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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-09-30, Page 1eto -_,•.^...^. ,•. !2.00 A "re.ar ady*e eitaims •••.. THE BRUSSELS POST, '1'llUASDAY, SEPT. 30th, 196b POST PUBI.dSHLNG HOUSE 116-14o eome to Brusse Pt 30 Clinton Teacher Chosen By .Huron Liberals Five hundred delegates to the Huron Liberal nominating con- vention at Central Huron Second- ary School Thursday night chose Maitland E. Edgar, of Clinton, as their candidate in the Nov. S federal election. Mr. Edgar beat out Gordon McGavin, of Walton, who was defeated in the last federal elect- ion. William Elston, president of .the Huron Liberal Associotiou and. A. Y. MacLean, of Seaforth, were also nominated but with- drew their names. John Addison, MP for York North, was speaker in place of Solicitor-General Larry Pennell, MIP for. Brant-Haldimancl, who had to cancel his appearance be- cause of other engagements. Murray Gaunt, MPP for Huron- Bruce, and Gordon Beaton, 'of Markdale, Liberal organizer in Western Ontario, also addressed the delegates. Mr, Edgar was born near Win- ham on the 2nd concession of Morris Township. He received his BA. degree from the 1Thiver- sitY of Western Ontario. He is married to the former Mary Bowman of RR 5, Brussels. They have three daughters and two sons. District Governor Pays Official Visit To Brussels Lions Club The Lions Club met on Monday evening of their regular supper meeting with 23 members pres- ent. Following dinner and 'a guess, won by Lion Russel Knight, a sing song was led by Lion Cecil McFadden, The minutes of the last meeting rwere read and adopted. An enjoyable reading was ,given by 'Mr. Levinsky (alias Mrs George Mutter). Lion Wilbur suggested that the request for CNI13 donation be left for the present time and if the quota is met by individuals, to give our money to Lake St. 'Joseph's fund, as Was done last year. This was made a motion and seconded by Lion Charles Thomas, Carried. Lion Selwyn Baker introduce!! the guest speaker, District Gover- nor of District A 9, Keith Cook. He was thanked by Lion George MeCiacheon. Motion of .Tack McDlonald that we send for tickets for the World Series to sell at Brussels reit Pair, seconded by Lion Selwyn, Motion by Lion Charles Illikiomns •, .10 !. • . E. Cardiff Retires From Political Life L. El. Cardiff, of Brussels has announced his retirement from the field of politics. He has been (Progressive Con- servative m.ember for Huron for the past 25 years. He did not, seek nomination at the riding's Pro- gressive Conservative Nomination meeting in Clinton on" Tuesday night. Mr. Cardiff is not retiring for reasons of health. He is In good health and is retiring from poli- tics to enjoy some leisure years. Mr. Cardiff was born in Brus- sels in 1389, and received his primary and secondary education here. He served the Township of Morris, where he has farmed for many years, as a councillor, for 12 years and 'was reeve for eight consecutive terms. He has been. the secretary of the North Huron Plowmen's As- sociation since that organization was formed. His wife is the former Ada May Morrison. They have three child- ren, two sons, Ross and Clark, and one daughter, Mrs. Dean (Leola) Davison, BORN John and. Kathleen McFadden (nee Kathleen Deitner), wish to announce the birth of a daughter on. Wednesday, September 22nd, 195, in St. Joseph's Hospital, Guelph ,-- Colleen Teresa. ENGAGEMENT Mr, and Mrs. Wm, J. Deitner, RR 1;,Ethel, wish: to announce the engagement of their :blighter, •Karen Eleanor. to Mr. Wayne Tabor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Tabor, Trowbridge. The wedding to take place Saturday. October 9th, in St. Ambrose Church, BruSselS. g00. 17011 fit era Brtissel .F'ntr tbia Zurich Area. Farmer Is Chosen By Huron •PC's Robert g, McKinley, 37-year- old, RR 1, Zurich farmer, was 'nominated Tuesday evening as PrdgroiSsive ,Conserva,tive candl- date for the riding of Huron for the forthcoming Nov.8 election. Voting was held Tuesday night at Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton, when more than 800 persons filled the audi- torium, The meeting was termed the largest ever to be held in the riding. Guest speaker was Mich- *1 Starr, labour minister in the Diefenbaker administration. Six other candidates besides Mr. McKinley who were nomin- ated and ran for office were William J. Dale, RR 1, Clinton, Clayton Laithwaite, Goderieh Township; Roger West, Wing- ham; John Durnin, Auburn; George McCutcheon, Brussels, and Stanley Swaren, RCAF Sta- tion, Clinton, Mr. McCutcheon was runner-up in the balloting. Mr. McKinley won on the third ballot. His nomination was then made unanimous by the other six candidates, He will be oppos- ed by Matland Edgar, ;i6, of Clin- ton, who was last week nominat- ed as Liberal candidate. Chairman of the meeting was Elmer Bell, QC, Exeter, presi- dent of the Ontario Conservative Association, CARD OF THANKS My sincere thanks is extended to the Business Men's Associat- ion of Brussels for the floral tribute, and to all others for flowers and messages of sym- pathy received