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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-09-23, Page 1a .t.2.00 A Year in Adveueet e2.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST, 'THURSDAY, SEPT. 23rd, 1965 POST PUBLISkilleG HOUSE Cranbrook Church Mark Century Of Service The. Centennial Services held in Knox Presbyterian Church, Oran- brook on Sunday, Sapt„ 12th, will Jihger Xing as a pleasant memory, Favoured with delightful weather, People came from near and far, ao much so, that the edifice was filled; to the doors, In the morning the pulpit was occupied by Rev. R. A. Jackson M. A., Galt, who preached an in- spiring sermon. Special music was contributed by Bob Cunning- „ham, soloist, of Ethel. A double duet, composed of Sheila Strick- ler, Myra McNair, Marie Veitch, and Barbara Bremner sang. The evening service was in charge of Rev. David Crawford 13.A., Te.D., of Listowel. Special music was supplied by. Mrs. Frank Thompson of I3ressels, who con- tribeted two beautiful solos, Mrs. Stuart McNair was organist and Choir leader. Following me moreirg service the congregation was invited to partake of a very fine lunch, served in the basement of the church, also in the manse. This a splendid opportunity for the visitors to meet with the home folk and renew old acquaint- antes. Those who returned to visit their former church came from Michigan, Seven Isles, Hamilton, St. Thomas, Toronto, London, Kitchener, Stratford, Petrolia, Rockwood, Auburn, Listowel, Seaforth, Wroxeter, Blnevale, .Monkton, Walton, Brussels. Conestoga, Brodttagen, Mitchell, and Ethel. Many have been the changes in the congregation during the past hundred years and it would be difficult to foretell what lies ahead. but if the congregation and the community follow the good advice proffered during this fine Centennial celebration there should he advances made worthy of commendation. NOTICE All ex-service personnel and their dependents are invted to take advantage eta free Legion service. Mr, H, Meyer, Service Bureau Officer feete, London will. be at the Legion Branch. 21S on October 13th, at, '12:30 p.m. to give skilled advice on veterans' benefits. Anyone With questions on war disability petieieti, War Veterans' Allowance (Burnt-out Pension), Treatment. or hospital care is urged to call or write Mr. O. L. Workman, who will arrange in appointment. FAREWELL CONCERT Keep in mina Jack Thenne.'e rarewell Cencert to be presentsl lr. PrimnIP nottftity thcl. Lions Club Hold First Fall Meeting The Lions Club 1101 their re- gular meeting in the public Library on Monday evening with a gO(l attendance. Following the dinner a Ong song was held led by Lion, Tamer Cecil McFadden. Roll Call was answered by 21 members, Minutes of last two meetings were adopt. ed on motion of Charles Thomas and Coo McFadden, Cec McFadden mentioned the • hard work that went into the float at Atwood, iThe president wondered if we could sponsor something at the Pall Fair to make some money for the Club. A motion by Lion ace, seconded by Lion Russel that we pay the amount of $206:50 to Ralph Pear- son for swimming transportation. The Financial Statement given byy. Lion Ceo. Lion Selwyn suggested that the Lions Club look into the possibility of raising money to have our own swimming pool. Something might be worked re- garding grants through the Conservation, Authority. Cal Krauter Moved that the meeting adjourn. LADIES The Ladies Division of East Huron Agricultural Society will have a booth on the fair grounds. If there are any ladies who care to donate pies for this they will be greatly apprecmted. CRANBROOK Mr. Mervyn McKinney, Tees- Water, conducted the regular morning service on Sunday in Knox Church, Beginning Sunday, Oct, 3, there will be a change in time of ser- vice. Rev. S. Stewart, Moles. worth, interim „ moderator, will conduct the regular service at one o'clock on sonday Sunday School will be starting and will be held at 12 o'clock Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Huetber, London, were holidaying with his parents, Mr. and Mrs: Glenn Huether recently, Miss Patsy Evans u starting a hairdressing salon in Ketteeille. We Wish Patsy every success iii this verattre. Me, arid Mrs. Win, Smalldon of Petersburg, Indianna, were cal- ling on friends in this community (.1 er the -Weekend. tylle Cordon' received news on. Monday of the sudden death of his nephew in OttaWa. Brothers and sisters or Mrs. Dick T3ratishaW, and their fettle, loS -Hefted add enjoyed a. be' bee hue on fbe 14Parl he lean eri Ri10(11k. JOHN ALBERT KERNAGHAN 3plie Albert Kernaghan, 54, or. Brussels, died Wednesday, Sept, 1.5th, in HurOnview, Clinton. He Was born in Brussels, son of the late Mr, and Mrs. James Nernag- ban, He worked as a carpenter for a number of years. He is stir vived by two brothers, Clifford and, Lloyd both of Brussels; two 'sisters, Mors, Earl (Ruby)Shot Wee of Whitby: and Mrs. Gary (Ida) Jacklin, Swift Current, Sask. The funeral service was. held at the D. A. Rann funeral home, Brussels at 2 p.m. on Fri- day with the Rev, W, J. Moor- rison of Melville Presbyterian Church offielateng, Burial took place in Brussels cemetery. Can You seat This One? A 2 lb. 14 or.., solid, potatoe was brought to the office of the Brussels Post lost week by Me. A. Fox of Brussels, fresh frem his garden. Enough in that po- tatoe for a meal! CARD OF THANKS I would like to express my sincere thanks to relatives, and friends for visits. letters, cards, flowers