The Brussels Post, 1963-06-27, Page 1No excuse for improper Dark-
ling on our main street now. Our
busy utility man, Dave Hastings,
has been painting white angle
markers-on the street for prop-
er parallel parking.
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12.00 A Year In Advance — $2.50 To U.S.A, TIE BAUSSELS POST THURSDAY, TUNE 2,7th, 1963 POST PUBLISHING. HOMO
Walton Coppie Reach Golden Milestone
Feted By Gathering of Family And Friends
SHORT
SHOTS
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The .Queens Hotel is getting a
-new look this we with a
prayed coat of white paint.
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The' Rev. Allan Johnston of
Edan. Sask., has accepted a call
to Brussels United Church ,Ho
,is expected to arrive July 3.2th.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wheeler, son,
Dave and Doug Davidson found
good fishing at Lake Nlipising
-while on a recent trip. One catch
-was a 5 lb., so inch pike.
An additional water supply
Tor the village of Brussels is
being drilled for by the Davidson
Well Drtillers of Wingharn. The
:drilling Is being done lust north
of Earl Somers home,
School is out and vacation time
Its here for young and old. We
hope our 'summery' weather will
stay with us. Have a nappy hold-
day hut do be careful. We, have
hall more than enough tragedies!
this area.
4,
Poor parents! Now comes the
Tunending question from the
young fry, what can do? One
thing they can do Is take swim-
ming lessons it the Seaforth
'pool, sponsored b'y the localj
-Lions and Legion. Every child.
:should learn to swim.
The cold evenings and numer-
ous. other attractions during the
Week put a chill on the carnival
at the pruSsels park •Friday and
Saturday nights. While attendance
,Vas dissapointing the ,Youngters
appeared to eniov the rides and
,Mber attractions.
'ONGRATULATIONS
Miss " dweititolvn ivranqn, of
the Grade V
roan terPoint'ffiia'ininatIons of the
'11:46.1"dontiery(tiOry Mlisia of
'FI'Ordnte t thq- rfr661t,
ptitMlit
Lions And ,Ladies
'Enjoy Steak 'Dinner
Members of• Brussels Lions,
Club and their wives enjoyed a
,.delicious • steak .dinner at t be
Lions Park ..on Monday night,
bringing • te,..•4. close 1969-1963i
year.
President elect Lion Cec
Parker thanked all who hae
i assisted n'inaking thje`dinner' a,
success.
, .Special mention to the cooks,
Lions, Jack McDonald and Max
oiatielo,.. •
-TialtetS were digtilbiited to the
members for suit of the month
draw to take place Sept. 9.
Brussels 4-H Beef
Calf 'Club Meeting
Second Meeting
The second meeting of the
T3russels 4-IH Beef Calf Clinb was
held on the farm of William Roe,.
on J11110 17th, 1963. Nine memb-
ers were present,
'The meeting opened with the'
4-H pledge followed by the
judgling clasS of 2 ,year old
Aberdeen Angus • heifers. Clu
leaders . Smith and Ross
Smith gave an informative lesson
on Breeding and Preeding Man-
agement. and a. questionnaire on
System and Tireedhlg- Guides.
Refreshments were served at,
the house,
MRSI JOHN F. BEIRNES'
The death occurrea In ListOwel
-Memorial Hospital on Thurs-
day, June 13th, of Stisan Han'ist,
Widow of the late .Tohn. Francis
Beirnes, in her 9.2nd year. .
She was horn. in Grey Town-
'ship, the daughter of the late.
John Harris and Catherine
'Clon.nors. She was married in 1R99
and lived on the farm on the
13th concession of •GreY. She was'
a member of •Ethiel rnited Church.
Surviving are one daughter,
'Mrs, Fred Sawyer of Winghath
and thVee sons, Howard of Luck-
now and Sam, 13th concession of
Grey Township and Norman at
ii eine. •
;The funeral service was con-
ducted at the Peebles funeral.
home in. Atwood en Saturday,
June 15th by Rev. • A. T.
