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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-05-30, Page 1aaa S'3.00 A Year In • Advance — 250 To U.S.A. THE I311USSELS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 30th, 1963. POST PUBLISHING ROUST@ H.orticultural Society Enjoy Travelogue Society ncitehtey heldb ethiecrcall.e IIaIatli .cmuiet7tinring basement of the library. The President. D, A, Rain, welcomed the regular members from Walton and Brussels and the guest speakers Mr. and MTS, Warren from, Goderich. After the singing of Oh. Canada and the minutes' reporting oven' 50 'members paid fees. The District Annual Will be held in Ripley on .Tune. 3rd. It is honed that many will avail them- selves of 'Ripley's hospitality and nearness, bus trip to 'Elora Park was arranged for the second Week in Tune, Any one wishing to go please call Mrs. James Armstrong .Tr., convener or Mrs. Frank Shaw. The news letter read by Mr Alfred Knight was interesting as Mr. and grs, Warren then, took (-Jeer the meeting taking us in beautiful picture and, story through some of the nine differ- ent countries through which they tan veiled Norway and Sweden were ,•rielyti mostly as they are countr- ies which are not as well known. We went by ship through the long- est and most beautiful herd's in the world beyond the Arctic circle to the world's most northerly city, Hammerfesk whore the cmi shines for 24 'hears: a day three months of the year. The Norwegian current teMper- ates the elimate to such a degree that Palm trees were seen growing oulaide. Mountains everywhere with perpetual snow. Always the cobblestone narrow streets Paved with solid atone 'althea that wear forevermore. Then. we crossed the stormy North Sea to New castle on Trite and up to Bonnie grnt"lantt, Where we sow the Castle. Sir Walter Scott's famous momnuent on Princess street. the floral clock in the Castle corons, the heather and sheep on the hills, a lovely trip through. • lovaa- enuntry, Lunch was sei-'r'd by Mesdames • vionnor remingway ens Stephens: BEL.GR.Aaria GARDEN PARTY.. Polarave rnited Church Garden: Party will be held in the church, baseMent on Wednesday, nine ttli. Supper Will be Served front 5:30 to g' roryone Welcome .-- - GREY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL SOCCER NEWS BOARD AREA NO. 1 PEOPLE WE KNOW Brussels youngsters who have been Appearing on ClICIIX Romper Room. at Wingham are Bill King, David Stephenson and Laurie. Compbell, Mr. and Mrs, Douglas T-Toraing- way attended the graduation +Ceremonies of the Canadian. Memorial Chiropractic College, Toronto, on Friday, when their son :Peter was one of the graduating students, Nail' E'en"- ingway, Mr. and Mrs, Stuart Lowe, Lester Machtm and David Xenliedy also attended, John Hoover B. A., son of Mr. and Mss, Norman Hoover, recent. ly received word that he hail sitcOoS Stu Ily completed studiee leading- to a Bachelor of Library :acience degree (B,L.S.) at the 'McGill Library school in. McGill -University, Montreal, John will commence duties as a professional' librarian beginning in .Tnne ilia Lawson library in the etTniversity of Western Ontario, London, CR A N.13, R. 00 V. Rev, Una Morrison, intetan mderater, Brussels, conducted the service in .Ktiax Presbytertau Chant en F:ittnday morning. The iolic wing children were baptised Betty Jean, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Dick Bradshaw, and Paul James, infant son of Mr. tad Mrs, cordon Engel. 'Uniting with the church by ciertificate, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bradshaw, Mr and Mrs. Herman Whitfiold, Sharon and Lois, Mr, Harvey Smith , and. Mr. anti Mrs. John Seddon. A solo was sung by Jeanne Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. 1-aowa.rd Mitchell and family, Thorold, spent the week end here. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ainley, New Westminster, B. C. called on Miss Alice J. Forrest last week. Mr. Ainley was a former teacher in Cranhrook School. Craribroak 'Evening Auxiliary Mrs, +E. G. Nelson was nostess fer the May .meeting of .the Ordain-00k IFvening Auxiliary. The leader, Mrs, Donna Knight opened the meeting with' a reading about usprino", followed by a hymn. prayer, and meditation, The pre. starlit presided. for the business Hiring which the sea f nry read 1.er minutes and c.orrespondenc Mrs. Kay Pheifer and Mrs. Betty Wer,, eleetert ta the com- mittee for Kintail Camp. Mr. Nelson showed the film "Double by a hundred" aml conducted a. 