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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-04-09, Page 1$2.00 A Year In Advance — $2.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, APRIL 9th, 1963 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE, Social Evening Closes Season A night of good skating was enjoyed by all to close the season of skating for the adults. There were two spot skates one of which was won by Mrs. :Ken McDonald and Murray Iluether who received a box 0! 'chocolates donated by Murrays Barbershop, Mrs, •Hugh k'earson. and Tom Pletch also won a box of chocolates donated by Old- rand social gathering was enjoy- Hardware. After skating ed by all Thanks to everyone for bringing. Ikuncla CARD OF THANKS We would like to sincerely thank our friends, neighbours .and relatives for the lovely gifts received on leaving the Community. Walter and Doris 11/lcFarlane and Jim WORMS TWPP. SCHOOL BOARU ...The regular meeting of Morris School „Board ..was held In th0 Township Hall on April 2. —.Minutes of the March meeting 'were read and approved. . .....A number of items ..of corrals- Tondence were read, and discus- sed. The members of the Board will attend a Zone 6A Public School Trustees' Association :meeting in Ashfield Public School on April 15th. Resig-nations of two teachers from the Morris stall ' were accepted with regret. Motion Black and Aliiott tauthorized payment of bills. March Payments B. Watson, furnace No. 10 $4 00.00 Trustee Association 38.26 M. Oldfield ...17.71 ;Spa,rding's 2.117 Ti.. Mann 6.16 -dial Yard 85.02 O. Mutter 83.43 L. Machan tabu G. Workman, servicing '.furnaces; , 9136 Alexander Hardware 3.74 McDonald Lumber 22.34 Hood Supplies 28.22 J. Smith 61.60 April Payments e. ataiwars, rurnebe repalirs W. •Willis Alexander & Chapman accident insurance 251.26 H. Mathers fuel 41.00 J. Smith 24.00 The School Board will meet the Morris Township Council to discuss the proposed changes in tthe School Board arganizat- ien as platned by the Minister Of Edit:00i On, Next meeting be on May at RS No. 8 win-in the teachers Will be Present; 4-04, xiong Pq111 MUM '9101,6110 O'fftt'Of — • Spring 'Hat Fashions Viewed 'By Ladies Here Morning Star Beeekah Lodge sponsored a Hat Show and Tea on Wednesday afternoon for a large crowd of interested ladies from the community and Sur• rounding towns. The library was decorated in a, Spring theme with inaividuai tables centred with daffodils. Noble Grand Edna Pearson. -welcomed 'the guests and thanked the many who took pare She also introduced the commentator, Mrs. Mrs.. Wm. Rintoul of 'Wingham. Mrs. Lillian Wood supplied the lovely spring hats and accessar- ies from her Westside Shoppe. Mr. W. GI. Leach showed the beautiful costume Jewellery :which was tastefullY displayed by. Mr& Jean Leach and Mrs. Cathy Mooberry, Mrs. Itintoul was a very capable commentator assisted by :Barbara Jean McOutcheon or Morning Star Lodge. The wee models stole the show they were so adorable in their Easter finery. They were little Michelle Rintoul, Bbniiie Lee ' Richmond and Debbie McCall. The adult rataiels Were Barbara. Mcentcheon, Irene Richmond,. Betty. Bronson, Winnifred Edgar, Marilyn 'Higgins, Mary Davidson, Lois McCall, Aletha Bann ana Blayne Rintoul. Tea was served by members of Morning Star Lodge. Mrs. Wesley 'Wallace of RR 3, Palmerston, was the lucky win- ner of ahe new spring hat. Morning Star members thank all who helned to make this such a successful show 4 CRANBROP K. nd Mrs. Lylle Gordon arrived borne frota Mexico last -Week. W. M. S. Meeting Mrs. Fred Stnalldett was hostess for the regular monthly meeting of the Women's sgionary Society, Mrs. John. Schnook, the leader followed the Easter service in 'the Glad Tid- ings. Mrs. Mac Engel Engel read "The Man Who' Missed Easter" and Mrs. Stanley Fischer gave the Glad Tidings Prayer. The arasident, Mrs. Earl Dunn, con- ducted the business: Thirteen were in attendance and the roll call was answered with a verse containing cross. The topic "Hew are we, the Presbyterian Church in Canada, in India"? was in charge of Mrs, Wilfred. Strickler. -lie was assisted by mrs. ie. G. Nelson and Mrs. Stuart McNair, Mrs. Herman Whitfield was at the piano for the' hying, Mrs tachnock elosed the meeting With t he Bene- diction. Lunch Was served and a social tjrne PlaRlYed, J, It ittt1fer1P1 Bride Elect 'Honoured By 'Friends And Neighbours, An enjoyable evening was naa on Saturday, April 4th when friends and neighbours gatnered at the home of Mrs. George Pollard. The occassion being anisciallaneoug: shower for Miss Phyllis Riley, bride of the 'month. The evening was spent with, contests conducted by Mrs. Cud- more. Gifts were presented to the bride-to-be in a decorated buggy by Janet Blake and Brenda Pollard. Phyllis thanked everyone 'present and invited them to her new home, Lunch was served. Co-hosteSse.S were Mrs. John Blake, Mrs. Elmer Hart and Mrs, C. McLellan, Melville W.M.S. 