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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-06-08, Page 1$2.50 To U.S... THE BRUSSELS POST, TILFRSDAX, JUNE 8th, 1907 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE MISS GWENDOLYN MARTIN. Miss Martin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Edwin Martin of Brussels, graduated last Thursday at Alum- ini Hall, ;University of Western Ontario. London, with a Bachelor of Arts degree having Secretarial Science, After the graduation exercises a dinner was served in, her honour at the Knotty Pine Inn where guests were present from Brussels and Montreal, Grey Centennial Committee Meet The monthly meeting of the Grey Township centennial cm, mittee was held in. Ethel ball on May 31st with a good attendance of all committees, Charlie Thomas presided with. Mrs. Edythe Cardiff as secretary. The minutes of the pteviouS meeting were read and approVed, Charlie Thomas asked each chait, man to stand and introduce his or her committee, as several had been added since the first meet- ing in February. The chairman of committees reported on ptogtess 'ninde, for the celebration being held at. Grey Township Central School, Ethel :time 10th , 18th, The first chairman to report was john Conley fot the parade Tie said lie had several entries And hoped to receive further en- tries by ;rune 12th. Pot further inferMatien on this contact John, tr member of his committee. or 'watch fe,r further advertisement in the imml papers. The bands to head the -parade have been engag- ed, the jndges arranged for, and the ninny prizes offered are attractive. The parade to leave the bail park. at the village 15,20 p.m. sharp. to the school ;IT:rends, The decorating committee corn nosed or bri yid tlrown, and T.othar WebeY love poreliased Material lo help beautify the area. Th,, hoot h enirlinitfee With. Mrs. Robt Breiriner as convener renorted her eorhrnittee had been i*t ,Chrirge of the lunches whrin tiltre pre.renttnntar elanees Were held and proted nrofiiable. Booth facilities will be available at events, except. Stlininy When a Horticultural Society Spring Flower Show The Horticultural Society Spring Tea and Plower Show ,held in St. John's Anglican Church, 'was a. decided Success, The flowers were many and beati Mrs. tlt Wheeler, president) welomed the guesrs and was chairlady for the ptogram. This consisted of readings by Mrs. R., W. Stephens, Mrs, George Davis, Mrs, Earl Cuelmore, A piano solo by Mrs, Walter' Kerr. solo by Mrs. TI, Smalldon, duet by Mrs. Ken Smith and Mrs. Rohl Smith accompanied by Mts. Joe Smith, Mrs. fleorg e ;NW played background music while the tea was served, Mrs, Mark Bnillie won the door Other priZes went to Mrs, Cleve Booker and Mrs. John basket lunch, will he served after the church service. The program committee, chair- man Robert Cunningham have a wonderful program arranged to ploasp young and old to com- mence with the dance on Priday evening and close with the corn, 'unity church service Sunday afternoon. He announced choir practice for the community choir would he held TueSdaY, June 16th, in Ethel Presbyterian church, anyone who could help are urged to attend, The chairman of the Finance commitee, Ram Houston reported on a successful meeting of his committee. Tie asked the various committees to forward their bills promptly to the treasurer 'George Deorsort, The grounds and parking corn. Mittee, chairman Prank Smith, have plans made for this portion of the celebration to make every thing ns convenient as possible: The sports plans were reported by chairman Max T)emary, which' are ball games, Friday evening. Ethel Pall Park. Ethel and Walton playinee. Saturday evening ;Tomes- town and Moncrieff, alSo sports for the children Saturday after- noon. The pnblicity, convener. Mra. Orval Thirrismi reported the articles for the Weekly pomots: are arranged, The posters for advertisingg• reticle by the nviblie. school children were distriblited also small hand bills to he sent home with the 'pupils. She ported rin informothm receive from C'KNX and is pleased with ceempration of local Papers and all who hove assisted in this part of the celebration The Listowel Bonner were on hand to take pictures also local people to obtain pictures for Ilse in 'rwetetiStmiir I -1 s [(WV Tiookg. the meeting adjourned foolimt titans were Well tinder way and rharlie Thomas toieed Iris appreciation for the r .e operntion lie hod reeeit64 FLOWER SERVICE The annual , Plower Sunday Service will, he held in Brussels United Church this Sunday, Suite lith, at 11 a.m. There, will be special music by the Sunday School, Choir and several floral displays. Children are requested to he at the church by 10:30. Everyone is invited. DECORATION SERVICE SUNDAY, JUNE 11th The annual Decoration Service of the TOOP and Legion will be held Sunday June 11th, at 2:00 n,m, 01, Ponissel8 cemetery, CRANBROOK DART CLUB ENTERTAIN THEIR LADIES Supper, pteSentation of troph, ies, followed by dancing, con- tributed to a very pleasant even- ing, when forty-three members of the Cranbrook Dart Club mid their ladies, met in, the Clora- mutt:it y Centre. cm Tune 2nd, for a, final get-together for the. season. Meeting each: MOnday night ihe league has provided fellowship and relaxation, at, the same time eompetition, between the varionS teams Was very keen, oSpeeially between the players who, with in- terest, watch their names 1111 ot down in the individual stand- ngs. 