The Brussels Post, 1967-06-22, Page 5WielVilie Presbyterian Church, Brussels
Lveryone is cordially ,invited to attend
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A CONCERT for CENT NNIAL
will be presented
by pupils of 'MARGARET THOMPSON
WEDNk...AJAY, EVENING, JUNE 28th. 1 967
at 8:00 p.m.
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niugham Master of Ceremonies
and chairman of the program
committee. '1. here were uteruses
and a dance by the school child..
ten, under the direction, of Mrs.
Stuart Swiss and Mrs. Moffatt;
.Nancy Brothers accompanied by
Mrs. Brothers of Toronto, Liall-
Or6 1 Lorupipe and Baton number,
The Official opening by Reeve
C, R. Dunbar followed by brief
speechee by Robert McKinley,
Murray Gaunt; Donald McKenzie
Warden of Huron, and words
cif weleome by Charles Thomas,
ehairmen of the Central Commit-
tee; Maul trio; Step Dance
Natrey arid Mary Ellen. Knight. At
the conclUsion of Hie program the
central committee were introduc-
ed and led in a sing song. Dire to
weather conditions the band
numbers outdoors had to be can-
celled.
Friday Night
The centennial ball on Friday
with almost 400 in attendance
Was much Enjoyed. The prize for
the eldest lady present Went, to
Mrs. Foss (Mother of Welland
Kreuter), The eldest gentleman.
was Win. Campbell of Ethel. Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Speirau, Saginaw,
Mich. won. the Prize for coming
farthest; Murray Hoover and
Marjorie Pappel for best French
Minuet.
'Ilse Saturday night dance watt,
also \veil attended by airnost 400.
Spot dance prize went to Mr. and•
Mrs. Scott McLean; Lady's best
centennial costume, Mary Mc-
Whinney ; youngest centennial
couple Brent and Sheri Living-
stone.
Friday evening ball game
between Ethel and Walton began,
on schedule but was rained out
with Ethel leading, The balance
of Lhc sports program arranged
by Max Demaeay arnd his cony,
mittee were cancelled. The decor-
atiug committee of David Brown
and Lothar Weber had colorful
deception arranged, The park-
leg and Clientride toniatittee with,
Prank Selitii cbttirnian, also the
Finance conlinittee, :AM) Heusi
ton, chairman, did it wonderful
job laboring ender diffieditY in
the rain and mud.
Sunday Service
On Sunday afternoon almost
700 people attended the Open air
church service. Ministers in.
charge Were Rev. Waite. Rev. A.
Johnston; with Rev: Snell as
guest ePeaker. He did a little
reininiscitig but also delivered a
very challenging sermon. Donald
Dunbar :and Mrs. Maurice
Williams, pianlirts, and choir
leader, led a large community
choir. The Much committee, Mrs.
Robe Dreamer chairman, served
lunch, Au enjoyable time followed
for the remaluder of the after-
noon. The lunch and booth coin-
mitees had been un the scene at
all celebration activities and
were very wet at times. The
janitors of the school Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Bremner and assist-
ants were on hand for all occas
ions to make everyene comfor-
table as possible and cater to
various needs. The crowds were.
Very appreciative and the various
feonnuitteps felt well rewarded
for the time and effort they had,
given.
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston
B.A. B.O.
Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson
9:4'5 A.M. *Cburch School
11 A.Nt. Public Worship
Want To J3e A Negro?'
MELVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Minister
REV. C. A. McCARROLL
,u A.M. Church School
11 A.M. Public Worship
The Shepherd Psalm Series
1. My Shepherd
rganist; M. Thompson A.R.C.T.
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
f:n Priest:
The Rev. F. G. Braby, 13.A L ;Th,
SAINT JOHN'S ,-- Brussels
Organist Mrs S. Elliott
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
beast of Dedication
8.100a.M. lloly Eucharist
11:00 Matins
Guest PPeacher The Rev. M, E.
