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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-05-29, Page 1$2,50 A Year In Advance -- $3,50 To I.T.S.A, THE BRUSSELS POST,THURSDAY, MAY 29th, 1.969 T'OST Plfl3LISHING HOUSF-1 OFFICERS INSTALLED AT LIONS ,MEETING. The 1969-70 officers or the Brussels Lions Cleb were installed at the regular supper Meeting on Monday night. Lion President „Ian van Vila presided, Lion Tamer Ken Scott led the sing song with his guitar aecom- panieMent, Lion Tailtwister Jim Knight collected the usual quota of fines* Lion Secretary; AleFadden called, the roll and road the min- utes and correspondence. Lion Bob Richmond reported on the Lions Park and Lion Prank Carter gave a report on work being done at the Brussels Recreation Park where bleachers haVe been repaired and painted. Lion. Doug Callander was, win nor of the guess contest, Lion, Roy. Cousins installed the following incoming officers: President :„..., ..... — .... Cal Krauter 1st Vice Fres. „.„ Jas, Armstrong 2nd, Vice Pres, , Henry 17;xel 3rd Viee Pres. Jas. Knight Secretary Cecil McFadden Treasurer —,..„..— ... Ceell Parker Tail. Twister >,....,.. Gordon Mcclayin Lion. Tamer Ken Scott Directors Ross McCall. Gordon McGa,vit, Frank Carter, Albert Ten Pas Brussels Lions thank the peOPle who pnrchased the. Lions Club N.H.L. Hockey Draw tickets so faithfully, Your support is apprec- iated The proceeds are for com- munity projects, HURON COUNTY ELECTS NEW MUNICIPAL OFFICERS Wilma:: Wein of Crediton, clerk treasurer of Stephen Town- ship was elected president of the Heron County Municipal Officers Association last Thursday at the annual meeting in the Clinton legion hall., Mr. Wein succeeds Mel Graham, of ilrucefield, clerk- treasurer of Stanley township. Elgin Thompson, reeve Tuckersinith township Old Win, H; King; elerk-treasurer of Brussels, were elected' vice-presidenta. See, rotaries are John Berry, Huron.' Cotinty, clerk-treasurer, and Shor- n-tan Blake, clerk-treasurer. Executive, officers elected Were Ivan Hoskins, Howick township,: for ono year; Wayne Homier of Zurich, tWo years; and A, D. StititiL BitieVale; for three years.. Dr, Peter A. Forsyth,: physics professed' and director of the eetitre for radio--science at the university Cif Western: Ontario told the group that 'MO is a centre for not only edeCation ; for research that can be beneficial to the' community at large,: He added that, !Many areas of re- aetireh carried out at the tittiVer. :sity would be of benefit (;Ca` ilfl$100* latiOn; itieraher4, pEQng WE KNQW Mr, and Mrs, C, ,P, Roberts aMt daughter Karen, of Ottawa; spent the past week and a half with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Carl Crowing, Kathy Sholdice, young daughtei of Mr. and Mrs Ken Sholdiee was the happy winner of a bicycle in the current Wittich's contest: Mrs, Wm. 'McNair and daughter Dianne, :London wore visitors in Brussels on Thursday of last week, Mrs. W. Speiran spent. a eample of days this week in London 'with her (laughter, Mrs. Al, 0* Smith, Mr. C. Parker, who has been a patient in Wingbain and District Hospital for several weeks has returned home. Mr, Sylvsster Fox. Mr, and Mrs, Dave Hastings Sr., Mr, and Mrs, Pave Hastings. Jr,, Mr. and Mrs, Brian Huether, Mr. and. Mrs. Jack. Lowe, Mr, and Mrs. Wayne Lowe, Miss Ann Lowe and Mr. Jim Ilos- Tann, all of Brussels attended the Allison-Bowler wedding in London on Saturday, : The bride, Andrea Bowler, is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harry 'Bowler, London, formerly of Brussels. PEARCE — GIDEON CLIFFORD ,Bv5cHLEN Clifford fittschien ; of Mitchell, a former resident or iirmsseis, died Monday, Alay2(lth, in Victoria Hopital; London, in his 67th year, after a lengthy illness, Mr, Buschlen, who was an. em- ployee ofH the CNR lived in Thais- sels for a number of yearS, While here he, took an active interest it the Brussels Band and: in. young musicians. He is Survived by