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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-03-26, Page 1POST PUBLISHING HOUSE X3.00 A Year in Advance $2.50 To U.B.A. '141-E BRUSSELS POST, 'THURSDAY, MARCH 26th, 1964 1\ Sing the joy of Easter Day, The Easter triumph tell, Jesus rose on Easter Day, The Lard who loves us well. BRUSSELS ARENA BEE-HIVE OF ACTIVITY ICE SHOW SAT. NIGHT; CARNIVAL NEXT FRI. U. C. W. General Meeting Hear Reports The General Meeting of the 11.C.W, was read March 11th 1964, with the President Mrs. IL Thomas presiding. The meet- ing opened with hyms 112, The Litany of Thanksgiving and con- fession was read by Miss Luella Mitchell. Mrs, Betty Campbell and Mrs, Doreen Raymond favenred with a duet 'Were You There," The scripture was read by Mrs. Mary Lowe followed 'by meditation read by Mrs. Viola 'Nathan. Mrs. Johnston led in prayer. Following the roll call ;and minutes Mrs. Miller gave 'the treasurer's report showing a 'balance of 928.24 Mrs. G. 'Bridge reported for the finance -committee. Mrs. L. Cousins for the Supply and Social Assoc- iation and Mrs. Doreen Raymond 'for the programme committee. The TT C W. of Duff's United church Walton on April S was ex- tended to the group. The meeting closed with hymn 192 followed by the Pen' diction Mrs. Bryans conducted some -contests and a social time was 'an Toyed. V', W. tr.,v;14 1VIeetrinq The 'V. IV, Guild of Melville Cleirelt held their March meeting' TiSf tors nrosen t from 'CTniterl Church. St John's. Anglican, Bel- grp-vrA Oranbrook :Ind Walton Rev. Morrison introduced Rev. Stewart of Cooksville, who show- ed slides of The Holy Land and gave a -very interesting talk. The visitors took part, in the program. which was enjoyed by all. '''7157:41., Rev. Morrison closed the meet. ing with prayer, Lunch, was served. Mrs. Jen- nin fr,S won the prize for the lucky cup. CARD OF THANKS The 'family of Herbert Sullivan would like to express their thanks to all those who were so kind to Dad and assisted in any way in our sad bereavement. 'The Sullivan Family C RA NB R. 0 OK Mr. E. G. Nelson will conducted the service in Ethel United Church on. Good Friday at 11 a.m. and Rev. Allan Johnston will bring the message. Miss Gertie Pride visited with Mr, and Mrs. Fred Smalldon on the week end. Mr: and Mrs. Douglas Evans And baby daughter visited in Hamilton on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn and. Jeanne spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dnnn and family ,Kliltehener, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. ,Titm 'Knight inn the n.triVal of their ball dattelititt nil rikt#1,1, yVPs ft3,,, 40 fit HERBERT H. SULLIVAN. There passed away in. Victoria Hospital, London, on. Frjday, March 20th, 1064, Herbert H. Sullivan, in his 71st year, Born in. Flesherton on Febr- uary 8th 1894, he worked for the Standard Bank of Canada, and later for the Canadian Bank of Commerce in Harriston, Brussels, Mount Hope and other places. He came to Brussels as a young man. He married the for- mer Valieria Willis on May 23rd, 1924, who predeceased him some years ago. He leaves to mourn, one son, Reginald of Brussels, and three daughters, Mrs. Donald (Phyllis) doleman of Elmira; Mrs. Murray (Maureen) Wood of Listowel and Miss Dorothy of Toronto and one sister, Mrs, Hattie Mills of Glen- dale, Calif. One son, Bill, predeceased his father in 1954. :Funeral services were held front the D. A, Rann Funeral, T.-.Joins on Monday conducted by the Rev. Alan Johnston of U Brussels nited Church, at 2 p.m. Tnterment was in Brussels ceni et ery. Pallbearers were Wilfred Archie Willis, Toni Willis, Geo, Evans. Alec Coletrian and Louis ilp SioW 1404110 Dave Hemingway Doug Howatt Press Reporter Don Vincent Material for the year was distributed to each member and it was deckled to meet on the third Tuesday of each month. Every member is to purchase two bushels of Registered Gary Oats for the project= CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neigh- bours who remembered me with flowers, cards, treats, arid those who visited rile While -*RS a, patient in the ;Kitchener Hos- pital and since earthing home. Special thanks {o Pr. Stephens, and riev, and Mrs. Johnston- YOur kindness will always he, vein elnhered, Mts. toss, ;Rowland PUT Vamtor eto,±11 . • C. Epps, Clinton Is Guest Speaker The March meeting of the Brussels Horticultural Society was held on March 16th in Brus- sels Library at 2.30 p. In. Mrs, R. W. Stephens, vice- president, presided. 