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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-07-01, Page 1Next meeting the chairman. JanieS Elston Chairman at the call Of, Ralph ShaW Seeretary BRUSSELS POST, 'PH llitSDAY, JULY 1st, 1968 • • -•-• . . . POST PUBLISHING 2101.38Iso 2,00 A Year in Advanee New Royal Canadian Legion Building Officially Opened Here Friday Night WIN(JHAM DIM HIGH, ,SCHOOL JUNE tegslumrs (FotO Brussels And Immediate Area Students) Grade IX 5 Year, Arts, & Science; Business & Commerce, Technology & Trades First Class Honours: Oldfteld Anne; 'Owing Neil; Wilbee Ruth; Campbell Jane Valiance George; Wheeler Doug- las; Huether Joyce; McDonald Suzanne Second Class Honours Mothers Rae Third. Class Honours Brewer' Gerald; Pinch Linda, Pass: Kellington Robert; Rutledge Ken: neth; Near Dianne Grade IX 4 Year Business & Com- merce; Science Technology & Trades Second Class Honours Bone Hrenda; Smith Sandra; Ma- Chan Deb Third Class Honours Cardiff Jean; McDonald Neil; Peacock Lloyd; Work Kenneth; Duncan Larry; 7ston Larry; Snell Gerald Pass: Smith Larry Grade. IX Occupations — Pro- meted to 2 Year Prograinme: Budnark Donald; Graber Ken- neth; Harrison Larry Grade X 5 Year Arts & Science, Business dr. commerce, science & Technology First. Class Honours: Gowing David; Rutledge Gordon; Huether David; Elston Murray Second Class Honours Johnston Term Bronson Marni Pass: Mothers Ruth; Craig Margaret; Pletch Karen; Stretton Frank: Long Garry; Elston Dianne; Wilson Paul Grade X 4 Year. Business & Commerce Second Class Honours Mann Linda; Casemore Dianne; Johnston Yvonne Third Class Honours Devries Shirley; Lowe Ann; Nicholson Marlene; ,Kellington Joyce Pass: Smell Wattle; Lowe Linda; Grade X 4 Year Science Tech-- nology & Trades Second Class Honours Mutter Harold Third Class Honotirs Ellacott Carl; Thompson Archie; MoLean David; Sleightholm Lloyd Pass: TIMInark David Grade X Occupations — Eligible for 2 Year Certificate Garni8s Joan; Jacklin Glen;. Smith Robert W; Workman bavid tnomionoo on Ilia.ek SOO Morris Twp. School Area Board Meeting At a meeting or Morris Town- ship School 'Board in Dritasels on June 23. Many items of 1)11:$111eSS were discussed. The contract for repairs to the roof of Brussels school was given to Dobson Roofing of Exet- er., •Tbere Were two tenders, 9.11e result or the survey for School Supplies was examined and. j the contract given to Jack Hood, Ce, for Supplies for the next 5011001 year for Brussels and Morris Schools. Mr. Bert Beacom requested that his children be allowed to continue attendance at Myth School. Permission was granted. tuition fee to remain the same. The following bills were passed for payment: 1 London Soap Co. 9.07 Brussels Post 6.00 G. Workman, 7.00 Spa,rling Hardware 3.76 Alexander Hardware 6.21 Stainton 3.31 ' Eiducator Supplies • 31.45 , Audit '1064 100.00 R Pearson, bus trips 220.00 U. I. stamps 23.24 Fuel contracts were awarded as follows: Coal No. 4, G. Stiles; No, 5 and 12. A. Montgomery; No. S and 10 Henry Mathers; Myth School, A. Manning. Furnace Oil, Brussels School, Geo. . Mutter; Morris Schools No. 1, 2, 6 and 7 Gordon Stiles. The Board agreed that the members be paid a half years ' salary and expenses: J. Elston, 154.00; J. Stewart, 129.00; B. ' 127.00; G. McCutcheort, 