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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-11-21, Page 10 2.00 A Year In Advance — $2.50 To U.S.A. CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Mervyn McCauley wish to thank their many friends, neighbours and relatives for their cards of and expressions of sympathy, beautiful floral tributes, baking sent in and other octs of kind- seas at, the time of our- sad ber- eavement. It was all deeply appreciated and will always be remembered. Thanks to the Ethel Teen Town, who have provided the fresh paint job on the Tithed Com mu n Ity Center. Ethel Hall Board BOWLING NOTES The Strikers heat the Whirl- winds. 2636 to 2,507. The Strikers are leading b 790 pins. Highest Dave Hastings 370 Ethel Brewer 365,. Ron Htiether 359 Lowest Marilyn Higgins 192 " Betty Bronson 197 Ray Bronson Iros wope :rofft porititutm • Brussels H. & S, Association Hear Talk On Grecian Trip Lloyd Acker[, Holyrood, was guest speaker 'Wednesday night at. the meeting of the Brussels Home and School Association, held in the kindergarten room of the public School. Mr. Ackert was ire charge of a group of Canadian. Boy Scents Who attend- ed the Scout Jamboree in Greece in the summer. With the help of a series of color slides taken by himself, he told, a thrilling story 'of his trip. An array of souvenirs, flags, and rnernentoeS of limey countries was arranged on a table to be viewed., Mrs. Ross IVIcCall introduced the speaker, and Mrs, Cherie% Arnold thanked 'him and present- ed him with a gift, The Boy Scouts and Cubs of Brussels were present in a body in charge of their leaders, Douglas Callender and David Kranter. Vice-president Gorder Stephen- son wee in charge of the meet= inc. Tim minutes Were read by Mrs. Lloyd Kernaghan. Mrs. George Elliott, convener of the committee in charge of the etiveteee collection by school- hitaT ri on Hallowe'en reported that $60,17 had been sent to tNicEr headquarters. The TTome and School creed Wee read by Lawrie Cousins, The banner for the most parents uresent at the meeting was re- tained by Mrs. -Kenneth Tyer- man's room, A lunch wee served. CRANBROOK and MIS. Allen Dunn and children, gitchener, spent the, week end with Mr. and Mrs, Earl. Dunn. Several from this district at- tended the presentation in honor of Mr. and Mrs.. Don Jacklin on Friday evening in 131nevale. Me. Allister Bird is a patient in Listowel MemOriel Hospital. Girls of the 4=H curb with their leaders, Mrs. -Wilfred Strickler Mrs. Leslie 'Knight. Participated in• the program, at the Achieve- ment. Day held in Seeforth Dis- trict Trfigh School on Satureay. Come to the Tiezhar in the rotemunity centre on Saturday, Niv. PO, at 3 o'clock. The Ladies' Aid ot 'Knox .Preehyterian Church wen bete. F,pwiri rr, beldnee con r/V. Christmas Cards etc., for tale and tee will he served. A silver collection 'will he taken, Evety- body is welcome. The Women's Institute Family Night took the femni of O. howi- leg party at Forth:vice% Tito litishe,nds joined to !hitt and cards were pla.7ed. at the Com- munity Conte?,e.re ell enjoy .1 e ,• 111101 Wirt, MRS. DANIEL CASSIDY Mrs, Daniel Caseitly, 16, 01 Bluevale, died Friday in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea- ' forth. -She was the former Mary Burns, a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Burris,. Semeibilig are her husband, four sons, Iarnes and Francte, botle, of London; Edward of Tillsonburg: and Daniel of Scar- hdroug; 'five daughter, Mrs. Welter (Mary) Arscott, Whitel- church; Mrs, Anthony (Berne- elate) DiNmet, Scarborough; Mrs, Val (Theresa) 'Voisin; Walk- erton; Mrs. (Ba scill ) Arthur two brothers. John of Toronto and William of "WhitechurChi* go Krrandchildren and 12 great 9-1.p ,,(10111elr1?m. The body rested et the D. A. Rann 'funeral home where Provers were said at pine o'clock on -Sunday evening, .Ttecitiein *Rich Mass was sting et St. Ambrose Rotnall Catholic Church ai. ii a;rn. on Monday. Thrial took" Nace in St. Ambrose Roman Catholic cent- etry. FOOD SHOPPING IN THE SIXTIES • Food buying to get fun value from every dollar. is the theme of Nurse sponsored by the Majestic Women's Institute, of 'Brussels, to he held et the: Public Library in Brussels. This Course begins at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. Nov. 27th, 1963. Miss. Mary Mcinnes, Home Peon- enlist from the xtensfee Branch Home Economics -Service Of the Ontario Department of .Agricule time, will conduct the Course. Food preparation will be denion, strated showing serriparison of time a.hd cost in Using heme- prepeeed and !:convenience". foods. Modern food products and methods of packaging, advertle, leg and merchandising will he tp died, A csodini intenfied Wffitltil III 9 The regular meeting of the Village Council was held in the Municipal Office on November 4th. all members being present Moved by Vim. Stratychule sec- onded by 0. S. Elliott that the minutes of the meeting of Octob- er 7th 1963 be adopted as read - Carried Moved ley L, R, Meehan second- ed by J. W. Fischer that Harry Coll be issued a. building permit as per application parried Moved by 0. 