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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-07-18, Page 112.00 A Year In Advance Ii USSW4LS POST, l *1(8P AY, JULY 180, 19118 POST PUBLISHING HOUSI CRANBROOK Mr. and Mrs. Frank Workman have gone on a trip to the 'West- ern Provinces. itir. and Mrs. rd Mitchell their daughter and grandchildren, Thorold, have been holidaying in the village. for two weeks. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Knight, and children attended the Taggart re-union in Sea forth Community Bark on Sunday. Approxiniately, forty-five attended, Mrs. Stuart Evans and Garry visited with Miss Beverley Evans in 1(4(111011er on Sunday. Mr. and 11Irs Jim .Knight and children, and Mr. and Mrs. Gordoc. Engel and family spent the week- end at 'Roth Park, Buford Lake, Mrs, Bruce Cummins, Toronto, is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. Stuart. Stevenson. • Mr. and Mrs. Feu.] Dunn, Mrs. jacklin and (lien, Bluevale, at- . tended a family picnic at Elora in honor of the birthday, ,of their • granddaughter, • Tracy Lynn •• :Tacklin, Kitchener.' :• • • A number of children. in this area are attending 'Bible School. at the foriner Thiion Ohureh r • • . Mr. and. Mrs John Engel and children., and Barry, Dublin 'visit-' ed with Mr and Mrs Ross Engel. ATTENDED. 1968 , REGIONAL INSTITUTE, Mrs. Stuart Stevenson of RR' 2, Brussels, Oat., attended the 1.968 Regional Instittite of the Youth and Recreation Branch, Ontario Deprtinent of Education, held at York University, Toronto, from July 7th to ;July 12th, 1068. The students attending tne Institute have completed leaf, and 11.1'02 courses in a Wide variety of leisure activities and adult education programs. They are people who have made a good beginning in their chosen activity and have decided to 'prepare them- selves for a teaching career m their field. Over two hundred and fifty stu- dents from across bee province registered for the Regional In- stitutes. Students have a choice of three locations: McMaster, York and Carleton 1Thiversities. eehey select, instruction in leisure skills ranging from oil painting to Mil-, ]inert'. They also receive training in teaching adults, program Plan- ning, community organization and philosophy of leisure. Last Month the new YOtitib and Recreation Braneh, was forth- ed lit' the amalgamation of the ter - Met Community PrograttS Section and the Youth RranCit Of the Dope 'tiiient. 'Ph 0 COninittnitY P11)001.08 Drench Was established in 1945 and since then it has guid- ed and Atiniultited the groWili of community recreation and in- formal adult education in the province. In its new form, the Branch Will be called upon to play a larger roll in the fliture. It will eRpand its services to prOvide More a.ssiatatice to more corn- rahnitios and Will 0001 how Sat,. tWtotelilOgv *let '00'000 01y fltIgiqi0 SHOWER HONORS BRIDE-ELECT A. well al tended shower was held for Barbara Stiles on July It 11, prior to her marriage to Willis Knight On July 26th. The bride-elect's chair was tastefully decorated with bells, white and pink streamers, ballo• ails and confetti. Following a number of contests, a fitting address was read by Mrs. ,1<en Sboldice, at which time Barbara was presented with a coffee table, a pair of end tables, ail sticker, carpet sweeper, and many other lovely gifts. Barbara made n fitting reply inviting everyone to her new home and thanking tiler= for the lovely gifts. A delicious lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Leonard thanking them for the lovely WE APOLOGIZE An apology is given our readers for the, more than usual, typo- graphical errors in last week's issue of the Post, and also for the interesting' items that had to be Jen; until this week. A couple of hours before press time a fibre gear on the Lino- type chose that. crucial period to disintegrate. This meant that not a single additional line coult1 he set. It was a ease of let things go as they were or no paper. 