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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-10-07, Page 1:.4.90 A Year in MUM* $2.50 TO U.S.A. Commissioner Presents Wings. POST, THURSDAY, OCT. 7th, 1965 Large Crowd, Despite Inclement Weather, At Brussels Fall Fair POST PUBLISHING HOUISK Commissioner Mary McMillian presented elevOn Brownies with their wings, as they flew into Guides, at the Brownie meeting, Tuesday night. Receiving their wings were: Tim Grenke, Pat, Machan, Brenda Pollard, Julie Valiance, Joan Stephenson, of the 1st Brownie I'ack; Kathy Ebel, Kathy Work, Shirley Pipe, Coleen Cardiff, Sharon. Willis, and Connie Mc- Whirter of the .2nd Brownie Pack. They also received their Golden Hand from their Brown Owls, Mary Bone and. Nora Stephenson., Golden Bars and Badges were presented by Tawny Owls DoneIda Pearson, and Rhea Vallance. The new age group now in effect for Brownies, they may join at 7 years old and leave the Pack at ten years, Any new Brownies wishing to join please come to the school Tuesday night at 7 p.m. CARD OF THANKS The Huron county Cream Producers would like to thank Cousins Dairy for their donation of 5 lbs. of butter; the Blyth. Slocal of the United Dairy and Poultry ,Co-op for their donat ion of a. dairy basket; and to the general public for their help in making our booth at the Bras- isels 1Pall Fair an outstanding uccess. The 5 lbs, of butter was won by Miss Tennie Dennis of. Walton and the dairy basket by Miss Sandra, Watson, also of Walton. RESULTS OF THE ENSILAGE CORN, COMPETITION. Points Ross Knight 85 Leslie Knight 83 Harvey Craig 82% Graham Work 82 James Knight 81 William, Coultes 80 Jack. Knight 78 Harry Bolger 77 W. J. Turnbull 76 Robert Grashy 75 Elmer Young 74 Stanley Hopper 72 Ron Coultes 71 Martin, Baati 70 Jam es Bolger 69 James CoitItes ,, . 67 Clarence YUill 63 Clifford Bray , , . .. 62 Charles Bray Iote, Muilwyk .. „ . , . „ .. .„:„ 60 FAREWELL CONCERT You will not want to miss the !Farewell Gencert, to be present- tore 00 (.1011bItt ti,v 4E101 1111iYiei Party Honors Ccuple On 25th Wedding Annliversary On Saturday evening 70 neigh- bours, and relatives gathered in S. S. No. 4 schoolhotuse to help Mr. and Mrs. James S. Smith celebrate their .25th wedding anniversary which was beptember 28th. Cards were played during the evening. Just before lunch the Couple Were presented with a step-op table, lamp, and a silver batter dish. Best wishes were extended for Many more years of health anti liappineSs. )Entertains At Trousseau Tea To iHonor Bride-Elect Mrs. Allan :MIcTaggart enter- tained at her home on Saturday, October 2nd, at a trousseau tea for her daughter, Geraldine, in, honour of her coming marriage to Allan'Siemon of RR 4, Mitchell. The guests were received by the hostess. Geraldine and Mrs. Georg- ina Siemon, mother of the groom- elect. in charge of the door was Miss Carolyn McMillan, Gorrie, cousin of the bride-elect. Mrs. Clarence Wood, Listowel, aunt of the bride-elect, received the gifts and invited the guests to the,tea room. Mrs. Ralph Siemon, R.R. 4 Mitchell, had charge of the guest hook. The dining room table was covered with a white hand-made lace tablecloth, cent- ered with an arrangement of white and blue mums and blue; tapers in silver holders. The