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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-09-26, Page 1...a ... • $2.00 A Year In Advance - $24.50 To T.T.S:A.- CONTRACT SIGNED FOR I ARTIFICIAL ICE HERE At a special meeting on Tues- day night of the 'Council and the Recreational Committee, Council gave 'elonsent to proceed, with the, installation of artificial ice equipment and cement floor at the arena. Work will proceed immediately upon receipt of contract and floor. plans. f The financecommittee reported we are still short $6,000.00 to complete the project. ' We would appreciate a donation from any interested party Who has been missed by the can- vassers. . - The Recreational !Committee, Further Donations Swell Artificial Ice Fund ,pegelow Wes Budnark J. W. Fischer Alex Gulut2en B. Ten .Pai3 Elmer Somers Mrs. Rutledge Rid Bell Mrs, Hamilton Mrs. J. SPeir Bill. Kellington Mrs. Bill Stiles Keyes Allan Johnston Doug 'Callender Mrs. Endes George Somers Stanley M.aelts Ken ,Ashton Allan 'Bridge' Linda Dunn - Wan Grenke Cecil McFadden Jan van. Inlet Ted McLean Jerry Achilles Leonard Lamont Len Maehan . Dr. Stephens filial Stephenson Bill leleWhirter W. L. Broker R Son , Alvin Logan William Dennis Metutcheon Minters LM 'Men Tiorinetiberg Tns. Win 'Knox • 'Canadian. Imperial Bank of Commerce Ng" Cecil F. Parker Charles cwt.& Bidon Wilson Leslie Marl. Brussels 'Coal Yard Glen 'Pride° S.S No. 10 Morris Ball Team William Peacock Fleming. Johnston JIM Johnston ...... Campbell Robertson Lee Breckenridge W.. T. Nicholson . .......... Glon Snell ......i 5.09 Jack Seel! . 600 :!ttOqiehal. let/040 660/ 'MOM Couple Honored On 25th Anniversary On Sunday afternoon, Sept. 1.5, Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Heming- way were ,.pleasantily surprised!. by members of their immediate who arrived in a 'cavalcade at their home. The occasion was the '25th anniver- sary of their wedding and con- gratulations and best wishes were showered on them. The 45 guests overflowed unto the sunny lawn where they visited and chatted, A sing-song of favourite songs and hymns with Mirs, Harold Cardiff at the piano, ,ended with a specially composed song depicting the life of the happy couple. As it finish- ed Stewart Lowe presented them each with a silver anniverary tea, cup, and a set of TV tray tables. Dougla's thanked their friends for , good wishes and gifts. The prograM continued with a lovely du et. "Irow Great 'Thou Art" by Mrs. Edwin T7Iston and Cyril Prescott. A delieious lunch was enjoyed, rmse attending were Mr. and IVI,i'Sca Peter Hemingway, Miss Sharon. and Neil, Mrs, Margaret ICardiff, Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair Hemingway, Toronto, Mr, and Mrs. Stewart LoWe, and family, Mr. And Mrs. John Conley, and family, Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Dennis, Ma and Mrs. Dick Dennis and Dales Barrie, Mrs. Harold Cardiff, Mr. and W. Edwin 161ston and family, London, M. and Mrs. Murray Cardiff and family, Mr. and Mts. Cyril Prescott and family.' Honored By Friends Relatives and Neighbours ,About seventy-five neighbours relatives, and friends dropped in on Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Heming- way to offer congratulations on the happy occasion of their silver wedding anniversary on Monday evening, September 16. A vocal duet by Carl and Marie Douglas, -piano duet by Mrs. Win. Eling, Sr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Cardiff and impromptu nUmbers were much enioYed. A poetri written ()pension was rend Carl Hemingway who composed 'it. Gifts of an outddor lamp and a silver serving tray were pre- sentecl by Mirs. Jim Moses and. Norman T-Toove;'. Although taken by surprise Doug expressed their gratitude in a very pleas- ant manner for remembering the oce.n•sion and for the. well- chosen gifts. After lunch was served Doug .and Wihrin. Passed their anniter 7017411T17 cake, The evening cies., tiri With Many gtiott 'ell:4110S l'or‘ h bittiff.P 100 tOtittiOt. WESLEY E. JERMYN Wesley E. jernlyn, 82, Of . INrasels, died Friday night 'In Wlitigliam Hospital, Born in Wiiignam, he was the Son of the late Mir. and Mrs, Avis SegnlYn, and farmed in Morris Township until retir- ing to Brussels 1.5 years ago. ITO leaves hi$ wife, the former :Bertha Wright: a. son 117-telVill, Morris, two sistere;aMgs, Emma Gray, Toronto and Mrs, Tessa. Near, Detaoit, and three grand- children. The funeral was held from- the D. A. Ra.nn funeral home on Monday With the Rev. A. 1,TI ,Johnston of Bruseels United. Church officiating. , Burial was in. Brussels ceme- tery. Wins Honors At Rabbit Show The Bunny Huh Rabbitry, owned and operated by Herb Tra.wk,ins, made a fine showing at' the' recent Glencoe Rabbit Show. 