HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-05-15, Page 1mrs. daughter, Joyce Gertrude, to
'rho Donald Aadrew Jacklin, son of
St. 31r, •and Mrs. Lawrence
Bay- BrusSels, The weddine
1969' place ,Time 25th. 1960, tit
Brussels United Church.
.'HANK YOU
Thanks to tne many eeople who
look nclva ntage of the opp.lannity
fo renew, or subserilw fo The
'• st tat the former $2.00 rate.
Postal 'Department ritgt.tit
HOW reirnire extra postage
on any pallor t11a.t FIRT+:1:
1110111.1is OVerfIll0 et it has to be
removed from the 'mailing list.
Why it is their concern we do not
understand, but we have to emu-
ply with lbce regulation, • We ask
ill i9,11);:iertbora 0
60q) ate,
DON'T MISS FIREWORKS!
1.3e in Brussels to cedey the
toria Day Celebration. Monday.
May 19th,
Sports start tit S p.m. with water
fight anti ball games. A gigantic
fireworks display will bring ..the
activities to a Hese. Don't miss it
Brussels has been criticized for
not having holiday celebrations
tic; • come nut and support the ef-
forts of the organizations respom
on thitl fieegOtelL
$2.00 A Year In Advance -- $3.00 To U,LA.
Till'; 13:11,USSEUS POST, THCRSDAY, MAY •15th, 1969 POST P•15BLISITINifl• HOUSI';
,SM•g%!, GREY TOWNSHIP
illes for kindness shown them (101-
Hie illness and st-thSequent. death
of their mothers was read,
The president announced that
the East Huron District annual
meeting is to he held :in Wroxeter
on Tuesday, May 13th at 9 a.m.
Delegates were named to go but
anyone Is welcome to attend, The
regular meeting of the. Hurom
view auxiliary is to be held May
19th and the Spring Tea on May
28th, Mrs. Smith offered to take
sandwiches and WS. CutImore
squares to this, Anyone wishing to
go please call Mrs. Alberta Smith.
Majestic 'W. T„ along with, (Than-
brook W. I. are to be in dharge of
the August birthday party at
Huronview. It was decided to
donate $1.0 to the ladies division
of the Fair Board. Conveners of
standing committees are asked to
have their programmes ready for
a meeting in the library at 1.30
p,m, MAY 15th, to prepare the
program for 1969-70, There was a
,successful short course on Fash-
ion Cues for You on May 2nd, 18
ladies attended. At a recently held
Achievement Day for Meat in the
Menu at Seaforth, Miss Laurel
Hemingway of ;an 3, Brussels ra-
Ceived her Provinvial Honours
for having comOleted 12 projects,
COngratulatiOnS.
The meeting was turned over
to Mrs. Carl Hemingway, conven-
er of Agriculture and Canadian
industries, The roll call was "DO
you Know?" There were 24 Menth,
ers and three visitors present. An
interesting film ort Forests: was
was shown. It dealt with the cut-
ting of the dense forests by our
forefathers and its inannfaettre
into beam s.
pulpWood and paper. Mrs. Hem-
ingway read a story or the Pulp
and Paper nulls at Dryden, dif-
ferent kinds of paper and earn
board were shown. This- company
Plants •trees to. replace those emit
down.
in • rethernbrance of Mothers,
Mrs. Leona Conelley read a
pontiff •of Mother and Mrs. Doug
HeinirigWay conducted •:a sing .song
With • Mrs. •Waiter Kerr at the
piano:1:40i eiiitaros.thrig 00•600 an
"The 'SAtelAtist'Wt.t*16 rKlidtit" :a c•Cliip
Off a lititifitSiShouldtits toXatifilin
on. the, Back"aiWaS givtn. b))06Mt-s..
Earl •C fitlitOrke:rt e; • , „ •
A, .0t4.014 for the op.( With the.
MOW • iirlitici§ tiLl„ TWO wft-tl
datigittrtr of -Edgar Wightfit an and
'the late Mrs. Wi gh tm n, She
graduated from Wingham and thulgtas Smith spent a few days
District High School in 7,963 and in London,
graduate of Waterloo ITniver- Congratulations to Mr, and Mrs.
sity and "Knox College, Toronto., Dick 'Bradshaw on the arrival of
ITer assignment, effective Sept. their son in. Listowel Hospital on
1, is the community of Sooke„ on Saturday, May 10th.
