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TIlt.ritsDA.Y, SEPT. 21st, 1967 POST PUBLISHING HOUBE
FIELD CROP COMP. MAJESTIC W. I. HEAR
STANDINGS ANNOUNCED GUEST SPEAKER FROM
Morris, East WaveanOsh
School Board Meeting'
A large amount of routine
school business was transacted
at the regular meeting
East Wawanosh T.S.A.
Brussels Sept. 11, All
were present.
PayMent of bills
theft
24. current accounts
Pupils Accident
Insurance
Grant, Belgrave
School pa ir
Text Books
Huntington Care-
taker supplies
General Supplies
'Bolgravo $1095.51
Brussels $1576,43
Blyth $2007.83
Construction Account
Schaefers, 000-
erleh $5650.00
Belgrave Co-op. $ 230.25
Monteith. McGrath 't 600.00
Iniperial Desks $ 423.6e
The next regular meeting will
be in. 13elgraVe School, Monday
October 2, at 8:30 p.m,
Geo. McCutcheon Ralph S. Shaw
Chairman Secretary
"BRUSSELS DAINTY
DECORATORS" 4-H ULUB
First Meeting
Date: Saturday, September 9,
1967. at 1:30 P.m.
Place: The first meeting of the
Brussels 4-H Club was held at
the home of the assistant leader,
Mrs. Joyce Triehner,
Opening: The meeting opened
with th Pledge,
Roll Call: All members were
present.
Business: The name "Prtissels
for the club,
An election of officers was
Dainty Decorators" was chosen
hold naming:
President. Norma Mair
Vice-Pres. .. Rosemary Blake
Press Reporter Any Oil
Pianist 7athleen Tranter
'Meetings will ,generally he held
en Saturdays at 1:30 p.m.
An exhibit. "Cotton Acces-
sories for the Bedroom" will be
Presented. Kathleen Nrauter
b- the commentator. Each memb-
er inalies a dresser scarf
and one or two other accessories,
TNiscussion: Member's pempb-
lets were distributed and quest-
eels :Theta the club answered.
The Topics: (1.) Everyday
bedroom uses. (2) Accessories
Made: in this club. (i1 Color in
the bedrotim, (4) 10 desirable bed-
room ricceSsOries were alaii disc
missed,
Tbe Meeting was cape-
e[1 with "( Catiaria,",
Ln attraction of spedial in-
terest at Tenissels Fair thisi year
will bp on antimie display by
the Majestic. W. T.
MRS. GORDON NICHOL
Mrs. Gordon NAdiol, 'Toronto,
died Thursday, September 14th,
in her 40th your.
The former Oriole Garrett, she
was befit al Park Beg, SttSk,
daughter of Mrs. George Carrot('
and the late Mr. Garrett,
Ilex husliand is a native of
nrnsmds.
surviving besides her husband
and mother are 0 son, Robert,
stationed with the Canadian
f'or'ces iii Bermuda; three sisters
and brother in western Canada.
Punerat service was held from
the D. A Bann funeral hennejirns-
on Monday with burial in
Prussels cemetery, Ttev. P. Cr,
Braby of St. Toliti's Anglican
Ch u rch o 1'1 I cia fed,
WALTON
8th And 16th Unit
Of Duff's UCW., Walton
The September meeting was
hold at the home of Mrs. Rae
Hmustou on Wednesday evening
September 13th, The meeting was
opened with hymn 498, "More,
TAlys To Thee 0 :Christ" with Mrs.
Wilbur Tunubull at the piano.
The Scripture, Psalm 139 wasl read
by Mrs. Alvin McDonald followed
by a reading by Mrs. Doug Fraser,
The minntes Were read by the
secrotary. Roll call was answered
by 14 members. There was one
guest. The regular eollection and
copper collection, was received,
Hymn 445 "MI the Way MY
Saviour Leads Me" was sung.
Mrs. Campbell We gave a very
interesting report on the four day
Leadership Training Coarse Which
she attended at Alma College.
St. ThOmas, in August.
The Turkey Slipper is to he
Nov, 1st, and there is an invitat-
ion to the "Thank Offering"
meeting at Winthrop on October
.ith, at 2 p.m.
Grace was sung and lunch
served by Mrs. Jim Sniith. Mrs.