C-riffithls .of Ethel United Church.
Burial was, in Mount 'Pleasant
cemetery.
'MEMORIAL SERVICE
of 1't11.rria;
The "A.Tinal Memorial 5referIce
held Stirld Y 7th, as;
eight „reOloolf. . aev :Vohni
Wth'irOrton .
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Walton Girl 'Dies
As Result Of
Car-Truck ACcident
.A,lexone Williamson, 15 year
old daugh1ter • of Mr. and Mrs.
,Norman Williamson of Walton,
died Sunday in Victoria Hospital,
London. The young girl was a;
'victim of d.njuries received in
cantruelc accident Friday, near
;1131yth at.the south bend of the
intersectien of the boun.dry line
-and Highway 4, •
. „Robert Dapple, 17, of I1,R 3,
Soaforth, who was also injured
In ,the accident .was, rernovcd to
Cildaten General Hospital where
he ;was reported in satisfactory.
condition on Monday.
.,,The young people were in a
ear which was in collison with a
truck driver! by Harold Hutton of
,.(11eininis, who was not Injured.
The funeral service for Miss'
Willamson takes place from the
D. A. Bann funeral home.
:Brussels, on ThurS.day, at 2.p.m.
Interment will he in Brussels • ;:o -.1
nemete3;y.
(Honored By Family On
Wedding Anniversary
, klYir, add Mrs. Lawrie Cousins,
were Pleasantly surprises] last,
week end, when several ,membes,
of their famllies gathered at their
home in honour of their 10th Wed.-
ding•anniversiary and presentedq
them with some loVelY gifts.
ThoSi attending Were feoiii•
11/0141alid, Walton, Stratford and
Brussels,
WALTON
.8th And 16th Group. Of
Walton ,United- Church
The June meeting waS• held at
the honre of Mrs'. Don ,Fraser on
;Monday 'evening Jun .17 .
Mrs. Jack Biryans, opened the
meeting with ,a reading- followed
by the singIng of 4 hymn, Tha
Lord'S Pra:yor. .and: - the Script-
ure r6ildhig, ' AlIrd . Psalm were
repeated.
Mrs. George McCall gave the
tonic "Oltittlawa and the Rytt-
kyrti;.'` Mts. ,faCk Bryand gave ai
readin-g and closed' the meeting
with e hymn.
Minutes of the last' meeting;
were read and t.NO roll call
answered by 17 ladies.
Mu:sten --pi-resetited
MrS. Les 'Oliver with a gift on
behalf of the group prior to her'
TrIOIrIng to their new -tonne
S ehforth
flamer collection was taken,
A very'. enjoynble box social'
fpllowed, the boxes being 0110.-
ioned off' by Mrs. Jan van .Yliet,
CART/MP anal 1STurraY
Ciirdiff announce the
Dli '.*ftree 12th, in.
`(.1 81:nW01. lleirtop181 'arimVtoT
tutil tilsotbSitt
,. • . Griffiths PrOnotinced the
benediction -.and afterwards, the
ladies •of Croup 4 which was Con-
ened by Mary Lowe, served
delicious lunch: Theso ladies!
were thanked by ,Tank Cardiff.
A BELAYED THANK YOU
We would like to thank our
many thoughtful friends and
neighbottrs for their donations to
our welfare and their many acts
of kindness. Ti. is kindnesselike
this that makes Its glad that we
live 'in this great cOnurrunity.
T also watt to thank the many
People who sent cards arid
visited me while I was hi. the
F7-W hospital. Also a special
thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Smith of
Cranbrook and the Lions Mb Cr•
Brussels, their ebonite, Yew-
thenghtfulness. will always be re.
embered
IMO foil l'ento
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Porter of
Walton were guests, on Saturday,
at a family dinner party given by
their daughters, Mrs. Clifford
17,:ernagban of Brussels and Mrs.
Tames Lamont of London, in
honor of their 50th wedding
anniversary.
The immediate family and the
brothers and sisters of the. couple
were !present at the dinner in
Walton Commanity Hall which
was attractively decorated with
baskets of pink and white peon-
ies.