Vancouver Island, which is under Misses Joanne Duna and Shirley
the mission board of the church. Smith. London, spent the week.
Participating in the ordin, end with their parents.
talon service were Rev, Robert 'Mr. and MI'S, George Post and Bisset, von ton, moderator of the family, ''Poronto, were weekend Huron-Perth PreSbyterY; Rev. visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Frank Harry Waite, Atwood, clerk of the Smith and family, Traron - Perth Presbytery; Rev,
Bradley KnigItt, son of Mr. a ndham; and Rev, Findlay Stewart
Mrs, Jack Knight suffered a of St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church Kitchener fracturedn h bone iis root on Stil- , , nrday, necessitating a cast.
Meeting of W.M.S.
Afternoon Group
Mrs. Clare Veitch presided for
the May Meeting of the Afternoon
Croup of the W,M,S. of Knox
Presbyterian Church. Mrs, Wes
-.1reEri idiom! tiva s hostess and nine
mem hers and two visitors attend-
ed. The meeting opened with a
poem and a hymn. The Scripture
was read in unison and the medi-
tation given by Mrs, Veitch, Each
member read a verse and Mrs.
Veitch led in -prayer. Roll call was
a verse containing "'work". Mrs.
Stanley Fischer read the minutes
and treasurer, Mrs. John Pollee
gave her report. Miss A. Forest
recorded cards and visits made by
members during past month, it
was 0111100 need. that the Junior
Conference -would he hold in Har.
ngt on P resby torte n Mewl) On
-Tune .and S p.m.
"Highlights of Synodical held in
Goderich" were given by Mrs,
Stanley 'Fischer. Mrs. Earl Dunn
gave the topic "flow the Church
May :Rena Out to People in the
'Working World". Mrs. Wilfred
Strickler read a poem "Work"
Mt's. :Harold Smalldon, 'Walton.
sang a solo. "I will Pilot Thee".
accompanied on the piano by
Miss Alice J. Forrest. Mrs. Mac
Engel gave a reading "Take the
Flowers Now". The meeting was
closed with a hymn anti the Bene-
diction by the leader. Mrs. Veitch
conducted a contest on vegetables
and flowers, IA nob was served by
Mrs. John Perrie and Mrs -Wes
Afeflarlierp,
• MISS'LlINIDA I3RYANS
daughter of 31t', and. Mrs, Jack
Bryans,• Brussels.. graduate's from
the St. Mary's Hospital School of
Nursing in Kitchener -cm May 15th,
.She is a • graduate of Seaforth
District High School..
LIONS CLUB
REGULAR MEETING
The regular supper meeting
of the Brussels Lions Club Was
held Monday evening with Lion
president Jan van Vliet presiding.
Lion secretary Cecil. MeFtfilden
called the rill and minutes and
correspondence were read.
The usual sing song was en-
joyed and fines levied by the
Lioe Tailtwister.
The guess was won by Lion
Wilbur Turnbull,
'Max Watt was installed as ft
met:fiber of the club anti Douglas
Callended was rminstalled.
Lion George MattOr gave a report
on the Crippled Children's Assot-
i;thin Meeting held in Clinton. He
Said the objective this year is
$1,400,000,
Lion Douglas Callender will
in charge of the Scout Troup
sponsored by the club.
Installation of the incoming
()Moors will Bike place at the next
meeting,.
Hemingway. son of Mr. and
Carl Hemingway. 13russeis.
wedding. will take place in
.1adrow's United Church,
on Saturday, June -Mb.
COUNCIL MEETING
The (n.i,y
I Mt WA ,
e.:epitions passed as follows:
• the ':knit)' •, el
.1 r meeting be adopted as
.111 % I 0!
f •cwncr of 1.:)f •Coner'sl-
sim; lo ‘,111Prs lio n0000t 001
tt E. If. l'derstucjt, C) L. S.,
and Praintig-e Pi ngine•or of 'Triton
Em ,::.ineeering Scryicos Ltd.,
o nolgov in“. nutN-ie, he appointed
to make a survey and prenare
plans. profile and report for l
rep iii' :Ina improvement fir n('l'OS^
sary) ,A16orson Municipal
Drain itt iJecordanee with The
Prainage ,'lot, 1902-63.
That an applieation be submit-
ted to 'yr, W. R Drowley, Chief
of the Air Pollution Control SOr-
V1(0 requesting permission to
continue open burning at the
Mu n icipal Waste DiSpos(t1 Site
located on Lot 24, Concession I",
Townshiji of Grey.