(Thorp, McCall and the hostess,
Bride-Elect Honored
Miss tIelen T-Tollinger was the.
guest. of honor at a miscellaneous
mhewer held in the basement of
Duff's Enited Church.
Mrs, Tcenneth McDonald presid-
ed over the program which includ-
sister. Miss Ann n i„n ger,
,,ft : (Lief by Misses Mary Bewley
;ind Carol \When: piano sold
Mks Karen McDonald, Contests.
.'ondlicted by Mrs. Donald Prager
•,,,r1 -Mrs. Ken MODOttald Were
enjoyed.
Miss T-Tollinger, her itillther
mrs. Ctaretipo Itoliinger. and
were celled to the frOnt, An
iddress Was read by mrs. Pon
Fraser and Misses 7nren tte-
Denali], and a Milt e Eraser
presented gifts. Miss Honing:et
eXpreSsed her thrinkS: for the
git'ts and .good Wisited,
SPIN AROUND
THE TRACK
Saturday bight found the last
race night of the season held at
Planthoro, it proved to he a fruit-
ful evening for the local red and
white racer, They picked up the
checkered flag in the first race, .
second in the semi and a close
second in the feature.
This closed the racing .season
on all Canadian race tracks. but
the local crew are making. plans.
to head for Oswego, Now York on.
Saturday. Several of the local care
will be traveling clown for. their
international classic,
Jack and his crew ere wished
the booI of luck,
WORK BEE
MONDAY. SEPT. 25
Work Bee at Fair Grounds on
'Monday a fternoon, September
Eiveryboay welcome. (Many
hands make light worn-),
PEOPLE WE KNOW
George Pollard, of Monkten $
is: a patient iii. the Stratford
General Hospital.
Mrs. Winnifred Wright, Tor-
onto, is at, present staying with
Mrs. Win, T-T,
Mrs, Jas. Swab, RR, 4, Brussels,
is a patient in Victoria liospital i
London:
.111 and Mrs. Elmer Vance;
Collins, N.Y., and Mrs: Leach Ot
Stratford, were visitors With
their cousin. Mrs. Ida EVans, for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb 'Miller,
ResPeder, were 'visitors with Mrs.
Coo. Chidlow on Friday and Sat-
udray of last week,
Mrs, Grace McCallum, :myth
bas boon a guest of Miss Beth
ho over.
Miss Mae SREIHOn is enlOying
11(•1;Ciar in VanconVer and other
estern points.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith or
llorden. Sask. aro visiting al thr'
tr. R. Smith home. Last week
Norman attended the Nation Wide
'Masonic Council in Winnipeg.
,lames Fritz of RR 2, Frussels,
was awarded a first prize' in the
swine secctions at 7restern rate,
Ms winning entry was a York-
shire boar in Yearling category.
Th., burial or Miss Myrtle nun-
bar ni' Toronto. who left this area,
15 years ago, took place in Brus-
,-Is v e mr‘lpry eu Tuesday% con-
ducted liv Rev, C. A. ATerifirroll.
Con gra Inlet ions are extended
Ihe following yntmiig exhibitors
who carried off top honors in the
Ontario flog Prodevers Special
Parrow CleSs of WleSteitii fair,
t'eedre, Thomas wen the'
eliareeienahli) and also phnied
second iii howniattship, Bolt
Tuoma , riot third and their sister
Dinnue fifth. They are the chill-
i re.n of Mr. and :lilts. rharles
ThellIffs or BrtisSels,
Jack Cardin , ft ft 6,
94,
Citiorgo Procter,
sots, 93,
M.4111;1.1)1 Work, Ra';;,, .13134oseDs
12.
Stewart 1)rocter, Brio.
sets 91.
(loopee RR '2, Brussels
90.
Leslie Knight, 43 Brussels
lira Knight, RR 24 Brussels
;Tim Firtz, :RR 2, BrusSels 88
Me ries Thames, Brussels 87.
Harry Bolger, Walton 80,
linrvey Craig, Walton: 84.
Roy Williamson, Walton, 8311
Clare Veitch, RR 2, Brussels 83,
Jack Knight, itp. 2, Brussels
82 1A
Clifford, Bray, RR 1, Brussels
S 9 .
:Martin Haan, Walton 813i4
Stanley Bleeper, RR 5, Brue-
seis Si
Phi) ries Pray, Tat 3, grusselS
.80,
• NVilfrott Strickler, •RR 'Brus-
sels 79. -
Max •Domaray. Binevele 77.
