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The Brussels Post, 1964-03-19, Page 1SHORT S 0 T * • Max Oldfield has sold "house to Herman Whiefield., • • * Ron McLean was winner of Lions NHL Hockey Draw Saturday. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs L. Weber of Ethel . who are the Proud parents of a baby boy, • a • Congratulations to the boys ,of our Champion Pee Wee hock- ey ream. They worked hard and• deserve the cup they won. • • Our congratulations to Mr, and Mrs. Robert Walker of Palmer- ston, former Brussels residents, who celebrated thsir 25th wedding anniversary lait Friday. Many .Bnissels friends attended their "At Home". a • An added feature that will give the thrill of excitement to the Tee Carnival on March 28th in contrast to the grace and beauty of the figure skaters, will be the Flying Fireman of Detroit, a Champion Barrel Jumper. • • the on; 12,00 A Year In Advent* $2.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST, .THURSDAY, MARCH 12th, 1964 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE • .Friclay, 13th, Lucky For Brussels Pee Wee COme From Behind' To Win. League Cup Friday the thirteenth proved HI-T NEWS to be a lucky day for the Brussels Tee Wees as they upset 4tWOC4 About 150 teenagers attended 5 1 to win finals Hi-T's special dance with the-t 1 three games to betoosnt of fiv'e e.This seriesi Cavaliers on. Fri day, March 13* I was a true upset since going into (The Beatles were also present.) Twenty two members of the Brussels Lions Club travelled by bus to Zurich on Monday night where they were the guests of, the Zurich Lions. I Elmer D. Bell Q.C., of Exeter! a former Brusselsite, was the guest speaker at the meeting. * - The Guides and Brownies are a worthy organization teaching good citizenship to young girls. They merit the wholehearted support of parents; and others. We have heard that unless; greater support is given tneir Activities it may te necessary to disband. So conic on parents, rally round and give them the help they need. Attend the card party on March 30th. Brussels Team Wins Baker Memorial Trophy The 'Brussels Men's Broom Ball Team were winners of the Peter Baker Memorial Trophy in the Broom's-11i Tournament held in the Brussels Arena this week. 'Monday Night Craribrook 1 — 'Untouchables 0 Stone School 3 — American All Stars 1 Brussels 3 — Walton 0 Tuesday Night 'jtone School Cranbrook 0 Wiii&ham 2 10th. line 1 Belgrave 2 — Myth 1 Brussels Couple Honoured By Relatives, Friends On 40th Wedding Anniversary A very happy occasion was eele- brated at the home of Mr, and Mrs. slolin, White when their family and a few close friends were with them to extend con- gratulations and best wishes to them on their fortieth wedding anniversary. The couple were married at. Wingham on March 10th, by the late Rev. David. Perrie, Mrs, White was the tomer Mary Red- mond, The couple have a family of five children, Clarence and 'Kenneth White of Morris Town- ship, Ross of Brussels, Mrs. Kenneth (Doris) Fischer of Grey Township and Mrs. David (Fern) Craven of London and twenty one grandchildren, all all were present for the occasion. Among the guests were Mr. White's only brother and his wife. of Ingersol, also Miss Margaret 1Russel R. N., of Lond- on and Dr. John Kelly of Brus- 'sels. Mr. and Mrs. White received many lovely gifts, including a chrome kitchen suite from their family and many messages of congratulations from friends and relatives. The couple have spent most of their married life in this vicinity. until retiring five years ago to !make their home in Brussels. SURPRISE PARTY On Tuesday evening the neigh- bours of Mr. and Mrs. John White surprised them in honor of their fortieth wedding anniversary. A very pleasant evening was spent playing progressive euchre. Mrs. Inez Cameron had high points for ladies, Mrs. rranis Nichol low. Mrs. Don McArter, who played as a gentleman, took high honors, and Roy Turvey was low, A delicious lunch was served, by the ladies, Mrs. White serv- ing her wedding cake. After lunch Mrs. T. Strachan on behalf of the guests, present- ed Mr. and Mrs. White with a 'pretty blanket, and best wishes for many more years of happy married life, , CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere appreciation to all those who remembered me with cards, giftS, treats and visits while I was a patient in Listowel Hospital and also since returnirig home. 'Your thonghthiness has been multi ati preleiaitaed.. Mrs. John Perrie 1964.65 Officers Named At Majestic W.I. Meeting. The March meeting of the Majestic W I, was held in the Brussels Public Library March I2th. at 2 p.m. Mrs, C, Heming- way Presided. The Ode followed by the Mary Stewart Collect opened the meeting, There were 25 memb- ers and eight visitors present. The. February minutes read and adopted. The financial statement reported a balance of $53.17, Last c, party netting $17.00, Roll call was a corsage to be judged. judges were Mrs. Lobb of Clinton , Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler Brussels. The ladies were asked. to come to the front. Mrs. Doug Hemingway won first prize with Mrs, Wm. Evans and Mrs, Carl Hemingway tied for second. Mrs. Cudmore gave the nomin- at!ng report.. 64-65 officers are to be: Past president, Mrs. C. Hemingway; President, Mrs. Jack Lowe; 1st Vice, Mrs, Jas. Smith; 2nd Vice, to be eiected from the floor; Sec.