The Brussels Post, 1964-12-17, Page 5Co . The 'Electors Of (rey Township
Aly S111C0i0 (11/11.146 1S. cai,e110,ea to all those who sup-
ported toe in the recent Grey Townsnip election, re-electing
Inc. as a School Trustee.
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Season.
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here .expiiess lily
of iny. fellow Board
et the community,
BRIDE IS HONOURED
WITH PRESENTATION
A presentation was held at S.S.
No. 3, grey school on Friday
evening for Mrs. Barry 8raut
(nee Pat Chapman), with about
thirty five in attendance.
Sievena.l games were enjoyed,
ably conducted by Mrs. Grace
Wilbee. Following the games the
bride, her, mother, Mrs. Aileen
ChaPInsti, and sister, Mrs.
Barbara Ward, were called to the
front, which was decorated with
bells, and streamers. Au addreliii
was read by Miss Linda Jackliii
and gifts were presented by
Misses June and Ruth Wilbee
and Dianne `Turnbull.
Mrs. wain, :Akio:, a suitable
reply, and everyone joined in
singing "'For She's a Jolly Good
Fellow"
Hostesses for the occasion
were Miss Linda Jacklin, Mrs.
Mildred Hardy, Mrs. Grace
Wilbee, Mrs. Myrtle Nieh*On
and Mrs. Reta Jacklin.
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Organist: mile bharan Storey
aglillater; AOY. A. M. JOhneten
BA.. iSLA
9:46 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 s.m. Public Worship
Service.
PRESBYTLIUAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
MELVILLE CHURCI-.
I/limiter: /ter. W. J. Morrison MA.
Organist: Mr*, Prank l'nompson
LINN
10;00 a.m. Church School
Christmas Mini Strip
11:00 a.m. Christmaa Service
Sensch Tapia;
"The Miracle of Christmas"
AVerYone Welcome
ANtsi.,ACAN
OF CANADA
itacito: Alter. U. L. Jennings
N.
Orlfaniat: Mrs. B. Allhott
JOHN'S
11 am. Carol ServiCe
and Chure.li Sch001
St. ALBAN'S, ATW001.)
' p.m. Holy Communion
and Church School
CKANicittU0k,
WYMS December Meeting
The December.meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society was
held at the home 'a Mrs, A:ex
Steiss with ten members and one
visitor present. The leader, Mrs.
States, Xoli:owed the (.),htristinas
theme throughout the meeting.
The meeting was opened with the
call to worship and prayer. Alta.
Whitfield presided at the piano
for the singing of Cnristmas
hymna„ Luke 1-20 'was read
alternately. Readings appropriate
for GI' tristmas were given by Mrs.
'Veitch, Mrs. Engel, AVIrs. Evans
and Mrs. Strickler. The topic
"No Room in the the inn" was
read by Mrs, John Perrie. Mrs.
Earl 1)11411, president, conctucteci
the business which included the
reading of the minutes, roll
call, offering and general discus-
sion. A favourite Christmas carol
w,as given in response to roll call.
Folloviing the closing hymn Mrs.
Steles pronounced the Bene-
diciton. The election or officers
then took glace with Mrs. Stan-
!leY Fischer, presiding and Mrs,
Mac Engel, as secretary. The
officers for 1966 are:
President Mrs, Earl Dunn,
Vice-Pres. Mrs, C. Veitch
Secretary Mrs. Alex Steiss
Treasurer Mrs, John Perrie
Welcome and Wei fare
Sec. Mies Mice J. Forrest
Supply Sec, .... Mrs. John Schnook
Literature & Library Sec..... Mrs.
Dick Bradshaw
Glad Tidings. Sec. hise. M.
Engel
Pianist Mrs. Whitfield
Press Reporter Mrs. Engel
Auditors Mrs, Stangey
Fischer, Miss Alice Forrest
C.O.C. Leaders Mrs, Stuart
Stevenson and Mrs. Leslie Knight
Mrs. John Perrie wily: be host-
ess for the January meeting
GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
',JEWS ITEMS
The Gentlemen's •Glut) are, out
for new members. The challenge
games with the Legion will soon
be starting and, tins year we have
a beautiful trophy to fight for.
