HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-07-11, Page 1SHORT
SHOTS
The continged lack of rain is
.presenting a serious threat U.
crops in this area. Gardens are not
thriving and lawns, if not water-
ed are seer and brown.
The self serve supper, sponsor-
ed by Morning Star Rebekah ,
Lodge, on, the lawn at the home
of Ralph Pearson on Tuesday,
attracted a good number of
people who thoroughly enjoyed ,
the supper in spite of the ratter
chilly weather.
ip.tai A Year In Advance --,- eae0 To U.S.A. 'SWF BRUSSEILS POST JULY 1.1th, 1963 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Miss Gale Wilson Crowned Queen
At Hi-T Plawaiian Summer Ball
July Meeting setting last
Many in beautiful Hawaiian
Friday evening whore
A. gala evening Was enjoyed by
Melville WINS
The July 'meeting of the W.MtS, 1 the 33r1tBeel e Infr club sponsored
wee hew in the auditorium of the their animal Summer
Ball under
the capable direction of their,
church on July 5 with the presi-
(lent Mrs. W. 'W. Sraith in the 4 leader Mrs. Robt. Raymond
chair, The devotional part of the The boys and girls had worked
meeting was conducted by Mrs industriously for many days beforehand and the results were
all they could have hoped, a color-
ful eettinfs for their party.
Min members were pleased to
see so many of the past years
chaperones:present indicating
continued interest.
There must he a lot of spank.
jug clean children around
these days, without mothers
having to dunk them, in the tub
by force,. What with all the
youne,sters taking swimming
instructions and the recreation
evading pool a busy spot there
can't be a. dirty urchin left for
mother to scrub,
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Vacationers at summer resorts
no doubt were regreting the cool
days we lied. Sun bathers do not
appreciate those brisk chilly
breezes, nor the swimmers the
lees than eomforteble temperatur
of the lake waters, Nor doee it
tend to make the cash registers
'of, the resort operators
However it wee Just fine for
those of us who TIM, to carry of
With the daily grind.
•
Brussels will not aurffer from
water shortage in the forsee-
able future, The new Wall, just
north of the Ilea SornerS homes
will provide 2480 gallons of water
a minute Wnen it is put into
.opevatiOri, This: second well,
which is 190 feet deep, Will he
need primarily in emergencies.
North, ,Hilron members will
have the opportunity to enjoy two
hue, trips this month: The 4-H
Inthicational Bus Tout will he'
held July 16th to Western Ont-
orio Aereulfurel Selsbol at Ridge-
town line oilier Drente of interest
in Rent Ciennty, The T-Turon
flub memeers will visit. the Out-
Ccomie Producers 4,H Swine
Hose offiree seenrela Peckers. Ltd,'
and Pioneee 'Wilier+ on .Tnly 18th..
Read the ad8, in the Post
Contributions, To 'Belgrave
New Arena Fund
Harry Williams, Clinton —. 5.00
Purity Seeds co.,
Brantford 5.00
iBrussele Lions Oluh 50.00
liowson & Howson,
Blyth 25.00
Teeswater Creamery Ltd 10.00
Blyth. 'Legion .. . .. .„..,.. ... . 1.0.00
Brussels. Legion 60.00
Brussels Llivestock
Sales Yard 60.00
Belgrave ,Co-Op 100.00
"alladian Bank of
Commerce, NVingham, 75.00
Tetteknow Community
Sale 20.00
L. E. Cardiff. 'Brussels ..„ 100.00
Albert Netbery,
Hamilton. 15.00,
R. B. Gamins Ltd.,
Brussels
'25.00
Michael MePhall.
California 5.00
Carling Breweries Ltd.
Walkerton 50.00
Received with thanks. More
amen next week,
Mrs, 'Ted Pear,
R. R. 5, Brussels
Horticultural Society
To Hold Meeting
The Brissels .horticultural
Society will hold their regluar
meeting on Monday July 15th, at'
8:30 in the Public. Library.
The. roll call is to he,answeredi
with suggestil6ns, for the Flower
Show.
Hach member is asked to bring
a floral arrangement to the meet-
ing to be commented on and
judged by Miss Helen Arkell of
Teeswater, who will be the guest
Spett.lser, Dverybody Welcome.
Brussels 4:171 Calf CIA
Third Meeting
The third meeting of the
Brussels 4-H 'Cp„If Club was held.
on July 2nd, 1963, at the farm of
Wilfred Strickler.
Gerald Blake presided with 14
members being present, There
Was a discuseitm on the aiming
bus trip on July 16th 1.963 to Kent
Coentse A class of mature Jersey
'Cows Was judged after which
reasons were given and discus-
sed. Mr, Mel Chamberlain, slith-
er assistant agricultural repre-
sentative, gave n, talk on the
"Marketing of Quality Milk',
Ado, to My. I-Tank Haas-boot, son
ot, eel', end ales. Abraham.
Tfansnoot of R.R. 1, Gorrie, Ont.
The marriage will take place on
Angest 2nd, at 8 P.M., In the
(Bothell Christian Referthed
Church, Listowel.
Ross )Nichol Bruasels
installted 'MGM
At District Meeting Here
The District meeting of Huron
District No, 8, was held in the-
aVeetern Star TOOF Hall, Bras-
;lain, on June 27th.
Ross Nichol of Brussels was
installed as D.DO,M at this
Meeting. Other District Officers
also installed were: Benson
Sutter, Clinton, D.D.G.M. and
Rae Ceawford, of Brussels,.
D. D. G. Sec,
The installing officers were
P,G,M, Ross Cheswell, Preston
and P,CeM. 'Win. Jeffery of
Waterloo,
This being an oven meeting,
Ttebekane 'and friends' attended
as well as members of the
district lodges, Exeter, ITensall,
Brueefield Goderich, Clinton,
Seaforth, Wingham, Allan Camp-
bell, of Seaforth, was the retiring
D.D,G.M.
