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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-07-02, Page 1THURSDAY', JULY 2nd, 1964 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE RESUL13 OF JUNE PROMOTION EXAMINATIONS OF THE BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL TB CLINIC HERE WELL ATTENDED A good many citizens, of Prue- sets and district availed them-,* To selves of the facilities of the' Free TB Clinic held in the Public School here on WIlonday and Tuesday. Unfortunately there was also a number who did not take 'advantage of the opportunity, Mrs. Ross 1VItcCall, was chair man of the committee in charge at the Clinic. The various com- mittee workers involved in the entire project Worked diligently for its success, Transportation was provided, by some ladies, for those who needed it in order to attend the Clinic. Dates to return for readings are July 2nd and 3rd. Local Residents Attend Hopper Reunion The sixth annual Hopper re- union was held on Sunday at :the Stone School with about 100 persons attending. Sports Were enjoyed and a picnic lunch served. Officer for 1965 are: President Stan Hopper Sec.-treas. Mrs Stan Hopper Games CoMmittee Fred Hopper, Ken 'Forbes _Lunch 'Committee .... Mrs. D. A. Rann, Mrs. 'Mae Bryans Mrs. Margaret Kerr, Mrs Muriel Garniss William Hopper, Seaforth was the Oldest member present; youngest child was Leisa. Mary Garniss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Murray G-a.rniss, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hopper or Royal Oak, Mich., received the prize for coming the greatest distance. Guests' were present from London, Detroit, Royal Oak, Seaforth, Bridgeport, Goderich Neustadt, 'Wingham, 13elgrave and Brussels. Trousseau Tea A trousseau tea, will be held by Mrs. Ross Cardiff at home in honour of her daughter, Dale, on Saturday, July 4th, 1964, from 2:00 - to - 4:30 pm. and 7:00 • to - 9:30 p.m. Friend and neighbours are cordially invited to attend. PEOPLE WE KNOW Walter Williamson and W. C. :Kerr were in Toronto to attend the LO,O.r. Grand Dodge., at the Royal York Hotel. Mr. and 'Mrs. Clarence Free. stone and son Douglas, of George- town. have beet guests at the 'home of 'Mr. and Mrs.' RELY Bronson. Congratulation to Geraldine McTaggart of RR 2, Brussels; -Yvonne Connelly, RR 3, Brussels; Eileen Williamson, RR 1, Walton; Arlene Williamson and William C. Uhler, both of RR 3, Walton; Mrs. Melia Wilson and Miss Ann Cardiff both of Brussels who were among the graduates of the Stratford Teacher's Col- lege. GIBSON REUNION The second reunion of descen- dents of Alexander and Jane Gibson was held SUnday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Gra,;.-,by, All 4, Brussels. Relatives attended from Oak- ville, Port Dalhousie, Dorchester, London, Thorndale, Hamilton, St.. Thomas, Scarbortmgh, Wal- ton, and Listowel, Brussels Girl Guides Attend Glenanack Camp Nineteen 'members of the local Girl Guides, with their leaders, Mrs. :Win. Kellington and 'Mrs. Ken Sholdice, spent last weekend at Camp Glenmack (near Seaforth). Mrs. ',Lavender of Hensall was camp advisor assisted by Mrs. J, MacDonald of Centralia. The girls were able to take part in this enjoyable experience of outdoor living thanks to those who 'loaned sleeping bags and provided transportation. LETTER TO THE EDITOR The Brussels Post Att.: The Editor Sir: t would like to reply to T.K.F. and the column he wrote in the last issue of The Post. Dear You asked in . your column "where is the mercy of God, where is His goodness and His kindness" as you considered the 'people suffering in hospital. Without going into the problem of suffering I would suggest to TH. F. that he consider these signs of God's presence: If you had looked you would have seen mercy, goodness, and 'kindness, in: the nurses, doctors, mends, orderlies fellow patients, the medicine, the wonderful healing powers within your own body; yes, even that preacher with, his platitudes on v the radio reflects the compassion God has placed in us for our fel- low-men. Where is God? In those people mentioned above. During World •War 2 two men stood together on the battle- field. One of them looked out bitterly over the hideous sights of "no man's land" and said: "Look, out there. Where is God now?" The other also looked, looked at the