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ROY J. PEARSON
[toy J. Pearson,
-Coq u itlam, C. died suddenly
of a heat attack on. Thursday,
,,,canuary 2.5th. Ile was a for-
inlaid, of Grey Town:
81ftp.•
ft: survived lsy Ms wife.
Nary 'Orbthers, Alex, i4th.el;
Rugh and ftalciii. Of Brussels;
sisters, Mrs, liennol.ii (Marg.
Siel) Fife, Burlington; Mrs.
George ( je4?:ie) Joynt, Luck,
now: M rs„Trl meg Naulty
Gibson, both of. London.
PlIneral services were held
ROialay, January 29th.
Mr. :t5eriFS'onl, who was an • en-
gineer with fhe Geiadiaa Pacif-
ic Railway, had Ilv4id ft, British
Coinnibla for a nu /libel' years,
Ford wi ch
Wednesday,
rtzville
Wee-B.
, Brussels 0, Squirt.
January 24
8, Brussels 0, Pee
'F RE BRUSSELS POST, February 1st, 196$ POST PU1.31,180,INC, 110 E. SE $2.00 A Year in Advance - $3.00 To U,L
LEGION PIPE BAND
DRAW PRIZE WINNERS
HURON COUNTY
(J•NIOR PARMERS
`rile lluroii. (lounty jull.foi:
Pariiter$ Met ii .t the Agricultur-
al hoard riibms at
jarivary 84th., 196S. Murray
1(1,00.5'er: 131'0110i the nae.et4nd
[0 i.ireifyi. RibbY
read the' tniiitttes of the last
iniT t itir, c-inIc the roll calf,
, • Two : pin a were . pi ck'ert
ironi I•Triron County. :Tuniors cu
December 27th, 1 9 67, .ker.
present 'Huron at the ,Tunior
Farmers howling competition to
be held in. 'London. Don Mc-
:Kerr:1: e r read off the names
and ask that they' be notified.
George Townsend gave a re-
port of his experience at the
effective speaking competition
held at Albion Hills,
The annual meeting and sports•
night of the Juniore was held at
Belgrave on February 2nd.
Don. MoKecher rend the chang-
t•S that were made in the con-
stitution that was to be
presented at the annual
in g•
Don Pullen
er'a report.
Don McKerch er then reported:
the the Provincial junior Fa rni-
ers arc trying to raise an object
care of $1.06 per member in Ont-
ario to donate to the World Lit-
teraey Fund or Canaria. if these
funds could he met the MoileY
Would build ii. borne or school at
Literacy Village iii india, At pre-
sent, bon reported, that there
ig ah6nt t11(10,00 in the fund,
Ti'' ("aunty oblectiv'n Would
‘1.1(sItt M3.00.
ro.n County
Dra ma Fos tiVa
DROPPED CEILING
CAUSES LITTLE DAMAGE
roOln fix:titres;
wall brackets, even the partially
re-laid tables escaped any Ser-
ious damage when_ the tile ceiling
of tire. Mew .American Hiatel
dining rood) Caine loose and
dropped: mut way dOwn.
The misfortune occurred about
8 p.m. Thursday. Np one was in
the room: A new suspended cell,
ing trris speedily installed.
SRUSSELS MINOR
HOCKEY STANDINGS
TEAM WLTF A lite.
Tykes 0 2 0 2 9 0
Semiri s 23' 3
I • 4 0 44 43 8
xjt
I.t 0 10 88 4
Tlaant(im 1 41 45 7
XX
11 'age t
9 2 32 W7 10
xx
IiIvonlIck
21i 30 8
have fintsbet1 league
games and will now enter Play-
,,res, "T..';11.1 BI ; Pee Vire°
A vs
CVin ner
of ih.1,2.0 at Legion
15 i jie Band Vallee Ptid
.1 anilarY
Spot Dance - ;100 RA; Betty`
Clinton"
Door I' , = Hernia:1i Whitfield
Dra w - Itaiiitl. t.4.(411,, MCDonald:
a fa, Geo. 10e:(;6tiihean!.
Gicnn1 Bridg
0 behalf of the Brussels
Legion Pipe Band 1 would like
to thank one bid all for all the
support we bad to naffs this
dance the success it was.
Ray BronSen, See.-Treas
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. C. Xlcra Glen has been a
patient in Wi n gh am :Hospital.
Mrs. W. W. Smith, who was a
ittiii irent in Wingham hospital,
came hone on Wednesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Haber-
ichl, Hesplek, were visitors
with Mrs. G. Chidlow.