and treats, given me while' i was in Wingham and London Hospitals. Thanks to Dr. McKibbon, nurses at Wingham Hospital; to Rev. A. Johnston, and Mrs. Johnston, Special thanks to relatives and neighbours whO eared for my home while Z Was away. These kindnesses ever te- Membered and apnreciated by :Mr'.. Alex (Bellel Armstrong CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank otit family. relatives. neighours. and friends for the wenderfee gifts, lovely cards, and beautiful flow- ers ere received on our Colder Anniverserv. Special thanks to the members of Merrier.; C,:er itebekeh Lodge foe their help and kindness, and to all those who helped in any way to mnke our special dee' such a pleasant occasion, that it will long he renteinbered, and wee very miteh eppreelated, e nee Welter VADER EXEL Bethel Chrisitian Reformed Chmee, Listowel, was the set, ting for the marriage of Anne Eel and ,Iack Vader at a, We-- monY performed by Rev, S. Terp., stra. The bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Gerald Exel, Brus- sels and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Vader, RR 3, Moorefield. The 'bride chose a gown of ny• ion chiffon over net and taffeta .'with a full skirt, fitted bodice, scalloped neckline and short eleeves. The neckline and skirt front were trimmed with large lace boWs sprinkled with se- quins. A crown held her elbow- length veil, and she carried a baguet of yellow roses, steph- anctis and ivy. Mies Genie. ,Exel, Brussels, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Mrs. Hank Haasnoot, RR 3„ Brussels, sister of the bride and Miss. Elaine Voter, Hamilton, sister of the groom. They were dressed alike in street - length dresses of gold peau de sole with lace trains, Charlene Bender, RR 3, Listowel, was flower girl in gold peau de, sole. The bride's brother, Henry Hxel, Brussels, was groomsman and ushering guests were Brie EXel RR 3. Pi plisse's. brother of the bride, and Adrian Wider, RR 3. Moorefield, brother of the groom. For travelling. the bride don- ned a dress of sky blue linen a blue jacket. black accessories, 'and cewsa C2,r of pink rosebuds. Brtz,sselc D.Frt League A meeting of the League will be held in the Royal Canadian Legion Hall; Monday, September 27, 1965, at 9 p.m: to make plans for the coming sasons play. All members of teams that competed in the 1964-65 league and any other parties that are interested in playing darts, are invited to attend this Meeting Don't. leave this all up to the Captains, =ate out yourself and have a voice in the proceedings. Last season, 10 teams oompet7. ed and the Executive Weald like to see this number agate, or more, if possible. The facilities are on hand for 14 teams. Trophy winners for the 1964- (15 season: Labatt Trophy winning team: (Tteg. Watson; Carson Watson: James Smith: George Smeh; Wm. MeWhieter; Archie le Vinyl Trophy for High Score: Gebrge Dater, Blyth, Trophy for most games won: Archie Riley. trE CliatY i'oi' Sport Fon rill alio • i1i TARN ('limb. Directors Make Final Preparations For Fair The officers and directOr$ 11,alVer been working long and hard in, an, effort to make the 1965 Fair of the East Huron Agricultural filoeiety tile best yet, The fair will be held. in Bros- sets nest Thursday and Friday Let us show our aPereciathen, of their many hours of preparat- ions by attending our fair. Duff's Cluarcli, Walton Hold Centennial Services Duff's United Church, Walton, Centennary Services, attracted congregations which filled to capacity the hotly and basement of the Miura --on Sunday morn- iti members and friends worshiped with Duff's congre- gations to mark the 100th an- niversary of the -elnireh. Dr. R. Mutchroot, former moderator of the United Church of Conada, was guest minister for both the 'morning and evening , i< TTe stissed the need today for a strongly organized church, also for warm church fellowship and thee decision of the al linated Clo•istiam Dr. Mutchmor Was introduced. to the congregation by the Rev. Arthur iliggenbotham, MiniSter. of the church, who was in charge of the services. Special music was provided by he fdioir. Donald McDonald mpg a solo and a male qUartette ntrilmt,d a number, Mrs. Harvey Brown was Organ- ist with jack Bryans at me T'''1 .,:‘,11(Lletter from Rev. Allan John- ston. extending congratulatiOnS f.‘1,,t I ,„I'anzssells rnited Church, ,s4 re Mrs. Edward Bryarts, 35, of Preeees, a member of the church 511y7, 19W, Mrs. Licaliert xtanning, 81, of Brussels. a Member since she was a child, and Miss Ida Taylor, SO, of Mitehell, grand- ghter or one of I Ilk, first eldets of the church attended 'the Century observances. A mitilber of elergymen from churches in Heron and Perth and former ministers of Duff's church were present at ill,- evening, service. rp FOP F WE KNOW Wayne Boe'ker. Tnron t o, son of Mr, told Mrs. "reel. Becker, Queens: efetee teas h o r n , for the weeleend. Wayne is studying at. the Provincial Institute of Tech- nr,legy in Toronto. '0 ,4o visiting With 'Vv. and aTee. ',ricer was zs iron 17 4 •11,•1, "Jr. 1Tr' of vancouver, lily,- been visite Ire well i! t 'it,. 9110 • PA CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Lena, 1 Noble Wish to thank our friends, relatives and neighbours• for the flowere, acts of kindness and messages of sympathy received during our recent berearement. Special thanks to Rev. Stewart, the pallbearers, the Rebekah Lodge, Rann, Funeral Home, and all who helped in any way. Mrs, Jas. Noble and Family