Seen 'Huron District are
,expected in Brussels on Saturday
when thley will hold a. Field Day.
See the big parade and tlee sports •
0eireete at the park.
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• Cengratel a tiOne to Barry
Watson' who has written the.
•.necessary exams and was sue-
cemsfull in obtaining both Pro-
vincial and Dominion license as
an .accredited electrician,
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Tack MicCutchbon was winner
of the Feature Event at the
Xiaestown stock car races and
was also among the winning
'racers at. Delaware, over the
'holiday weekend. He was re-
ferred to as one of the leading
,:driver at tille cpv.E.
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Football fans here will have
the opportunity of enjoying
games at the local park this
season. 'Brussels has entered a
team in an 8-team greue. Let's
get behind our boys and give
them Our stipport and encourage-
mime 1
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Feist Huron Produce is dis-
continuing th(eir egg business in
Thiess°.Is, Wewever it is. rimoured
that three energetic young men,
who have, been employed for
some years, there, are contem-
!plating renting the Plant from
H. Rubenstein and carrying on
the business. Tt would he a shame
to see theee then have to seek
employment elsewhere.
MRS. EDWARD HENDERSON
Era Jamieson beloved wife of
Edivard TF.!enclerson passed away
in Winghata and District Hospital
on Tuesday. May 1 lth, 1963. after
a, lengthy glIness.
She was the daughter of the
late M. and Mrs, David Jamieson
and was born in Brussels *here
sbe lived all her life.
Surviving are her lefshand,
two daughters, Mrs, Stella Steles,
and Mrs, Thos. (aTergiierite)
Thornton; four grandchr dren;
two great grandchildren and oe
brother, Jaelt jartilesen of Merril
Township.
Funeral servide was held tit the
TX A. Patin funeral, beetle- on
Friday. May 17th, With the Rev,
Ai. IC:. Griffiths of the United
,Gethrch officiating,
interMont Was in BeiteSele
cemetery;
Pallbearers *ere .Tim• MIAs,
Alvie Riga-lea, Gordon Miller,
Stet/b.:P.7i Law, Philip flehister,
and Jim SmItli,
Floral tributes *eel carried
by lertitetAee Ittetritg, 1 11 0111100111
PIO VOW 1400/it
A miscellaneous shower was
held for Gail leachrin, on Satur-
day evening, elitte.‘ 11th in the
.Brussels libralee
The library was decorated in,.
gaily coloured streamers, , bolls
and bows, Seated withi Gail were,
her mother, Mrs,. Violet Meehan,
Mrs. A, Sacklin. and Mrs, D.
McLean, who were, along with.
Gail, presented 'with lovely cor-
sages of mums.
Me Doreen Raymond kept
the sexty 'five guests amused
with ithe egg contest end several
'games of bingo. An amusing'
contest was won by Sylvia
Hoover with Gail Wilson and
'Audrey Whleeler close seconds!.
An address was read by
Marlene Smith( and gifts were.
presented by .Tuanita Smith! in a
small, decoW•ated wagon, Mrs.
Tacklin, grandmother of the guest
of honour, • placed the ribbons
'from the gifts, on paper plates
making very gay bonnets;•
A tasty lunch was •seryedinr.
.Gala lefrueene'Smitle.nose
Serie Krause, Audrey Wheeler
and Sytele,'Hoover, •
The girls were capably assist-
ed in the kitchen by lIirs. Barb.
MieCutrheon, Mrs', Sarah Steph-
enson and Mrs. Isabel SMith.
RUSSEL B. CURRIE
RuSsel B. Currie passed away
in Neringliam and District Hos-
pitae on Sunday, allay 1 3-th, 1963,
in his 68th year, after failing
health for some time,
Born. in Morris Township, he
was the son of the late Robert
Curnie and Elilabeth Bryans, and
had farmed all bits life on the
fem•th line of that township.
He retired because ;of ill health',
several years ago Since then h:c
had matte his home with his
da.egliter, Mrs, Allan (Elizabeth.)
MrClall, PLR, 3, Welton. Fps wif e ,
the Toemsr Viola McCracken
whom he married January
191S predeceased him in lorit.
Surviving are one deughter,
Mfrs. Allan 11Tr,Ca11, one son,
Douala, and foie' grandchildren.
