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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-11-04, Page 1Grand Master Installs LOOP Officers District Deputy Grand Master Amos Oabaldeston and staff of Goderich installed the new offic- BOWLING NOTES The bowlers have now complet- ed tour nights of bowling and all teams are keeping close in points they are: $2,00 A Year in Advance THE BRUSSELS POST, THUB.SDAY, NOV. 4th. 1965 POST PUBLISPIING MAW: CRANBROOK Rev, Samuel J. Stewart, Moles. worth, conducted the service in Knox Church on Sunday, Oct. 31st, terminating his ministry as interim-moderator for the Cran- brook charge. There has been a re-alignment of Cranbrook and Ethel congregations and begin- ning on Sunday next, Nov. 7, Rev. Charles Winn, Monktona will, be in charge. The time of service hae been changed and Sunday School will be at one o'clock and 'the sevice of worship at 2 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Lylle Gordon visited in Toronto on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don .Tacklin and little daiughter, Kitchener, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.' Earl- Dunn. The Crnnbrook school was sold on Saturday to Mr. Urban Du- charine. \.j and Mrs. Gordon angel and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Del Delaere, Paris. Library Board Elects Officers A library meeting was held on Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Lylle Gordon. The chair- man of the library board, Mrs. Gordon, presided. Tht secretary's report was read by Mrs. Earl Dunn and the financial report by MTS. Engel, The following officers -were elected: Librarian Mrs. Mac 'angel Secretary . . Mrs. Earl Dunn Chairman ... .. Mrs. L. Gordon. Directors .... Mrs. Leslie Knight, Mrs. Gordon Engel, Mrs. Wm. ;Bremner, Mrs. Stanley Fischer, Clare Veitch, Ralph Noble. A discussion on books followed and suggestions were offered, Mrs. Mac Engel reported on the Fall Institute of the Midwestern Reg. tonal Library Co-operative whesh She attended in the Kitchener Public Library on October 27th. The meeting adjourned and re- freshments were served by the hos Less. Mr. and Mrs, A. H. ItobertSon, Toronto, were visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Martin McDonald and Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Sliortreed. NOTICE Dr, john MacKenzie M. D. will commence his practice here on Tuesday, November 9th. Ma office will be open at 7:00 p.m. T-Pis office hours in Brussels will he Tuesday and Thursday reentries and Saturday by ap- -•• ailment, CURLING NOTICE Wa tliar permitting, curling will start Nov. 161-1.1.All beginners fsearesind is curiae- ere invited to come nut On the afternoiti of Ole 1 tll :mu'l 17th. Eicperience4.. rarloh, will be there to assist, tirligsola 010111110.' Mat ▪ .14th ;or the coming year 1905.66 The officers are as follows: jiPNG James Edgar NG Robert Richmond 3 G Jack Mt Cutcheon Rec. Sec. Robert Fraser Fin, Sec. Allan McCall Treas. Ray Crawford RSNG Gordon Stephenson LSNG Murray Cardiff 'Warden Jack A. MaCuteheon Conductor Gordon Stiles Color Bearer Ken Sholdice Mnscian Alf Niehol IG Charles 'Wilkinson Clarence Pegelow Jack Mitchell Ross Cardiff. Glen JameS Ralph Pearson Bill Wheeler FEDERAL CAMPAIGN REACHES CLIMAX A POLLS MONDAY . On Monday, electors will go to the polls across the DominiOn to elect a government to carry on the nations business for the next few Years. In Huron the race is wide :open this time. Long time Conserve- tiVe Elston, Cardiff has retired and Conservatives are pinning their hopes on Robert McKinley, Zurich farmer and businessman. Liberal hopes are resting on Maitland Edgar, of Clinton, high schOol teacher and long time local Liberal Worker. Both men are in their mid thirties. The Neat Democratic Party has nominated Carl Hemingway of Brussels, farmer, and former Federation of AgriceltUre fieldman who also ran NT)P in the 19(52 election. 181/2 1'7 Karen's Go Go's 17 Willis' Wonders 17 Mary's Lambs , 133 Marilyn's Marauders 13 Ladies Singles Dianne Hastings 212 Marion Machan 179 Elaine Nichol 173 Ladies. Doubles Dianne Hastings 352 Mary Lowe 315 alaine Nichol 313- Men's Sloglei Mel 'McArter 234. Ray Bronson 199 Allan Nichol 189 Jack Higgins 189 Murray Lowe 189 Men's Doubles NM McArter 399 Ray Bronson 3S3 Allan Nichol 350 Substitutes Joan Bernard for Velma. Stephen- Vera, Hastings for Barb .Bray The Grand Averages for Octob- er are as follows: Murray Lowe 1S0 Dave Hastings 175 Bob Honsten 173 Charlie Fee 168 Willis Knight 164 Karen Hastings 161 Ruth Huetber ............. ...,.„ 160 Ned Rutledge 160 Allan Nichol 158 Lois McArter 157 Ross Duncan jack Lowe ...... . .. . , . jack. Higgins .. , .. Ray Bronson ... . . ..... John Pennington - Bonnie- Workman 120 John Cousins 116 Brewer 11) y MeV' Miller 105 Jack McWhirter 105 Masan-) al nein. a 94 velms Sapisliensen 37 Katy la ita can 72 T -Tolt) mtu,'ort. yew* ttecrea tional l'ersmittee. Contribute Ict their ltlblltlll X1110 Ma joStic W.I. Family 'Night Majestic W. T. meeting will be- held on Thursday, November 11th, I at 5:110 p.m. in the Brussels Library. Mr. Cliff Robb, CKNX Farm Editor. will he the guest speaker. This will be Family Night for Institute members, PEOPLE WE KNOW Leonard Lamont, is a patient n Western Hospital, London. Win. McDonald has been a patient in Wingham District Hosptal. Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Matheson and MT. and Mrs. Allan McCall and Beverley attended the funeral of Clifford Lemon, in Burlington, on Saturday. The Brussels clergy and their wives met on Friday afternoon October 29th, at St. John's Rectoty for a farewell social Party for Rev. and Mrs. J, W. Morrison before their departure to Nova Scotia. Mrs. Clare Long, Brussels librarian, and Mrs. R. W. Stephens end Edwin Martin were in Kitch- ener, on Wednesday of last week, to attend the Mithvestern Reg- ional Library COsOperative fall institute held in the Kitchener Public Library. A family dinner was given at the i3lue Barn in Listowel on Saturday evening by Mr, and Mrs. Don Pastel] of Kitchener and Mr. and mrs. Bremner of Toronto in honor of their parents, Mr, and Mrs. James Pestell who were celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary. After the dinner a social even- ing was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Pesten. RR 3, Brussels. Miss Laurel Hemingway, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hemingway and Miss Roseamary Blake, daughter at Mr. and Mrs. Cordon 7 ieke. demonstrated "Freezing Fruits and Vegetables" at the London Area Woolen's Tn- stitute Convention held in the Victorian Tun. Stratford, this week. Conttratulations to thesc girls ale! to their lenclArs Mrs. 'John Wheeler one airs. Ilerinan la. Vries on beine ehoseti as re- Ow•elt iti the, seieaulien -Costume Winners At Legion Hallowe'en Dance A good crowd enjoyed the Hallowe'en dunCo in the legion auditorium sponsored by the Lad- ies' Auxliury to the Royal Can- adian .Legion. The prize winnk were as follows: - Best Dressed Lady „..„..„ • Jean. McDonald, ..'"Wingtain. Best Dressed Gent Jack Shied. Best Hallowe'en costume Mrs. Flank Rutledge Best Comte Couple.„.— .. . — Cal t4. d Jean Davidson, Hespier • Mast Original Costume ...„,„ aordon•Stephenon Hope to see you all next year. Directory Of Community Midweek Activities As a public service 1.0 tile Com- munity, the Brussels Post and the aanisteral Association are c0- operating to give our readers the schedule of mid-week activities of: the organizations. This is subject to ehenge without notice. We shall !tail with the churehes, then the lodpos. clubs etc, then the ban- quets, parties, etc that occur anniftlly. At your earliest opper- hinity notify the Rev. H L, Son- ning-; of your community activity, (note only regular, weekly, mon- thly, annual meetings will be Printed) Out Out and place in a; convenient place for future use. BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH First Monday, 8:3o p. Board of Stewards First Tuesday, 2:30 p.m. UCW Third Tuesday, a:00 p.m. es- Pirst1:0-Zill day, p.m. 'COW First Thursday, 7;30 p.m. Choirs ST. JOHN'S, ANGLICAN First Tuesday, S p.m, ---- Ladies Guild Every Thursday, S p.m — Bible Class Every Thursday, 8:30 P Choir Third Thursday, 9 pan. — Board of Management inourth. Tuesday. 2 pan. —a WA, Fourth Thursday, 1) p.m, ---- Chancol C; iild MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN First Monday, 8 P.m. --- Ladies.- Aid Third Tuesday, S min. -- Young Woiui'n'ic Evoin.Yrotv N\i'ed.. -- p.m, men's Ei rery Thursdt, Choirs Fourth Trtesda S Mtn. — ?Marti of Management ST aMPROSE R. C CHURCH Third Thursdny. 2.15 P.m. Altar Society "Poppy Day" [ This Saturday "Poppy Day" will be observed in Brussels this Saturday, Nov. .6th. Poppies will be offered for sale so let us not forget that this Is a, very worthy cause and give generously. 00- RSVO LSVG RSS I.,SS Chaplain ENGAGEMENT Mr, and Mrs; Reinhardt Bauer of Brussels announce the eligagu ment of their daughter, Tean Katherine,: to James Arthur Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur FoX Of 13111880s, The Marriage: to take place on November 20th at seven o'clock at St, Pants Litt -he-ran Church, tOWel. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. 1.-Terman 'Whit- field. Brussels, wish to announce the engagement of their youngest rinuf.thter, Lois Jo-Anne. to .kyle licaser Osborne. Mitchell, son, of Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Osborne, PR 2. Monkton. The. wadding to tales ethee at i o'eloelt. Saturday, 'c i rri', 3011-i rasassae relied illIllltill ers of Western Star Lodge No. 149 Jack's Jokers Brussels, on Thursday evening, Lois' Lions Marilyn Higgins McArter Mary Lowe Dianne Hastings Kay Rutledge :fake Znekarins Alice Fee Grant Stevenson Elaine Nichol Ron I-Nether Dill StephenSon Barb Bray '\ferle Cousins 153 152 150 146 140 137 136 132 131 129 129 128 128 1.26 1.26 126 124 1.2-2 rs for costumes