'We thought our subscribers would prefer a paper. The necessary part arrived from Toronto and this office i back to normal except that we .are now facing a postal st.rile. PEOPLE WE KNOW' Bob Nichol. is seriously ill in Wingliam and District. Hospital.: Norman Pegelow of Dueville has been visiting; wi,tth his brother .1. C. and Mrs, Pegelew, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Braddick have returned to their home in i Vancouver after visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pollard, Jack Thynne suffered multiple bruises in a fail down stairs. Fortunately he escaped more sorioue. injury. Mills Luella Mitchell and James Prior of the Brussels teach- ing staff are attending Summer School in Straford, They are tak- ing a course in thathornatice. Misses Joan Elliott and. Julie Valiance Won top spot and the $10 first prize at the 23rd annual Kirktoti Coinentriity Aelsociation : garden party, They sang and played, banjo Mal glitter. TRI-COUNTY IN'TERMEDIATE SOFTBALL STANDINGS W L T PTt. Mon erica 12 2 0 24 Walton 11 3 (1 22 Brussels S G 0 :16 'Delmore 7 7 0 14 Kurt nrille (1 0 1') .tatliestoten. 1 6 'I th .1 r, flevffle 0 a:illy l+l 10 0 Of Hollicultural Society Enjoyed Film And: '• • • Demonstration The July meeting of the Brass sols 'Horticultural Society was held in the lintssels Library on Monday, July I5i1,..at eight o'clock. There wore 31 members and night guests were in' Sent. Mrs. George Wheeler !presided.• After her welcoming remarks' she opened the meeting with. 0 Canada. The minutes and treke. report followed. Mr. A. Knight gave the News Letter, correspondence included a letter from the Legion Women's Auxil ,• ry with five dollars in ap- preciation of flowers put et the Legion Hall e A thank you from Oranbroole Church for flowers planted there. Both thankod Mr. Knight. letter re calenders was 'read. The Bietlidey and advertised ones were too ex:pensive, so motion by Mrs. •George Davis, Sec- onded by Mrs. J,' Speir that we do not get them. The flower show -and upper to he held in. the, Anglican .'Church was discussed and Mrs, N. ,1\lerearty moved that Mrs. El. Cudatore be convertor, seeon d ad by • Mrs. Jetties Ann, strong'. .• Mr, \V E. Fielding of. Wing, ha 01 was with us and shoWed slides which were very 'much 'en,' joyed. Mrs TO, Cud.m.ore. thanked Mr Fielding and, presented him with a gift. •• • • • Mrs. Leo Denney was then in- troduced and showed her 'drift- wood arrangements, The-re are seven sieges 'from raw to finished. piece. Mrs Deitner then made a, floral arrangement how when finished, the product was weshable. Mrs. Deitner answered numerous questions and everyone enjoyed her domostration, Mrs, a. Wheeler thanked her and, pre• smiled n gilt. Mrs. Donner denote cad a piece which was won by MI.'S. Beeming. The door prize was won by Mrs. 'D. A. Rana. The draw for the sprend donated by Sithp- son-Sears was won by Mrs.. Jack 1' nin g,tort. • • • . . Mrs. N. McLarty conducted . musical mutest, assisted by Mrs. W Kerr. Mrs E. Cunningham won the prize. Mrs,. '1Nr:« .Kern • 'Was presented With a cup and saucer ill nP. help nt the previa don— for her The Queen closed the Meeting. A. delicious lunch was serVed. by Mrs, fe ITerningwaY, MrS. S. Baker Mrs. Wilbur- Ternimil and Mrs, "George Davis. • •' BORN Tenspital oil .itly 10th. 1968, to Ruth and Chester Earl, fi er (Judy) M RS. RUSSELL DILWORTH :11 rs. Silas Johnston S7, a former Brussels, died Monday in Wing- ham and District. Hospital, A widow, she wits the former Pearl liven-own She is survived by two sons, Glen of Kitchener and Delmar of Cmv Township; two daughters, Mrs. Harold (Dorothy) ifynman, (Penedo: Mrs. Eldon (.elleoni •Alann„ Lac:know; em' brother, ,Mules. Bremner of Grey Town, eh p ; 11 grandchildren and one great-grandchild. The funeral service 'was held from the U, A. Rann funeral home, tBrusSels, on Nli'edneeday at 3:35 p.m. Pallbearers were WM . Brem- ner, Percy Ward, Gorden Speiran, Melvin