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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-04-18, Page 1eeesseese $2.00 A Year In Advance THE BRUSSELS `POST, Till LIRSDA Y, A.BRIL teth, 1968 POST PUBLISHING HOUlitI us eta - MAJESTIC W. I. INSTALLS NEW SLATE 'OF OFFICERS zum.ual. nweting in: the eiaj- estie Womea's inetitute was held in the library on April 11th wit ab6ut 25 ladies present. Minufee of the last annual meeting were reed re v veil lie el e4 M.Pc Wigs • Were hold, with a menthership of 30. it was decided to join the TIuroaview Auxiliary and send a delegate every third Monday afternoon in the month to attend the meetine,s. It was announced that. Mr. Shears, Kitchener, would be pre- eent on May 9th, at 8 o'clock in the library to speak on Ceeada Pension Plan and anyone -Melling to hear him would he welcome. Freezer Forums In Clinton on April 17th and Wingham on April 18th were announced. Mrs. George Davis offer to cor- respond with our adopted child was appreciated. Reports for Standing Com- mittees were given as follows; Miss Ella Pearson for Agri- Maitre. and Canadian Industriee Mrs, Jack Lowe for Citizenship and Tedtication Mrs. George Davis for Hist- 01'1(101 Reedarch and Current Events, Mrs. Earl Cudmore for Horde root-tondos and Health. Mrs. Carl HemingWay for Pub- 110 Relations. Mrs. John Speir for Resolutions. Miss Betb Hoover for. Sunshine. Reports revealed we were elestessee to District Annual and Exeeutive meetings, first. prize in Centennial parade iii old-time class, monument to Wm, Ainley erected, Hutonview visit, don- ations to Children'a Aid Dttesary, Speaking and INIesie Interestings Meetings were held with Mrs, Stiehl, Blyth. speaking (.)11 " WO01", Mrs. \\run Nay on "'expo", Rev. Braley On Educatiolti, Mrs. McCarron on "Citizenship" and Mr. Peter Hemingway D.C.. On Health, Mrs. 'Ross Knight.. Dist- rict. President, Penel on salt inn} discussion on Status of -Women. The motto "Forget the mietakee of the Past and press on to the Mater Achievetnents to-morrow" was given by Mss. Lorne Nichol, The tellowing officers were in- stalled by MeS. Jelin Rowland: Poet President; .,,. Mrs, look Lowe President. M. Jas, SMith 1st Vice . ,,,,, Mrs. Jae, Armstrong 2nd Vice ..... Earl Cudinere See. Tree.s. 'Mrs. ,Tulin Speie Dist, Director Mrs, .The. Sreith Alternate. Mrs. I), Hemingway AtiaitOrs WA. Frank SliaW Mrs. 'Cleo. Davis Convenors of Stantlitig• rem- Mitteee: Agri. and Can. THust- rieS Mrs. Cl. Herningway, Miss Tertraeri, OA MO, 'VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS COVNCIL MEETING The :neuter meeting' of tile Council was held on spiel '1), 11tt iS, all ni,..unbers being 1. The following motions 'were t : Moved by E. J. TertPee, second- ed by J. L. IVICCutcheon that the minutes of the mooting of March 1M1S. be adopted as read, Moved by T. G. Campbell, sec. untied by C. L. Cousins that Henry Neel and i'u'nnk Thompson he greeted building .permits as per applications. Moved by j. L. McC'utehoon sec- onded by H. 1. TenPas that the Reeve proclaim April 21. to April 27th Children's Aid Wre cat in the Village. of Brussels, . Moved by 0. L. Cousins, second- ed by I. c. Campbell that the ac.connts as: approved he paid. P. IT, C'., streetlighte, Office. and. Hall 311.03 Frank. Cowan. Co. Ltd. insurance . „e. 938.44 Douglas J. Callender, March • 1394.60 15.00 411.66 t 8.4;5 -10.00 Service, 10.92 Film Service, 11.68 5,30 11,80 218,00 2,82 10.110 87.9 5 220.21 33.00 (continued on inside page) De Vries, Mrs. Tom Steacinin. Hist. ResQarch, Mrs. Glenna Steele ens. Home Tie, and Heath:, Mrs. Cuo.nru'e. Meg. 1Nr, 111cLarlY, Pub- lic Relations, Mrs, C., AleCtitcheon. Mrs, Doug Hem ingway, Rosa- ititioes. Mts. Adrian McTagetart. Sunshine, Mthe Tleth Hoover, Mrs. •Wm, •Perrie. Ladies of tile. W. T. Were invited to attend the .1-Tt AchievehieW Pay on Club Clirl Entertains on May 1 Sth in. TVinghativ. • The