Brooks, Rector, Christ Church,
ListeWel.
8;00 p.nt. Sting 1f,tkchariSt
DedicatiOti, Traditional Liturgical
music Will be presented by the
organiSt and elite,' of Trinity
(literal, (Tait. The. traditional Vest-
mutt:, in the elichatist Will be
Worn at this service, and the
rector the Rev. H. D.
Jenkins will be otir guest preach-
er. Members of other churches
in the edienitelity tire cordially
inVilcki to be With sus for this
service.
ENGAGEMeAT
Mr, auu .11;etis „elti-Writ
Al &trim of Lirtise15, Ontario,
announce the engagement of
Weir daughter, Lievendelyne
Judah. Deane.% to Mr, ,iehh,
Lee Davies 'booth, sou of idr,
and Mrs. Arthur .iirederick
Gisborne Tooth, UL Beaconsfield,
Quebec.
The marriage will take place
ih Wroxeler Wilted Church, on.
Friday, July 14 at 5 pan. Miss
Martin is a graduate of the
Secretarial Science course of
the Lniversity of Western Ont-
ario. Mr. 'loath is a graduate in
Economics from the University
of Western University. ,
IN MEMORIAM
CARDIFF in treasured
ory of a wonderful Mother,
and grandmother Ada Mae
Cardiff, who passed away one
year ago June 1906,
Froin hospital bed to Heavenly
rest,
Cud took her home to be His
literplagcueesoin earth no one can fill,
We miss my Mom. and always
will.
Lovingly remembered and sadly
missed by daughter, Leota, son.
in-law, Dean, and family.
CARDS OF THANKS
II4d Morrow eNpresses sincere
tlianks for cards, flowers and.
visits, while a patient in. Strat-
ford Hospital. It was all greatly
appreciated.
Ed. Morrow
I would iike to thank all my
friends, neighbours, and relatives
for cards, treats„ flowers, visits;.
while I was in Wingham Hos-
pital and since corning home.
these kindnesses were much
appreCiated.
Mrs. Ed. Pollard
1 wish to express my sincere
thanks to all my friends and
relatives who remembered me
with cards, flowers, letters and
visits while I was a patient in
Stratford Hospital and since re,
turning home.
M )lie Smalldon
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MacDonald
are very grateful to their neigh
hours, relatives and friends for
their help on the occasion of
our .515th wedding antilverSary.
We alSo thank all who brought
flowers, gifts, and the cards re,
ceived. They all helped to Make
our day of happiness "edniplete,
Sincere thanks to friends and
neighbours and relatives for
flowers, gifts and cards while I
Was a patient in Stratford 'General
iIospital.:81)0eial thanks to
Lindsay also Dr. Quinlan, iitirSee
and Star on 4th floor. Special
thanks to Rev, Allan. JOhnSteit for
his visits and to all our fainities
who helped In and around the
Mollie. YOur kindness was deeply
appreciated.
Mrs. Lesley Earl
COME HOME!
We dire 10Okfng fOrWard fe
having YOU home fOr Brnseele
"Cottle Home Week", June 30th,
July 1.8t and find.
.uEN f LEMENS CLUB
ITEMS
.1.'or the urst Lime in. 65 fears
we do nut have Baeker the
years seeaks 1.01'
).rou must be good to stay in
business that lough of time in a
village this size. Backer s Butcher
Shop was one of the best in Ont-
ario. t sic vouch unmet: atiiinai.
Jtoi, tiie viaCe spoLIUSS clean ..iou
inure persciaall,y well
Liauiiur'S baloney is known troal
coast to Coast and nas a flavour
that placed it tops everywhere.
Backer spent some lame
in Idaho. When he returned 1 do
not know what- assets he had but
he sure had one big liability.
I oung George, George went to
tianniton and soon forty extra
policemen were called up. When
Mrs. Dick was sentence/ to .ife
imprisonment George came home.
