The Brussels Post, 1967-02-16, Page 701.1)0 t Yogi a Aiitonni• (l To U.S.A„ TI-111.1 BRUSSELS POSP1', TIft7 ftS1):\ PF13. 2:311, 19(11 POST PUBLISHING HOUSAI
!,ss, Is "( tidal Queen", Miss
0..f iIruselfil Centennial acittIrtiQS.
(Queen', Aim 1.1oWd,
Marlene SiWth, with her ci4inlants, who will reign
(Left to right) Miss Linda 740-We., Vss, Smith
rey Centrai. SpbooI
Public Speakwg• Contest
A large number of parents and
friends attended the Open lions()
and Publie Speaking in Grey
Township School on. Friday
night. James Axtmon, prino,i pal
of the sullen', was chairman for
the Oceasion,
Whiners
Grades 1 and 1st Wendy
mith, Mark van Veen.
Crudes i3 find 4: 1st, Murray
Linda :Smith,
Grades Ii and (I: Jody -Alan
sfrong, 2nd, Brune Wilbee.
Grades 7 and S., 1st,
lief S'oyde
Ijost ;;p 'nicer, dirade 1 to 4:
Mimay Cardiff.
Grades 5 in 8: Bonnie Bremner,
pp ,f,MigeS were,Mrs. Mtirrcry Craw-
ord, fie:' A Johnston,
Dunbar.
Prides were donated by tbe
Women's Institntes of Ethel, Mon-
erieff. CranbrOok end Brussels.
jack TTood Scheel Supplies (2
hooks), School Board,
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which includes newspapers, etc.,
are going to he increased. Now is
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Post, before we are forced id
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RAN BROOK • .•: . .
."Bolr
ine, T.,tirttl1 ItiPani daughter of'
Mr. .and Mr 's. Douglas Dvans, was
baptised on Sunday in Knox
Presbyterian, -Church. The minist-
er, Rev. C., A. Winn , Officiated.
raltors , attend -leg- the, service'
turf, titter visiting with Mr, and
Airs, Douglas Evans inchtded
Mr, and ))1, .1.411-1.0„,,i young;
aodorioil, Mr. ,Tlt ltleq Merariate
and Mitia Wife Mernriane,
40)0, Mr. and Mrs. :Tack Fish and
Airg. It Ger-
Mr. and Mrri, TWA
Vonsitt and boys, Varna. Mr, and
berry Taylor, Listowel and
Beverley itcitribener:
and Mrs. Clare Veitch and
fanny visited. with Mn snd.Mrs.
t oi kitchener, on
Celebrated 49th
Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs: Wes MeEa.chern
beihhrated their 49th
wedding anniverSary at their
home on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs.
McFlarborn were married on Feb-
rnary 10th. 1915, of the }ionic of
the bride's pit rents, Mr, end Mrs.
Robert Menai:3', 9th concession of
O-rey Township. The Rev. :1, Tz.
McCullough, minister of Rittox
Presbyterian Chnrell, Cranbrnot
inerfoulned the cereindny. The
couple had two sons. 'Winston of
ekllt rind Gerold wile was killed in
the
Mr. and Mrs. Don .TrIVIrliT1
Tracy Lynn, ritehener, visited
over the wor‘lrend 7011-11 'Mr and
rdtri Dunn,
ritiatt fiats hi VeilOttrifi NON
Arig f i tOtttfilititt Mit WOott,
Centennial Plans
Progressing RAO&
Attendance at the dinner Meet-
Ina"'of tiftf Cetttenntal. Commit-
tees in the Nemt Hotel
of Wedesday night was full and
committaes had enthuStastic re-
ports of progresS In: their nfans,
The program for June 30, :fitly
were reyieWed and received
‘vith much intores,t
Try, first d..4 "Oorrte:flotrie"
week will he ushered in with a
burst of bells — the carrillon of
Melville Church, the old Public
School bell, the ,town hell and
the Anglican iliturch boil,
Registration 'will take Plane in
Centennial Comintittee Rooms on
Thussels Main Street,
SatUrday's SportS Day program
will follow a giant parade of
floats, and ears, Football,
softball, a water fight. a tag-Of"
Sva will he some, Of the events.
