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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-07-07, Page 5IIIIIIIMIIIMaismelelmiremommonommompaemmomINIMINNAMPIge AMP YOU'LL . ENJOY iCE CREAM Ask for either RIPPLE or FRUIT or try one of Several Flavours at your grocers FRESH FROM COUSINS DAIRY SHOULDER ROAST PORK 55c lb SMOKED PICN4C SHOULDER FRONT QUARTER BEEF Cut and Wrapped for freezer 43c lb aeker ..*... Thom pson MEAT 'MARKET PHONE 294 BRUSSELS •••••••••••1 SPECIA... TURKEYS 6 - 14 lb. average SMOKED COTTAGE ROLLS 45c lb 79c It; MAC. CHEESE, PRESSED HAM, CHICKEN LOAF & DUTCH. 69c lb TIGER TALES On Saturday, July 2,nd, .turf Tigers whipped the Brussels Squirts by a score of 30-15 behind the pitching of Hugh Nichol, Gerald Wheeler pitched for the losers. On Tuesday July 6th the .Cigars (Lopped a 16 - rl decision to i/Vingliain in a closely con- tested game. Hugh. Nichol and Gerald 'cVlieeler teamed up in the pitching department while Kenneth. McLean hit a grand slam home-run in a losing cause. Transistor Winner Leroy Zubrigg was the lucky winner of the transistor radio drawn for on Tuesday, july5tii. Congratulations to Leroy Zub- igg and a big . T hati. You to ail those who purchased. tickets. SUPPORT THE TIGERS PHELKE BROWN Rev. Allan JOnston united in marriage at Ethel United Church, Rosemary :Eleanor Brown and Kenneth Emil P'ehlke. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Dorothy Brown, Ethel, and the bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs, Edward Pehlke, RR 1, M onkton. The organist, Mrs. Maurice Williams, aecornpanied the sol- oist, Miss Dolores- Movich, of. St. Patil's Anglican Church choir, Toronto. Thu bride chose a waltz-length lace dress and carried a bowie( of deep red roses, The bridesmaids, Miss Smith and 'Miss Betty LOU Brown, sister of the bride, Ethel, wore waltz-length-'gowns of pink sheer over taffeta, and carried nose- gays of pink and white baby chr 'ysa!tllon inths. noyd —Pefilke'; Moulton, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. Quests were ushered • by David Brown, Ethel, brother of the bride, and .iaek Pehlke, Motikton, brother of the groom, Among the guests attending were i1ir. and Mrs, L. G. Piticonthe of Vancouver; Mr, and Mrs. P. 11, Pi ticombe, Kingsteti: Mr. and Mrs. T?.. C. Brown: and Mr's. Anna l\lovich, of Toronto Mr. and Mrs. Albert Beer of Loti, don .ind. Mr. and Mrs. J. Piti, combe, Uxbridge. Other guests were present nom Stratford,. Wellesley and Monkton. ollowi lig, the wedding a re- caption ‘1 as held in the Ethel. Community Hall. CARDS ,0i- THANKS My sincere thanks is extended, to all those who have shown so mach gracious hospitality and: kindly helpfulness during my short time. in the Brussels Muni- cipal office. it has all been appreciated. Mrs. fauna Procter, We would like to thank ail our friends and neighbours who were so kind and helpful in so many ways during the sudden passing of our. dear mother. 'Your kindness will never be. forgotten.•, Hark 'and Agnes Ten Pas wish to thank all those who visited me. and sent cards and flowers while I was a patient in the Witighaini and District Hos- pital. Spe'cia'l thanks to Rev. A. Johnston, nurses and staff at the hospital. Mildred. Cardiff We would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who were so kind to us Miring our recent bereavement. Especially the neighbours. Your kindness will always be rem embered. The van Veen Fainily From. the Cardiff FaMily We wish to thank the many people who sent cards and letters of sympathy to, us, during and after the passing of My Dear and never to be forgotten, Wife and Mother. We acknowledge and apprec- iate the many acts of kindness: We especially want to thank Our Neighbours for their gener- osity bringing baking to our home. This can never oe forgotten. Ross, Leota (Mrs. Dean Dititl, son). Clark and myself. Gratefully Yours, ElSten Cardiff. ••••11111 Tall BRUSSZLS POST, BRUSSELS ,ONTABIO THURSDAY, JULY 7th, 3,141Ii Brussels Public School Promotions (continued from page one) Gsrade Adams Andy .Beirnes Ricky Brigham Anita Exel Fro aces Hanna Julie Johnston David Logan