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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-04-30, Page 11.7 THE BRUSSELS 'POST, ' THURSDAY $2.50 To U.S.A. SHORT SHOTS • Gordon Stephenson and Mrs. Mary Bone attended the one day Guide and Brownie Leadership Training Course :held in Goderich. • ' • Did you see the large flock of *ease winging their way north over Brussels on Saturday morn- ;ing? They made their passage heard and were indeed a pretty :Sight, in their formation. * 0 Oongratulations to Ronald Cardiff, of Ethel, who has cone 'pleted a ten week course at the Provincial Institute of Auto- -motive and Allied Trades ih Toronto, and obtained his Class A Mechanic's License and Inter- provincial. Seal. He is employed, at Harvey Krotz Limited, List- oweL • • le Young anglers are daily try- ing their luck these spring days. "we might add they are taking borne some tasty looking treats tor their efforts. However, parents should warn their young- : ters not to let enthusiasm make them carless of danger to pre- vent tragedy such as has come o oteer children. • * S Congratulations to John Thynne who won the Zone C 1 Euchre Trophy at the recent euchre tour- nament held at the local legion, and accomplished that feat while playing for a visiting team. We noticed that some buttons had popped off his coat, no doubt frorn the swelling of his chest with pride. 6 aomeone with, little regard for the sanctity of a church entered -the Crated church last week, aorced the lock of the organ, damaging the wood, and burnt out the motor. It is bard to believe that anyone in this community would deliberately cause damage to church property. Perhaps they just had an irresistible urge to play the instrument without per- missiOn. The recreational committee report the just concluded season at the arena as being a most 'gratifying one financially. Re- ceipts were double those of previous years. It was also a mose succeEkiful 'season 'sports- wise. Full advantage was taken of the artificial ice surface with hockey, broombell, •skating, figure skating, and carnival providing wholesome, healthy Betty! ties for children and adults alike end mane eeeninge et entertaintrieet too operitoftwg, Huron Liberals Meet At Clinton Huron Liberals at a meeting in Clinton Thursday evening April 23rd, named uelegates to represent Huron ttidinga at tne annual meeting of the Ontario Liberal Association, being neio in Toronto, May 15 and' Huron federal riding associa- tion president A, Y. McLean, Seaforth, and provincial riding president, E. le, Menzies, Clin- ton, presided at the joint meet- ing. Delegates named are: Federal Association — John Laport, li.Ft '2, Zurich; Cecil Blake, Dungannon; Mrs, Alex Addison, Clinton; ea ternti ees -- Harold Shore, Goderich,; John Broadfoot, Brucefield; and Ivan. Kalbeleisch, Zurich. Provincial Association — E. B. IVIonzies, 011eton; Howard Aik- en, Gbaerich; Mrs. Kenneth Bridges, Exeter; Alternatea — Mrs. 41mer Caameron, BR 4, Sea- fonth.; George Rickert, Zurich; Larry Wheatley, RR 1, Dublin. Rev. Gordon Fish, Wingham, conducted the regular morning service in Knox Presbyterian Church, Sunday, April 26th. A duet was sung by Mrs. E. G. Nelson and Mrs. Doug Evans,, Mr, Et G. Nelson conducted services in Bluevale and Bel- more. On Sunday next, May 3, Mr. Jim Perrie, who has recently successfully completed his stud- ies at Knox. College, will be assisting in the service. Congrathlations to Mr. and Mrs. .Tim. Steffler on the birth of their son in Wingha.m hos-' pital. 'Mfrs O'Hara, Corunna, is spending some time with her son-tin-law and daughter. Week end visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Lytle Gordon were; Mr. and Mrs. Lotus Zimmer, Cleveland, Mrs, Jas., McCallum of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Miller of Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zimmer , Midland,. Mrs, Chester Raker, Listowel and Miss Pearl Baker. The May meeting of Oranbrook Wornen's Institute will he nein in the. Community -Centre on 'Tuesday, May 12 at 8.80 p.m This is the arandmother's meeting. Everyone is welcome Games, and contests, social evening, .Club Girls etc. Miss Mary McDonald, Toronto, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Marlin McDonald, Miss Gertie Pride, Goderich, visited over the. week end with and Mrs. Fred Smaildon. Recent visitors al• the home of Mrs, Jas. Noble were Mr. and Mrs. Moreep TAIIrlorii 111 1 o, mid Mirg, iiift4k Wild, Millet* Memorial RDedication Service Honors Former Brussels Boy A service of dedication in memory of the. late FL. the Reverend Earl Gray Moore, B.A., was held iii the chapel at the RCA.P station at Centralia Ott Sunday morning, An engraved communion sea, a gift of the "Ad Astra" Masonic lodge of West Germany of which Earl was a charter member., was dedicated by Parde Bonham a the station. Rev, John McMurray, minister (4 the Preehyterian church at Milverton and moderator of the Stratford Presbytery preached the serincei and conducted corh- /minion. A beautiful memorial window in the