The LOOT` of the, Western Star
Lodge No. 149 of Which Mr, Currie
was a member. held their service
on Monday night at 1.0 pea, at the
funeral home,
P11:floral service 'was held at the
D. A. ttann funeral• home on
Tit'esday ,Mt.ty 14th, with Rev.
IC. Griffiths officiating.
Interment *as in brussels,
cemetery.
Pallbearers were: Iviittek
Cartel', Sim. McNeil; Ward
Sellers. and Ross Tel!ndan..
..riblites were carried
flertb'S.
LESTER. MACHAN, son of MT.
and Mrs. Leonard Maclean,
graduated on Friday from the.
elyersen institute of Technology.
Lester has completed the three
year coarse • in Radio and
Teieitsioe Arts.
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CARD OF THANKS
wouild like to take this op-
;portunity to thank my friends,
;neighbours and relatives who
sent me gifts and cards while
I was a patient in St. Mary's,
,hospital 'in Kitchener.
Your thoughtfulness and kind-
ness was deeply appreciated.
Shirley .Ta ekl in
CARD OF THANKS
Tile family of the late Mrs. Ed
Henderson wish to express their
.gratitude to their many friends
and neighbours during their
recent bereavement,
Their thoughtfulness, messages
of sympathy and kindness will
long he remembered.
• Special. thanks to Rev, K,
Griffiths, the Rann einem] home,
Dr, Stephens and many others .It
lies been very deeply appreciated,
CARD OF THANKS
Thanks again for your kind
help, material and financial
assistance to reelace our barn,
demolished by wind, Moe- 26th,
1953, with special Bethke to the:
("fey Township PeclOratiliti of
Agricnituro.
Stan Alexander and 'Family
CARD OF THANKS
.1` Wish ,to express nay sincere
thanks to any fietende„ telatives
and neighbours for their Many
eenresSiend of sympathy sliowre
me during my recent bereavemet,
also a. special thanlel to t'ee pall-
flower bearers atel nee.
A. TTigettilmillant, at'ti th'e;s e was
se thoup.htfulle r.emereaeree Mr.
lerori afoot due.
' st ay 'e t,
Tau ron View late
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Slate Of Officers Presented
At Lions Club Meeting
Al the last regular meeting of
the h:eal Olub, Lion George
elcCutebeen as chairman of the
nominating committee presented
their report, recommending the
following slate of officer 'for tho
coming year:
President Cecil Parker
First Vice, Charles Thomas
Second Vice Charles 'Arnold
Third Vice ...... . Robert Raymond
Directors Calvin Kreuter,
1;an McVonald, Gerald Exel,
Besse' Ienight
Tail Twister Calvin Kreuter
Assistant George Mutter
Lion Tamer William H, King;
Assistant Selwyn Baker
Assistant
Secretary
Cecil McFadden
Charles Arnold
George McCutcheon Treasurer.
Cecil McFadden
• wrMicorDaodndalend Assistant
Auditors
William Turnbull
A -letter from the Wingleem,
Lions Club extended an invitation
to three couples from the club to
attend their annual .jeadies Night
on Tuesday, Mey 28th. The Lions
to attend are George McCutch7
eon, Harold. Thomas and Cliff
'Dunbar.
Lion TAPas, chairman of the
Property committee, reported
Nat .pork facilities would be put
'in good orde r immeniateiy.
Lion Roy Cousins reported
that a pair of glasses • had beeti
purchased for $17 far a needy
Lion Cecil Parker reported.
itheit eight members of the club
bad attended the region rally at
Clinton on May 7th.
Lieu Russel Knight remarked
that he would like to see a good
turnout at the annual meeting
and dinner of the Heron County
TE .Association to be held at
thenbrook on May 30tlt.
Lien Cecil Parker reported
that he and Doug Callander had
attended the spring meeting. of
District 5. Ontario. for crippled;
cbildpen, in Clinton or. May 2nd.
Wes Gold Medal
At U.' W. O.
Friends is the BrusSels area.
'wilt be interested in hearing of
the graduation of a. former
're C. S; student from. University
College 310,ss
Dennis, now Of Listowel, lies'
baitoldtad her four yeer :Helmut
coarse ire 'Philosophy and teeth-
tOtlogy with first Class honours,
and has been awarded a. Board
Governor's Gold Medal for
high standing.
Miss Denne, has been on the
Stelae staff of the London'
Taiblie Schools since May 1st mint
in. September, will join the
pormahent staff there.
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