HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-07-04, Page 5A SINCERE
THANK
Y011
the Electors,of '1
Huron County
for your support.
Special Thanks
to all those
who worked so hard
on my behalf!
B b McKinley
BaWSSI4LS POST, Bit.US4ELS, ONTARIO
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THE UNITED CHURCH
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-Minister: Rev. A, M. Johnston
B.A., G.C.
GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
NEWS ITEMS
t am going to write this column
quicker than .13i11 Thamer can
knock clown 'Sirs, Marx's little red.
wagon, nut see next Sunday even-
ing at seven we are putting on a
show at Litchi Gardens near Del-
more and am going now to Lint Out
advertising. Rig show , Osborne
sisters, Bill AlcClory and others,
(Su vt ry pleased that we have
37 intelligent people in Brussels,
urea and women who can think
I know most of them and I ain't
going to associate 1.1,1 611 either
Grits or Tories. If 1 must on the
street. and shoulder you through
a Slate glass window or hip you
Oft Pie sidswalk you will know I
em taking you For not, voting
D.P, When Win n trod Edgar and
Wallis. Kerr counted 37 N.D.P.
ballots their faces were longer
titan the face an one of [van
Calanholl's spavined hronchos.
Everyone should be happy the
ri t8 have their Gaunt and
Trod eau and the Tories their
R.obarts and McKinley. Anyway
we are represented by two very
fine gentlemen. IC they can help
you they will. [Ps too bad they
couldn't trade places.
Ahout Len months ago we had a
doctor, M.D., come to us from
England.. Brussels is known for its
hospitality, in fact our Legion is
acknowledged OS one sit the most
fri.ndly in Ontario. Or, Zyluk was
acssepted as one of us. He made
his home at. 'Seri) Stratton's. his
son also, for some time, Later
he moved into the Stephen's
home, a lovely 'house, and clean
as ti now pin. `.1The medical build-
ing Was all prepared, warm, clean
and Nantotqlde. ,;odic- people had
been waiting for Months for a
Medical check. They left their
doctors bectuise, well, the Word
was, "Wo have a, &UAW' now".
Tho people of Pslisseht !paid More
for medical s 1'111 C(18 CO a II ever
before, Then canto the knock out.
Qilot.s. It is with deep regret that.
announce the discontiniiance
of My practice in Bruss. . .
etc", "S\r,s woke up one morning
the Centre deserted, Tho opinion
albst people is you Want to got,
all you can nod get hack to- Eng.-
!alit!, Df .you hove any good rea5toti
toll leaving Wu Wily riot lot US
kneWt, I know editorKeriliedy will
givs you space. if 1 am \vron,g
apologize. My opinion is you took
us for at. bIllIC1 of hicks and think
more of a wealthy, healthy, purse
than you do of a healthy pulse,
We wait your reply.
TruthatI1y. Vours
T. 'K. F,
BRUSSELS PUBLIC
SCHOOL REPORT
(Continued from page one.
Dianne Willis, Richard , Thacker,
Douglas Turnhull
Grade 6 Mrs. Weigel
Andy Adams, Cathy Barbour,
Anita Brigham, Douglas Cloakey,
George Coates, Tilda DYk, FPanc-
es Exol, Dianne Gordon, Julie
Hanna, Calvin James, David
Johnston, Kathy Johnston, Mervin
lAchty, David Logan:, Lawrence
Alaehan. Donald McCall, Elaine
NleCutcheon, Lori. Mcentcheon,
Alvin :McLellan, Brian Mitchier,
Barbara Muilwyk. Paul Mutter,'
Joyce Pearson, Keith Raymond,
Dons Smith, Kim Sullivan„ Lloyd
Valiance, Brian. White; Ricky
While, Donald Workman,
Grade 7 Mrs. Raymond
Gail Barbour, Darrell Batter,
Cathy 1lone, joint Brigham, Allan
Cardiff.. Dorene Cardiff, Alec
Cloakey, Cathy Cousins, JOhn
Elliott, Chris Exel, Peter Gibson.
Gerry ju IA, ;lames Martin,
Deborah McCall
Vicki McClory, John Mc.Kereher,
Leona Nioholson, Wendie Prior,
felen Rooney, Moira Rooney, Bill
Sellers, Joyce Smith, Robert
Stephenson, Rickey Somers, Bill
Suitt V t n, john Schwartzentruber,
Warwick, ;Joan Wesselink,
Dale Wheeler, Sharon Willis. Scott
\Nilson. Larry Thacker
Grade 8 Mr. Setitt
Graduating Class
Nano., Adains, Golsen auvdirri
Joan Elliott, Don Gibson, Murray
Gordon. Ron Hinton, Greg
Iluother, Larry ,I;shnston, Bernice
Kiinita, Pat Maclimn Clieryl
Cuts:hoots Shirley McOraciteols
Sharon McCutcheeti, &An Me,
Donald, Joan Mtitentlan,
Mr Whitler, NotsOil
Shirley Pipe, Roberta Pullman,
Patsy Rooney, John Rutledge,
Joan Simpson
;loan Stephenson, Priati Straty-
ohi,k, ,Julio Valiance, Donna Work -
:nano, Donna. Lee
Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson
A.. M. Church School
"Words Tint t Annoy SI s
It's Just. His Nerves"
MELVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Minister
REV. C. A. McCARROLL
10 A.111, Church School
1.1 \Vorship
The I .lobos Cuspel
(1) "1 Am The I.Iread co' 1.411!e"
Organist: mrs. Nora Moffat
INTERESTING ITEM
FROM OLD PAPER
In an old Toronto newspaper,
The Evening News, dated March,
,Ith, 1895, which was brought to
the Office of the Post by Mrs.