Hugh and Ralph PearsOn of
Erussels and Alex Pearson of
Ethel flew to B.C, to attend the,
rum:rat of their brother Roy,
Winners Of the Lions NM.
draw Saturday were .Tim Prior,
Wayne Lowe and Freda Pipe and
Mrs. Maurice Cameron,
ETHEL
United Church Heide'
Annual Meeting
The Rev.• Allan Johnston pre-
sided: over the annual meeting
of the United Church. Mrs.
George Pearson was appOinted
acting. secretary.
The nominating econtnittee,
Mr. Johston, Carl McDonald,
and Andrew ilmemner, present-
ed the following slate Of &fie-
ers ;
Session, George PearSOU, Alex
Pearson, 'Robert Brenin ;
stewards, A Brernner, Frank
mein strs, Hain Hewitt, all
for three, ear terms; Norman
Bellies, one-year term; and Mit.
Doris 'Hanna representitig the
trOW.
A pot-luck Slipper was held
ovior to tile, meeting.
The 1:TOS,At flienitiOt htilit,1
short Meeting later. Mrs:
Chester Earl We'S in thafg,re, ROM
call was ansWered by the pay:.
-v,n I of fees.
Ethel W, I, Meeting
Ethel W. t held their ,Tarnary
Meetlag at the horn e of Mi'i4,
Chester Earl, Airs. 8, Ilielnstra
or,,'11 OS FOSS,
A persOnal teerilitti art *as
given as roll tiall response
Mrs. .T. P,Wrilt gave the. Motto,
will do more than live and let
lire. I will liVe and help live.
Silettati gave the topic
tiiti font* O'g fincoOss
MRS JOHN R. WHEELER.
Mrs. Jolla Russell Wheeler,
of Coderich, died Monday in
Alexandra Marine and General.
Hospital, (ioderic'h.
A widow, she was the former
zabeth Jane B aWm an. She is.
anrviv'ed by daughters Mrs.
Owen. (Gertrude Ida) Smith,
Troy, Mich.; Mrs. J. S. (Irene)
Watson, iht Lida s : sister, Mrs.
Jahn (Ids) Go brains Toronto,
Putter/al service Thursday at
2:00 p.nt at the Stiles Cameral
home, Goderich. Burial in Mait-
land centetery, (lode rich.
GEORGE P. BROWN
George IF': Brown died at his
home in Ethel on Friday, iti his
04th year,
He was born Mar. 80, 1903, in
Grey Township, a son of the late
Mr. and M4.8. David Edward
Brown, and had lived in Grey
Township all his life.
In 1929 he married Laura
Dowfti, and took up fanning in
reY Township. He moved to
Ethel in DM,
Surviving are his wife: seVen
datighters. Mrs. Geldwin (Mar-
..geiry) Knight, Brussels; Mrs.
Amos (Evelyn) Smith. Beiva ye;
Mrs. Howard ( And rey) Ell eat.
i3rt issels;nrs. John (Isabel)
A.rinstrou(g, Ethel: Mrs, Gerald
(Bernice) Edwards, Lanibetb :
Mrs. (1 len (Margaret) C1 .1 Se-
mer0, Wi n gh MTS. MI yin on
(Fern) Matheson, RR 4, At-
wood wo sans: Floyd and Stan-
ley, RR 9. Monkton.: 27 grand':
chllcl re»: tivo sisters: Mrs.
Catherine Osborn of Monkten,
and Mrs. Everett (Mary) Ward,
tw nod
Funeral services n'Orc held ttt
tIrrillics funeral thyme. AtWorid,
on Sun d v„Ta n. 2$, at 2
Burial was in Flarvey's eemeterY
oran Township.
IT (q., oss,
co-ni)Ora flirt ,
-Mps. c,1 norsze Pearson, Mrs. Cl.
17.1a id and Mrs.. S. Trioryts tat SO' "
1;q1
CR A NBROOK
Prima E'i'ans, SearbOrOugh,
spent the weekend with his
Mother, Mrs, Stuart EVans,
Jiin Knight was in Toronto
w'h e;re he attended the Soil, and
rop TiuprovCrirent Convention
january 24,th 25,th and 20th,
AIT. and Mrs, Wes McEachern
were in Clinton over the week-
rad and the fun orni on ,n udny,
at' the late Win .T), Williams,
;1'.4 aid friend and former neigh-
hour.
