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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-09-08, Page 1V ruf; se (5 13.00 A Tear in. Advance •— $2.50 To U.H.A. - aa THE BRUSSELS. POST, SEPT, 8th, 1966 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE 24 Tots Start In Kindergarten Enrollment le tip in Kinder- garten at, Brussels Public School. Principal K. L. Ashton Stated 172 registered on the opening day of school. This is about average, George Mc. Cutcheon, chairman of the Beard is hopeful that the new addition will he completed by the end of October, The following are those who Warted in Kindergarten. Brian Armstrong Bruce Armstrong Mary Anne Bernard Mary Anne Braby Karen Bridge Katherine Cardiff Douglas Cousins Elizabeth Exel Edward (Ted) Elliott Jerry Glousher Mary Ireland Shelly Long Kevin Meehan Doris Miller Reta MacLean David IVIcleellan Timothy Prior John Richmond Lrian Scott Billie Smith Douglas Sholdice Dianne Stephenson Carol Wheeler Scott Wheeler Melville W.M,S, The opening meeting for the Fall term of the Women's Mission- ary Society was held in Melville church, Friday afternoon, Sept- 'ember 2nd. Mrs. W. Smth was convenor of the program, — Called to the Ministry of Reconciliation — and opened the meeting with .prayer followed .'by a hymn The Script ure reading Eph.. 2 11, - 22 was read in unison and Mrs. D. Huether gave the meditation. The study was then introduced by Mrs. W. Smite. The ministery of Reconcollation through inedica‘l Work in Formosa. Mrs. Mair gave a paper on the ministery of med. cal work in India. Mrs. J. Bowman read a letter Written by Miss Anne Howeon, a nurse In Nigeria on the medical work there, Mrs. Smith completed the study review- ing the medical service of the Presbyterian church in Canada. " Miss Bessie Moses gave a short life sketch of a former mission- ary in India, Mrs. Beek-With (Elizabeth 'Wilson) who is now retired and living in Toronto. The president, Mrs. Male then eonducted the business part of the' nicotine, The hymn "0 Master let me Walk With Thee" Was Anne end the mentives rinsed with Mitt M! 'pMi eft?lTri?Htyfi~(lt'l Why Stand In tine At wostrn Fair? Get your 'Western Fate Advance Sale tickets NOW t.t the Brussels Post. These , tickets are not only your admission to the grounds but also to the grandstand show and the horse show and entitles you. to participate in Special. Promot- ions conducted by Western Fair Association. You could win a new car. Don't miss out on all these advantages. Don't, stand in line when you get to the fair, Cet Advance Sale 'rickets NOW at the 'Brussels Post. A $1.00 ticket admits one adult or four children. CRANER ()OK, C.O.C. and Explorers Meet The 0.0.0. and Explorers met in the church basement on Tues- day afternoon, August 30th, with perfect attendance so far in 1900. They are Sharon and Rosanne Engel and they were congratu- lated by all the group. Following the meeting the children enjoyed a program of games on the church lawn conducted by Mrs. Doug Evans and Mrs.W. Strickler, assisted by Nancy Strickler. Member of the W.M.S, and Even- ing Auxiliary supplied sandwiches, cookies and freshie for the picnic ,lunch. 'Sunday School will re-open on. Sunday next, Sept. 11 at 10.45 a.m. All parents of Sunday School age children are asked to have their children there. Attendance awards will be presented. Evening. Auxiliary , Holds "Girls' Meeting" The Fivening Auxiliary held their "Girls' Meeting" on Wed- nesday evening, August 31st , in the ,church, The meeting wan planned by Mrs. Wm. Bremner, Mrs. Harvey Smith, Mrs, Frank Smith. and Mrs. Leslie Knight, president . Two groups of girls ' each sang a number and several girls gave readings and took part in the. program. The roll call was ,"Thitroduccion of Daughter". The lunch Was in charge of Mrs. Gold- Win Knight, Mrs, Jack Knight, Mrs, Doug Evans and Mrs. Nor- man Weiler. Mrs. Kenneth MaeDenald is a I patient in Listowel. Hospital. ; Mrs. Rob Peter (Dorothy Tuck) and daughter Elizabeth, Mattag' amt, Quebec, visited last week 'with Mr. and Mrs, Earl Dunn, Miss Beverlty Ewing spent the weekend et her home here prior to returning to her school at Kitchener. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Speiran, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Thompson and children, Saginaw, visited over the holiday weekend with Mr. and. Mtin PM, 174110100n and lftt:i Iii. i Mrs,. (M. BaBantyne Honored By Friends On 90th Birthday Mrs. A. Ilewkshaw, was hostess Monday, for a gathering that honored Mrs. ;ML. Bellantyne, well known long-time resident of .Brussels, on her 90th birth- day. A pleasant afternooe was spent and the guest of honour received the congratulations and good wishes of many of her friends, An interesting feature was that Mrs. Balla,ntyne had the top layer of her wedding cake to show the ladies. On Sunday members of her family, Mr. and Mrs. Archie iBallantyne, London; Mrs. Greta Eallantyne, StratforcL and John and Catherine Mallantyne, Lon- don visited Mrs. Ballantyne, We are pleased to report thdt Mrs. Ballantyne is active and en- joys good health. SPIN AROUND THE TRACK Last Tuesday night