Wm. Somers, reference is made to
the Ronald. Fire Engine, once
ns sufacttired in Brussels.
in the report of a disaStrous
fire which wiped out the Simpson
blodk, it was noted that the Ronald,
Engine, built 15 years before did
splendid work but could not stay
the fierce flames.
In another item- demanding the
purchase of mote fire fighting
equipment, the immediate pun.
chase of another' Ronald ongi»e
was demanded,
WALTON
Mr, and Ml's. john ClOrdon were
visitors with Detroit relatives.
Mr. and 'Mrs. , W, Stutz, of
'Waterloo, were visitors with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Torrance
Dundas.
John Hislop has been a patient
in Seaforth Community Hospital.
Visitors at the theme Of Mr. and
Mrs. William Murray were Mr,
and Mrs. Ralph Childerhose, of
Kitchener and Kenneth Murray
of Toronto.
Misses Carol Shortreed, Mary
Bewley, Linda. Traviss and
Sherill Craig have taken Vacation
work at 'Glenroy Lodge, Hull's
Lake, in the Pfaliburton resort
area.
Mia8 Rtith Ritchie Reg, N.,
London has been a iYisitcv with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Clifford
Ritchie. Miss Veraldine T)ennis
Reg. N., Ann, Arbor, Mich visited
at the same home.
Honored! On 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs., Herbert William.
soil were honored one the Occasion
of their 25th wedding anniversary,
\viten neighbours gathered at their
home, They were presented with
a set of "tout' seasons" television
tables, Previously a gathering of
relatives had pl'o,sehted them with
a studio conch,
MAL ACHIEVES
'90,7 A.C, .AVERAGE
Alexandria PiSher. 17, daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Fischer,
RR 1, TeeSwater, stood first in
Grade 111 at Winghaat DiStrict,
High Scheel With an average of
90.1 per cent,
Alexandra will receive an
ario Scholaithip.
VANDALISM AT
BRUSSELS SCHOOL
Fortunately little serious.. data,
age was done when vandals enter—
ed the school over the weekend,
W., don't know about
prints but one of the culprits left
pleny of hare foot prints.
CRANBROOK
Miss -Beverley Evans. Kitell, nor,
and :Brian Evans, Scarborough,
spent the week-end at their home
prior to beginning a .summer.
coarse on Tuesday.
Miss Kate McNabb, •.Timiska.-
ruing, is home for the holidays,
Clem Sieffler came home from
the winghttai Hospital on FridasS
Mrs. Cliff Bray is a patient in
Wingliam Hospital.
Mr:. and Mrs. Doh Paris and
family, Midland, spent the holiday
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Ca rn eron and family. •
Mt'. and Mrs, Gordon Engel and
family spent the week-end at
Berford :Lake and Mr. and Mrs.,
Frani:Smith at their cottage, in
the Orangeville district.
Mrs. Lylle Gordon accompanied
Mr and Mrs. Stanley Speiran on
TH A NK S
To ALL HOSE
WHO SUPPOR 1ED ME
."THE POLLS
LAST WEEK
a motor trip to Orillits
Knox Ladies Aid
The Ladies' Aid 01 E:nox Pres-
byterian Charon met in the
church basement with an attend-
at l.tf
Gordon
VOu?" Mrs. Douglas Evans led
in prayer, The Scripture
Was James J.; 12 - and. miss
Stanley Fischer gave tt meditation
oa it. A reading. "When i'a tried
Mental Healing" was coutrihuked
by NYS. Stuart Stevenson. Mrs,
Wilfred Strioklar, secretary, read
the minutes and called the
it was answered with "Somothins:
Sou admire about the person on
your right", Several items of bus.
iness Were discussed and commiS
ties appointed, Included was tho
purchase of teapots, trays and a
stove for the kitchen, cleanins
equivalent, repair to vaccum
cleaner, and toilet facilities. It
was decided to send as thank-you
to the Brussels Horticultural
Society for their donation of
petunia plants for the chnissh
flower bids. These were plausd
by Mr, Alfred Knight. The annual
fall bazaar is to be shinned by tho
executive, Contests Wt re (;onduci-
ed by Mrs, Mac Engel and lunch
was served by Mrs. Wilfred
Strickler, Mrs. Clare Veitch and
filers, Douglas Evans.
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