After the Itinner •the..„.hrothers
and sisters of the • anniversary
couple held open house in,,.,their
honor during the afternoon
and evening when_ a great many
K'nlled to extend .congratulations
and good wishes...
The tea table, centred with
a wedding cake flanked with gold
tapers, was presided over in the
afternoon by Mrs. George.Dundas
and Mrs. Lena DavidSon while
Mrs. Murray Davidson,„...Mrs.•
Herbert Travis, Mrs. Stuart HUM-
ithrieg Served.•In the -evening tea;
was poured by Mrs,..Roy Bennett.
Mrs. Themers...:Wa,tson and Mrs.
:Donald Mc:Taggart. Mrs. Ronald
Bennett.. Mrs. Bruce Walters, Mrs..
Ross . MCTaggart, • 'Mrs. rAwood.
MoTaggart....served. iirnest
Stevens assisted lift , the kitchen.
During the evening-- entertain-
meet was provi6
:'b.thbrother of the :OM of fifty
Years ago, .11r. Porter 'of
Winnipeg, •-who had also. played,.
.VIOUti. solos, at the Wedding, • of
Mr. •and Mrs., Porter datight-
er,... Mrs; • 'Lecicwoldi of TOrIntto,
sang Hew Great litcd'Art.. ••
Mr. and. Mrs. Rorter received, •
.many lovely and•nseftit•
-exPessions of. the esteem. with
Which they are regarded.
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• The.,...,.. Couple fanned: in Grey •
Township, 'east of Brussels, for
32 years befere th6'y retired. to ,.„.
Walton in. 19415; Mr, and. Mrs.
Porter are both -enjoying good.
health.
REOpLE WE KNOW
Ali's. Peter Hemingway, Reg
N., has accepted a position oni
then nursing staff of ListOwet
Memorial Hospital.
Two 'car loads of former
Intends and neighbours of Hesp
ler, paid a, surprise Visit on Mrs.,
'G. Chidlew on the oodasion of
her birthday,
CARD OF i-HANKi4
We wish to thank all of those
Who extended e•cpressions of.
sympathy. for floral telbuteS, and
those who helped in any Wily;
also pr. 130V:10 and the Sespital
staff; v1isv.4.1it
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United'Church Congregation
Honor Griffiths 'Family
Prior To . Their Departure
On Thursday evening, June
*th, members and adherents of
Brussels United Church assem
bled 9ii-the schoolroom of the
church to spend a social evening
with Bev. and Mirs. Griffiths and:
DaVid prior to their departure tc
Ma new pastorate at Lowville
near Burlington.
Carl .Hemingway made a
capable chairman and was ably
assisted. by Mliss Marion Hoover
at the piano. Following the sing-
ling of hymns and . •serfpture
Passage read by the chairman, a
Ishort program. was • presented:
Me.'•Cocil" Parker, Chairman of
the Stewards, spoke of the co-
operation they had received, Mr.
Cecil MoValiden chairman of the
music committee, spoke on behalf
eftke choir and Mr, Roy Cousins.
for the Session. These • brief
speeches were Interspersed with
mnsie by. Pauline l),TieCutcheon!
accompanied on• the piano by
her sister,--Vonne, ,also numbers'
by the 'Alabama' ,sextette corn;
'posed of Sarah Stephenson,
'Barbara Mican tch eon . Pieta,
Cousins,. Crace Clousin.5„ Betty
Campbell.....and Betty McOutcheon.
The guciSis of lienour were asked
to come •Corward !Ind gifts were
presented to them after' any
addre SS was •reds] by JamPg•
Turnbull, clerk of the Session.
These gifts , of crystal, a hand
pa.aflted picture, lounging chair
and utility enSe were presented
:by Ives.. Dick Stephenson, Mrs. J. •
Rowland. Mr. Tin d
Oldfield. Words of annre-
eestionfor the lovely gifts were'
&iireEtsed, by coeh of: theL:honorn0 i
giteSts„,..