Mrs. Writ, :t'crrie hug gone to
Alberta. to he with her
son, Rev. James Perrie, who has
been confined to the hospital for
weeks,
Mr. and Mrs, Barry Taylor and
daughter, 'Varna, were Sunday
vr,'W -1rs with Mrs Stuart Evans.
Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Flys ns,
Cindy and tionnte visited in
Pinlinaten with Mr, and Mrs,
lack 'Fish, on Siinday,
Mr, aitd Mrs. Cleft) Stetter are
Spending few days in Coderieli
Willi Mr. and Mrs„Tohn Doherty'
and family.
Mric "cVn, London,
Snoni several dove last week
y't ettliltr ill !Iris diAiriet,
BRUSSELS MiNoit
HOCKEY WEEK
RESULTS ANNOUNCED
Monday, January 22
Brussels 0, Teeswater 2, Pee
"\\'ee-A, Brussels liensall
Midget,
Tuesday, January 23
Thursday, January 25
Monkton 3, Brussels. 2, Itlidget.
Friday, January 26
Brussels 7, Ripley 3, Per
Wee-A.
Brussels 4, Ripley 3 Juvenile.
SATURDAY, January 27
T YKE: Belgrave 7, Brussels 2.
Beigravo
Goals: Steven Robinson
:Donald Dun tail% Garry Hopper,
Laurie Haines, Lynn Haines,
Dena Campbell.
Brussels
13ob P,ryans 2.
Three Stars: Steven Robinson
Be, Lynn. Haines, Be, Scott Bri-
dge,
gQII LPN Brussels 3, Atwood
Goals: Brussels
Bruce Blake 2, Randy White.
Atwood, Brian Buchanan.
Brun Hymers.
Three Stars; Brian Kerr,
Bruce Kerr. Brian Buchanan. A.
PILE WEE B: Gerrie 4, BruS-•
gels 0,
Goals: Gerrie
Fairies 2, Doig, Yeoman.
Three Stars; Fairies, Massey,
Don McCall B.
PER WEE: Brussels 4, Zurich
0,
Goals: Brussels. John Elliott,
Gerald. 'Wheeler 2, AIIan Cardiff,
Till roe Stars: Gerald -CcIleeb;0*,
Hugh Nichol, Clera.id \Tiede Z,
PA NTAM : Brussels
grnve 4.
r;oali,4 : Pi'ussnls. Bruce Stint-
Icf•-n (1 w) ng 4, Philip
Pia kr,. Doug Tirigha m,
nolgrave, 11111 Sellers. Neil
Bien/an 2, D. Edgar.
Thte o• Stuns:
Neil T3iern an B., Philip Blake.
T.DCET: Brit ssels 4, Hen:salt
Goals: Illnssrl5. Ken (:,owing,
Make, Murray Workman,
rooms: Valintree,
Pcigrave, Sa iris 2. Ca inpbell 2.
Three Stars: George Vallartee,
Pri-de TT. E'-,nor Byrd.
These chorae of Minor
'Heckel, Wook 'here tire to he;
congrn ed tin the success
the 00411,
READ ME!'
On January 60th, 1968, the
Girl (1 a ides mot in the IMsement
i)I 041 Library,
The Ws sting began with a.
gaine which everyone took part
in, and enjoyed. The patrols
wore formed, „collet(Octu reeedr-
NI, att endance marked, und the
horseshoe made.
After the 'horseshoe was dis.
missed, Court of Honor was held.
[fere Was discussed the PrePar-
a tim»vhich. had to be made for
the five eager young Brownies
Wish fug to enrol.as Girl Guides.
The matter- of (he huge sum of
money obtained froth', the task
of selling flags was argiled and
d.eha led upon. The final deciSleiti
was to send some of it to Men
o' Camp to proceed in the
Ole•ii ling of all th e thorn trees,
which funny it Guide cussed,
when a ectcleti ly backing into
some bush,
The puzzling Matter of hedges
wa discussed am? aye/Tone
suggested information which
pro -ed quite valuable.
The meeting Closed with the
sindm14(i of Day Is Done.
Everyone y said good-
singing of Day Is Done.,
THANK. YOU !
aur thanks to all who have
roll 0W00 their aubscrixi tldit: We,
remind those who have not that
it is: impe rative that they do se
before postal inspection of our
mailing
meet-
gave the treasur-
Junior Farmer
is to he held
about ]larch Rth, reported.
fitir Pappoll, chairman of the
committee.