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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-09-07, Page 1BRUSSELS OPPOSES SRIDE-ELEOT HONOREIti‘ PRIOR TO MARRIAGE g h te A. public, mewing WaS held '\V0i II:e"18t1"4115ii111 71.1cs 111)::tliliteryo bh°M8'vre'si.. REMOVAL OF CNR AG.EN1" boys. ' (11,1 Brussels Library on Wedaes• `riedtt iii honor of Miss Saginaw, spent last week with j d ay a fter noon i n regard. to reMoli- Grace Davidson o1 Kitchener relatives in this area. I ing the 'Brussels (1NR agent,Th,ere Whose marriage to Wayne Lowe Mr, and Airs, Eldon Wick and was a good representation. from Of Brussels take place this month, fatuity, have moved from, Listowel Brussels at this meeting a number The bride-elect was seated in to their house bore -which they of whom Were quite 'Meal in ex- gt gayly decorated chair with OM- purdiasen. pressing a Variety of good reasons ' brella, streamers and baleons. Alt, and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler why this should not he done. i t.-';:uitett be-side the bride was her CRANBROOK Personals. Mrs, Ross Speiran and dan Mrs, TOM • Thompson and INCREASED ENROLMENT AT BRUSSELS SCHOOL; K. SCOTT NEW PRINCIPAL it was hack, to desk and books !Or leachers and pupilS Tuesday oi this week. Attendance at the itrussolS Public School showed substantial, increase o that of last year with 201 students en. Vied TueSday, Board chairman Oeorge Mc- Cutehcon reported that. buses transporting pupils from rural areas were overcrowded which Poscri an jrninediate problem for 130aM: Kenneth Scott, Myth. Is the ;um, principal of the Brussels school, filling the vacany created. by the resignation of K. It, Ashton, Air. Scott is a graduate, of Strat- ford Teachers' College and has provionsly been a staff member of Schools at Blyth, Dungannon and Chosley. 'Aram Black has been Appointed Supervising Principal hr the throe schools of the area, :Myth, 111110.MS and Belgrave. This is the first year here far such a supervisory role. Ns was the case last year all pupil's school sup- plies. hooks etc. are supplied by 13oard. Mrs. lean Treland is the only other nr,w member on the lineal f, to ollino. kin (lore-art ea, A th'ut hiYd been filled. bv. Mt s. Clark Matheson Slriee kindi ,rzarten was introduced here, the various rail s n nr1 tesefilerA tire aS fel- Kindergarten, 20, MrS, jean Troland. Grade 1, 7,1, Miss T. Mitchell, Credo 2. 2(1, Mrs, M, T-Tuether arade '1, Mrs. T. Wilson Grade .1. 2(1. Mrs. N. Tyorman Crade :Tames Prior Clrade Mrs. B. Weigle C , ndr' 'vrs, navrnend r sz, Keite ,t-li Scott KinricrciFirien Pupils Cheryl Bauer A n d i.on Tlridg'e Carolyn Ca mphell 1,7,n(lieleen Elliott narbarn .Tolinsion Neil ;Iiitzi Brian Kellingfon Terry Kennedy Ann l'itnrti TN rot d Min Victoria. McCall f)arwin McCittchoon Gary McOnteheon Cory McWhirtcr Irene PulIthan Sherry Robertson Tionelda Stiles "Heather Wilson ,Tacqueline Workman .fully-groWn bottlenose per-I noises sometimes weigh more than PIM OrpintIV • spent, several days at Expo, • Weather and Bonnie .Marito$11 enjoyed holidays at .port Credit 1.1 Toronto. Miss Myra McNair is spending the ne:•;1. three •Motiths • •in a. Term-Ito hospital (15 part of.her • artrF40.'S training, Miss Mary MCDnald„. ToroniO, nos ]tnnle for the holiday week- Teachers in cots area going 10 liteir schools include Miss Kate AtieNabb to Tintiskamingi Aliss 13evericy Evans to K clic!. and Brian Marts his tea (thing career at Scarborough. Visitors with Airs, Lylle Gordon. included Afrs. Mary Tiaker, List- owe]. ATIHs Pearl Baker, Brnssels and Mrs. :Kett Miller and daughter .{till'.'