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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-03-07, Page 1HOLD SUCCESSFUL EUCHRE PARTY The Brussels Harti,cultimal Society had a very successful Enchre Party in the public library on Monday evening, There were 14 tables in pia PriA0 winners wetle 'Lady's high, Mrs, Mitri;Lky Nuether; Lady's low, Mrs. 'L. Frain.; Gent's high, Scott, Wilson Gent'S Emerson Mitchell; Lone hands, Mrs, Shaw. The goriettc Ihrta;ks ,everyone Te. their support. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. and Mrs. Jack McCutcheon were weekend guests With their Soil David and Mrs, Mc.Cutelmon. of Peterborough, Calvin granter be S tittrchased the building formerly occupied 11V tin ether Produce where he will carry on his plitrablug business, ,1;111 Ireland and his rot 11. " ad 1{t, of Iltord ha in "reronto Saturday n1.9.,-ht to attend tile NTH., game bOwonn Torotin !tbil MOW: --- ETHEL Mr. and Mys. A. 'Bremner and Doris were weekend visitors with. Mr and Mrs, Jack Vine of London Mr. and Mrs. Sarn T3eirnes were in Preston due to he death of a' friend. Reeve 0, IL Dunbar and Ct un- (tillers were in Toronto to attend the Good -Roads cotiVen- tititi, Mr. and Mrs, Alf Sutton of Bratnpton were Sunday 'visitors With Mr. and Mrs. iiert Midden, 1\1 r. a nd :M vs. Albert Cardiff have retuned front their Florida v Lica I ion, BORN P.131 NNKI3 To Mr. and Mrs. 'William Bremner, in Lisiowel TIosnital. on slalwrilay, Feb- ruary 2,1 th, ai 5-1011. BORN WART) -•- :qr. and Mrs, Gerald Ward of 1,1thel are hanay to anitonnce the birth of their son, .Teffrey floss. on Maro.h. it t ymry,vol tTot,Ditot. $3.00 To U,S,A. THN3 13/t1.1S$ELS POST, 'I'llUUSDAY, MARCH 7th, 19lity R POST PURL 110 1 fr DOROTHY ELLIOTT timothy ghter of Mr. and Mrs, Orrie Elliott of BruSsets, and student at Wing-. littin District High SChoel, was Lo.b ni:itoi• in the LionS Region public speaking , eoinpetition ,Mt. Forest on Friday night. Dorothy will now proceed t the Region A competition in in Alliston on March 15th. POrnitei' Morrig Teacher goeciatist At terterat th'ock .Rau Uhler/ tt 'fernier teacher Morris toWnsbill, who has been fermi-1111g in Burlington for the ,least -rite Yeats, received sVord that be will be transfe11, fed fl'oin Roiling Meadows i'uhlic S'ciitioi to .Cenierai Brock High ehobi iri. iduiling-teh. Septetnber 11108 •th .6 past LW() years %on hag been teaching Special education at the eienien,tary level to at group of senior studenta with tie Will centiiiiie teaching In this special field at General` Brock, CR AN BROOK Mr, and Mrs, Suittilden vletted in this area each year, 'Brian Evans, Scarborough, ,spent the weekend at his home Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fischer and .Carman visited' recently with Mr. and Stuart McInnes and fainily, Walkerton, `Word was received by relatives 111(W of the death in Petersburg, 'Indiana on March 2. of Mirlant Wood R.N., wife or Wm. H. Snrilldon, a former C,ranbrook irty, She was the daughter late Bernard Wood of Kind cardine, and was united in Mar- riar-r io Will. eldeSt son of the hal o TTarry Sinalldon, in April 1.01'R. Ff-trl?Y. NO POST •NrIcT WEEK Dui to Plant 0 tci,ittiOti§ MRS. ROBERT GORDON Mrs. Robert Cordon. 76, of RR 2. Brussels, died Wednesday at her Inane in Grey Township. The former Sarah Frances Alcock, she was a widow. She is survived by three sons, John, Walton ; Ronald, Morris Township; Rill, Groy Township; brothers, ;John, Groy Township and CliffoN1, London; Sister, Miss Cora Alcork. 'Brussels, The funeral sca;viee vih be held front held from the ti Ran n .l'unerai Home at 2 p.m, on Friday. Burial Iri.il be truSsels Cornet cry, LEWIS APMTFIONd T»a;wis 13, strorig ,S2; of Brussels, died on. SatUrday at Wiu ;hair and District Hospital, He \vas the, son of the late Mr,. and Mrs, Rich ar a Armstrong and ilarrned all his life in 1VIOrrIS Tow twit i Suirvi ving tuAn ,his wife, the framer Laura Kilight.;„ 6, dkitght.t or, Mrs. George (Doris) Ate strum:;, Oh a'tlfam ; four gratid7, children two great - grandchild- ren, The funeral was held Monday from the D.. Rant. Funeral HOW at. 2 p.m, Rev, Alan John- ston of Brussels 'United Church officiated,' Pririal Was in PrasSeLS tery, Pallbearers were James pow- man, Ja mos' ,Twines Ireland, Ted Cowan,. 