HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-12-12, Page 142.00 A Year in Advance - 82.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSE4LS POST, T:tritSDA.Y., DEC* 12th, 1903 POST PUBLISHING HOU13n
meet u I turday a . se 3.30 R.M.
'Grey Twp. School Area No. 1 Election Results
present and former neighbours
arrived and an enjoyable eyeri-
Mg was spent playing euchre,
high prizeS going • to Mrs.
Jack Jordon of Luegnow, and
Harvey Bryans low to Mrs, Tack
Pipe and James Davis of Lucati-
A presentation then took plaCe
in the livi groom When art
address was read by Grace!
Sholdice and Pat Davis and
(lied 14 Lillian Kerr presented nein With St, Joseph's Hospital, London, a pair of lovely step,im tables. Sunday following a long illness.
Both the bride and groom of 25
years ago made suitable replies.
A delicious innah was served
completed with a bride's Cake
made by Cl'aCe. Sholdice.
All departed having extended
good wishes to the bride and
groom and thanking the host and
hostess for enjoyable
evening,
On Tuesday evening a ,surprNe
party with, friends from Sea'forth,
Londesboro, Whiteeburch and
anti triissels: Was lucid at their
home. They were presented With
'several beautiful gifts. Euchre
and a bountiful lunch brought
the evening to a close,
.Alajestic WI Hold
.Short Course
On. Wednesday November 27th
the lodal Institute held an in-
teresting short course for all the
WOmen. of Brussels and district
from 10 aan, to 4 p,m,
Invitations had been sent out
to Crenbrook, Ethel and Walton
Institute groups to meet with, us.
A box lunch and tea was en-
joyed at noon.
Miss Mary MeGinnes of the
Tiome F2conornies Branch of dire
fIcpartment, of Agriculture, Ter-
,onto, was a most interesting
'speaker.
d-Ter subject - rood Shopping
in the 50's many factors which:
!affect 'food shopping and pitfalls
-for the shopper to be wary of in,.
high pressure advertising. These)
"include varitles, brands, grading,
processing, packaging and label-
ling at. the manufacturer's and,
wholesalers level. Always see the
weight on a.ri.icies however
obscure on the label. A film strip
illustrated these factors of grad-
and sales promotion.
Two lemon pies demonstrated by
Mrs. Jim Smith, and Mrs. Carl
Duningway to compare eon-
la:mit:nee 'foods (mixes) with their
homemade counterparts. The
results of their efforts, with a.
good Cup of tea, was mach• en-
Sorne disappointment ''Was, felt
that more women cud net. take
advantage of this fine home
econainiSt's ....knowledge of' heir
'beat to handle food buying for
our homes in this age of high
pressure saleamanship. •
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CARD OF THANKS
T wish to thank all those who
reinenibered me With cards,.
treats, and. visits While r 1\,•a.s in,
Victoria, Hospital, tendon, and
since rotnrning house. SPecial
thanks to Dr. McInnis of London,
Andrew T. Bremner
Listewel, RR 2
.CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our •sineere
thanks to neighboUrs and rela,•!
tires. 'for the lovely stop-up tables
presented to us last 'Saturday
evening, A special thanks.' to.
those who planned the event. in
our honer and a ssisted in any
way.
Also thanks to the ones who
paid its an unexpected call on
Tuesday night and presented us
with gifts.
Our 25th Anniversary will
always be rerhembered with such
idndnesS,
Prind(1: 0,04 Villrcrj r.111#
Polling Sub-Div.
-John. Cox 2
MaxWell Deinaray 17
Daniel Snyder 15
Daniel Snyder and
No, of eligible voters
Edythe M.
Donations. To The.
Artificial fee Fund
Brussels Driving Park
Association $250.00
Ken 11.,Icrarlane ....5.00
Queens Hotel 25.00
Stewart McCall 100.00
()wring Breweries Ltd 50.00
Selwyn Baker 25.00
Hattie Downing 25.00
;Cilift Bray 10.00
Herb .Hawkins 1,00
N'ormn Hoover 5%00
POrg Connelly 2.00
Froward Cllacott , 2,00
Archie 'Moses 2.00
Brussels Sales Barn 500.00
Knight: Eros. 5,00
R. Smith 1.00'
Ross Cunningham 10.00
Ralph Triebner 2.00
T. Freniingway 25.00
Bill Mnses 5.00
Alex Pearson 25,00
Ceo. Pearson 10.00
'Stan iSpeiran 25.00
Brace iSpeiran 10.00
W. Kreuter 10,00
Mwood MeTaggart 2.00
elmster Earl 5,00
A, Swift ,, . .. ..... ,.„. 1.00
Doll Alexander ............. 5.00
.1. C. Laniont ........ 5.00
Jim Cardiff 5.00
Don Bateman 5.00
lint Strtitners ..... 2.00
C:liff Dunbar ......... -.15.00
Dort Codder, .... „... 1.00
CONGRATULATIONSI
Peter
passed the required exams to
grant him a license fin' the pract-
ice of his 'profession anywhere in
Canada. T-Jo was tho only one of
nine Candidates: with \yea success-
in 'obtaining,' stich a license,
WARD OF THANKS
hEy sineere thanks is here Ott-
'pressed to all those who fiSSisted,
the. time of tho r1 ,4 and those
who have helped in ninny Ways
since. Thank,-; also lo the firemen;
of Brussels. Wingham and Morris.
irpr their efforts.
Yeur itintlnags is ai:)Prticdn.ted.
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the OM-
ETHEL'
Mr, and Mrs. Jelnea Pesters
were Sunday visitors iii Torento
With Mr, and Mrs. Win. Bremner'
kit-til Mrs. Don Pestell of 'Stir-
lington accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. John Conley and
:Deng w err; Sunday visito rs With
Mr. and Mrs Archie Jacklin.