It was agreed between the
council and property owner of the
Garbage Dump located on Lot 24,
Concession 6, that the 'Dump will
remain open lin l:11 farther notice.
Two. applications for tile drain-
age loans in the amounts of $1,500
and $4,500 were accepted under
The Tile Drainage Act.
That the Auditor's Report for
19(38 be accepted.
That membership fees he paid
to the Huron County Municipal
Officers' AsSoetition $2o.00; and.
Huron Comity Road Superinten-
dents' Asstatiation $16no
That; till approvQd accounts he
paid.
Thai, meeting be adjourned to
meet June 2nd, 1969, at S P-m or -
at the call of the Reeve.
Accounts paid:
General $4,326,69
Roads and Bridges 2,583.12
$6.909.41
Charles Thomas ReeNR,
Edythe M. Cardiff Clerk
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and 31i-s, William Keltington,
MAJESTIC W.I. SEE
Be grave Lady Ladies' Division Of The
FILM ON FORESTRY
Ordained Minister Brussels Agricultural Society
The May Meeting of the miss Anne Wildliman. '21- Prize Lists Now Available 'Vajosti c Women's institute was year old BelgroVe woman, was The 1969 prize lists of the "I° in the Brussels Public' ordained minister a the Pres-
Libral'Y TlitirsdIty evening, m ayhvteriln church or ciini.Ida an Ladies' Pivision or the Brussels at
8th at eight o'cloc:k with the pre- ordination serviep lipid in Knnx .At•?;rieultural Society ;ire 11')W a V il-
Stel NIL NIrs, Alberta Smith con-l resbyterian Church, Belgrave , You ("t411 get your "1 'Y from the secretary, Mrs. Adah Smith or ducting the usual opening ever• Thersda v
eises, The new secretary-treasur- she said her desire to become a '11 the 0 ITic1? of The Paussels Bost.
menii tr of new classes have er, Mrs, Mario McCuteheon, rend minister started in hif4h school
ing and the financial statement. She become the church's second
the minutes of the March meet- and strengthened in universitr. glteP if;tolroi.trils(1,111ded 1.)117"es
A letter of appreciation to the woman to be ordained as a mini- your Copy now and start
menthol's of the Institute from ster of the chnrch, preparing your 0,ntrif.s for the (1)69
:MI'S, Mary Pavidson, on behalf of The churell'n only other woman Brussels Fah and prove that the
the Rowland and Davidson ram, minister, Rev. Shirley Jeffrey of women of this rommunity can win
Appin. who has a charge at Engel- their share of the prizes,
hart. was present at the service.
The Rev, Wighttrian is the —
CRANBROOK
CHANGE IN DATE OF
HORTICULTURAL. MEETING
Horticultural members please
note that owing to celebrations
to be held in Ethel and Brussels
for the' holiday, Monday, May 19th
the regular Meeting of Brussels
HorticnIfural Seciety will be held
WEPNESDAV, May 21St in the
Library at S o'clock.
There will be :a floral demon-
stration and a sale of bulbs and
plants, Everyone AVeleome,
by'Mrs. Marie MeCuteheon, Runny
Birthday was sung .for Mrs, Marie
'MeTaggart and Mrs, Marie Me-
Catcheon.
The Queen and Institute Grace
were snug alter which a stile of
plants, slips, bulbs and other
articles, nil el.loo tql off by Mrs.
Cludinere, brought in $13.05.
n i n sqs. .iittibet,...tind -Lunch was •sei'ved by Mrs, Walter
Kerr. Mrs. Lorne Nichol and Mrs.
Steins.
This poem was posted up in
a forest area in Portugal.
A TREF, SPEAKS
re who pass by and would raise
your hand -against me. Hearken
ere you harm me. f am Hie heart
of your . hearth: your friendly
shade from the summer stilt, 1 not
the beam that holds your houses.
The board. of your table, the bed
on which you lie and the timber
that litiilris your boat. I am the
door 'of your homestead, the wood
Of yorat cradle and the handle of
yoni' hoe. I an the bread of kind-
riesS• and the flower of beauty.
1.4istert to my prayer and litirrn tho
yy,
ENGAGEMENT
311'. and Mrs. 'Ray Cox, Bayfield,
are pleased to tillnellnee the 'en-
gagement; of their elann:1111'. Brussels, are pleased to announce
Patricia tliayle. to David Blanc the engagement of their only