00Wati and Nen COW ail, CHARLES DRAPER _l life-long resident of this community, Charles Draper. paS, sed away in 'Winghani and Dist- rict Hospital an Thursday, Feb- ruary 20th. 11168 in his 85th year, T3oriti tti. London., Eingland in 1483', lie Was the son Of the late Kathleen Mason, and Harry I nor. TTo• came to Can da in I t ()7, TT° Va. Tan oil in Morris Town- shin.II Ids life. until retiring in Prusseis three years ago, Tie is survived by his Wife, o former Antiphon Ellis, one t.ttr. loi len Brussels: Son Lere at' -Norris Township. Also ,tsier. Mrs, Walter (Jessie) runliv, 1;1112:Inn d. Th (‘ funeral was held. Sattif- 7).t rob 2nd, from the D. A. .-31 run orilITom o with, temper- :Iry Pnitiiiilllttellt iii Prussela C,-in t ery Chapel, Rev. F. O. w eria Alfred Vallbeaters [IMP N'nhle Tom Rer- Glen spitl Took Thymic. 111,ry .1) earers were rcild Tivet!v 1thd 14'ictio.kit11 13;p11.8, WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE A oiat service, observing the Won,,eit's World. Day or prayer was held in the Anglican Church on Friday afternoon with approX- imately Seventy ladies in attend- t azre e. The theme Bearing one am- other's burdens was prepared b' I Rev, F. CT, Hraby and read by' M vs George Davis. The leadership of tee meeting was shared by Mrs. It'. Ilraby, Mrs. Y. :Connelly, Mrs, SteffIcr, Mrs. G. Gibson, tiles, c. Math,-- son, Mrs. George Ell o tt;loch Mrs, ,Lorne A jobit choir led the singing and a duet was contributed by Connie .,31CW-hirter and Lori McCutcheon, aceempanied at the organ by Mrs, "R, Elliott, , The ushers were Mrs. Clarence McOutcheon and Mrs, Dan Snyder. ATTEND CONVENTION 0, L. 'Work ma.n and Win, IL King attended the OMEA and AME1.1 Convention at the Royal, York “otel. Toronto, Wednesday. WALTON World Day of Prayer Serivce to Duff's Church The Wonien''s World Day Off, Prayer Service was held in Duff's Halted Oh.uren an. Friday ate i noott, Mrs, Alvin; 1)/c4 Donald, president of the HOW, was 616 first leader. 'Mrs. W. C. Hackwell read the scripture lesson. Mrs. Torrance Dirridns and Mrs. Jain es Nolan Were the second and third leaders. Mrs, Thomas Shortrleed and N l's. JilmOS Williamson were first and second Rev. rye Stew0t of Seafortb. retired minister, who was palest speaker Was int:Minced by Mrs. Roe. He smite on the world Ibeine, Pear one another'q Burdens. A violin and, piano selection followed by a Vocal duet were contribilted by Mrs. Emerson \fitrh.eil and Mrs. T-Terbert, Traviss, Mrs. Ulan McCall and Mrs. Walter iiewlcy received tho Woring. The in terscssion was in charge or "NTri,,, Larry Johnston, it(7. T1, E. floolon pronounced, the boned I el ion, 01'180 ial§ Miss Roth Ritchie, of thr St. Joseph's Ifospital. London, staff, NV OS 110111 with her patents. Mr. and MI•8. Clifford Ritchie. Mr, and Mrs. Wolfgang Sttilx of 'Waterloo, were visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mr's, TorrpmPO Two Briiti'SO14 0196, Linda Wilson and' Joan bitkite, were. winners of Lop honors hi tilde I section: of the Legion public; speaking coillpetition held here op Saturday. They !IVO now eli- gible to enter the' diStric6 uoutests in Walkerton On March. 16th, Joan wno- iii s. grade S student at . Brussels (lent ra School, and the daughter oh' Mr. and Mrs. George Elliott, was the whiner in grades 7 and S, Linda. Wi I sell, who attends Wiugham District, Eligli School, daughter of Mrs. ;delta. Wilson, won the junior High School eet10113., Winters said runner-ups were: Selniorr seem:041,y school: Ar.! Pollock, grade 12, Golfer ich District. Collegiate Institute; Mary Sills, grade 15, Seaforth District High School, second, ...fitnior high school: Linda Wiliseirt; 'Watyno Cornell, Gr ade 11,0, Central 110011 secondary School,. OlVnton, seCiOnd.. Grades 7 and S: Joan Lffliottc Marilyn Irwin, grade '7, Wing- 11 am liuTylic School, second. Grades 1 to 6: Nary Rackley, grade 6, W, P. thomnson, School, Kincardine; tindat-Sang0 gendesou, grade 6, fllowfak Oen. tral School, second.