Sunda y l ig tirograin will be in
charge of the clutreltes, Morning
services os asnal, and. an out-door
interdelionifilational service in
Victoria park With ft massed
choir and special. speakers, This
w:11 be followed by a bond con.
ccrt In rho perk.
The Contennal Committee
hopes to honiw senior ,•itizens
or the village and Mimes :ire
lying frotherect for this spnoial
eenqideretioP.
The next raootintr of the com-
mit ters will be held no Wednes-
day. March lrith, in the Queen's
betel at 13:15 shrit11,
re.Thote-rv• yl pik w
Winivirs rif the Brussels Tdons
Tronkey Draw were; jerk Watson
Tim end Anne illdfield 0:
floc (111(1 Polo The draw money
For TIT., drew is now hrirlt
lit lire?' Ways, so Siintiutt velir
lecal I Ions Chib and litiv hockey
tletota or, oil tionev taised
etiftititkittlfY
AgriCtiltural fic4tf
Cpars. Competitions
BrusselS Agrieultural Sec,
iety aN. sr,rusoring three Field
Crop Mtn p atitions, In Barley,
Crain and Tilnsilage 'Corn.
For further Itifermation contact
your ineal fair direetors,
HONORED i t FillekiCtS•
ON 80th BIRTHDAY`
Pt:lc:rids and neighbours caller!
home of Mrs. Bertha
.termyn on l+ ridgy, Feb'. 1.7th to
extend congratulations .;tier` good
wishes on the ()erasion of he-
birthday,
dirt,. forrreyn, who eujoys fairly
good health carr e l for home and
attends chureli when weathei' per-
mits, While celebrating her hirtli,
day quietly at her home he.re, she
'received a host of congratulatory
" rds C)(1 ossa ges.
HONORED BY TEA
ON 80th BIRTHDAY
Mrs. Florence Russell observed
her eightieth birthday on Satur-
day, February 18th.
3Tt s, John J. Kelly was hostess
to a. tett•given in her honor S'11
WAS eSPiSted by Mrs. Eldon,
Wilson, Gale IN'ilson and Reta
Deitner who scrvoil a delicious
lunch.
Mrs. Margaret TTawkshaw pre-
gonted Mrs. Rtissell-with a lovely
phint from her friends. A poem,
the Braving tjands, was read. and
enleyed by all. Mrs, .T. Nichol Won,
I lie prize given for the lady know-•
ing the guest of honor the long-
est number of years, Mrs. Russell
Ielciihone messagOS from
her ether teen chinglit ors. INTrs.
Min: (r1:)rn MtoliinPr, noel
'NV. MOrriS-
f own "V.S. Mrs. Russell lies 12
grroulchildren and twelve .greet
grandrhiblren, The great grand-
children presented • 'her , With
1411 111 nolikinoo,
CHARLES BAMBFf16Ggl:
Char1e0 :Be nbridge 73, off
c/f6d a.t Winghain and
, District FloSpftal Thursday'',
There are tni frWenediate surviv-
ors. Funeral service t rt<r held at
a pan. Saturday, at. the Ti, 15,:s.nn
funeral home, Temporary entonN-
merit in Brussels Cemetery
Chapel,
WILLIAM R. STRETTON
WfIlfain R, Stretten, 71, of
Brussels, (Tied Saturday at his
home.
-.Ete Was a railway vorker before
,,egir'itig to Pritssels several yenrs
ago, Tie Is St. v d by his wife
the fanner` Irene Corrigan and
a daughter. Mrs, SevdI'n (Hazel)
',rove, Buffalo, N,Y, The body
rested at the D. A. Rawl Nner;.1
home 1MM 2 p.m. Monday when,
the funeral service was held
St. .Tolin's Angli"cctit Church. Rev.