'Trophies for high score for 3 darts went to Bob Alexander With 1 110 points. For most finirhes to Dan Snyder with 42 and for meat. Marts to Ernie Back with 72, Trt.- dividnal tronhies to each member of the tenet 'finishing first in the pine offs went in the "Tigers" ec bt bled in- Cordon Pagel and pis vers hoine; Frank Smith. Non Piselier, Ken Mellonald. and Carman Paket. This team had finished 2nd ' rr1 t1i , regular P ,^"en 10111 S2 Paints. iShiP o: first ever Hip 't-retni- Pr'Oson WFIM rata '75 N, Woes" with S poilitS captained by Dan Snyder with Jack Knight, Garry Evans, Charles Bray and John Seddon, Other teams playing were "Beatles", 80 points, captained by Ernie Back and Mike Gulutzen, Glenn teth er , Tim Dilworth, 'Gilbert Hetherington, and Bill Ilvenitter, "Stones" 77 points, Stuart Steiss, captain, and Lothar Weber, Wilfred Strrckier, Mae Mae McIntosh, and. Carman Smith. "Bombers" an points, James Knight, captain, Harty jacklin. 'Dennis Dacharme Doug Evans Peil Dunn, jim Armstteng, "Cats" Gs points, Donald Per- tie captain Pete van Veen, Stuart McNair, Jim Hart, and. Rae I Ion s ton, "Hams". 63 paints, Ralph Noble captain, Stuart Stevenson, Jim SleMer, Dill Gordon Elston Speiran, Joe Stefflet% "Wirt's" 40 points, Ratty Bol- ge? captain, Tlob Alexander, Don- ald Clark, Sionley PiScher, lack Conley por ledivithied points the 'to highest were Ernie Back 1=40, frig Snyder 134., Stew Steiss 102. Gorden flO„Trivir Knight 110, Gordon 'Engel $7. Jim Knight SO, 'Harry Inelelin $0, Ken Pischer 50, non rorrio 70'. For starting n twine a player gets 1. point, and for fluishing a game 2 points. Ladies of the Crembrook in- stititte catered for meat 101' (lancing 'wets supplied by Ian Wilber. Mr. Vi'ank Smith weld tesster of eereMonies,. CARDS OF THANKS We Wish to sincerely thank the Grey Township Firemen. the Brussels Tolephorp, Co , rind all those who (voile to help when our 'house was on fire, Mr. and Mrs. Murray PosS -067 W.O.A.A. PEE Wte SOFTBALL SCHEDULE June Prussels apt tneltliOW Mildthety BRUSSELS 1...KINC3, ON THE CENTENNIAL LOOK Flags undurled, red white and pennants rippling to the breeze and colored lights give Brussels 0 gala, appearance and, should dispel any lingering apathy towitrd 1)0r centennial celebra- tions. Thanks must go to the firemen. and others who helped i13, put 1.t ng nil the decorations.. There :tee_ several interesting displays of antiques in main street windows and local pictures taken in nye-gone. days, Many of these may he seen. also at the Comenniat headquarters, Parade It is hoped that there will be as many floats etc„ as possible In the parade and please get your entries in as soon as possible. With 'alt the smart horses In the com- munity there shoud be' a large contingent of cowboys and girls astride. Get all entries In soon to the parade committee Frank Thomp- son or Ivan Campbell, Centennial Old Tithe Ball PoOrly Attended The Centennial Ball held in in the Legion ball on Friday* night, unfortunately did not' draw the expected large crowd- There were a number of peOple present in attractive centennial dress and prizes were awarded as follows; $15, Mr. and :Mrs. Wm. Taylor; $10, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin; $5, Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Hemingway. MASONS ATTEND CHURCH SERVICE Several officers and Members of St, John's Masonic Lodge, Brussels, paraded to Brussels tfaited"Church Sunday morning, May 28th, to attend the 'worship service. They were accoMPanied by Several visiting 'Masons: front nearby lodges. Rev. TTugh Wilson of IllOetet, and Belgrave. was the guest minister for the service, which had special significanee for the members of St, John's Lodge, of which he was a former member and a Past Mastet. 'Worshipful .Master T.anfle Cousins read the scripture lesann. IN MEMORIAM DAVIDSON Tn loving memory of n clearly loved daughter gold sister. Joan Marie, who pte-,sed away June 7th, 1950. The depths of sorrow we cannot tell: Of tin' loss of elm 'we loved so well. And whilesheer she sleep:;peal-nful Her memory we shall Iwa keep. Ever, remembered by Willett rather. sisters and brotherS Shown above is Ronald Huether, Queen St., Brussels, receiv- ing a cheque from S. B. Scott, area sales representative for Supertest Petroleum Corp. Ltd. Shown in the background is the weekly list of Lucky License numbers at McCutcheon Motors Ltd, Brussels, where Mr. Huether found his license posted for, a $50.00 prize,