. Toron i 0. Carman Fischer and David remingway have returned from ton day trip to Pilot MOknd, Man,, whero they each took a n"v' ..bool bus to that community and also visited with- the latters brother, Dr. Den and Mrs, 11,?,r,i- ingwilY. also of Pilot Mound. Miss Maxine SMarldon, Kitch- (ener, sot-1)f the holiday weekend al her home, Gayle Engel ShoWered in Honor Of Coming Marriede Miss Coyle Engel was guest of honor at a shower in .the Cern- inanity Centre on Thursday even- ing. Games awl contests Were eh- '''0 the first part of the even- rillP bride-to-be along with her mother, Mrs. Ross Engel, and the groom's mother, Mrs. Ken Smith, Moncrieff, were seated it `decorated chairs beneath: pin! and white bells and streamers a,ad coJored baloons. An address wai; read by Sandra Fischer; followed by many beautiful end useful gifts presented by several girl friends. Gayle expressed her thanks to all present arid especially to those who helped with the shower. hunch was soiled at. the close. ETHEL. W. i. MEETING Mrs. Eart BOWes, was hostess for the Meeting held in' the Courtintlity Halt Mrs, Tack. 'Wilson WAS do-hOSte88. Roll call: Was reSponded to with "An artie1 T wish I had not bought and Why" 4-1-T chig girls were gacstS. Mrs. Geo. Pearson discussed ''A World of Food in Canada". Mrs. Heinistra. rind Airs. S. j-Teitnstra and the host- opryeet Irrach, Whether this -Will have any effect on the final decision re- mains to be seen. Reeve Calvin TKrouter called th Q meeting to, order, W. .T. Rupert, District Com- missioner, Department. Of Trans- port, was in charge of the meet- ing, Representatives of the CNR included P, B. Nixon, L. A. Wood and S. TT, TAiorripson, Also present was A. Mill as legal representatives for the. municipalities of Brussels. Mor, ris and Corey, and "R„, l't McKinley' AT.P. and Murray Count M.P.P. Most opposition to not haying an agent operator acre was put forward by bitsines people, who in the past months have experienc- ed difficulty with freight and eNnvess delivery and damaged. goods and delay fa connection with httTness of same, no local telegraph service tere causing dol,,y, and while passerimus en ii still board the train here great inconvenience, is caused ny the non-availability of PeSS021.4e,n• IT Yelirt `2: a rre n,c.,:ein en i s locally. MACHAN CORR1N The marriage of lIoherta Annette Corrin and Glen Murray . Maelion was solemnized at a, ce.romony in St. Lukes-inthe. Carden Chapel. Rev. R. G. Hazel- wood officiated. The bride is the daughter of. Mrs. Robert A. COritin -, 'London., nail the late Mr, Corrin. Mr. and -.Trs, Leonard Maclean,. of Emus- scl s, Pre the; grOOM'S parents. Airs. Finnic Colman at tend ed :the'bride. os matron of honor. Lester Machan of Toronto was his brother's groomsman. iTSilerS were Robert ;,-'sorter and David Barr. The couple will reside in Landon on their return from a weddinp.: trip to the East. roast. WAJ,TON Paul T.Tumphries, son of Mr, and Mrs. William Thimpries is a patient in Clinton Hospital, Mrs. Garvin Smith of South Porcupine. and son Allen, Tor. onto Were visitors- With Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Dinsmore and fainilv, Brampton, were visitors with Air, anti Mrs. G. ATKInvin. Miss Arlene Williamson has gone to London where she leachintl Tlils yppr mother, the mother of the groom and the groom's grandmother All were presented with corsages, After games and contests colorful decorated wagon. pulled by :Misses Debbie Prior and Jackie Workman, filled with lovely gigs, was presented to the bide-to-be, Miss-Ruth Mt:Taggart of Kitch- ener rend an address, after which Croce made a fitting reply. Limn was served. Assisting the hostess Were Misses Ruth Me- TmZart, NratIe "Worinnon and. Airs. Edith Pipe. Pl!or to this Miss Davidson was honored at a kitchen and pantry shower hold at the home of her anti Mrs. Ale; McDonald or Milverton CARD OF THANKS • •wenld like to