Laurie .Black, RR 5, Rrnssels
76.
The. Field Competition wee
judged by Norman Schmidt o(
Ont,
Anniversary Service .
The Anniversary Service of
the h:t'It el rnited Church Will be
held Sunday at 11:00 a'.111
PersOlals
7 \1 1 % and Mrs. Lyle Campbell of
challnim were visitors With Mr,
and Mrs. Les. P:arl. und Mr, and
Mrs. Chester T9at I,
Mr. and Mrs. (Chester Earl
'wore Sunday visitors With, Mr.
and Mrs, Norman, Coghlin of
.11wmul.
Word was I'm:TA:Ye(' from Sim
Pearson by his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Pearson, that he bad
rrived P! ro ,tola, Colnmbia, En.
route Janine -in and Trinidad were
visited liv the Cuso VoltinteerS.
No will take a one month course
in Spanish in Bogota.
-Mr, and Mrs. Harvey Williams
and 1Thri and Mrs. Wm. Osborne
of Ciarli•son, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Marlin and Mrs. A, (loildon, of
Pnolias. -Air and Mrs. Alf Sutton,
Brampton. Mr, Henry Conley.
Frankford and Mr. and Mrs. How,
and Moore wore visitors with 'ATI%
and 'Mrs, Tort eloafion,
my and Mrs, Roy Tress, Mr-, and'
[Tarr)' Voss and faintly and
'Arr. and Mrs Jack Seilkitis and
family, and Mr. And MIS, Witt
u lt;rc'r of Toronto, Ross Gibson
and Miss Rendre 'Davidson or
,islowel wore Sunday viSitors
with 'Mr, and Mrs, W. Kra titer.
The September meeting- of the
iirassels Women's Institute was
held in the library basement en.
:-,-eptemlier 14th.
The. Inxtitute Ode was repeated,
as was the Mary Stewart collect.
Mrs. Anly Speir read the mlnutss
and ih0 treasurer's report.
Mrs. IL Hemingway conducted
the mooting. A Huron County W.I,
Rally Wios IIIITIONneed to he held
itt Crodlion on October Znd, Each
Institute it to send two delegatee
Iii's. reported that the
plaque had been received for the
Ainley Araystone at the cemetery',
Mrs. R, 'Purvey, Mrs. E. Parish
and Mrs. Win Fivans were am.
pointed to sot ltu an antique dis-
play at Brussels Fail Fair.
The roll Nal WEIS answered by
naming a farm implement not In
use to-day.
Mrs. C. Hemingway gave our-
Agricultural ren t events on
Mrs. Richard Snell, of 13:Anton
Ltd., in Myth, was glues( speaktr
and Spoke on the processing of
sheep skin and wool pulling. She
f old us that there are only two
wool pellers in Canada - the
other being in Vancouver. Mrs.
Snell displayed: some of the pro-
ducts that are sold at the factory
in Myth. Miss Ella Pearson.
thanked Airs. Snell and prestent.
her with a gift.
A such by 'Linda was
%a.m• much enjoyed.
The meeting closed with The
Queen. Grace wilf4 sum!: and
'molt SO1'1-0(i by Mrs. Cud.
more. ' Mrs. McLarty and Mrs.
Strachan .
DONATIONS TO
BRUSSELS FALL FAIR
(Not included in Prize LiSt)
Brussels Livestock
Sales earn
$50.00
Wm. Stratychnk ..10.00
Cordon Engel
5.00
Robt. Cunningham 5.00
.\lex Th2111%9011 5.00
lack Conley 1rdWe, 4-.00
HarrisonOrust 2.10
Itat-rison's Store,
Moncrieff 2.00
1,othar Weber
FIRLISSELS MIDGETS WIN
1st GAME IN PLAYOFF SERIES
Tile. Brussels 'Midgets trounced
Rostock 17 - here on September
14th tot win the first game. of a
out or series for the \VOAA
rhampionship,
Neil Cowing, pitying' for' the
Brussels Midgets was credited
With 17 si rikeen Is.
The next game is to lie piayed
ifi Sehringville this Friday at
'ie
PRIZE LISTS AVAILABLE
Pali Fair prize lists are still
available at the Brussels Post.
of Morris
Board in
members
was author-
...... $ 560.15
$ 739.00
$ 700,00
....... $2097.18
$ 288.08
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