'hoe. discussion on it. The anretina closed with prayer. rollowlag, the meeting Members of tan WM'S and, a group of irimirls from the bank and Brussels., along with the rven- Ing Aaaillary Preset foci Mrc, ,3'ean. Frans with a ShoWer. -of pea aarinl had household articles. Tartlet, aiii soritti ti(100 #ty NEWS The last regular dance of the season was attended by about 40 teenagers on May 24th, Mr, L. o akin assisted by Verne. Mills cm fiddle 4Tia .Joim waitscn s t called oft for several square dances. The mystery record guess was won by Doag Itilliett and the spot doace plates were taken by Darlene Machan and John Watson, Chaperones were Mr, and 'Mrs. Huether. Vlection results were as follows: President John Watson Teasurer Toe Watson Secretary Mary Watson Lunch Con. SYlvia„ Hoove:: Press Rep, Doug Fplott Advertising Rae Smith social Con. Darlene Machan Representatives Girls 13 - 16 Joyce laellington Boys 13 - 15 Bob Pearson Girls :la -19 Boys 19- 19 Thirbara 'Bray JIM. Yttill The fiVe candidates for 111-T Queen to he chosen at the Sum- mer Ball, June 21st, are Mary 'Teem, Barb Bray, Derlene Meehan, Bonnie Workman, Pat Tiaarans, The Qneen Will be chosen by impartial judges from out of town. Due to poor attendance and the fact that exams are looming close it \Vas decided net to hold; ibe recatlar daece on June 7th: The next dance will be thd 'semi formal. Watch for adver- isem en ts. Thanks from D. Raymond to all the Members of the past years executive who co-operated and worked bard to make Hi-T a success. Also to parents and other who tame gi chaperone so willingly. This was very mu3h appreciated by all' the 1-11T. club as. without chaperones we Could trot continue BRUSSELS, GUIDES AWARDED TROPHY AT FIELD DAY The Brussels company under captain Elizabeth Sholdice and lieutenant Katharine Achilles worn the trophy for the highest points in inspection of uniforms and percentage. in attendance at the South Huron district Girl Guide. Meld Day held here on Saturday. Companies from+ Hayfield, Cen4 train& Clinton RCAF, Clinton, ngetor, Goderich, Seaforth, Hen- call participated, NOTICE WADING POOL DIRECTOR. Wanted Hours — 5, 7 to 3.30. 9 days 2 - 5 Sundays For nine weeks from July 1st to AO, ./1 tiodiky $g0,00 poi!, $4)O1o, Atoi,? Rioul The regular meeting of the Grey T.S.A. No, 1 'Board was held on May 6 at 8.30 p.m. in the Ethel school with all members present. The minutes of the last regular and one special meeting were read and adopted on motion of .MeTaggert. end Pearson — Carried. Motion of Demaray and-May- nard that, the mill rate ter 190 be set at 10 mills for Clomxnercial and 9 mills for Farm and Resin dential Carried' Motion of MeTaggart and Ray- nrurd that the Board accept with regret the resignation of Miss Jean Campbell, music super visor for the. Area - Carried Motion of Dem,aray and :nay- nard that the following accounts, he paid R, ire Cunningham, oil „„ 168,81 Meehan Hardware. repairs 16.59 J. M. cHonald Lumber, Ltd., repairs 13.88: Jean Fraser, caretaker supplies .4.00 Alexander & Clhaprnan, insurance , 12,40 Roy Vogan, snow rem oval 10,00 John .Tohnston, care- taking No. 4 5.00 N, S. Hoover, hoard dinners ,. 7,20 Geo. Pearson, mileage to Stratford 6.40 Mrs Rhea P'estell, supply „,. 28,20 W, Smith, labour 43.86 Jack Hood School Supplies suimildes 8.65 Moore's Welding Shop repairs 11.00 De G Roy Fenwick adjudicator 50.00 The Meeting adjourned on motion of MeTaggart to meet again on June 4 at 8.30 p.m; N S Hoover, Secretary CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks is extended. to all those who so kindly re membered me with cards, letters, mid teats while I -was a. patient in Victoria, Hospital,• -London. Your thoughtfulness was very much appreciated. Thos;% P;erce. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincera thanks to all who were so kin4 in me dating my illness, Your visits treats, and cards Were very much, appreciated and will tong be renienri bered. Hazel 11.. Mc:Padden " BORN l'EN PAS — To Mr. and 141+ti Albdii Teti Pas, Rritsseis, ifs IASI:owe-1 HosOttil, 0n- Mentli1.y 117Ibi t4 0171f 1VIIIIi` .A.110A By (Barry Currie) Seemingly the backbone of soccer in Brussels has collapsed 'Only one older citizen, 14 the the person of Allan Nichol, came forward to be a vertebrae in our much needed backbone, A broken back usually causes on animal to be destroyed. Thus the soccer team Should be de- stroyed tr our team represents their ,tom:o tpwa, We canriDt destroy :brussels, although tim Older citizens lack time, and in t Ot em G. or in other words, ',ha backbone to support and en- courage a soccer team. arliapv youth, sometimes wn as a wonder drug, can keep soccer and Brusssls alive, - The North Huron Soccer Assoe- iati n in etingat -Goderich on May 23, was attended by Ken Stery and Barry. Carrie. They entered a team and took part in the bus- ines's at hand, Bantssels - Home a Away - Game diere 5 Brussels vs Goderich Ti .1 lee 12 Clinton (R,C;A:P.) vs Brussel:. June 19 Brussels Ts Winthrop June 26 Hingham vs Brussels Jtily 3 Brussels vs Goderieh I July 11 Brussels vs Centralia (110APJ .manly 19 Brussels vs St. Coluni ban July 24 Goderich IT vs Brussels July 3 , Brussels vs •Clinton august 7 Winthrop vs Brussels August 14 Brussels, vs Winghani August, 21 Goderich! vs Brussels: AtienSt 2,e Centralia, vs Theissels ante; time 7:15 unless furite, scat iseci CARD OF THANKS I wish to empress My Sin:tete thanks to all thoSe `Whom in am' 'Way assisted around home or sent me cards While I Was le the •Sletbritt Hospital, Chas, A. Heitner CARD OF THANKS Albert and Lillian Wood wish to express our heartfelt appreelae ton for the many enquiries, carts flowers and gifts sent to Albert Turin g his stay at Mount Sinai Taospital, Torcinte The wore 0Sbecially appreciated. iifis was a greet morale Iiierii&ee neit)ik 'gee iniejhull N a 1ICE Selwyn. Baker has moved his Insurance Office- to the atret a...a Block, 5 doors north the business place formerly of a a previous location, in. crup'ed by the Beauty Salem .1 tacit, 0.tt! Orintt