roll call v-no answerer' with bnyteeet of fees cued drawitis Mimes for Sunshine eisteits. A tasty befell wee served by the" hoStestiefl, Grass Fire Threatens H oirne Si' ft s summoned, Saturday alter- Broiviels d pa violent • to the home of Cliff Kern- noon aghan where a grass fire had lguited•.the shingled reef at the back Of the house, Prompt action of the firemen quickly extinguished the blaze winch threatened, with the high wind, to destroy the house. ETHEL Ethel W. I. Elects New Slate of Officers Mss. Ralph Keller was hostess for the Ethel Women's Institute at which the year's new slate of officers was elected and installed, Payment of fees was made in response to roll call, A safety contest was conducted, and safety tips given by the safety convener, Mrs. Pearson. An announcement, was made concerning 4-FT Achieve- ment Tiny, for the club girl enter- tains, to be held in May in How- iek school. 'Reports ware received from standing committees. It Was announced that the District An- imal is to be held in. Fordwich in May.. ;The installation of the follow- officers was conducted by Mrs. Edward. Gill: Past preeident, Mrs, Cecil Ray lard; president, Mrs:CoOrge Pearscia; first vicoAtressid ent, MIta, • Chester Elate; epeoed vice-presi- dent, Mrs Sohn Brink; secretary, Mrs, Archie Jaekliti; assistant, seeretary, Mrs. HeWitt; deselect director. hI rs. Thomas Mc- Farlane; alternate, Mrs. Archie jacklin: public relations, Mrs. Wm. Dobson: alternate, 'Mrs. Carl McDonald; branch directors, Mrs. Sam Belittles, Mrs. Ralph Keller, Mreeesee Hiemstrue pianists Mrs. Stun Speiran, and Mrs. Roy Hall: flower conveners, Mrs. Dobson, and Mrs. John Conley u ors, Mrs. Speiran and Mrs. Welland Knitter. Standing comniittees are: citizenship and education, Mrs. Brink and Mrs Conley; historical research and current events, eTes Earl and Mrs. George. Filemstra: agriculture and Canadian in- dustry: Mrs. Jas. Pestel end Mrs. Beirnes; 'hope ecortomics. health and safety. Mrs, Sueiren and Mrs. Hewitt ; resolutions, airs. Roy Frail and Mrs. Douglas Wanilaw; hall board :Mrs. Thorns 'MacFar- lane and Mrs. Get)ege TY011.1.8011. DORM' SHOLDTOt -- In Clinton. Public Hospital, on SundaY. April 14th, 1068, to. Mr. and Mi's. Mac Slioltliee, of Welten, a daughter Sandra. Jean, a wee mist/v .1'ot' n'rnrray. CARD OF THANKS 1-Ve -would like to thank (1111' neighbours gild friends for the surprise party, and lovely gift they gave its, sine.e leaving the farm: also the ones wile helped tit the thee of our sale. Stella rind :Tack Clark EASTER HOLIDAY VISITORS Mrs, altotgaeet ,ThompSou,. 'Tor-, onto, with tier earente Mr. ,suet 4Mrs. Perrie, Miss Sylvia Hoover with her Parents -Mn and Mrs. Nerinan Hoover. Dave Hemiegwey, who is at- tending Centennial College, Ter- onto, 'with, his parents Mr. and Carl Hemingway, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bryans, of Orillia, with their mother, Mrs. 1 am es Bryarts, Mr. and Mrs. U. A, Rann have returned from a trip to :Hawaii and report an enjoyable holiday, Raymond Bronson, ;Toronto. at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.. Bronson. Dale alcTaggare Leanne with his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. McTag- gart. Mrs. C. Maynard of Scritom- bevy, with Mrs. Ida Davis. Mrs. Davis returned wi.th her to Sehom- berg. Mrs. A. 11 Lockie of Newmarket and Mr. Peter MOrri,S011 of St. Mary's spent Easter Sunday with Miss llessie Moses. Mr. and Mrs., Kenneth Fife of Burlington, called on Miss Ella ,Pearson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. jack McCutcheou with mr. and Mrs. David Mc- Cuteheon, Peterborough and also attended the wedding of a twice in Gantinoque. el is a 1.iet Mrs. Frank' Rits ell and Mrs, Adam Steiss of Manitoba, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray, Tor- onto, at the home of Geoorge and, Mrs. Evans and Alex and Mrs., Ste iisrs. , i‘ and Mrs. Roe White