5, Elliott second- ed by In 1t.. Machan that the Council advertise for tenders for snowplowing in the Village of Brnesels for the season 1963-64, tenders to be in by '5 p.m. Nov. 18, 1963 — r!arried Mnved by S. W. Fischer, see- ondekl by 0 S.. 'Elliott that a lease 'he drawn up with Mead beverages re: rent of part of old month in advance, all repairs ane school 'for the sum of $35.00 per renovations to be, done by Mead — carried Moved by Wm. Stratychule sec- onded by L. R. Mochnn that the accounts . as presented for pay- ment he paid Brussels p.u.C., street- . lights 168.21 Mrs, Wylie, debentures 1500.00 J. T. ITolcomb, supplies 8.76 Callander Nursing Home October 'Welfare 327.25 R. W. Kennedy, printing „” 212.28 Bridge Motors, gas & oil' 13.06 Gordon Workmate repairs 8.50 .Gordon Workmate po sing . 17.50 12.60 Oeo.poitfoedingrd, gravel nnd grading 34-2.40 Geo, Davidson, cutting 148.20 grass WM. Ting, gilirbage 120.00 collection Receiver General, tax deductions Post Office, D.T.S. Brussels Fire Brigade fireMen's pay 179.75 'Moved by Wm. -StratYchuk, sec- onded by J. W. Fischer that the meeting adloUrn, to meet again December 1.4, 1968 or at the call of the Reeve — Carried Ernie Beirnes was awarded the contract for snowplowing, J. 0. granter Nem. Klee Reeep Clerk BORN EDGAR To Jim and ,Titan Edgar, on November 14th, in T.Istowel Memeriql Hospitelt Ii fie.t11014 - giff?,11Y., POST PUBLISHING BRUSSELS COUPLE HEAD EASTERN STAR CHAPTER, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Leach of BrUssels, • wore installed as Worthy Patron and Worthy Matron of 'Regal Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, lllyth, in an impressive installation ceremony held in the lodge rooms at Myth- on Tuesday evening. ATTEND YOUR NOMINATION MEETING It does no good to criticize Yditr reunielptif -officers on the street corners or at home, If you are dissatified with the admini- stration of local affairs, the place to voice • your complaints is at YoUr nomination meeting. Your absence gives your approval to the manner in which public affair are_ being conducted and implies that you condone their actions, or, are disinterested. in your own. municipal affairs. Your representatives would also appreciate your presence with words of approval for a tough job well done: CARD of THANKS Vie would like to thank .our many friends for the lovely gifts, kind thoughts and wishes before we left Brussels. They will always remind us of Oar • thirteen pleasant years spent in a wonderful community. IT-aeel and Bob Walker CARD OF THANKS illy sincere appreciation is expressed to my relatives, friends and neighbours, for their many acts of kindness while I was in, hospital. My sincere thanks is also given to ler. Noble and to the, nuesittg staff of the second floor of iLietoWel Memorial lour considerate kindness 7./116,: greativ appreciated, • Mee. ITonry ArTT'‘stvokg Horticultural Society Enjoy Pictures And Commentary The November meeting of the 'Brussels Horticultural Society was held in the Brussels Library ,on November 18th at 8:30. There were 31 members and nine visitors present. The president, Mrs. D. A. Rann, 'presided. The September min- ' 'tiles were read. Roll call was an- swered by something pertaining to Christmas. Members brought :IChristznas decorations which were sold and •113.10 made, Mrs. 'Bert Hemingway, Mrs, Wm. Miller, Mrs. Donald Dunbar, were appointed a nominating corn- Trainee. It was decided pot to make Chrietrnas decorating corn- petitive but to ask residents and ihusinese people to decorate, :and at a later date have honor. •abie mentions put in paper, Miss Ann Oldfield played a piano selection which was etinch enjoyed. It was suggeated the society have a spring show and that, more advertising through members be used to drew' attention to this. Mrs. R. W. Stephens was the speaker for the meeting. While she set up equipment Mrs. Walter Kerr played the piano. Mrs. Rtelilletis' pictures were much enjoyed, as well as her -commentary which accompan- ied. them, Mrs. N. Reid thanked Mrs. Stephens. The Queen closed the meet; Ing after which lunch was served. iii Mel N.Mitett W. Turnbull And Son Win 'Top 'Lacombe Honors Wayside Adam 14S owned. by Wilber Ternbell and Son of Brussels, was jUdged grand Champion boar at the 114Yal Winter Fair, Toronto, this week. Other classes -wen by the Ternbulys were: Boar Milne months and ever) ‘Weyside Adam 1.4S. Boar (under seven months) First Meadowbrook Adam 4011. Sow (1,5 month and over' Second, Meadowbrook Eve 9T.. Sow (nine months: and under 15) Second. Meadowbrook Even 85T. grus$e1Q TIC 28.55 15.80 THE BRESSFALs POST, THURSDAY; NOV. 21st, 1963 Fire Destroys Morris Township Barn Season Crop of Grain, Hay Also Burnt The barn on the farm of Mies Roby Bone, 3rd concession of Morris Township, was destroyed by fire early Monday morning The entire season's crop of grain and hay, as well as s tractor, seed drill and other implements were lost in the fire, The blaze, believed to have been started by lightning, Rat first noticed at 5:30 ease Neighbours succeeded ire get- ting the cattle out of the barn 'before firemen arrived. The Brussels fire brigade and the Morris tank truck answered the summons.