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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-10-08, Page 1 THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY', OCT. 8th,:1964. g,2.00 A Year is 44yaice 102,50 To U.B.,11, POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Rain Mars Brussels Fair; More Exhibitors This Year Morris Couple Celebrate Golden Anniversary Mr. and yrs, James Miehie of Morris Township were the 'recipients of congratulations and. good wishes from a host of friends and fatnly, when they celebrated 'their golden wedding anniversary on Wednesday, Mr. and MrS. Michie were married fifty years ago at the berne of the bride's parents, Mr, and Mrs. Albert T. Cole of the 6th line of Morris ToWnship by Rev. A. M. Boyle of Belgrnve. They still reside on the fifth line of Morris, on the farm they went to when they were first married, Mr. and Mrs. Michie briv'e two children. George. PR 4. Brussels and Barbara (Mrs. Ross Ander- son) of Belgrave and six grand- Children, 'Open hens°, was held at 'their home on Wednesday and a family- dinner will be 'held at the home of Mr. and.:,Mrs. George Michie on Tha,nksilOng T)ny. pip:hon of Cenrp-P:m nay Officiates Ai Closing' Of St. David's. Church On Sunday, October 4th, at p.m, a large congregation was present for the official closing and deconsecration of St, David's of Hen fryn by the Right Reverend Appleyard, D.D.M.C. Bishop of Ceorgian Bay. The Rector, the Rev, H. L. Jennings was in charge of. the service and the Rev. George Anderson, Rector of St. Step() en's. Gordo. acted as the Bishop's Chaplain. The Bishop spoke of the thariks to be, given for these Who :bad served anid worshipped in the church in the past, of the true church not 'made with hands, and the bright future of the con- gregation in their new raiMrity as members of St, Alban's, Atwood. itfis8 Jean and Paul Henderson Sang a duet. Mrs, Lister Me- Creight, organic!. was in charge or the music, A social Hine was ntrinvori. after ihn serviro. at St. Albert's Pariah Hall, Atwood. --- NOTICE TO GIRLS Any girls between the ages, Of 12 and 1.6, inclusive, who are interested in taking the 4 .• .1-Tomcm0king Prefect "The Club Girl Stands on Guard'', contact Mrs. Welland Kreuter, Ethel, Phone I60\V. VARIETY FAIR The annual Variety 'Fait of Morning Star Rebekah Lodge Will be held Saturday: October ;fist, in the LO.O.P, lodge rooms, Kenn iiitsx date open, 'Minister Of Highways Will Open New Road Here, Friday At 4.30 A special opening ceremony of the newly completed development road from Seaforth north to No. 86 Highway will be held at the bridge in 13russels at 4 o'clock this Friday afternoon, The Minister of Highways, C. S. McNaughton will officiate. Other dignitaries, including Reeve Calvin Krauter will take part in the brief ceremony. Construction of the road was carried out by the Huron County Highways Department, and. Warden Ralph Jewel and county 'officials will also take part in the ceremony, mELvi ',kg PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, AN,NIV,ERSARY SERVICES The 1964 Anniversary Services of Melville Church were held Sunday, 27th, September, at 11.00 a.m. and 7.'30 with good attendance morning and evening. Rev. Andrew IL McKenzie B.A., .13.a, of Knox Presbyterian Church, Acton. was the guest 'Speaker for the day, and the morning- sermon theme was "Please change your Attitude", During the service the tenor soloist was Mr. 'Brian Prescott. who sang "The Holy City" and the choir gave a fine rendering of the anthem "Lift up mom' Head", At the evening service Rev. W. 3. Morrison welcomed Rev. iTcKenzie warmly to Brussels a assisted in conducting the wor- ship, ney. moKenzie prefaced his sermon by saying lie had family connections with. Brussels, and hi,s great grandFather duel fartned in this community, The evening address was en- titled "Measuring the ltnmeasure,,. 