and family, Ceorgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Rae Miller and faintly and. Murray Schluet al', of Galt, and Mts. Joyce Cooper and family Kipper, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller and Joanne. Grey Two. with Mr. and :Mrs. Wm. Miller, Mr mud Mrs. Donald Chestier and Darren, Victor Cardiff, Miss Shirley Lttckhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cheshett, Mr. anti Mrs. Roy 1-tare, Mr. and Mrs, Bill Beatty, George MuseY, Mit, Ethel Watt and Tom, all of Sarnia, also Mrs. Eva Chestier, Peet Huron, Mi's. Anne Flood and Miss Irene Lit- owski, ,TorOnto. Airs, Bill Litow- ski, of. Barrio and Mr. and Mrs, Cliff Lainb and: Juanita of Tor- onto with Mie and Mrs. Ross Cardiff. Walter Melee cane here from Sudbury to ',Alcorn a aecoa Omit On the, staff Of the Ceendion. eeitIl Think of Comirierce. FAWFINI Pollard had the. fertility to break his collarbone in a fall oe the Mein greet, Mt's. 11. Brighein suffered a pain- ful injury last 'Week when lief right teen get -. caught the wringer of the tv2lsiliity machine. Fortiimitely tm lionise Were "wok- 011 ,Stfeeess comee to him 'who rititStlea While he WattS, CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE CONCERT ENJOYED I h.tipil k! good svoding weather end \ I il, hockey sotto." on '1"v , the Kansas Far.on ,r broug:ut out :thmll convert he pre, eee e e e ee i„.11,1ir of the rentonni Committee last Thursday night. ,r,nn ,,nles was ti.•• Mayer or Walker.!.on, Mr- Irwin E.,obsinger. Pre kept the audience. alive all night with his well told jokes. Also parteepating in the pro. gram were 8cott Pawson, Gordon and Mrs. Ross, the Osborne slat , ers, Jane, Tanet and loan with their mother ip;companyipg tbeup on the piano, Rev. Allan Johnston and Jack Thynne SPvii readings from The Advance Times and The Brussels Post. The Brussels Post was proven the best weekly paper in Ontario. (Phe ladies' sextette from the Pnited Church drew good applause from. the audience. Members of the sextette are Betty Campbell, Betty McCuteheon, joyce Johnston, Pieta. Cousins. and Parb MoCutehoon. Other local talent included Julie .Campbell, Janice Somers, and the Ducharme sisters. Clark Johnston kept the kids laughing with an old favourite of his "Something's all sure to- tickle me"„ It was a pleasure to see both Murray Gaunt ivrpi. and R. A. Mo.Kin:Ley MP, preeent for the oceasion, , Tire elroeteele of this cone are for the rest main facilities at the park. The Centennial Coni- mi.ttee are still at work. Keep. watch for the. Big Dance. Date: before the hall stetson starts. The Centennial committee thanks everyone who licAlteel in • a rty wny- FIGURE SKATERS PASS DANCE TESTS The following girls took part in danee tests held in Listowel, and puSsed the first dance, The Dulth Waltz: Wendy Prior, A 1.111 Stratychuk. .Anita Brigham, 11inureeu Dubbin McCall and Donna 'Workman passed the Swing 'Dint'' and have now completed the three preliminary dence slept and are eligible to receive their Senior tests were held in Ex- eter with girls from Exeter, List- OWel and Brussels tithing part. Polley and Linda Lew(' 'pa:, lt: the Senior 14 Step. ThiS winds lip the figure, and tests for the season. WE, hop that there will be a keen intereFt for another Year. Executive Elected A Mooing of tiro slotting ch ili was held on April end, rind tier follerwing executive wns pleeteti -president Mrs.Tani: 'l e Menitcheep Secretary Mrs Belt Richm el. 1 Treasurer • Mrs. TAtyyri Oha lt nursing care Mrs. „loan Exel, clean- ing Geo. Mutter, fuel McCutcheOn Motor$, repairs ..,„ .. .. 'rim ;Municipal World subscriptions Ma (tLit'a S Huai gas lef CLean gas ['whim-, Motors, gee eicOulebecm Grocery cleaners .. ... P..russols Coal Yard, plow- ing and coal Oldfield supplies 11. King, attending i11 Pet ...... Rimer. plowing streetlights ,„.„.. OSII.S.C.. hospital- ization 'Maitland Tele services. rates and