0 Canada opened the meeting, the minutes of the January meeting were read and adopted. Nominations from the floor for president followed. The results were: ., President .... Mrs. R. W. Stephens 1st Vice-Pres. Mrs. C. Hemingway Roll call "My Favourite Spring Plower" was answered by 28 members, and eight visitors. A snring flower show was approv- ed. The committee to plan for it being Mrs. Earl Cuchnore, Mrs. N. Reid, Mrs. L. Odell, Mrs B. Hemingway. Correspondence and business• followed, Mrs, Stephens then introduced Mr. C. Epps of Clinton, guest speaker, for the meeting. The Horticultural Convention will be held in Guelph 0. A. C. on June 18 - 19th. Two voting delegates may be sent from the Brnssels Society, They are to be Mrs. R. W. Stephens and Mrs, eudmore. It was also pro. • posed we try to send a bus load 'the first day. Mit Epps explained constia tutional changes, and also told of a half hour program April 13 on CKNX TV on "Lily Ponds" Mrs. F. M. Stephenson sang. two songs to her own accom- paniement which was much en- joyed, Mrs, •Ken Smith, Moncrieff won the door prize. A panel discussion followed Panel members were Mrs, T.. oaell Alr. A. Knight, Mr Epps Mrs. E, Cudmore, Mrs. R. W. Stephens acted as moderator Many questions were asked and answered by Mr. Epps. Mrs. Odell spoke on Begonia bulbs, Mr. A. Knight on lawns and Mrs. Cudniore on Dahlias. 'The' Queen closed a, very en :losable meeting after which a delicious lunch served by Mrs. John Speir, MrS. Ti. McCurfeh- eon, Mrs. Wm, Bell, Mrs. F. Shaw, CARD OF THANKS t would, like to expresS my Warmest thanks to all those who sent cards, letters, and gifts to me, while T was ill, Your thoughtfulness has been greatly appreciated. Prances Morrison Melville Mange. Bi' TVA,' 11100 The Brussels FigUre Skating Club will present their first Ice show on Saturday, night of this week and the Recreational Com- mittee Carnival will be held next week, Friday, April 3rd. Miss Faye Love, club profes- sional, the mothers and skaters have all been exceedingly busy preparing for "The Wonderful World Of Music" which promises to be a delightful spectacle with 'the various numbers perfomed in beautiful costumes. The local skaters will be sup- ported by guest figure skaters and the spectacular Barrel Jump- ing Flying Fireman of Detroit. The Ice Carnival, April, 3rd will feature an array of classes, races, with attractive prizes. Get those costumes ready to compete in the Annual Carnival. A Minor Hockey Tournament Will take place 'in the local arena on Wednesday April 1st. Attend these events and give them your support. EASTER WEEK-ENG COMING UP This week-end ushers in East. er season, starting Good Friday. All local church have special the occasion. 1 mow Loose 6traw Mixed Grain Friday will, of course, be a religious holiday with service in some of the district churches. Easter Monday will be "busin- ess as usual" for most plates. Schools close Thursday for the Easter vacation and re-open Monday, April 6th. CARD•OF THANKS Many thanks for the lovely cards, gifts, and visits from our Brussels friends on our 25th. Wedding Anniversary. It will always be a pleasant memory. Hazel and. Bob Walker ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. James Riley wish to announce the engagement of their only daughter, Phyllis Eleanor, to Carl LeRoy Gower, son Of lkIr and Mrs. Robert, Gower. The wedding will in April. IN MEMORIAM SELLERS — In loving memory of our /mother, Mrs, Lillian Sellers, who departed this life. Mar. 318t, 1983: Gone from us: it was His will, But in our hearts, She Tiveth Ever re.mernbered by daughter Stella, and husband Jack, and all W*, tit tt nolo mow Blyth 4-H Grain Club Elects Officers The organizational meeting of the Blyth 4-H Grain Club was held on Wednesday, March 1$ at 8 p.m. in the Blyth Memorial Hall with Don Pullen acting as chairman. The following °racers were elected: Leader Ivan Howatt President Tom Riley Vice-Pres. Secretary eldest take place