1'. l3rahv officiating. Burial
in:Pk place in i'nfl'ate. tin Tuesday.
miss MILDRED GREWAR ;
Miss Mildred flrowar, RC, of
vrassels„ dird at Clinton. Public. I
1 Te'Jlitall Thursday.
She was a life-lon'r. resident of
•seisf and had been OM , of the!
f Tirassels swilehboard oiler.
ors.
Silo is survived by two nepb-
ows, Archer Crewar of Brussels
and Douglas IV fi l'W I t' n
'tir'nn(1,
The funeral service was held
et the 11, .1. nami bon ,.
nriost,,Is, on 'I 5mm-clay.
riev. Allan job nstou of TIrpssels
rnit ,q1 Churcl) official pd, Bur i a l
Progs,,Is cemetery,.
BORN
FPFSCOTT • To Mr. end Mrs,
Prior) pi-pseoft, Stittsville. nn
Thurinlay, February 91h,
(Mown (1.6tiwtql TiC1.9rtthil 011
Itifttati. !MIL :
"CENTENNIAL QUEEN"
IS CROWNED HERE
miss Mu rlonn Stni th was an-
ty,-inc(,(1 the winuvr in the; Bras-
:ids "ronteni:1/2 1 Queen" compet-
ition and receivod her crown here
on Satutilav night. The veremony,
f,:ok i.,tg,;(in Hal) dur-
the dalwe, witnessed by'
largt' (If yinnig PN:1)11'
and fatter hilereskri t S.J .,q. rotors..
'HI'' (thr'a'll \\as crowned -by
Archer (froii.ar. t hui ntnait of the'
eoutin)nial mmiltoo. She 1% as:
Ld sr , prpsoni !.filth matching'
Mai ; and noring;- Queen's
rihnon and lilIlilite or crimson
roses.
Miss Smith Is the 20-year7old'
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Menu
SMith of FIR 4, Tirussels, She has
'been active in activities and
iS ;.t worthy rocipient of, the honor'
bestowed on her.
The Queen's attendants are'
Miss Ann t,owe, daughter of Mr,
and ;Tack Lowe. and Linda
Lowe. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Slim( Lowe. These girls are not
related. They were the runners-up
in the voting and received neck.,
Ince and earring sets and centen-
nial cup and saucer, as did also
the other throe girls entered in
'lip' "oi'n petition, Misses Karen'
!'utter,n Fischer and. Lin'
Others taking part in the
ceremony wore Mrs, Rey Brom,
tan. who introduced Prnnix Thomp-
son' ;Ind Ivan Campbell, cotronittee."
members in eharge of the com'9et.
it Mr, Camnbell introdno6V
the young ladies and announced
the winners, Acting: 'Reeve Lawrie.
Consins stinke briefly cong-raful.
ating. thp Queen.
Miss Smith expressed her rti-
tide to all. in a feW well chnsert
rdS,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr, and Mrs, C. Kranter return-
ed Intrno Sunday from a motor
trill 10 Florida,
'Miss (fail Wilson and Cher:1
Roan nurses-in-training at. St:,
Mary's Hospital, Kitchener. spent
the weekend will Mr. and 1111:s,
Eldon *Wilson.
:Mrs. N. F. Traig end family'
;:.',,,Ili Sunday with Mrs. Florence
Colleen present od
ro:andmother with a birthday cake
with SO candles cm it,
romp.illor lv!In Campbell and
Vint, Ti, Kinr::, wore ill Toronto to
afford the convort.
tIon at the Royal York Rotel.
Miss Sylvia TTonvfir. he';
• nisi three months alt
1im)if••1 Ps Port
pr her conrso as nurse-in-train-
11°,, vrf 11 -!ied to !tor dut IPA
IC-\I' hospital T.,7itchoncr,
affoi• spoptline- ho weekend with
her parents '.Ti'. end Mrs. Norman
VA*, ;,atilt iT4tlierA rennrt
01111 c,•:11neii:d fe'1 tLe
Vfirit
"CENTENNtAt QUEEN" AND ATTENDANTS