say thanks'to all my friends who 'kindly rem- embored me with cards, gifts and flowers when I was a patient in Clinton aivi i;.onlon Mrs, Frank EteLiedgc 54fINN -AROUND . THE TRACK This past . weekend found the racing schedule rather hectic and widespread, Regular racing at Deleware Friday night -found. Jack picking up two seconds in the hoatS and a third in the feat- ure. Saturday u4s.lit alt FlaMboro they received a second in the hont, a fifth in the serni and after spinout accident be didn't:com-: uloto the fentnre, it ea' m root' reDarrq, Sunday 'flout Illy VD elm; crew travel- } int.!: across no border to San- fly.':41cy. Ohio for their 100 lap ye,u- rniert After qualifying fe ,r the hig race with a fifth and he ended up in lees tine after 100 laps were completed. Tack was the top Canadian ear entered in the race. Tt was 0 good night's racing Sack. The 'holiday raring event af. Mond:J -2., night must have blind the oar and crew a little tired Or racing. Lady l.,ucic just wasn't with them. The first. 110:0 found .Turk chasinz the rt,,d rim' Vrirf; over the finish line, 'rho 4f'1.,11 found hint slipping all over the track with a mown rod hose and after three- gpinnuts the feature fdtlallr ended up fifth spot. It isaS a long week- pr With only n counle of more - weeks of racing loft. the season rrt0"t POST PUrsfLISUING HOLM& ATTRACTIVE FAIR PRIZE LIST NOW AVAILABLE • The Brussels Fall Fair prize lisas Wine completed early this, week ancl, have already beep Int, lied, out by the *secretary, liAwin Martin, you have not „:;ot it copy and are interested in; exhilyiling at the fair, get one from the secretary or at tho- office of the Brussels Post. rick lio your ropy and plan now tor exhibits, indoorenter as manyexhibits, a ('0 out. as you cart The Ladies' Division and. the Childreint Section hare added Iillether of special Centennial classes which should create a good deal of interest. Donald McDonald is the new' president of the Fair Board, and' by and the directors are going all; out in make our centennial year fair one td be remembered, The fair is a community entar- prise and should he supported- and enthusiastically participated in by- all residents Of the areas Small fairs are failing by the, wayside. Don't let this happen to your fair it Will take hard work on f.-6e part of all concerned with early planning and more un- usual attraction to entice the Dubin., to keep it etre, The Incites' Division and 441., clubs contribute much to the success of the fair. Get those exhibits - ready and innk,- this centennial year fair an outstandingote: event. N Ji wonld be onereciated, and or considerable help if exhibitors *mild got their' entry- tags- from the secretary before Fair Day. 4 PEOPLE WE -K;0.W. Mr. and Mrs, Ken Kftechtel of snslinloon and their grandson. David Cole of Regina, called on. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Strachan thou. way to Expo. Mr. and Mrs. Ted MacLean slier family have returned from a holt- lay tit Burleigh Palls. Mr. and Mrs, 'Elston and family of London are holidaying at the home of Mrs. ElizabOn i'ardiff and Brussels friends. Mr. and "Mrs. Mel Noxness end family of Ottawa spent: blue past week visiting Dan and Sara Me- Mr. and Airs. David McCutch- con and daughter, Peterborough. were holiday visitors with hit( narmAs. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Mc- ch eon . F. "T I' Igin Montgoinery and son of Toronto have. been Visitors with Mr. and Mrs, T,esdle. Earl, Mr. and Airs. Howard Moore of Hamiltmi. Alt's. A, ondden, Dun_ (Ins, Mr. and Mrs. Red Godderf an Troy, Bratontori and Mn', and Airs. Gordon Roll, St. 'Marys were holiday weekend guests of Bert (laden :12,011 A Year In Advance $2.50 To U.S.A. tilt BRUSSELS POST SV1PT. 7th, 1.9.67