'The,- local rabbitry won two firsts, three seconds.. and' one third. Brussels Softball Team Go Down Fighting The Brussels Girls Softball Team, played the deciding game of their, series with Exeter, here in. Wednesday night. 'While they lost to the visitors by a score of 7 - 3, the home- town girls made a gallant battle of > it right down. to the third out. of- tlie ninth inning, but they wore beaten • by the more ,exper- ienced players, The team and their cdaehes, ,are to be congratulated on their effort this year and we hope, they will continue next season to improve their record. PREMIER ROBARTS tonficience in the Robartrt adniinietratidir WAS eXPreSteti, in the SW90.1kg COn eataatativ 'Wittg'11 A04014 MURRAY GAUNT Liberal eandleate ,defeated by 3 votes, asks recount. !Betrave Defeats Formosa 7o Win Champioriship Pitcher Jim. Cannes struck out 1.4i batters and delivered a two- run' double in the 11th inning to provide Belgrave-eWith' a 4-3 win over Formosa in the deciding game of their Western Ontario Athletic Association Inter- mediate `P* softball semifinals Formiesa. on Wednesday night. •Coultes collecited :three of..the. Winners' 10 hits, ENGACE.7 MENT Mr. 'and :Mts." WilliaM W. Sinith, Brussels, aOntaaio, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter Jean ;Repeats, .to Mr, Larry l7rederlek Lahn, son of Mgr. and. Mrs., David Lahn,: Hanover, Ontario:• . • The marriage will take place in 1111elville Presbyterian ChUrch Brussels,, Ontario at , Thanks'. giving. CARD OF THANKS ,I would like to thank ' my friends and .neighboure and irelatives for the lovely gifts, Cards; and visits during my stay in the hospital and since corn- in.g home. Special thanks to Dr. Coles.' the nurses and staff of Victoria NoSpital and to 'Dr, . Noble. Patricia. White BEEF CALF CLUB The fourth meeting of the Brussels 4-11 Beef (Calf Club was held at the farm of Tire Smith R. II., 2, on September 12, with nine members present. A class of mature shorthorn gave instructions on fitting and showing the calves for Achieve- cows was ;fudged Don Pullen. meat day. The meetirg. eloSed with the -1•IT •pledge. find the toll coll. Wallace Blank tbithked Jim Sinitb foe ).hd use Of Ott biltt, the eettle ited Pet,f=i4timaate,. Y r li GEORGE McCUTCHEON A see...sow battle betweent P. C. George ,MieCutcheon and Murray Gaunt, Liberal, for aluronlBruce riding kept the result • of yesterday's vote in; doubt until the very end. It 'concluded with Me'CuterietM elected by an eyelash margin of votes. There will he n. recount. Meflutcheon polled 6,350 votes comnar6.d. with 6,347 votes for Mr. Gaunt. He chalked up his , greatest victories in the. Townships of Huron, 330 votes and Willis 444 votes ' and rinctham with '753 votes. Conservative gains' were made in Grey and Morris Town• ships and Brussels where thcl voters gave their hometoWn ,candidate a malority of 201. , PEOPLE, WE KNOW MrS's 011-traith, Toronto. was a visitor in Brussels last week. Mr, t end Mrs. Jack Coultas and Dehorn. tSf AVallneeburg and Mr., and 'Mervyn Pine have returned from as enioVa.hle visit to the 'West Coast. liirrs. 'Earl Somers is a patiePt in St. .Tosetere Hospital, London. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price of Hamilton" visited with Mr. tend Mrs. Pill Porno 'last week- end. W. F. Todd of Stouftville„ a, former Canadian Bank of Cons- coerce malinger here, :renewed ?equal:Om-lances here on Satur- day. His daughter Linda was a guest at Miss Marian Hoover's -wedding. Ethel 'United An'niv'ersary On Sunday, September 29tni. at Pl. the congregation. of, Mel -United 'Church 'will cele- beatr. the passing of another year in the lire of their church, when they observe their Anni- versary service'. This service, will featere message by Rev. A. Higginbotham of Walton, and Nimein.l. music by the choir, The' imi;fift li ra Wilted to atm% 10.00 6.00 26.00 0.00 35.00 2.00 If 2.00 7 6.00 3 2.00 '2.00 2,09 6.00 10.00 6.00 20.00 2.00 , 5.00 y 1.09 7 50.00 "' 5.00 . Y 6.00 "16.00 25.00 ► 6.00 10.09 10.00 • 2.00 40.09 25.09 • 25.00 • 10.00 7 50.00 10.09 2.00 200.00 10.00 " 10.09 7 100.00 ' 50.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 - 50.00 ittett 5.00 ' 4.00 ' '2.00 6.00 2.09 1.09 609 THE BRUSSELS POST SEPT. Nth, 1063 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Gee:, McCutcheon Wins Huron-Bruce By 3 Vote Margin; Recount Demanded