HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-03-25, Page 1r2.00 A Year in AdTiMlee $2.60 To U.S-A, TH113 'BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, MARCH 25th,• 1965 POST PUBLISHING 'HO Li S
Morris Twp. Barn
Destroyed By Fire
Fire of undetermined origin was
discovered about '7:30 Monday
morning in the large barn on the
farm of. Roland Marks, con, 5,
Morris Township,
25 head of cattle were saved 1.
through the combined efforts, of
the Wingham and Blyth area fire
brigades. A few cattle and some
young pigs were lost in the blaze,
also the contents of the upper
portion of the barn, including bay
and grain. The loss, estimmted at
$20,000 is partially covered by
insurance,
Ladies Are Invited
To Attend Food Forum
At S p.m., Thursday, April the
first a Food Forum will be held,
in the Brussels Legion Hall. This
will be the first time such a pro-
p,-.am has been presented in
iluron County.
A Food Forum. Is sponsored by
the Home Nconomica Service of
the Ontario Penartnient of Agri,
cultere upon the request of. the
women in any are of a county.
When interest is shown In
Comiannity, an Advisory Com,
taittee afire or six women is set
up: This group decides on the
topic, Place, date and time of the
Food Forum, Home v.Icouomists
from the Ontario Department of
Agriculture prepare the fOod and
conduct the forum. No :admission
is charged and the meeting is
open Co all women in the sur-
-ounding,- area.
During the forum, which lasts
about two hours, the information
on the topic selected is nresented
through demonstrations And dis-
cussion. There are various topics
to choose from such as "Never
a Dull Meal", '''Cooking With ,
Your I-Tat On" and "Freezer
Forum".
The Advisory Committee, for
the Brussels Food Forum chose
the topic "Trix With A Mix",
which is designed to show how a
basic home-made biscuit mix may
be used to make a variety of
Products from tea biscuits to
Pizza to coffee cake! At the end,
of the evening -the audience: is
invited to taste the food which
has been prepared.
A Food Forum is an event that
is both informative and inter-
esting. New ideas are presented:
which can assist the homemaker
in her daily meal preparation,
and which can make, eating more
fun for the entire family.
ENGAGEMENT
Mr . and Mrs. Lloyd Batkire
Clinton, Ontario, wish to annouce
the engagement of their datighter,
Janet Eli7.abeth, to Mr, David John
MeCutcheon, only son of Mr. and
"Al-. Jack MeCtitcheon, Brussels,
Ontario, Wedding to take place in
Ontario Street United Church,
Clinton, at 11 a An., SattirdaY,
April 24th, 1965.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
W. E. Willis is critically ill in
Victoria I lospital, London.
Mrs. Roy Thuell was the winner
of the Lions NHL hockey draw
Sat-v.1110Y.
Mrs. J. W, Fischer is again a;
patient in List owel Memorial
lair l.',IIiii
Duff's United Church
Have Pot Luck Supper
A Pot Luck supper and social
evening was enjoyed by Duff's
United Church. A short program,
presided over by Rev. Arthur
Higginbotham, was • presented
as follows: Piano solo. Lynne
McDonald; duets, Gordon and
Ross Mitchell; Irish dance, Janice
Houston. Debbie and Janice van
Vliet, accompanied by Glenna
Houston; Irish reading, Mrs.
Nelson Reid; duet, Mrs. John
Dos and. Mrs, Jan van Vliet, ac-
companied by Mrs, Martin Bean.
,two-part song by Mrs, Jan van
'inlet Sr., Mrs. Clifford Hoegy,
Mrs. Roy Williamson, Mrs.
Harold McCalluin, Mrs. Herb-
ert Williamson, Mrs. Clifford
Ritchie, Mrs. John I3os and Mrs.
James Clarke; piano solo, Glenna
Houston; duet, Mrs. Harold Mc-
CalluM and Nellie Baan, accom-
panied by Mrs. Baan. Walton
unit of the UCW served the sup-
per and the 8th and 16th unit
cleaned up,
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DONATIONS TO CARNIVAL
The Recreational Committee
acknowledge the following don-
ations which Were not included
previously:
McGavin Farm Equipment 6..00
Herb Travis 5.00
BOWLING 'MOTES
March 22nd
The Untouchables again lived up
to their name when they swamped
the Pinbusters this evening, win-
ning both games and gaining
another 722 pins.
1st Game
Untouchables 2264
Pinbusters 1826
392
2nd Gam* 777A
Untouchables 1979
Pinbusters 1649
330
79,278
1,887
Ladles Sinaloa
Ruth Huether 271
men's Singles
Dave Hastings
advertising 5.00
Brussels Coal Yard
coal 89,25
Oldfield Hardware,
supplieS
4.02
Machin Hardware
supplies & record player 60.68
Molesworth Glen. Store
supplies 18.40
Ronald Doig, labour 3.00
Mrs. Margaret Sweeney
general 'books
5.10
Albert Cardiff, fire
& weather insurance -55.70
Canadian F.D.S., records 7.02
Pobt. L. Cunningham
oil
Ont. Chemicals, floor
stripper ........... 28.58
Gordon A. M.cEachern Ltd.
floor cleaning supplies 84,62
Educator Supplies Ltd.
supplies
lack Hood School Supplies
Ltd., supplies 73.20
Motion of Shortreed and Mc-
Donald that the Board add another
$40,000.00 insurance on the, new
school — Carried
The meeting adjourned on
motion, Of McDonald. Next reg-
nlar meeting April S at S p.m.