Bob .1.1'11.6er was also born in
Idaho, The Jesse James gang
came from Missouri, Al Capone
from Chicago. Npw, I don't believ
in bringing in so. Many foreigners,
taking the work from us Canad-
ians so I would suggest both
13aeker and Fraser be deported
back to where they belong,
Brunners Perry USA, When Bill
and Cleve retired George took over
rangements, Bill and Cleve never
but under entirely different. ar-
rangements. Bill and Cleve never
slaughtered an a nimal that
couldn't get up. George never
slaughtered one that dould,
George has just lately retired
and went and got himself a race
horse. Last Saturday rite it made
the mile in 3.031/3 .
The new owners are local boys
and I'm. sure you will patronize
their, as you did the Baekers.
Give the boys a break, It they'
are having a game of euchre when
you go in let them finish their
game. It's pretty tough to have
to quit playing to wait on, a mist-
Other i i you ere holding both.
bowers and an ace: The place is
spotless. Why not? When they are
having their game Derrick is
sciubbing the floor, scouring the
block. f-1,0 has to hurry to bring
their Coffee at the right
always on the here. The only
piece of dirt yott can see around
is Al Logan. He's the &Aid, He
tastes the bologney as to its
flavor, salt, pepper, Spice etc. He
always eats a ring and a half
before he makes his mind rip.
One side. of his coat always hangs
low. The pocket is frill of unpaid
het clogs. Say. have you seen the
butcher shop window? Tt'S one of
the best finisminiS I ever seen in
window. Don't miss it:
Nov a *Ord to the pUblic from
one who knows, Have anthing
to du with the gamblers July 1st,
Especially the Carmval workers,
Keep away froth Crown and
Anchor unless you know the
operator. Boycott any auction re-
gardless (They have a local man
hold up the goods). 11 you want a
Cupie Doll play early. Don't buy
a hot dog exept from local people.
Don't start a fight, if you do you.
will hear one "Hey Rabe". This
means every carnival persons
grabs a club and you have a
whole mob to fight. Get a hat be-
fore July 1st. Dress up. Keep a
close tab on the kidS. You teens
agers don't date strangers, even
in pairs,' and don't forget to pat-
unize the dances. You. older Men;
don't come to to town. with more
than $10 or $15 dollars. This day
is pickpockets' holiday.
1.3ye for now. See you June 30th.
Yours truthfully„
T. K. f,
U.C.W. TURKEY SUPPER
The U.C.W. will be serving a
Turkey Supper, Saturday, July
1st, from 5 to 7:30 p.m., at Bras-
sels United March. Admission
$1.25. Children under 12 75e.
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LISTOWEL
DRIVE-IN THEATRE
Wed. - Thur. - Fri.
June 21-22-23
HOT RODS TO HELL
Dana Andrew" Jeanne Crain
— and
It's ELVIS
in SPINOUT
Sat.-Mon.-Tues. June 2426-27
It's the NOW sound in music and
THE COOL ONES
the hew sensation of the screens
— and=
Robert Stack Elke Sommer
Nancy Kwan
THE CORRUPT ONES
Sun. IVildnite 11,00 p.m. June 26
SEVEN DARING GIRLS
(Adult Entertainment)
Wes —6
WILD YOUTH
(Adult. Entertainnient)
Robert Hutton Carol Oilman
Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. June 28-29-30
DOCTOR, you've got
to 'be kidding!
Sandra Dee George Hamilton
Color
and
"McLINTOCK"
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PROPER:1Y WANTED
We have several buyers for 100 and ZOO acre farms
the Slyth or Urussels area..
For the person who wants to sell his farm contact;
F. C. VAN EYL
BOX 9:,3 LUciSAUNV t' 1;(),N 5128-34S/S
Local Agent For John Bosveld 964 Oxford Street, London
DESPITE INCLEMENT WEATHER GREY T,wp.
CEN.IENNIAL DRAWS CROWD OF OVER 2,000