Carnochan, :Tack Cox, and Andrew Bremner. I3urial was in Brussels Ceme- tery. OLIVER A. CAMPBELL Oliver Alexander Campbell, of Morris Townshie, .died Monday at home. He is survived by his wile, the former Annie Lillian Mac:Naugh- ton four t ors. Mrs- jerri" (Jean) Barrett, Amherstburg; Mrs. Murray (Mary) Sheen, Strat- ford; Mrs. Kenneth (Bessie) :John, sten, Innevale; Mrs, Ronald (Lil- lian Smith, Harrieton; three sons, Colin, Hamilton; Peter and Hugh. both of :Bluevale; sisters, Mrs. William (Bessie) MeCuteiheon, • Brussels; Mrs. -Morgan elessiel •• Jones, Londesboro; -Mrs. Harry (Ballet .\\-orkinno. Brnssels. The funeral was held from the F. J. \Valker Funeral Home , Wingiume on Thursday at 2 p.m. Intentien was in 'W-Inghie. Cemetery. 4-H' GUESTS FROM U.S. TO VISIT IN THIS AREA Three of the young ladies to visit Ontario With the V.'S. 4-H Caravan to Canada wl I be guest in this courmutity with .1-TI me/Tib- et's, Miss Beeman Flowery, Vir- gieia, With Miss Marie Veitehe RR 2 Brussels; Miss CarotNn Crawford of Texas with Miss Rose- Mary Blake, RR 2, Brussels; Miss Donna. McCoy, of Maryland with Miss Tenn Adams, RR 2. Wroxeicte BORN R.,TI)(11Ti TO 1-.9.rold and Kateh Bridge, on July 2ter Inns, d e r tm , Ai I Om otid WELL KNOWN MORRIS FARMER KILLED IN CRASH. Runes Miehie, 711, of Belgr axe, • niod of c\tensivc head and chest injuries two bison; after being thrown from his light. truck. He. never regtiined consciousness. The former mortis Township, fernier died Monday night in. Wingham ited District ReASpital• after ..i ilt.lejn, r being involved in a two-truck crash near the home of Me son George, The acement occurred about Provincial ponce said Mr. Micirie had jest left the boine of his son. ahem four miles West of Brussels. and turned on 'to the 5111 Concession when leis truck. was struck in the pew .by another truck driven by Christopher Catcher, 21, of RN 3, Prieceille. r. Ca teller. and tu.s• two young sons who \\,,,re with him were. treated for minor . injuries and nsleased: 'lr„ survived. by 'his son George...RR 4, BruSsels, 'hi ,one daughter, Mrs Boss. (Bar- beret Anderson. of Belgrave: a .sister, MrS. Lorne.• (Margaret) Nichol,. • 'Morris Township: and, two brothers, Robert and :Priest both of Belgravo. • •• The body rested at the funeral hmne until 10 a.m.,. Wed- nesday. The funeral service Was held at. ifenox United Church, Belgrave at 1:30 p.m. Pailbeare were' Glen VanC'tnip, S. Cloakey, W. Armstrong, Jack \;toonne Chcoiilispe, Ron Wheeler and These who earned flowers were Joe, Holmes, L. Rooney, Harold 'Keeling and Horcld Procter. Burial WZIS in. Brussels Cenie- ry. M RS: ANDREW LANE Mrs. Andrew Lane, 68' of Thamesford, died Friday in the Kincardine and District Hospital. Mrs. Lane, the former Jessie Anderson of i tcih 011. is survived by her II -Lisbon'. the Rev. Andrew Lane; two dmighters, Mimi atm'y and Miss Agnes, both of Toronto. and two suns, Gordon of Toronto, and Ronald. Thamesford; sisters. Mrs. -.teazel Wedge, Ottawa; Mrs. Froth ('f-telee) Gibson, Paris. A 1)1i.viato funeral -service was hold at 2' p.m. Monday. in Mac, .Kenzie Memorial Chanel. Luck.. rl OW. Burial took place in, South. Tinhorns. Mrs, Lane will hit rein-- ember here where the family lived for several years while Rev. A Lane was minister of Pelisse's Vnited Church. UNDECIDED The Brussels Pent is. at the monient„ undecidod ee to 'publish, er not. ilex( wopk. It will depend. on the postal strike. We may start. our belidoyo next wee'k There -AM Lk.tl f ail hut, IvithiOrti lit u1.1 h'(71 PVCIrrn110 MRS. SILAS. JOHNSTON :Mrs. Silas :Johnston, a former resident of this community, died at I Innen V.i PA.)" 1.1 She was the former Rebecca Forrest. She is survived by three sons, Harvey, Clinton: Bert of •Goder- loll and James of Essex; a sister, 111 rs Martin 1. Mari) Kerr, Grand Rapids, The funeral service wilt be ,held from the D. A. Rana Funeral !tome, Brussels, at 3 p.m. on Friday. \vill be in Brussels Genie. tery.