at the time of the death of my father. Your' thought- fulness is appreciated. Mrs. Fred Becker CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank our family, relatives, neighbours and :friends for the wonderful gifts, lovely cards and beautiful flowers we received on our Golden. An- niversary. Special thanks to Mrs. Dorothy McArter and all those who helped in any way to make our special day such a pleasant occasion that. it will long be, re- membered, and was very much, appreciated. Rose and John Rowland IMMUNIZATION CLINIC An immunization clinic will be held, by the Huron County Health. Unit, at. the Grey Central School on October 14th, November 18th and December 9th, 1965. Salk Polio and other vaccines will be available to both adults and pre- School children train 1,6199 Ain on 111P6 4OC Couple Honored On Their 50th Anniversary Relatives, friends and neigh- hours; in this corniannty, as well as many from distant points, called at the home of Mr, and Mrs, John Rowland of Brussels, on Saturday afternoon and even- ing to bring them greetings on their Golden: Wedding anniver- sary. The home was attractive with. beautiful flowers and a multitnde of cards received in honor of the happy occasion. Among the an- niversary message of Congratu- lations and good w:sibes 'were ones from Prime Minister Lester Pearson, Opposition Leader John Diefenbaker and. L. E. Cardiff. The tea table was laid with a handcrafted crocheted cloth,, made by the bride of 50 yearn ago, especially for this occasion,, centered with a :decorative niversary cake, artistic floral arrangement and candles. Guests were admitted by Anal Davidson and the gtiest book was attended by Kendra Rowland, of Purlington, both granddaughters of Mt-, and Mrs. Rowland. Mrs. Annie Murray of Wood- stock and Mrs. George Rowland, Embro, sister and sister-in-law of Rowland. 'presided at the tea table. Guests Were served by four granddaughters of the cele- brating couple, Mrs, Ralph (Joyce) Triebner, Mrs. Paul. (Carolyn) Newbig,ging, Kitchener. :Drs. Gordon (Dianne) Hymers, Toronto, and Miss Cheryl :Pow- Burl ingf on, Twenty-two immediate family members enjoyed a dinner at the New American Hotel. following the in fternoon receptien. Among the many lovely and Useful gifts received were a rocking chair upholstered In golden fabric, from their family, flowers and Mrs. Rowland's cor- sage from their grandchildren. and cups and saucers from the great grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. ROWland bOth are in good heath and enjoy work- ing With flowers, Which surround their home in abundant beatity, They are MeMbers of Brussels United Church and Mr. Rewland belongs to the, Monk-ton 100'. They have one son 'William, Bur_ lington and two daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Ciadys) TIymers, List- nwel and Mrs. George orary) Tlnvidsen. Prussels. Mr. Rowland, sob of the In to Mr. and Mrs.Ceo. Rowland, Monk-ton. has two bro. fliers. T<f0'. Tleirnit and Geo. W Tr;mbrO, M,rs. Rowland, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs, Gee, Pilgrim, of South Wales has two neatfloeom Fionre.114 Horticultural SocietY To Have Group Display At Brussels Fail Fair The September Horticultural meeting was held in the •Brussels Library Monda,y, September 20th, at 8 p.m. The president Mrs. Carl Hemingwa,y presided. The meeting opened with 0 Canada. The minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read and approved. The report of the flower show and supper was given, also the Vinancial State- ment and correspondence. The in- 'voice for fall bulbs has been re- ceived. Mrs. Hemingway called for nominations for secretary-treasur- er, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Mrs. E. Shurrie. Mrs. R. W. Stephens nominated Mrs. E. Cudmore, motion seconded by Mrs. D. Dunbar. There were no further nominations, motion car- red. Putting a group display in the Fall Fair was discussed and Mrs. T. Leeming moved we take part, seconded by Mrs. D. Dunbar. The following ladies to make them: Dominion Day, Mrs. R. W. Stephens; Church, Mrs. 0 Jow- usma; Easter, Mrs. E. Cudmore; Birthday, Mrs. D. A. Rann; Thanksgiving, Mrs. 1), Heming- way, Mrs, C. Hemingway. The roll call was answered by 22 members. There were five guests present. Miss Linda, Wilson favoured the meeting with two delightful ' solos accompanied by MrS. W. Kerr. Linda was thanked and tire- sented with a small gift. Mrs. Carl Hemingway gave a splendid report of the convent- ion and showed pictures taken at it. Mr. C. Hemingway showed a film. "The promise of spring" Mrs. Jowusma gave a talk on the eulture of bulba and answer- ed many questions. Mr. Knight won the door prize. "The Queen" closed the meet. ing. A delicionr, lunch was serve ! by Mrs. N. Reid, Mrs. T, Leming, Mrs. Ross Bennett and Mrs. S. Humphries. • BRUSSELS UCW HEAR GUEST SPEAKER The 'Brussels 'United Church Women held their regular meet- ing on Tuesday September 21st Mrs. Stapleton Of T,Istmvel was the guest speaker, She showed slides and gave an informative talk On Trinidad. 0:00:VOtt t ttIO triltik191.f Alt iFtdt • .t. s Fa 9F