125.00; C. Haines 125.00. ....A contract is to be drawn up with Win. McArter regarding his , continued use of the well at S.S. No. 3. Swimming Instructions Beginning July 5th A.M. BUS . Beginner 9:45 10.20 Teacher — Anne Sills Joan Simpson, Kenny Rowland, Neil McNichol, Pat, Rowland, Patsy Rowland, Ross Somers, Glen Dohnage, Faye Blake, Cordon Mitchell. Beginner 9:45. — 10.20 Teacher Robert Cosford Stephen Mann,-. Stewart !Bann, Billy Rowland, Margaret Snort. reed, Mary .Searle, Charles Riley, Brian Hibbert, Colleen Raymond. Janet Pearson. Beginner 9;45 10.20 Teacher Peter Stinnissen Susan Humphries, Anne Watson, Dianne Willis, Gerald Rutledge, Kim .Humphries, Bobby Bridge, Fernie Eallott, Kevin Grenke, Murray Rowland, Beginner 9:45 — 10.20 Teacher s— Mike Stinnissen Wayne -Willis, Karen Hemingway, Gerald Wheeler, Roger Humph- ries. Moira Rooney, Kim Sullivan,' Billie Sullivan, Ross Mitchell, Beginner 9:45 — 10.20 Teacher Jim Montgomery Maureen Sullivan, Julie Hanna, Bobby Riley Susan Bkidnark, Keith Raymond, Randy COnsins, Debby Keffer, Randy Somers, Lori McCutcheon. • Seniors 9:45 — 10.20 Teacher — Judy Crich Beverly McCall, Dorothy Eilliott, Mary Gibson, Murray Workman, Sandra Watson, Barbara Eryans, Joyce Huether. 10:00 A.M. BUS Beginners 10:30 — 11:05 Teacher — Anne Sills lucky Somers, Nancy Knight, ' Stephen Hibbert, Lydia Gillis, Jean Stephenson, Marie Nolan, Kim, Grenke, Billy Shortreed, Beginners 10:30 —11;05 Teacher-- Robert Cosford Murray Bruce Knight, Gerry Jutzi, Gail Searle, Ray Hemingway, Patsy Rooney, Becky Nolan, Patsy .Tamieson. Beginners 10:30 — 11:05 Teacher -- Peter Stinnissen Jackie 1VloWhirter, Mary 1illen Knight, Bonnie McIntosh, Rhonda, Keffer, Murray Nichol, Kevin Gillis, Bill King, Keith Grenke, I Bruce McIntosh. Intermediate 10:30 — 11:05 Teacher — Judy' Crich Kathy Blake, Paul Blake. Nancy Pearson, Janet Blake, Connie McW hirter, Gail McWhirter., Peter Gibson, Murray McDonald, Linda Wilson. Juniors 10:30 I— 11:05 Teacher — Ross Flewry Danhne McWhirtor, Warren' Knight, Don Gibsen, John Rut- ledge. Joyce Pe.arson, Mary „Anne Don Workman, Sharon Willis, Doreen Stotev, Karen (11104i41 rennin lintv14141",t1' ENGAGEMENT The engagement is announced of Karen Eilizabeth Coleman, daughter of Mrs .Tames (Mac) Backer and the late Kenneth Coleman, of Brussels, to David Russel Hastings, of Brussels, The wedding to take place on Sa*urday. July 24th, 1965. at three o'clock, in the United Church, Pi:suss-els.. • l:/rust Forfeit Winn intl.; Game The Brussels Ladies Softball team scored a 15 - S victory over Coderieh in an unusual game, in Goderich oh Saturday night. Brussels had only six players in- stead of the required nine. The rest of the team. failed to show up in Goderich. Of the six playerS only three were veterans of the team., the others were playing' their first year and played sur- prisingly well. How does a coach win a game with six players? HIS thirol baSe,- Man had to double as short stops and the centre fielder covered the entire field., The batters drove the Goderich. pitcher snit Of the box and the second one was no more effective. It is most frustrating to a matt and the rest of the team not to have expected player show up and because they did net have r full foam Bilissels must forfeit the gaint 10 Gedericb, On