'able", in which the speaker em- phasized the futility of applying rigid measurements to such things as human personality. - and the ChUrCh and the urogrcrs of the gospel. The Sbleist. Was :Mrs. Carl Douglas, Who gave a delightful t soprano Selo "Give Me.A Song", 1 The Melville Church choir sang the anthent "0 God Our Hole fn f A g.es Past" Most orcenta bly. The Church was tastefully decorated with flowers and fruit by ladies of the Young Women's Gnild. MrS. 140a,nk Thoinpson nresided at the organ both morning and everting, The fishers for Anniversary Sunday Were, W. Jarnes Armstong. beheld Perrie, Murray Cardirt ti iitl Oortinit X911 h BRUSSELS LADIES WIN ,WOAA CHAMP ION SUIP Brussels Ladies defeated, Hanover three straight in the best of five series, 3 - 2, 5 0 and 13 - 3, In the last game Ruth Coulter bacl two home inns, Alvipa BeaCh one and Barbara Turnbull one. Not since 1.945 have the Brus- sels girls won the WOAA Championship, Only Nora Steph- enson playing now, played on the 1948 team. Three trophies were won by the girls this year, Group trophy, Huron Ladies, and WOAA. They eliminated. :Ooderich, Winthrop, Brucefield and Hanover in that order. After the game the girls en- joyed a steak dinner. Congratulations to our ladies ball team, and their coach and. manager for the successful eon elusion of their season, MAIL SERVICE FOR THANKSGIVING DAY MONDAY, 12th OCT, 1964 The post, office lobby will he open front S a.m. to 6 p.m. The wickets will be closed all day and there will be no rural delivery. The mail will be received in the morning as usual. Brussels Sales Yards Have Stocker, Feeder Sale Albert Cardiff was the winner of the Grand Championship and Cliff McAllister the Reserve Championship prize at the Brus- sels Sale Yard Stocker and Feeder Sale. Over 1,000 head of cattle were sold Tuesday at the BrusselS Livestock Sale Yards for' siso,000m. Mr. Colborn Johnson and Mr, bong Miles were the Judges. PALACE IS CROWDED WITH EXCELLENT EXHIBITS • • The Crystal Palace here was a hive of bustling activity all day Thursday, the first day of the 1.0,ast Huron Agricultural Society Fair. Exhibitors with their entries, directors arranging exhibits, and -others setting up displays, and. judges • discharging their unen- viable duty of awarding prizes. At completion, the Crystal Palace bulged at the seams wits beauti- ful handiwork. artistic exhibits, school work of varied kinds, a. massive showing of colorful flowers, in spite of early frosts, baking, the fruits of. field.. orch' ards and gar4ens, • - Thursday evening the public availed themselves of the oppor-. tunity to view, and admire, these indoor exhibits, which showed: a marked increase in almost all classes, and 'also to enjoy the singing Of the Hap Swatridge Chorus of Wingham, who pro- v hied a brief period of entertain- ment Specials Baking • Mrs. George Mtitt.or was award., ed the Bake Queen title for qv' :do of five rtiol(it4, rolls, elio(:! on 1 r, cake. chorry pie oatmeal cookies, hatter tarts. • • Air;. .:".ouis Storehouse w:P-1 top eAtlibitor in baking followed by' Mirs. G. Mutter, Mrs. E. Cudmore tied Mrs. Stonelions•• 1.1,-9n • the '.;111111$011 - Sears Special, • Bee,t, • 11.'. Mrs. Rob% Grp.sliy Graham Cracker Pic, tz , ,TeCormick ,4 Brough TJ1.• Doves tic Special Searle, Mrs. S, Fear. Mrs. Stepp-. House, Domestic Pie, MrS. Mutter, Mrs: Searle, Mrs. Stan .liouse. ;4 d 1.11,0!111, Mrs. Tervitt, MM. Multii17, Mrs.. •1111 oh a rme. brown bread, Stonehouse, Mrs. I C. Hemingway. rolls. Mrs. Mutter, Mrs, StonehOuse, Mrs. C. way, cinnamon buns, Mrs. Tervitt, Drvor:!-.. Robinhood. bread turns. Mrs. Mutter. Lencon Pie. Mrs. Roht.... Gra.sby, Atvoil Mrs. S. Rittledge• special, Mrs. R. Orrasby, P/iewers v , Cuarnoro. 14'010-wed by Mrs. C. Johnston, 'Mrs, D. Hastings. Wr...-!'; To Po'atoet., (Mrs, Nair) Mrs. 'Leona Arm-. strong. Mrs. D. Glousher, Mrs. r ucimore, Working Man's SUPPet' Mrs, +i s113i11H1i't)i1~i( lillkt~li t4:j.igt)"16.1. }X, QUEEN OF — Mrs. Golorge Mutter, Brussels, 'won the "caking queen title or the seconzl consecutive :\7,2ar qt Brusdels Faill Fair, FlidaY., Nor entry of fivt fialrnple!, insj:ading a. pk And, eitR f hc'.r Ito pliNot