torn ground, the jagged, broken wire, the bodies of wounded men and dead men; but looked also at something else. Out into the zone of fire two stretcher-hearers were go- ing. "He is there," he said, "There is God". Yours for the other side of the coin, Al John s ton ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Marks announce the engagement of their youngest daughter. Dorothy Jean, to Thomas Powell, son of Mrs. Wirmitred Powell, Kitch• ever and the late Alexander PoWell. The wedding will take place July 25th, at seven o'clock, at Zion Evangelical United Brethren Church in Kitchener: GAUS — NICHOLSON Miss Shmey Nicholson, daugh- ter 'of Mr and Mrs. Charles Nicholson RR 1, Ethel, became the .nride of Mr. William Gaus, son of Mr. Albert :Gaus, Lis- towel, in a ceremony performed by Rev. Lloyd Stapleton in Lis- towel United Church, The bride wore a' floor length gown of nylon net. The fitted bodice featured a eabrina glit- tered neckline and long lily point sleeves. The full bouffant skirt with lace insertion at the back was worn over bridal satin and hoop. A headpiece of taffeta 'petals held her waist-length tulle illusion veil. one carried a white Bible topped with red roses and white tmurns. Mrs, Bert Elliott, RR 2, Blyth, as bridesmaid, wore a white lace dress over blue taffeta with silver oolored'accessories. She carried a boquet of pink and -white carnations. Bonnie Gaus of Trowrnige, niece of the bridegroom, was flower girl. She wore a yellow nylon dress and white acces- sories and carried a boquet of yellow and white flowers. Mr. Wilfred Gaus of Hespler was best man, At the reception held in the Atwood Community Centre, the bride's mother received in a blue linen suit with white acces- sories and a corsage Of yellow baby mums.. The bridegroom's mother chose a beige lace dress with white and black accessories and a corsage of pink baby mums. For a weddng trip to Niagara Falls and Norte 13av, !he bridn- donned a pink linen suit with white accessories and a blue and white cort.age. Mr. and Mrs Gaus will reside in Grade 9 Gruber, Ken Harrison, Larry Huether, Joyce Kellington, Robert McDonald, Paul McDonald, Susan Oldfield, Anne Rutledge, Terry Smith, Larry Valiance, George Wheeler, Douglas Work, Ken To Grade 8 Currie, Douglas Elliott, Dorothy Gibson, Mary Huether, Douglas McCauley, Barrie McCutcheon, Vonne McDonald, Murray McDonald, Sandy McWhirter, Wm, Mach an, Gordon Martin, Linda Plet.;11, Donald Ritchie, Ken Wheeler, Jim Wilson, Gregg Workman, Bryan To Grade 7 Arnold, Danny Beirnes, Kim callander, Deborah Davidson, Ann. Exel, Charles Hemingway, Neil Jamieson, Brenda Jamieson, David Kellington, Murray Krauter. Kathleen Meehan, Anne Meehan, Dianne MeArter, Murray McWhirter. Gail Olcifield, James Pipe, :Robert l'letch, Bonnie 'Prior. Gail Prior, Terry Lynn Work, Judith Workman. Murray To Grade 6 Brigham James Cousins, Murray Exel, John Gritbe. Nancy Tlama, Maureen Kernaghan, Michael Logan, Jack 1,(tre Penny MCA rter, Catherine McCutcheon, Pauline McDonald, Gail .McWhirter. Daphne Morrison, George Mutter, Karen Pearson, Nancy Raymond. Murray Seine/ s o Ross r hornas, Reboot Lind!, To Grade 5 Adams, Nancy Beirnes, Wendy Brigham, Douglas Brigham, John Cardiff, Coleen Ebel, Kathy Elliott, Joan Gibson, Donald Grenke, Kim }Tinton., Ronald T-Inether, Greg Meehan, Patricia Meeutelleon, Cheryl McDonald, John Wayne McWhirter, Connie Pipe, Shirley tlayinond, Bruce Rooney, Patricia . Rutledge, John Simpson, Joan Somers, Rickey Speir, Deborah Stephenson, Joan Str4tychuk, Brian Thomas, David Valla,nce, Julie Willis, Sharon Wheeler, Gerald Work, Kathy Workman, Don To Grade 4 Cardiff, Allan Cardiff, Doreen Cousins. Cathy Elliott. John Exel, Christopher, Gibson, Peter Jamieson, Patsy ,Tutzi, Gerry McCall, Deborah Prior, Wendy Rooney, Helen Rooney, Moira Stephenson, Robert Sullivan, WilliaM Wheeler, Dale „ Scott orman. Don To Grade 3 Adonis', Andy neirnes, Ricky Brigham, Anita Exel. Frances iTaIitia, Julie Vinton, Kenneth Logan, David Johnston, David McCall. Donald Marton. Lawrence McCutelicon, Blaine McCu t cheon, Lori Iklutter, Paul Morrison, RoseMary Raymond, Keith Pearson, Joyce Smith, Douglas SUSan Sullivan, Kiln Thomas, Dianne -.-allance, Lloyd Willis, Wayne Work, Bryan To Grade 2 Beirnes Patty (Continted elt page) '2.00 A Year in Advance $2.50 To 1113.41.