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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-01-16, Page 5ONTARIO'S SILVER & BLACK KALI •••••10"rololaspom..00•14• nallial•••••••••••• GRAND OPkNI. O• New Artificial P.1ot BRUSSELS ARENA. MONDAY, JAN. 20k At 8:30 P.M. featuring r— OHA JUNIOR AB' HOCKEY GODERICH SIFT,OS Vs. KITCHENER GkREENSHIRTS These Teams Play Top Brand Hockey Officiating Will Be A Former NHL Detroit Red Wing Star JACK McINTYRE Brussels Legion Pipe Band In Attendance ADMISSION — Adults $1.00 Children 50t.: TenPas and Wayne Lowe for Vera. Hastings. Highest Albert TenPas 390 George Cpusins 3S1 Ron Huether 308 Lowest Marilyn Higgins 158 Agnes TenPas 222 BettyBronson 228 These scores are for a two .game match. SIR ERNEST MACMILLAN is 'Boat and conductor of Talent FeStival, heard Tuesday evenings on the CEO radio network. The program travels to towns and, cities across Canada. in search Of concert artists whose talents are not yet known nationally. 4....K•• • I. 40(114 MtViiii04110 ..••••••••••••11,.•,,er,or •••••••,,,,,,,r1•••• Orwrogsvi 40400 40.144 4•0•••1.47,Se•••!•••••••••••••••••••••, <.f ••• • ••-•,.•,••••,••••"*.v.r....." •3 We • ...,7,7••••••-•',,,,,1•• UNITED 9111URCHi OF CANADA 1 MiniSter: Rev.• 4. M. Johnston BA--p I31)- 5.46 /LW. Sunday 80001 11.00 a.m. Morning Worship "How Should We Observe Sunday? When playing THE LADIES' AUX11.41ARY TO THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION EUCHRE PARTY in their rooms THURSDAY, JAN. 23rd , commencing at 8:30 p.m. Brought to you as a public service Howard Bernard 1964 School Board Chairman 'The inaugural meeting of Brus- sels School Board was held uu Monday, January Sth. The Board was pleased to welcome two new members, Louis Ebel and Allan Howard Bernard was appointed chairman for 1964 and. Ivan Ci mp- bell vice-chairman. Following the reading of the minutes of last year's inaugural' meeting Mrs. iElizabeth Egiott was appointed secretary-treasur- er and George Davidson truant officer. The minutes of December reg- ular and special meetings were VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPE Special Jan. 3rd to Feb. 14th inclusive Cream. Oil Permanents $4.95 Phone 140 VAL'S BEAUTY SHOPPC will be CLOSED from JAN. 11th to JAN. 25th Phone Now For Appointment •••••••••164... It was moved by Gordon ensou and seconded by Ebel twat Mrs. Joanne be granted an increase in of $50.00 us. KEN SHOLDICE LIVESTOCK PHONE 287J Short and Long Distance Hauling All Loads Fully Insured 24 Hour Service your kids come in from school on these cold, wintery days TREAT THEM TO A CUP OF NUTRICIOUS Carried. Steck- 14ouis King, 1'1 salary 10.00 a.m. Uhurch School 11 a.m.. Public Worahip Everyone Welcome ANGLICAN CHURC.i-i OF CANADA Rector; Rev. a L. Jennings BA., LTH. organist: AUL h kaLlOtt ST., .10114tell IVIori....ng Prayer and Cuurcli School ST. DAVID'S, rieriiryn 2 p.m. Bible. Study 2.30 p.m. Holy Communion t.,JI OA. , Elect Executives ins North Huron Junior lu- Stitute and the Junior Farmers elected executives at a joint meet- iu Ingham. )1NIrs. iWiilliain Goalies was elected president of the Women's Institute and Robert Higgins was, elected president of the Junior Farmers. Other institute officers: First .11 vice-president, ilVeiss Gale Kirton; second vice-president, Mrs Ross Smith; secretary-treasurer, :Miss Grace Mothers; past president Miss Jean Fraser. Completing the executive 'of the junior Farmers were: First vice-president, John Wightintn; 1second vice-priesident, Robert Mathers; secretary - treasurer, Donald Martin and James Spi- vey; past - president, Murray Hoover. Junior Farmer directors: Laurie Black, George Procter, Murray Scott and Donald Procter. Press secretary, Ivan Dow. The election of ottlicers was conducted by Miss Patricia Damude, county Home economist. Junior Farmers read and adopted ou motion of Roy lieunedy and Louis Ebel. George Davidson's tender for the caretaker's. job was accepted at the same salary as last year. -- Carried Moved by Gordon Stephenson and seconded by Roy Kennedy that the bilis as presented be paid HOT CHOCOLATE Be sure to get one or two quarts regularly fro your milkman or your grocer. Knox W.M.S. Meeting, The J anuary meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held in the home of Mrs. Earl Dunn, with ,Mics. Alex Steiss as leader. 'file meeting was opened with a New Year's poem, followed by a hymn, with Airs. Herman. Whitfield at the piano. .sauna 23 and Z.,' 4 were react, even member reading a verse. Tue New Year's topic. was prepared awl' read by I Miss. Alice J. Forrest. Aiwa Earl Dunn, president, conducted the business. Minutes were read by the secretary, iViors. Alex Steiss, also a report of the year's work. The treasurer reported on the igivings tor AtiS which showed a it substantial increase over the previous year. Glad Tidings sub- scriptions have increased con- siderably also. Ten members and one visitor attended. A New Y,ear's verse was given in resPonse to .the roll call. The annual meeting of Maitland Pres- byterial to be held in Wingham on *Tuesday, January 14th was discussed. Also the Day of Prayer sililwoossmolugssansammme-env'Arall6"4,310"""411114111°#164111M service which will be held this Hey,There Moms! year on February 14. Miss For- rest will prepare the paper on Prayer, to be read by Bk*s. 4. G. Nelson. Plans were made for the regular raothly meeting in Feb- I ruary which Will be held in tit, home of Mrs. john Perrio. Mrs. Glen Iluether, president of the Ladies' Aid, spoke on the Making of articles for the annual bataar in the fail. GrOups have been formed within the otingregation and each member is to bring something to the February meet- ing. Plans were Made also for a pot luck supper in connection with the aninial meeting of the congregation on February 4th. A hymn was sung and all repeat- ed the Mizpah benediction. WS. Dick Bradshaw assisted the host- ess in serving refresh/n(4AS.. Glenn Ronuenberg, Priem $100.00 BM&G Telephone rental and tolls 48.31 Moved by Louis Ebel and sec- onded by Allan Nichol that we• contact Provincial Police re- the establishing of satety patrols measures for school children going to and 'from school alloyed by Roy Kennedy and seconded by Louis Ebel the meet- ing adjourn Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott Secretary-Treasurer BRUSSELS or from FRl{Slit"z"F,t .IAN Cialgen IN CANADA N1ELVILLE CHURCI-. Minister; Aev. W. J. Morrison MA Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson AILCT ••••••••••••••• Bowling Notes Jan. 6, 1964 The Whirlwinds won over the Strikers 2328 to 2149. The Strikers still lead by 696 pins. Highest George Clousins 402 Albert TenPas 369 Ruth Huether 369 Ron Huether 318 .LoWeet Betty Bronson 1127 Hank TenPas 152 Agnes TenPas 177 Jan, 13i 1964 Strikers 'Won by 185 pins, now leading by 881 pins. Strikers 2541 and the Whirlwinds 2329. Willis Knight substituted for Hank