Mr. anti Mrs. George Pearson
aril family and Mrs. Jon Pearson
were London visitors on Sunday
vrith Mr. and Mrs. Don swift,
Mr Austin rtnynard who has.
been putient sit LisioWel 110Spitat
641ii!S;lri in Morn tiorrici 114 WO
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,Brussels UCW Entertain
At Christmas. Meeting'
'On Wednesday. Dec, 4th, the
Brussels IT. flf, W. entertained
ladieS from. 'Walton, Ethel and.
Mmicrief at th,-ir Christtnas
meeting.
The meeting opened With a
Christmas poem read by Mrs.
. Bridge. A Christmas play,
"The Mi rade of (Iliristma.S" was
Presented followed by q duet. by
Karen Mutter and Linda, WilsOri,
During' the evening' Mrs.
Walker, wllio leas. moved to
Palmerston was presented With
gift of crystal in n.ppreolatiOn
for her service as secretary.
The meeting closed with con-
test after which lunch. was
served,
GARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all those who .
visited me or sent me cards while
Was s a p Winghanl
Hospital and to thank the nursing
sin CI' for their kind attention.
Special thanks t.o those who
!telped with the work
addle T
p
at hmile
Brussels 4-H ,Meimbers
Receive Awards At
Achievement Night
'me 16th annual Huron County
4-I-I Achievement Night Was hold
in ventral Huron Secondary
,Scliool, on Friday, Mrs, 'W, 0.
Struthers was the speaker,
Neil cowing of 13luevale and
John Wightman or Belgrave
were among the special award
winners and were presented
with their prizes by D. H, Miles
of 'Clinton, Neil won the Warden's
Trophy for the highest score by
a first-year member. The trophy
was donated by Walter Forbes,
Huron's 1963 warden. John Wight-
man'S prize, a wrist watch, was
donated by J. A. Anstett for the
.highest score in 4-H Beef Galf
Members of the Brussels 4-H
Beef Calf 'Chub receiving cash
prize8 were Jean Rae. Walton.
$8.00; Neil Cowing, $7.'25; Ger-
ald Smith, Brussels, $6.25; David
Cowing, Biluevale, '45.50; Wallace
Black and David Hemingway of
Brussels and Wayne Elston of RR
4, Wingham', and Ross Hemingway
of Brussels each received $3.00.
Life ilVlelmberahip Presented
At 'W M'S Dec. Meeting
The WMS of Melville Church
diet at the home of the President,
Mrs. W. W, San'ithi on Friday
afteilitien, Dec. 6th. The meeting
'was conducted by Mrs,. Smith who
folloWed the qhriStmas- Service
of 'Worship glyen in the 'Glad
Following the call to
Worship and InvodatiOn, hymn
171, "Hark the Herald Angels.
Sing" was sting.
The 'secretary's reading from
Luke 2nd Chapter Was read by
Mrs. John Speir and Mrs: John.
BOwnian lead in, prayer. The
business part of the meeting
followed, The roll call was re-
sponded to by a verse or poem,
with a Christmas thought. The
calls on the Sick and shut-frig
were enumerated and the Offer-
ing was taken.
Mrs. Smalldon, Walton sang a.
"Staryeiy of the East" which
muchwars . enjoyed.
Mrs, W. C. King gave the
Cliiiristmast message, followed by
a service of Dedication and
Candle Lighting ceremony given
by four members- of the AUX:1
iary, Helen Elliott, Muriel Short-
reed. Leona Armstrong and Isabel.
Gibson, who completed the cere-
mony by singing a Christmas
carol:
A Life Membership was pre-
sented to Mrs. Elizabeth. Cardiff.
The' slate of officers was read by
Itirs. W. Kerr for 1964.
The, meeting closed With the,
:111miroll 11010040m!
The Brussels Horticultural
.S0elety invite the residents of
the community to participate in
non-Competitive CJiriEtmas
oration -'af Weir homes
business places.
DECORATE FOR. CHRISTMAS
OSWALD, SIMPSON
ttswald -Simpson, 75,
Dee-
and
FTe was the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. James Simpson; and,
hid farmed, all his life, in Grey
Township, five miles north of
Brussels.
T-Tis wife, be former Alice
Smith, died in 1000,
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
(Dora) Wright, 7.'roxeter, and
Sirs. Mary Willis, Loon Lake,
Sask. and a number of nieces and
nenhows.
Funeral service was held Tuea-
day at the b. A. Rann. funeral
home in Brussels.
Diirial took place in Brussels
cemetery.
Grand Champion Ball Club
EllOneittred At Banquet
A banquet in Belgrave honored.
their Int, B. Grand Chairipiort
Soft Ball Tealii.
A, presentation of this trophy
and intliVidUal trWards were made:
41t the ban:Ina:-
Patting Champion -, Jim Coultea.
HeiningWay1),C, now of
Valuable'Player Glen Coulter,
Lislowel, son of Mr. and Mrs. • Rings and Pen and pencil seta
Douglas Elemtnwnv, Brussele, has were presented to the players:.
from. the people of
munity,
Morris Twp. Couple
2 3 4 '5 6 7 Total y Honored 'O'n 25th
0 7 29 212 14 15 92 / Wedding. AnniversarY
11 4 14 54 El 29 144 I A Yery Pleasant evening. was
18 41 39 17 40 170 Spent last Saturday at the home,
of Mr. and MI'S. V a tson SholdiCe
Maxwell Demaray, elected 2 year term. i on the occasion; of the 25th. Wed-
- 992 No, voted - 275, approx. 6870 ding anniversary of Mr. and
Cardiff, [thinning' Officer Mrs. Mervyn Pipe. After a de-
'seines turkey dinner with, their
immediate families, forty-five
most