CARD OF THANKS
HARRIS — The faintly of the
late Mrs. Flora Harris WW1 to ex- •
press their thanks to the many
kind friends, relatives and neigh,
hours for their acts of kindness
and messages of sympathy dttring
.opt' recent bereavement.. For the
Cid.eon Bible, the contribution to
the Brussels Mausoleum and the
beautifuj floral trtnitteS. special
thanks to Rev, Cr. W. Stich of
Lucan, the Sister8 and MiirSing
stri fS on the 4th floor at St..
Mary's Hospital, the D. A. Rann
funeral heine, pallbearers, Mr.
and Mrs. Herb Trviss for the use
of their home and to the ladies
i‘:.ho so efficiently served lunch.
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Support Your Teams
Come To The Tournament
The second annual Minor
Hockey Tournament will be held
in the Brussels Arena Saturday
of this, week to conclude the
minor hockey season here.
Squirt, Pee Wee, Bantam and
Midget teams from. Toronto,
Monkton, Bluev ale, Atwood,
Newry, Blyth, Stone School and.
Brussels will compete.
The games will start at 10 a.m.
with the final game at 10 p,m.
Be there to cheer your teams
and show your boys you are in.
terested in supporting their
favourite sport.
See the advertisement else-
where in this issue for pardon-
lars.
Binnspiet And F1'anquet
Conclude Curling Season
A mixed BonSpiel was held in.
the 'Brussels arena on Saturday,
March 20th with the following
winning rinks:
9 AN. DRAW
1st Don Dunbar's Rink
Marie Turnbull
Dan Pearson
Mrs. Alex Pearson
2nd Frank Carter's Rink
Donelda, Pearson
Bob Alexander
Frank Kirkby
Consolation Ray Matheson
Nora. Stephenson
Ralph Pearson
Wilma Rathwell
11 A,.M. DRAW
1st -- Jack McDonald's Rink.
Rea Valiance
Ross McCall
Clenn Bothwell
2nd A— Elmer Young's Rink
Dorothy McDonald
Jim Mair
Isabelle Rathwell
Consolation Hugh Pearson
Barbara Dunhat
Stewart Lowe
Don Fraser
This Bensneil ended the curling*
season and a delicious banquet
was enjoyed,
CARD OF THANKS
Many thanks to our friends
and: neighhoUrs for their kindness
shown its :tinting our recent
110-en:vein ent.
Intl and Jean Dunn and family
CARD OF THANKS
The coaches and manager'?
the Brussels hockey trams
PresS their gratitude to 4'4-Art
Patients of the team menil—r~
to those who nrovided
pOrtatien• stipported the ,••••••
or helped in any w-iy. for irA
CO-oPeration in mgkinc:
hoekv mi.Bott a succ,o8Foq.7.
tti* tiewo,
! -
Total Pins
Untouchables 81,165
Pinbusters
GREY TWP. SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING
The regular meeting of the
Grey Township School Board was
hold in the Clerk's office on
March 11th with all members
and Inspector Kinkea,d, present.
The minutes of tne February
meeting were read and adopted
on motion of Shortreed and vic•
Taggart — Carried
Several items of correspond-
ence were read and discussed
including applications for Prin-
cipal and a letter of resignation
from Mr. A. E Martin,
Motion of McDonald and Mc-
Taggart that the Board accept
the resignation of Mr. A. E.
Martin to be effective June 30,
1965 —Carried
Mr. Kinkead reported what in-
formation he had about some
of the applicants and was to do
some further investigating.
Motion of Sweeney and Short-
reed that the following accounts
be . paid -- Carried
The Globe and Mail,
advertising. 15.00
Toronto Star Ltd.
405.96
12.88
CARD OF THANKS
The family of the late Ernest
304 Smith wish to publicly thank the
l_adiet Double' Many friends who had expressed
Ruth Huether 496 kindne88 and sympathy to bus-
Karen Coleman 360 band and father during his ill-
Kay Rutledge 324 neaS, Also for the many gifts of
Men's Doubles floWerS, provisions, and kind acts
Dave Hastings 489 to us in our bereavement. Words
Mel McArter ,.,,..,,,Ii„. 488 fail hi 'eXpress Our appreciation!
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Melville Church
Guild 'Meeting
Melville Presbyterian Guild
held their March meeting on the
regular night, the 3rd Tuesday
of each month. The church par-
lour provided an attractive set-
ting, nicely decorated with St..
Patrick symbols. The trio in
charge were Mary Davidson,
Leona Armstrong and Esther
Smith.
Mary gave the call to worship
followed by the singing of "f Need
Thee Every H.
Mathew 6:1-8 was read in. uni-
son and prayer given by Mary.
Leona read a poem called "The
Power of Prayer" and this subject
was further carried out in Esther's
topic, "Learning to Pray".
The president, Aileen Mutter,
then took charge and the seem.
inry's and treasurer's reports
were given. Conresnondence and
Thank You Notes were read and
other business discussed.
The roll call was answered by
verses printed on shamrocks and
a St. Patrick's contest was con
ducted by Leona. Tasty refresh-
ments were served by Mary,
Esther, and Leona,