-Treas., Mrs- John. ,Speir ; District Director, Mrs. C. Hemingway; Alternate, 'Mrs. Jas. Smith; Branch Di- r eters, Mrs. Chas. Davis, Mrs.: Wm. Evans, Mrs. D. MeTaggart; Pianist, Mrs, Walter Kerr; Assistant, Mrs. Wes. Kerr; Auditors, Mrs. H. SPeir. Mrs. F. Shaw; Standing Committee, Convenors: Agriculture and Canadian 'Industries, Mrs. Jas.. Smith, Mrs, A. Engel; Citizen- ship and Education, Mrs. C. Hemingway, Mrs. Wm. Perrie: Hist. Res. and Current Events, Mrs. Geo. Davis, Mrs. L. Nichol; Home Economics and Health, Mrs. D. Hemingway, Mrs. H De Vries; !Public Relations, Mrs. R. W. ,Stephens, Mrs. Earl Cud- more; Resolutions, Mrs. Wm. Evans; Sunshine Fund, Miss Beth. Hoover, Mrs, D. Heming- way. Mrs. Wm. Evans, Resolutions, Convenor, then took cha.rget; 111m. L. Kernaghan, guest from, the Home and School Associat- ion gave Current Events on Education from paper prepared by Mrs. Robert Raymond. Mrs. C. Hemingway introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Mervin ,obb of Clinton. Her topic. was. a Resolution sent by Goderich Township Federation of Agricul- ture on is change of public school. preparation, for entrance into. High School. Mrs. Lobb also spoke on Vocational schools, the first being. in Dawn Township on 1S35 started by Joshua. Hen- son, better known as T-ncle Tom. There were many questions asked and. commented on. 'Mrs, Lobb was thanked by Mrs. Jas. Smith. Mrs Carl T-TemingWay iiresented Mrs. Lobb -kWh a gift., Mrs; 'E. Parrish Ay', gtrie t1i sA,tl; 410 liti0 R6ii3f 00040 The next dance will be a Gold- en Records. Dance, with the emphasis on hits from the past three years, This will be held on April 10, , CRAM:MOM( Mrs. John. Schnock had the misfortune to slip on some snow-covered ice while walk- jut; in from the road, fracturing a bone in her right wrist. She spent a couple of days in List- owel Hospital as a result. Misses Beverly Evans', Kitch- ener and Mary MacDonald, Toron- to, spent the weekend at their homes here. Several children from this district, Bruce, Bonnie and Heather McIntosh, Lori and Lynn Smith, and Mary glen Knight, were seen on the "Big Al Show" over Channel 13, 1 Kitchener, on Friday. March 13. it was lirrinie's 5th birthday and she was the 'winner of the birth- day cake given to the child who had come the greatest distance. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kirkpatrick Paul, Teddy, Susan and Brett, London, called on several in this community on. Sunday. 11.1111WMIIIM CARD OF THANKS I would like to take this oppor- tunity to thank all those who remembered me with presents, cards and treats while I was a Patient in. ,Listowel Memorial Hospital. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered. Mrs. Allister Bird CARD OF THANKS My grateful thanks is expres- Sed to all those who rememoered me with visits, gifts, flower',• cards and kindly messaees, and enquiries while I was hospital- ized and since my return home. Your thoughtful consideration has been appreciated. Mrs, Archer Grewar CO-operatiOn watch a wagoni when a. wheel comes off", Mrs. Doug Hemingway led cortaniiiiitY singing with Meg, Walter Kerr at the piano. The glieen and es ace closed the Meeting after which a delis_ ions. 'Una' -vas Served bY 1 Mrs. Mf6, WIlheler4 M 61 tit. ttO t11401' 4 the finals Atwood hadn't lost a game while Brussels won only one of their six league games- During the semi-finals Brussels came from behind to take the best of three series two games to one against Monkton. This meant that Brussels would face Atwood in 'the finals. In the first game at, 1%filvetton Brussels allowed Atwood two 'fast goals in the first period and then charged back, with seven un- answered goals to win the open- er 7 - 2. The next game in Brus- sels sa.w the home team score 3 goals and then hold on for a 3 _ 1 victory. But Atwood came right back to upset Brussels in Mil verton by a score of 4-2. However. Brussels was not to be denied as they swept the final game 5-1 with Kim Beirnes scoring all five goals for the winners. If you would like to see the only team in Brussels to win a hockey championship this year in action , please attend the hockey tournament in Brussels during the Easter vacation. The exact date and times -will be announc- ed at a later date. As coach of the. Brussels. Pee Wees I would like to take this opportunity to thank all the parents who were able to find time to come and see their boy play hockey. I would also like to thank each and, every person who helped in any way to' make this a successful year for the Brussels Pee Wees especially those loyal fans who followed us to games out of town. Thank you, James Prior CARD OF THANKS• We would like to thank Our friends, neighbours, and relatives for the best wishes, gifts, cardst and flowers, we received for our fortieth wedding anniversary, we did appreciate your kindness. John and Mary White CARD OF THANKS would like to thank all those who visited rne, sent cards; flowers and treats 'and helped in Other ways while I was a patient in Wingham and. District Ilos- pital. Special thank8 to Father Freker, nursing staff on lst and /hid floor 'and Drs., Collin And 14114hiii, tifil MHO Wednesday Night Brussels, 3-- Stone seteet 6 13elgrave 2 — Witighatri. 0 „ thittio witingsdify Ntoo Lire is liked mirror, it never' 1! i44:10gg 1400 14;,t *0 '00 40,6 q;