'Easter Meeting' The Easter meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held on Friday, April 3, in the church parlour. The Presi- dent Mit. W. ,Smith; Was in the chair and opened the meeting with an Easter hymn, "Christ the Lord is risen today" follow- ed followed by the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. The Scripture reading from St. John Chap. 21 was read by Mrs. Wes 'Kerr and Mrs. Roy 'Turvey led in prayer. The Easter message "The Last Ejght Days of Life of Jesus" was given by Miss Bessie Moses followed by a beautiful solo "Open the Gates of the Temple" by Mrs. Carl Douglas of Belmore. The roll call was responded to, by a verse containing the word rise and visits to the shut-ins were recorded. Mrs, smith conducted the business part of the meeting. A hymn was sung and the meeting Was closed with tam Mispah benediction. CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks to all those who remembered Me With visits, - gilts, and cards While I was a patient in Wingham Hospital. 'Your kindness was appreCiat- ed. John • Pennington PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Maaltay, Toronto, Mrs. Gregery ROT, Sud- bury and mrs, ciloyne• :73Peitatt of Gorrie were Easter vlSit011 with Mrs. Frank Woods, Mrs. G. Gordon, Whitby and Mrs. V. 'Tyke, Hainilton Were week-end visitors 6t the home of C. King. Mrs i11. Stephenson' Visited ma and -Mrs Colwell SPeitari, tAst- owei last '.week,, Mrs, 0, fford9n, Was givi g lift • MI0 ,t10f-( Mir GOES TO EDMONTON PRESBYTERY Mr. SairieS Perrie B.A., oe 'Knox College, Toronto, and elder sou of Mr. and Mrs, w. J. Perrie of. Grey Township, has been appointed by 'the Board of Missions of the Presbyterian, °Mtn% of ,Canada to the 2-point charge of Kilian and Gallahad in the Edmonton Presby=tery, Mr. Perrie Will commence hi$ duties early in June. Business Changes In Brussels George iledgt4 has sold his business property and living ,quarters on 'Thomas Streeit to Reinhart Bauer of Gowanstowon who takes possession April 15. Mr. Bauer will conduct the Massey Harris business on these, newly acquired premises. George McCutcheon has bought the building at present occupied 'by the Massey Harris agent. John Henna is the new owner of Personal Dry 'Cleaners. CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my sincere appreciation to all those who remembered me with cards, gifts, flowers, visits while I was a Patient in St. Joseph's hospital. London. Also to those who helped so much at home, while I was away and since returning home. Your thoughtfulness has been much appreciated. Mrs. Ernie Smith CARD OF THANKS The kindness of my friends and rela't'ives in remembering me in so many thoughtful ways while I was a patient in Winglaun Hospital made the time pass more 'pleasantly. A special thanks to my fellow- students Of Brussels Thanks to everyone, Ricky Somers IIIMII•m••••••••••••••••=11111 IN MEMORIAM JOHNSTON — in loving memory of a Dear Son and Brother. Walter :Johnston, who pasSed away suddenly taro years ago April 15th, 1962. When'front our midst A loved one is taken Our heart 'Sorely grievee As We feel so forsaken. From 'this Journey of Life He has jag ceased to roanai 'fay"few" steps ..ahead He has it-1st returned Home. Ever remembered axl0 sal PISIfit, • • • Miss Sylvia Hoover reigned as the chosen Queen or the Carnival when the Brussels arena was the scene of another successful event, the annual Skating Carnival, on. Friday night, held for the first time on the artificial ice surface installed this year. Many costumed skaters partici- pated itt the various classes and. the races brought a large numb- er of speedsters into competition, Costumes were beautiful, orig• - inal, and varied, ranging from a colorful butterfly and bushy tailed skunk to a headless man, With' •tramps, dumbeejacks, rep- resentatives of nationalities, and lovely ladies and gallant gentle- men, among, others, together with the spectators, all enjoying the carnival spirit The 1964 Queen, Miss Syvia Hoover, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoover, received her crown from last 'year's Queen„ Miss Linda Wilson. The Brussels Morris and Grey Recreation Committee were sponsors of the carnival. The Rev. Allan Johnston was Master of Ceremonies arid the activities Were conducted under the direct- ion of .1. M. McDonald, George McCutcheon and. Jack McWhirter who was in charge of the public address system. Judges were Mrs. George Michie, Mrs. Doug Hemingway and Mrs. Sam Sweeney. • A complete last of winners appears elsewhere in this issue. Thank You! 253 Spadina Road, Toronto 4, Ontario. March 31, 1964. Dear Mr. Kennedyi I would like to express our gratitude for your vital assist- ance in making our Mothers Marches so successful in the Brussels area. The coverage we received in the "The Post" was most gener- ous and extremely helpful. On behalf of our board, our patients and our local volunteers 'thanks again for your co- operation. Sincerely, • Don R, Prior president. NOTICE a- llaying sold out implement shop we will Continue to serve our customers with International Machines and repair parts at our Cities Seryiee Station on Main gtreet 141140, Metre Varied Costumes, Keen Competition Feature Successful Skating Carnival Here a hearty lunch 88.101 6.00 A.