Ws nice of the Legion to keep it
for us, Keep it polished up 1111(i in
good shape until the Baines get
under way. We know exactly
where it will be placed when we
bring it home. La fact, we spent
two afternoons potting up a
mahogany shelf. Yes, you farm
boys get up those Club steps. it's
only a to belong; and if you
lia,ven't got a loose one come up
anyway. it, is vvitrm and com-
fortable and the best fellows in
the world gather there 6 days a
week. Come up for a full after-
'noon or three games. This will
give you plenty of time for re-
freshniients and do your business.
One great advantage in belonging
to our club, is your wge will be
proud you are, spending your time
with gentlemeu. We do not play
in the evening, prefer home,
pipe and slippers and a few
arguments with the head of the
liouse. It's too bad women were
given the vote, especially Grit
women. Civic election is, over.
My mind was made up how to
vote but its an open mind. A tank
lull of furnace oil, or a couple of
new snow' tires could have in-
iluenced Inc. A wizen quarts of
11111E, a iew tree Ilan cuts or Some
carpenter repairs would nay()
been accepted. Tile worst part of
election day is waiting for the
big shots to count 'the
This is the slowest group that
ever assembled in our village,
11l a tlie exception of Ivan Camp-
bed's ponies. They are, of course.
nearly all Grits, and copy Ot-
tawa. The Liberals have been in
power now away over a year and
have accomplished four things.
TheY raised their salaries. Judy
La Marsh quit smokiug. Harold
Banks was nelped across the
border and now some of them are
mixed. up with narcotics. Well, 1
say ir a poke in the right place
with a needle, whether it contains
dope or not, will hurry them up.
Let thein jab themselves all they
like, and send a few needles up
here, I was disappointed in not
being nominated for the Reeve-
'ship. My hat was in the, ring but
no one nominated me. Did. they
forget, or was 1 ignored? Some or,
my friends were comparing me
with, and calling me Miss Whit-
ton. Charlotte was, of course, the
Mayor of Ottawa. Well, Brussels
will rest in peace another year.
If the citizens Nv,on't nominate
the best brains they can't expect
the best Reeve.
Truthfully Yours.
31. 4. Y.
'HANK YOU
of the: ,k4ustiela School 1.$9301 for 31164.
sincere apPrecla,Uon for the co-we:410B
meinners. the school staff, and residanta
May you all enjoy Happy Holiday Season.
HOWARD BERNARD
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SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICE
FEATURING THE
Choir of Melville Presbyterian Church, Brusse
will be held in *he Church Auditorium, on
SUNDAY, 20th DECEMBER
COMMENCING 7:30 p.m.
"THE SHEPHERDS' CHIRISTIVIAS"
A SACRED CANTATA FOR MIXED VOICES
will be sung by the Junior and Senior Choirs, under the leadership
of Mrs. Frank Thompson, organist.
Special Offering For. Choir Funds
Minister: Rev. W.J. Morrison, Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson
"Come Let Us Adore Him"
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allgaigArr04111i'Z)W-
TWO fa II FEEDS umiTaD
of Brussels wish to announce
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL
OAT LE FEED
FOR THE PERIOD OF
November .20 to December 19
During this period all cattle feeds are reduced off card
price (Regular Retail Price.)
$ 5.00 per ton dairy month discount
$ 5.00 per ton bulk discount (bags exchanged)
$ 1.00 per ton pick up allowance at mill
$11.00 SAVINGS TO YOU
Pan your winter feeding program now and make
extra, profits this year on all dairy and beef feeds
by saving $11.00 per ton on every ton bought in
Dairy Mouth.
ENQUIRE AND BOOK YOUR ORDERS
FOR DELIVERY BEFORE DEC. 19, 1964.
"The Most Value for the Farmer's Dollar,
"The Most Value for the Farmer's Dollar"
Call 199 Brussels
Everyone Will Enjoy
Don't Forget Use
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PROCLAMATION
BOXING DAY
Saturday, December 26th
A, PUBLIC HOLIDAY
To Fall In Line With Other Municipalities
Viiiage of Brussels
C. J. Krauter,
Reeve
XV G7' .•c 2.1%.5f.A":3;
Christmas Special
ICE CREAM
Bach carton contains a delightful trait mixture including red
and green cherries, oranges, pineapple, pears and Paschal,
Be Sure To lieep Plenty In Your Freezer DUrinit
The Holiday Season
COUSINS Fresh. Creamery Butter
in All Your linking And On The Table TOO