three-tier wedding cake centered the buffet. Mrs. Percy Ward, Listowel, grandmother of the bride-elect, and Mrs. Blake Me- Milian, Gerrie, aunt of the bride- elect poured tea in the afternoon In the evening Mrs. Wm. McTag- gart, Goderich, and Mrs. Donald Riehl, Goderich, aunts of the bride-elect, were in charge of pc uring tea. Assisting in the kitchen Were Mrs, Ted Fuller, Sebringville, and Mrs. Norman Eisler. of Mitchell. Serving in the afternoon were Miss Brenda; Houston, London, Mrs. Don Achil- les of Walton, and Miss Ruth MeTaggart of Brussels. In the evening IN/ITS. Donald Bettermann, Broadhagen, and Miss Carol Mogk and Doris Docking, Mitchell, serv- ed the guests. The wedding gifts were displayed ' by Mit. Keith Madge. Thorndale, sister of the Stewart, Seaforth shored the china and silver, Miss Joan Parrott, Kitchener; showed the linens and Mrs. Leslie Knight, Cranbroolc, sifter of the bride- eleM,, showed the shower gifts and trousseau. Guests were pre- sent from 14Toncrieff. Brussels, Walton, Seaforth. Goderich, Monk- ton, ListoWel, Sehringville, Strat, Fferti, Lonoon, K11(11nritql Art. THE BRUSSFLS THOMAS RYAN Thomas Ryan, 24, Brussels, died Wednesday, September 29th, at the Calander Nprsing home here. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Ryan, he farmed in Grey Township for some years. He has lived here for the past 51) years, He is survived by one son, Thomas, of Blyth; two daughters, Mrs. Clara Hicks, Lon- don and Mrs. Stanley (Berna- dette) Ramsden, Toronto. The body rested at the D. A. Rann fun- eral home, Brussels, where prayers were said on Thursday at 9 p.m. with Requiem high mass at St. Ambrose R.C. Church here at 10 a.m. on Friday. Burial took place in St. Ambrose ceme- tery. WINNERS OF THE FAIR BOARD DRAW Mrs. Donald Martin was the winner of the Vanity Set and Mrs. Lloyd Wheeler the Bad- deker Saw. CURTAILED MAIL SERVICE THANKSGIVING DAY, MONDAY, OCT. 11th The wickets and lock box lobby will be closed all day. There will be no rural service. All mail posted by 5 o'clock p.m. will be despatched as usual. BOWLING NOTES After the first night of bowling with 6 teams competing, the teams are' starting to get strung out into some sort of standing. Team Standings Karen's Go-Go's Willlis' Wonders Lois' Lions Marilyn's Marauders Jaa's . Jokers 2 Mary's Lambs 2 'High Ladies' Singles Elaine Nichol 217 Karen T-Tastings 190 Lola McArter 157 High 'Men's Singles Allan Nichol 225 Ross Duncan 219 Mare Hastings 207 High Ladies' Doubles Karen Hastings 335 Elaine Nichol 27D Lois MeArter 277 High Men's Donates Allan Nichol 386 pharles Fee 343 Ross Duncan, Bob Houston and Jack Lowe 341 Substitutes Wayne Lowe. for John Cousins Pelt Richmond for Bill Stephenson Rarh McCuteheon for Mel McArter Voile Pro illiScl jior. OH, i The Brussels Fall Fair got under way with the President, C. W. Bray, followed by the Sea:fiforth High School Trumpet Band heading the School Parade to the fair grounds. Murry Gaunt MPP, Huron- Bruce, officially opened the fair. Robert L. Cunningham was the master of ceremonies for the afternoon activities. Norman Hoover, secretary- treasurer; said the attendance equalled last year's figure despite the rain. The number, and quality, of ex- hibits, in most classes, exceeded last year's fair. A dance, in the Crystal Palace, to the music of Wilbee's Orche- stra, which concluded Friday's activities, was largely attended. The following are the ,prize winners: FLOWERS Gladiola Display: CarOle Lud- ington, Monktoh Basket Chrysanthemums: Mrs. George 'Watt, Mrs. Earl Cudmore. Dahlia Minature: Mrs. Earl Cudmore. Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Blyth. Dahlia. large,: Mrs Earl Cud- more. Basket Cosmos: Mral Wm. Dal- mage, Seaforth. Console Table Arrangement: Mrs. George Watt, Mrs. Earl Cud- more. Mrs. Carl Hemingway Coffee Table Arrangement : Mrs. George :Watt, Mrs. Jas. W. Armstrong. Mrs. D. A Rann. Pansies: Mrs. Earl Cudm ore. Dining. ROom Table Centre: Mrs. Chas. Johnston, Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Mrs. J. W. Arm- strong. Single Petunia: Carol Luding- ton, Mrs. Donald Buchanan, Mrs. J. W. Armtrong Double Petunias: C. Ludington. Frilled Petunias: Mrs. C. John- ston, Mrs. .1. W. Armstrong, Mrs. Sam Fear White :.stet.: Ars. Ea Tosczak, Seaforth. Pink Asters: Airs. C. Johnston, Mrs, Earl Cudmore, Mrs. Lloyd Kernagha.n. Mauve Asters: Mrs. E. Cud- more. Mrs. 0. Watt.. Mrs. W. Good. Blyth. Red Asters: Mrs. f' A. Rann. Mrs. Kremnehres Mrs. F,. Toscza.k Aster Display: Mrs. Cudmore. Floral Arrangement Illustrat- ing A Song Title: Mrs. D. Hem- ing,way. Mrs. D. Buchapan i 1. W. Armstrong. AtiziOn Itisrigolds: A atifi AN, Provincial lassaa' Vonne MC- C u tcheon, .Dorothy Filliot, Mary Gibson, Ice Cream Poster (R. 13. Qoue. i ill,;): Linda Martin. Brian Work- man, Gail Prior, Sandy McDonald, Poster. Story of Flower (BTUS- Sels Horticultural Society) : Kar- en Hemingway. Poster, "Trees of Ontario" (Brussels Horticultural Society):. "flay Hemingway. Scrapbook, "Sir Winston; Churchill: Muriel Jacklin, ILes. Perrie, Ma HOB P NOrma jean Mete Nancy Swarizentruber. Junior Section Thiry Gras.by, Norma ,Tenn Mair. Our New Flee: Warren Knigbt, Agnes Ca rd i f1'. 0 ao. Morrison. Brice Weber. Kathy MeArter. elk irooei si),-io • Fat by; teCilittieria I .4: it Oriptil) ;it on e house Nasaurtiums: Joyce Brodhagen Golden Wedding Dining Table: Mrs. It. Grasby, Mrs. Dollmage Zinnias, Pom Pam: Mrs. Arm- strong, Mrs. Sheldon Jacklin. Zinnias, large: Mrs. •cudmere,. • Mrs. R. Grashy, Mrs. Jacklin, Cal en dul as Mrs. lStoneh onse,• Mrs, Cudmore, Mrs. Toszak Arrangement Using Red .and. White Flowers: Mrs. Armstrong... Mrs. Grasby, Mrs. D. Hemingcgaya. Arrangement for Formal Dinner: Mrs. .D. :Hemingway,. Mrs. Armstrong New or Rare Plant Correctly Named: Mrs. 0. Jouwsma, Wing- ham. Mrs. Gerald Excl. Mrs. Shel- don Jacklin. African Violets: C. Ludington,. Mrs. Jouwsma, Mrs. Cudmore. African Violets: Lorne Camp- bell. Driftwood Floral Arrangement: Mrs. Cndmore, Mrs. Armstrong,'. Mrs Dolmage. arrangement In Teapot: Mrs. Stonehottee, Mrs. Good, Mrs. Dol- ge• ('orsage for 4v.ening: Mrs. D. Hemingway, Mrs, Cudmore, Dolmage. Small Arrangement. for Hos- pital: Mrs. Buchanan, Mrs. Cud- inc re, Mrs. Armstrong. Minature Arrangement: Mrs. Storehouse, Mrs. Bann. Mrs. D. Hemingway. Autumn SunSet: Mrs. Cudmore, Alrs. Armstrong;:Mrs. Rann. Special, Cut Flowers In - Basket; Mrs. Cudmore. Mantel A rrangement Using ;lads. & :mums: Mrs. ft. Grashy • 3 Hybrid Tea Roses: Mrs. Cud- more. 1 Hybrid Tea. any color: Mrs. Curl more. Mrs. Good. School Work