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The Brussels Post, 1965-08-26, Page 1T2.00 A Year in Advance $2.50 To. U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST no, Ins POST POBLISHING HOUSE. -- Ladies Request Volunteer Workers The Directors of the Ladies' Division of the East Huron Agricultural Society will_ have a booth at the Fair Grounds at the Hell Lets Show on Sept. 1st and , also a lunch counter in the Crystal Palace at the dance which follows the shy*. They are asking for volunteer workers. They will aPPreciate your help. MRS. MARGARET CARDIFF Mrs. Margaret Cardiff, 96, of BtrusseIS died Wednesday in the ,Callander Nursing Home, Brus- els, The former Margaret " Lowe, she was the widow of the late Richard Cardiff. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Harvey (Berva) Dennis and Mrs. Douglas (Wilma )Hetningway, both of Brussels. The funeral service will be held at the D. A. Rann funeral home at 2 p.m. on. leriday. will be in Brussels cemetery. BRUSSELS LADIES MUST WIN FRIDAY TO TAKE SERIES . The Brussels Ladies Soft- ball team must win the game to be played here this Friday night. at 7:30, to win the four out of seven series with Goderich. They a are now tied at three games each. The local girls won the game here on Tuesday night but had to forfeit the game to Goderich because they were short two players to start the game. Suf- ficient players were on hand later but the game had to be, conceded. In. Goderich on Wednesday night, errors were costly and Brussels lost by a score of 15-'7. The girls need the support of all, their fans to cheer them to vict- ory this Friday. in Brussels at 7:30 p.m. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. John Hutton; RR 3, List6wel, wish to announce the engagement of their daughter, Gladys Lorraine, to Mr. Murray Milton W. Bray, son or Mr. and Mrs, Glen Bray. The rn.arriage to take place on Saturday, Sent. llth, 2:lt0 p.m. in Knox Presby- terian Church, Listowel. BORN wi-TF.ITDLEJR — To George and Shirley, on August' 12th, in Wingharn, and District Hespital a son, Kevin George brother for ("oral, PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. and Mrs, Jack Dennison of Merlin have been visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Gus Eder, Mrs. Ella Shurrie is still a patient in Winglitun and Dist• riot Hospital. Her many friends hope that she will soon he 01)10 to return home. Mr. and Mrs. M. Lowry and son Don, of Cleveland, Ohio, were visitors last rowel, with her mother. Mrs. W. Speirari. Tommy Higgins of Toronto is visiting his grandmother, Mrs, W, Stephens, at Brussels, for a week,. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edgar and Toronte, are vacationing with their parents, Mrs. W. Edgar, and, Mr. and Mts. Alvie Higgins, Mr. ans. Mrs. Cams, Martin, RR 4, Brussels. moved to. Landon, Whete they have purchased home, this week. Mrs. Loreno dVIOInnis has re- turned to Exeter, after holiday- ing with her sister, Mrs, A. Ed- 'win Martin at Port Ellgin. and Brussels. (MISS GWendolyne Martin has, returned from Quebec Province, where she:Successfully completed a Summer Course In French- in Connection with the University of Western Ontario, London. Mr. and Mrs. Jack. McCutcheon accompaniea by their son David and ',Mrs. McCutcheon of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Rutledge and rain and Mrs. Brian Rutledge and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ehel and daughter Kathy attended the Walters — Isysko wedding in Toronto on Sattirday. TO PRESENT FAREWELL CONcERT Jack Thy nice will present his Farewell Concert sometime in October. Watch the 13russele' Post for dill details. CROP REPORT Excellent weather of the last few days has speeded up the harvesting of spring crops with yields and quality above earlier expectations. The dry, weather has also retarded the develop' meat of white mould in bean fields and hasteneo the ripening proces8 that WS may not now he- a problem. A goodly istinther or fields are. homer Prepared ter tall .Chest, A lot of Warn weather is heeded to mature beans 'anti earn, leans are on the Overseer at least two weeks late, D. TL M110, 1010011 rimi4horitovs See The Hell Drivers, Attend The Dance, Here Wed,, Sept. 1st. Yen won't want to miss seeing the amazing performance of .the Imperial Hell Drivers who will. present "Tile Wildest chow On. Wheels" at the Brussels Fair grounds on Wednesday night, September