Tuesday night in 'Brussels the home team walloped God. ,erich 2i to 10. Gale Wiloor curl .A.h,:ti tgemBiticsa ve:tn' t4 ,a ch slie";aed but Lw Approximately 400 persons were in attendance to see Mr. Gordon Wakefield, Provincial President of the Royal Canad- ian Legion, officially open the new hall . Assisting at the ribbon cutting ceremony were two charter members of Branch 218, Roy Thuell and William Stiles. Reeve S. Calvin Kranter. of BruSsels was chairman for the evening. and the hall was dedi- cated by the branch padre the Rev. H. L. ,Jennings of St,John's Anglican Church, Brussels. Other guests taking Dart in- cluded Chester Merriam of Tara, Dominion Chairman of the Royal Canadian Legion; L. E. Cardiff, MP Huron; Murray Gaunt MPP Huron-Bruce; Reeve Clifford P. Dunbar. Grey Township; Reeve Stewart Procter, Morris. Township; Glenn Webb, War- den, Huron County; Durward Preston, Waterloo. District C. Commander; Eric Johnston, Go& erich, Zone 01 Commander: Mrs. Howard Carroll, Ladies EuidIiary Zone C outman der; and George Inglis, Past President of Branch 21S, also Past District Welfare. Officer. Speaking on behalf of the Brus- sels Branch 218 was Tom. Mc- Farlane, President of the branch, and for the Ladies Auxiliary Mrs. Bertha Elliott a Past President of Last Post and Reveille were Sounded by Mr. Bert Dickson of Ha rris: on. After the ribbon cutting, every one Was invited to inspect the new hall, followed by a dance and buffet lunch, The History of Branch 215 twill be published in the Brussels Post next veelt. The draw for the 221 /a cu. ft. decay freeze was won by Mr, H. Herd of Teeswater, NOTIer The Anniml Memorial Service of 1+Ulna Centro Cemetery will be 'ham Sunday' eVening, Tnly 4, 1905 Rev, 11. 'Waite and 0, A. Winn in abaroo. Spin Around The Track (BY Fred) Jack (the Ripper) McCutcheon finished second in the 20 lap feature in Delaware on Friday night -while starting in 19th Pos- ition, At Flarnboto on Saturday night the 100 lap Super modified, international race was held. Jack ounlified in ilth position out of carS. At the end of 20 laps he was running 4th and had to pull out, of the race because of motor troUble, Not Was lost 'as Jack (11.0.00 (the Ripper's rtm111110 411Atal WOO th0 t,a(it; LEO NATHANIEL GAYNOR Leo Nathaniel Gaynor, 74, of Brussels, died at Beck Memorial Sanatorium, London. Mr. Gaynor was a retired carpenter. He is survived by his wife.. four daughters, Mrs. J. P. (Mary) Gabdurie, Peterborough; Mrs. W. (Patricia) Barrett, Toronto Mrs, A. (Janet) Finlay, Mahon Mrs. Bud (Monica) Salter, . St. Catharines; a sister, Mrs. Mary Quinn, Chicago. The body rested at the A. Rana funeral home, Brussels, with Requiem high mass at 10 a.m on Monday in St. Am- brose R C. Church, Brussels, -Father Mooney officiating. Burial was in St. James Ceme- tery, Seaforth. ' Pallbearers were Jack Mc- Cutcheon, Wm. Blake, Tas No- lan.. Clem Steffler. Ned Rutledge, Jack Cooper. 1:11e official opening Of. the new ball by Brussels Branch 21„S Of the Royal Canadian Legion • was. bold on Friday evening, JuneJune 1 :(5. •, A. parade of District Legioneires, led by the Massed Pipes and Drums of Brussels,. Goderich and Pixeter Pipe Bands, led off from -Victoria Park, Brussels at 74,30 p.m. and proceeded through the main street to the new hall, •