David Machan Lawrence McCall Donald McCutcheon Blaine McCutcheon Lori Mutter Paul Pearson Joyce Raymond f•:.eith Smith Doug Speir Susan Sullivan Kim Thomas Dianne Valiance Lloyd 'Visser Jerry White Brian Willis Wayne Workman Donald Grade VI Bauer Darrell 'Brigham Douglas Cardiff Dorene Cousins Cathy Ellliott John Exel. Chris Cibson Peter hitzi Gerry McCall Deborah Prior Wendie Rooney Helen Rooney Moira Stephenson Robert Sullivan Bill. Wheeler Dale' Wilson. Scott Crack. VII AdainS Nancy Beirnes Wendy Brigham John loan b son Donald Rinttin. Ronald Tittether Gregory Kirmni Bernice 'Machan Patricia. McCutcheon Cheryl iiMcDonald John Wayne MeWbiriter Constance Pipe Shirley Raymond Bruce RonneY Patsy :Rutledge John. SimpsOn Joan Stilt-twit Ricky* Sneir Deborah Stephenson Joan Stratychuk Brian • Valiance Atli° Willis Sharon Workman Donna Visser Gerhard Grade VIII Brigham Jim Cousins Murray iEkel John Grube Nancy Hanna Maiireen Kernaghan Michael Logan Jack Lowe Penny McArthur Cathy. McCutcneon patinae McDonald Gail Mutter Karen Pearson. Natici Raymond Murray Thotnas Robert Somers Ross Wilson Linda Grade IX Bauer Royce Davidson Ann EXel Charles Hemingway Nell iKellington Murray' Kraut& Kathleen McArter Murray McWhirter Gale Meehan. Ann Meehan Dianne 'Oldfield jim Pipe Robert Prier Terry Prior Gail White Van Workman Murray PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. and. Mrs. J. W. BroWii Of • NeW Liskeard Were visitors Prussels 'this Week. Mrs. R. W. Stephens is home for a Week from the family tage at Red Bay. She is going Thtirsday to Orono where her brother-in-law is seriously ill. Mr. Gerhard Ten Pas and Mrs, Leida Ross of Winterswyk, Tolland, are spending six week vacation here with their brother Bernard and Mrs. Ten P. Mrs. T-T. Speir has retfitned home after spending Seine time in Western Canada Where She attended the wedding of her Oldest grandson, Peter B. Spelt THE UNITED CHURCH OF 1;ANADA Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston B.A., S. D,. Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson 11.ik a.m. Morning Wor$141) ^ , kiR4s11 Y T Elti AN CH U RCki OF CANADA MELVILLE CHURCH Interim Moderator: Ilet-san Organist,i Margaret ThoMpson ARCT Melville Presbyterian Church congregation will have joint services at the United Church during the month of July. ANGLICAN LA-i1 RCH OF CANADA Organist: Mrs. S. Elilatt ST. JOHN'S 13. a.m. Morning Prayer and Primary Church SchOOL St. Alban's and St. David's ATWOOD 9 : a.m. Morning Prayer and Church School Car-Truck Accident (continued from page one) for many :years. He ivaj'also a rural mail courier for a number of . years. Mrs. coutts was the former Louella Smith of Mc7 They were members of Duff's United Church, Walton. Mrs. M,cereatti nad been on the teaching staff in Clinton and prior to going to Clinton with her husband had taught in Walton. School. MoCreath is postmaster at the Canadian Forces Base, Clin- ton. D'uneral arrangetaentS, not at this 'time complet% are in Charge of the R, S. Box funeral home, Seaforth, White Family Re,Union The descendants of the late and Mrs. Jbhn White held as familyre-union in Seaforth Lions, Park on Saturday, June 11th.: Ther were about 75 persons, present and a .picnic supper was served at fiVe o'clock with a social hour after which included races and contests. ' Bean guessing contest won by Mrs. Harold White; Wedding anniversary closest to June 11, Mr. and Mrs, Ross -White; Birth- day closest to Dine 11, Bonnie Fischer; Longest married couple,. Mi. and Mrs. John White; :NeW- est married couple Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gower; Oldest Gent. Reg, White of Western Canada; Oldest Lady, Mrs. John White; YoungeSt Baby, Brian White son of Mr. and Mrs. C. White; LadieS Kick the Slipper, Mrs. Ron. White; Men's Kick the Slipper, Joe Cybtilski; Measuring contest, Mr, and Mrs, Ross White; Shoe Scramble, and Mrs; Joe Cybulski. The Children ended the sports with a Deana scramble. The re-union, closed with pictures being taken People attended from Western Canada. Tngersoll, London, Tren, ton. Centralia, Mitchell, Listowel and surtot,tdiqg area.