lot, under the AU* vices of Western Star 100.1a The local lodge were indeed fortunate. to secure this SpeCtacular shOW for the people of Brussels and the surrounding area to witness, AdmisSion for adtiltS is 0.50 , not $1.75 - as previdusly adver- tised. There will be a dance in the Crystal Palace after the Hell Drivers Show, with the Des. Jardine Orchestra, speneored the East Huron Agricultural Society, the Ladies' Division of wbich, will have a. lunch booth on the grounds during the show as well as in the Palace at the fth nee, Come out and thrill and chill to the spine-tingling performance of the Hell Drivers and then en- joy the dancing. In so doing you will support two worthy local causes. For further particulars see the advertisement (note that the price has been reduced to $1.50 for adults), and the story on the 1-tell ivers elsewhere in this issue. PURCHASES TEXAN GRILL Orval Guy, Mitchell, has Puy.- chased the. Texan Grill in Brussels and the restaurant will be opened foe business in the near future. Mr. Guy comes to Brussels from Clinton Where he conducted restaurant business. TO BE cHAResELI IN DEATH CRASH wiiiiam Westlake, 20. of Willowdale, faces two charges as a result of the two-car crash Sunday, near Wingham, which claimed five lives. Westlake was the driver of one of the ears, Cpl. Jack 1VicDowel1, of the \V Ingham detachment of the 'provincial police, said VVest- Horticultural Society Displays Exc'elle The annual Flower Show, and the cold turkey, supper held in conjunction with it, was a highly successful event. It was herd on Saturday, in St. john's Anglican Church, sponsored by the Brussels and District Horticultural Society. The flower show attracted about 160 entries in the 45 classes. Top winners werei Rose Classes, Miss jeesie Little; Arrangements, Mrs. Jas, Armstrong; Over all win- ner, Mrs. E, Cudmore, Over 100 were in attendance to enjoy the delicious supper. DOM' prize winners were Mrs. Wrn. Evans and Miss Anne Exel, The executive extend, their thanks to all members for their help and support in making this show a success. Flower Show Prize Winners ASTERS, Mixed Mrs.. E. Cudmore Mrs. Lottie McCutcheon Miss Jessie Little COSMOS Mrs. E. Cudmore Mrs, Doug Hemingway Mrs. Lottie McCutcheon 'MARIGOLDS, African Mrs. E. Cudmore Miss Jesse Little Mrs, W. Edgar CALENDULAS Mrs. F4.. Cudmore Mrs. Doug Hemingway Mrs. Lottie McCutcheon PETUNIAS, Single Mrs. Jas. Armstrong Mrs. George Michie Mrs. W. Edgar PETUNIAS, Double Miss Jessie Little Mrs. W. Edgar Mrs. L. Frain PETUNIAS, Frilled or Ruffled Mrs. George Michie Mr.e. Jas. Armstrong Mrs. Lottie McCutcheon SNAPDRAGONS Miss Jessie Little Mrs. George Michie Mrs. W, Edgar ZINNIAS, Cactus Miss Jessie Little Mrs. W. Edgar Z1NNiAS, Standard or Dahlia Mrs. D. A. Rants Miss Jessie Little Mrs. E. Cudmore ZINNIAS, Porn Porn Mrs. B. Bray 1111.4s Jessie Little Mrs. W. Edgar FLORAL MAT Mrs. Ja.S. Armstrong ROSES peace Mrs, George Lbve jonin MVO Flower Show nt, Colorful, Entries Hybrid Tea Mrs. D. A. Rann Miss Jessie Little Mrs. Uudmore Floribunda Mrs, George Michie Mrs. F. Cudmore Mrs. Williard Armstrong Grandiflora Mrs. John Speir Mrs. George Michie Mrs. C. Hemingway Hybrid Tea, assorted Miss Jessie Little ' Mrs. Fs Cudmore PANSIES Mrs. F4 Cudmore ,Miss, Jessie Little Mrs. George Michie DAHLIAS Decorative Mrs, George Michie Mrs. Williard Armstrong Mrs. ROSS Bennett Cactus Mrs, T. Leeming Mrs. N. Cudmore Porn Porn Mrs. a Cudrnore Mrs. T. Leeraing GLADIOLUS Standard Mixed Mrs. F. Cudmore Mrs. George Michie Mrs. L. Frain ' 1 Spike, any colour Mrs. E. Cudmore Mrs. Lottie McCntcheon Mrs. B. Bray SWEET PEAS Miss Jessie Little Mrs. Et. Cudmore Mr$. N. Reid , BASKET, Church Decoration Mrs. George Davis Mrs. C. Hemingway Mrs, B. Bray CORSAGE Mrs. George Michie NI s. jas, Armstrong Mrs. C, Hemingway ARRANGEMENTS "Moonlight Sonata" Mrs. Jas. Armstrong Mrs, D. A. Rann Mrs. N. Reid White or Coloured Flowers Mrs. Jas. Armstrong Coffee Table, Begonias Mrs. D. A. Rana, Trousseau Tea Table Mrs. E Cudmore Mrs. Jas. Armstrong Mrs. D -1 Rana Red and White :Mrs. N. Kell Mrs. D. A. Rearm Mrs. C. Hemingway "In The Pink" Mrs. N. Reid 1), A, miTA, NOTIVIro " lake has been charged with dangerous driving and also care- less driving. He will appear in triagistrate'e eIonirt in Wirigham Wednesday,1 Sent. S. Westtake was taken to Win.g- ham and District Hospital fellow- the accident, suffering a. Ms Condition is reperted SW J r?. no tiff