A social hour and lunch follow-
ed the conclusion of the meeting.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
* * •
Dds Henderson of London was
a Brussels, visitor this week,
• * •
Miss Jessie Little is attend-
ng . Summer School in Toronto.
Mrs, George Chidlow is visiting
With friends in Kitchener and
Hespler,
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;Miss Florence McNaughton of
Clinton is visting Brussels
friends,
MeDoneld had the
tnisfOrtnne to tall off a load of
bay on Saturday He is in Wing
ham Hospital With a fractured
beck suffered In the fall,
• * *
Mrs, Dlizaheth Dlliett. and Mr.
aed Wive Andrew Eisler of London
were visitors With Me, and Mrs,
Win, Beane on Saturday. Mrs.
Elliott ci,elebrated her 94th birth-
day on Monday of this Week,
* * *
Lester Meehan Who is en the
staff of the CBO, Toronto, Wes
home Ter the week end and
Visited With his father, Leonard
Man a who continues seriously
Aare Long and Mrs, Roy Turves.
Following, the singling' of a hymn
Mire, J. Gibson gave a report on
aWelcOnse and Welfare" work
and Mrs. J. Campbell read an
article on the Presbyterian
Fellowship House in Winnipeg,
The business 'part of the meeting
was under the leadership of Mrs.
Smith, Hymn •546 was sung. The
roll call was responded to by
repeating a verse with the word
"Blessed" in it, and, the offering
was taken.
Mrs. Gerald Meet, gave a very
interesting paper on "Korea and
the Koreans in Japan." Using a
Map for the Geographical setting
she sketched the history of the
Korean nation; the domination of
the Chinese and Japanese dyna-
sties; the infiltration of Csommun-
ism by Ruselan the suffering that
two' wars had imposed on the
helpless people; the bewilder-
ment of conflicting religions on
innocent people; the poverty
stemming from the fact that only
one fifth of the land is . tillable..
Only the Gospel of Jesus Christ
and the help of other countries
can set the brave Korean nation
free. World Vision Inc. The
Salvation Army and missionaries
from our Canadian and Arnasical-
chnrchee are carrying on a noble
woos there,
lase(' The meeting was
singing of 11, hymn anti
ih beneseetion.. Msne
CARD GE THANKS
My sincere thanks to all thotte
who sent cards and visited ine
in Clinton Public, Hospital.'
Special thanks to those who
helped with farm choree and
haying,
It, was all were mulch apprec-
iated,
Tan W 111
WALTON
Mr. and We. David Andrews
of Toronto, were weft end guests,
with Me and Thee George Derides.
Miss Stine Higginbotham. 011
London, spent the week end with
her parents, Rev, and Mrs,
T1 isee nb ethams
;Sass. Kenneth Ritchie and Mrs.
Donelas Ennis, epreat several
save in Toronto 'last week
The Siteisa residence in the
has been PurehaSed by
Uses' Long of Brussels,
Daley in, the evening a spot
dance was won by George
(Sateh) Watson and Ruth Michie.
The highlight of the dance came
with the' arrival of three special
guests, Mies Dmily Metzger' and
Monty Snyder and Bill StepheesOn
of ONYX, TV, Wingliann The
'noosing of the TT1-T Queen began.
vfifh ihe introduction of the five
contestants, Mary Watson, Dar-
lene Maehen, Gale Wilson, Bar-
bara Bray and Bonnie Workman
Foch girl Was privately inter-,
stewed by the three judges named
above who had been given ai
written summary of each girl's
'e ast achievements in school,
m)orts, chereh, 4-H, Hf-T etc, her
interests and, hobbies. From
this 'information they made: their
choice Miss Gale Wilson,
cWlatelsgollitr ie wonfs Mr, awrnecloMys.
by Dianne
Eldou
Teetippes last years queen.
The newly crowned queen
weaved a spray of roses from the
Horticultural Society, She ease
was presented with gifts of
jewellery anti cosmetics by HPir
president Brian 'utledge. After
a. few Words of thank-you by the
queen her attendants were
called forward and each received
gift of sosmetics.
fleecing continued to the music
of The Staccatoee, a talented
teenage combo whose !Miele was
enjoyed by ail present,
The ELT extends thanks' to alt
svho showed their interest in any
Way, Their 'help was Mitch
appreciated, They are happy that
Brnseeis, folk do not believe
with Shaikeepeare that We Should
"Neither a borrower nor a lendee
be,"
There could] be no' Seeedsaful,
arty without their 'generosity.
CM:lb OF Tiereisike
I wish to express my sincere
tWeke to all those who assisted
around home. sent cards, or gifts
anil visited' me while T Was a
patient in Lietowel and London,
hospitals, also my sincere thanks
to the doctors and nurses for
their kerelnees,
Mike Stratyohult
A quiz was given on this topic ill with a heart condition, to
'and the meeting was adjourned. Listowel IIdsii tat,
iTsunch was served by Mrs • le •
Ntra. Odell, Mrs R. W.
Stephens, Mrs, Ta.s. Armstrong
ENGAGEMENT .Tr., Mrs. Wm Miller, Mrs Ella
eTh Shiterie, Mas. Carl HerningwaY. o n ce Mrs. Gerald Exel,, Mrs. Burl.T-Teraingway, Mrs.. Brussels, Ont., wish to' announce nun oir:ogooloot of
their dam per, Russel Harrows, eer, George
11SIdison and Mrs, George love,
cot members 'of the Bressele
arorticeltural Society,
the • annual meeting
Ontario Horticulteral
Zane 8, held in Ripley
day, July 4th.
attended
of the
Society.
n 'Iniurce
by
the