chapel, 'presented by the RCAF, was dedicated a year ago to the memory of Parde Moore. Gerald Gibson and Clarke Matheson, members of the session of Melville Presbyterian Church, represented the church at the service and assisted in the done munion service arid in a wreath- laying service afterward. Padre Earl Moore served as chaplain with, the RCAF in West Germany and fated at Cen- tralia until his death in Decemb- er 1961. He was a former Brussels boy, who received his education in Brussels .Public School and. Brus- sels Continuation School. A grad- uate of Knox College, he was ordained as a minister in Melville Church, Brussels. ETHEl . Mr. and Mrs. James Gibson and 'family of London were Sun- day NjSitars at the home of mr. qini Mrs. Alex Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dunbar -were visitors in Columbils. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Heibein have Moved into Mrs. Amos Struiltifs Mt. and Mrs, Wm. Vollmer of RR '3, ListoWel, Murray Vedden, Bradley and Beverley. and Dick GreenWay, all of London, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Wm , Dobson, 'Mr. and Urs, Harvey Clark -and family were visitors with Mr: and Mrs John frieriley. CARD OF THANKS airy sincere 'thanks is extressed to all those who remembered -me with cards and gifts wnile I was in hosnital. A special thanks to the Ladies Auxiliary and to the neighbour/ who were so kind to, my vdIA trivrov, gffilfittfit JAMES PERRIE, B. A. Mr. James Perrie, B. A., grad- uate of :Waterloo Lutheran tut- versit3r, Waterloo, and of 'Knox 'College, Toronto, will be ordained in Melville Presbyterian Church, 13ruaseIs, on May fifth at eight o'clock in the evening. The Service of Ordination will be conducted by the Presbytery o Huron-Maitland and every- body is cordially invited to :attend. Following Ordination Mr. Perrie, son of Ma and Mrs. W. J. Perrie, will begin this work in the 'Christian Ministry in the Presbytery of Edmonton at Killan-Galahad, early in June. BRUSSELS 4-H DAIRY CALF CLUB The Brussels 4-H Dairy Calf Club organization meeting was heel April at the Briesels Library, Ender the supervision of Don Pullen, Assistant Agricultural Representative of Huron County, the following officers were elect- ed: President ... . ........ Nellie Bann Vice-Tres, ........ Andrew Hiemstra Secretary ..... „. Marjorie Hopper Press Reporter 'Ross Yuill It was decided to meet on the first Wednesday of each. month 'The Club Leaders are Clifford Bray and, Martin Baan, Melville Young Young Women's Guild, The Young Womenee Guild of Melville Church held their re- gular meeting with Helen, Elliott and Kate Wilson in charge of the Devotions. Kate opened the meeting with a. reading followed by hymn 140. The Prayer was. given by Helen 'tihcl the scripture reading from Mathew 1.3 was read in unison. lieler read the Topic and a -prayer. Meeting closed with lignin 141 Mizpab Benediction, The Members then enjoyed ,slll;gin it MITOM Of foryiritt 'New Members Inducted At Lions Club Meeting Three new members, Jan van Vliet, Jas. Armstrong Jr. and. Gordon Stiles, were inducted into membership of the Brussels ,Lions Club at the regular supper, meeting on Monday night. Lion Selwyn Baker preSenteol the new members to the president of the club, Lion Cecil Parker,, who conducted the induction ritual. The meeting . was presided, over by the president. Business included reading of the minutes and roll call. Mrs H. TenPas was the accdm- panist for the sing song led by Lion Tamer Cecil McFadden. Lions C. McFadden and Calvin Krauter received Key member- ships in a brief ceremony con- ducted by the president. Lion Cecil Parker received a 20 year Old Monarch pin and also a ten year perfect attend- ance pin. Lion Bob Raymond reported athat the Hockey Draws just concluded were a financial success. Lion Russel Knight informed the members that a mass TB x-ray clinic will be carried out in Huron County. Dates for the Brussels clinic will be June ,9th and 30th. The guessing contest was won by Lion Russel Knight. CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks to all those who remembered me with visits, gifts, and cards while I was a patient in. St. Joseph's Hospital, London. Your kindness was apprec- iated, Mrs. Wesley Speiran PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. John Hill of, the Univer- sity of Toronto spent the week end with James Perrie. Wilbur Turnbull is in Montreal where he is attending the National Conference on Hog Quality. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brothers and daughter of bcarborough, were weekend visitors with Brussels friends. Mr. Ed. Nichol, a onetime resident of the Ethel area, visited friends in this community last week. Miss Mae Skelton, who has lived in Toronto for the past limber of years, has returned to Brussels to again make her home here, Mr. and Mrs. Max Oldfield, who purchased the _Harvey Bryans farm will take up residence there shortly while Mr. and Mrs. Hernia:1i Whifield will move into ithe Ohlfiteld hOltki0 APRIL 30th, 1904 p ile]