at Niles- town brought about another good night of racing. Jack came home with a second place finish in the heat, a sixth spot in the semi, and a win in the feature race to add to his credit, Friday night at the Dele- ware track found him stuck in one spot, hut it proved to be a good one. The red and white racer with Tack behind the wheel picked up three, second place finishes for his evening's work. . Although wet weather damp- ened this area all day Saturday, the local crew travelled to Flam- bore and didn't experience a drop of rain all night. In the firsi beat race Jack ended with second place and in the semi. having a few troubles brought up the, tail- end of the pack. In the feature race he managed to work his way up to a fifth place finish. All-in all it was a good week of racing with two race meets to look forward to on Labour Day at Nilestown, and Deleware race tra cks. ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. George Pearson, .anounce the engagement of their datightee Jeanne Catherine to 'Me. Donald John Fischer, son of Mr. and Ales. Thirtley Fiecher, LietoWel, The teccerriege will take nle,ce on Saturday,: Septeitiber 24th. at, 3:00 p.m. in Ethel United- Church, PEOPLE WE KNOW Rev. and Mrs, -Charles Lewis of Rosemount Church, Kitchener, called on Mr. and Mrs, R. B. Cousins on Sunday. • Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith of :Borden, Sask., have been visitor~ with his brother, P. R. Smith. Mee, Hank TenPae is a patient in Listowel Hospital, Miee Helen Carlson, of Calgary, is visiting her aunt, Miss Hattie Downing, Mr, and Mrs. George Thornton spent the helidaY weekend at Barrie; Muskoka and Nipissing district, Mrs. Arthur Weiler, Robert and Bonnie, of Barrie, are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George I 'Thornton, for a few days, Visitore at the hoine of Mr. and Mee. D. A. Ravin ever the week- I end. were Me. and Mrs. Robert Run and family, Galt,--Mrs. W. A. Spence, ,Toronto and. Mrs. George Jefferson of Clinton. Rev, and Dare. A. Johnston, and faintly have returned from a motbr trip to Nova. Scotia where they vinited his father. mrs. George Davis has returned home after a two week vacation in • Aurora and attending the Davis reunion in Kitchener, Mr. Alec Coleman, who has sheet the last 14 months in hospitals, has been spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Evans. He intends spending the winter with menibere of his famify. Mr. and Mrs, Archie Holmes of Brantfbrd were weekend guests with Me, and Mrs. Earl Somers, Miss Ruby Smith, Toronto, te niece of F. R. Smith of Brussels and known by many here. was tire comimentator for the fashion thews of the various countries, at the C.N.E, under her nrofes sional name of Bolan Smith. Mr. and Mrs, John de Vos and Robert, and Mr, Manus de Ves Of Clifton, N.J. visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrie Cousins over the weekend. Mr. and 'MTS. Wade and !",Ir . Gerf Long, ofSanta Monica, Cal., have been visitors with Mrs J. C Tineker CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my friends who remettbered me With cards, letters, gifts and visits while Wee a patient in Clinton Hospital. wilt kind thoughtfulness will always he teinembered ,Tessie Little Oat :seer Wester Fell' Tickete IfilM fit il-Iri Prole* pne VILLAGE OF ,BRUSSELS. COUNCIL MEETING The regular meeting of the Village Council Was held in 'the Muneipal Office on September Gs 1966, all members being present. aioved by C. L, Cousins, sec- onded by I. G. Campbell that the minutes of the meetings of Avvg- ust Sth and August 22nd, 1966 he adopted as read. — Carried Moved by H. ,T, •TenPas, second- ed by J. L. McCuteheon that the accounts as approved be paid. — Carried' Ontario Hospital •• Services, Hospitaliz- ation Re: Wm. King 19.50 Bert 'Reesman, dog catcher 10,00 Douglas J. Callender. August Nursing Acct. 282.25 C. E. Hickey & Sons repairs 7.88 Gordon Stiles. gravel and cold mix 29.09 Lavis 'Contracting Co.• • • cold mix 60,90 Township of Grey, 60.00 ,• grading , , ....... Richard Alcoek,- med- 7.50 icinal'supplies a . ...... J. M. McDonald Lumber supplies 3-3.26 a f. T-lolcomb, supplies Grand River Office 5.42 Putpply, supplies McCutchcon. Grocery 13.23 supplies MaeLeain's Pine, Service gas and repaite 14.52, Mcoutcheon Motors, gas. 34,62 and repaeYs „ ..... . ..... Provincial Treasurer 2.91 insulin Municipal World 13 47 supplies............... .,.......,... Cordon Stiles. August garbage collection lira Lewis Frain, labour Clifford ,T. Cardiff, part. salary W'a laborn: Post, Office. 1.7 .T.S. Canadian Imperial Bank Tex deductions and c, Moved by T. G. C-emphell sec ended by J. L, McCetcheon that we advertise for snowplowing in the of Berteeele for the seasott 1966-67, tenders to be ir, h.' October 3rd, 1066, — Carried Mo'ved by TT. .T, Te.nPes, sec. ended by C. L. -Cousins that the meeting adjourn, to meet again October 1, 1966 or at the cell of i lie Prev(, T. C. Rra?,1tr, wrn. H. King 11Prvvel MORNING STAR LODGE Morning Star Rebekah Lodge will hold its first fall meeting on Tuesday, .Septettil)er 18th, at eight 1 fv1F16.1.1t 165.00 67.50 200,00 6.25 7.89 61.80