his wife, the former Alice Smith; one daughter, Mrs. James (Karen) Cardiff of Ethel; one sister, Mrs. Ora Mor- rison of Sudbury and four grand cl~iidren, Funeral services will be held at 2:30 p.M. on Friday, May 30th, from the Lockhart Funeral Home, Mitchell. TROPHIES PRESENTED AT BOWLING LEAGUE BANQUET AND DANCE The Brussels Bowling League held their annual banquet and' dance on May .1.6th, Trophies were presented, after the delicious meal, by. David Hastings, the president, and Ron Hu ether, vice preSident. Those who were lucky enough to receive trophies are as follows: The Labatt Trophies: Ron Hu e th er, Ruth Huether, ;lean :Bolger, Susan. McNeil, Doris Matheson and Joyce Kellington, John and Kay Duke's Trophies:* Brian Rutledge, Marlene Rutledge, Ned Rutledge, Doug Daniel,. Allan, MISS MYRA McNAIR daughter of Mr.'and Mrs. Stuart McNair, Till;, 2, Brussels, was ti member of this year's graduation class of St. Mary's Hospital. School of Nursing; Kitchener, She is a granddatighter of Mrs. W. A. Williams of Brussels, CRANBROOK Air and Mrs. Douglas Evans a ad girls were at Vurna fruited Otairelf on Sunday when Steven Robert, son of Mr, and Mrs. Barry Taylor, was baptised. Mrs. Stuart Evans and 'Carry visited at the Taylor home later, Mr. and Alt's, Stewart Steiss were guests at the Yost-Mann wedding in Trowbridge on Satur- i day. Miss hi. Al, Steiss and Mrs. Calvin :Cameron attended the Yost-Mann reception in Atwood Community Centre on Saturday evening. Airs, Jim. Hart is tome follow- Mg surgery iii Soaforth Hospital, Evening WMS Group Mrs. Jim 'Knight was hostess for the May' meeting of the Evening 'O'roup of theW,M.S. Mrs, Stuart Mother'S Day verse.' The June Conference to be held at [Tarring- ton was announced, A letter was read from Mrs, Nichol, PresbY: terial visitor, asking for suitable date when she can visit the ''ran= brook Group. Mrs. Dotigias Evans and Mrs. Leslie Knight assisted the hostess With refreshments, BRUSSELS CUB PACK Thore will be an organizational Meeting of all interested boys, eight, nine and ten years old, on Tuesday, lime 3rd, at 7:30 p,m. aai IlrtiSselS Legion A film Will be shown on (subbing by the Assistant. District ('mu. missibiter, arid the Cub Leaders. A Cub (lainp has been planned for the miff or Judie and fell details of this Will be given, Parents are welcome, HORT. SOCIETY MAY MEETING The May meeting of the Brul$, ,4olq lioriieultural Society was held Wednesday, ,May 21st in the Public Library. Mrs. William Miller presided and meeting opened with 0 Canada; Mrs, Walter Kerr at the Plano. The Marcia minutes ware read and approved. The Treastir- ei relan't givene Airs, Ondmore told the members the grant had bPon received from Brussels. The ltoll (lall was answered by 25 members. There five gilests, Nancy Adams favoured the ladies With two piano solos.. These were much enjoyed, Mrs. 'George Wheeler thanked Nancy and, pre- eented a gift. Correspondence followed. A letter re convention was read and Mr, Knight read the News Letter. Mrs. William Millre and Airs. 'Bart. Hemingway are to be the delegates to the Provincial Con- vention in Hamilton, June 13-19- 20, Mrs, William. Miller and Mrs. splendid essay on Sweden and the History or Lord and: Lady Baden Powell. Patti is trying for her Gold, Cord and this was one of her pro- jects, This was much enjoyed an.d she-Wed a great deal of 'work in preparation of her essay, Tickets on the Rose Quilt made by the society are :available from any of tire members, Mrs. Earl Cudmore showed showed some floral arrangements. Att allai011 Of plants and bulbs netted Men Mrs. Marion Maehan won the door prize. Mrs. T. Locating won some flbral arrangements. The Queen closed the Meeting and a delicious lunch was served by Airs. C, ItemingwaY, Mrs. L, Machaa Mr:, P. Machan and Airs. John Speer. Studelita Raise Fund For Excursiim Trip The Grade 7 pupils of Brussels Public School arc' busy raising money for an excursion trip to Alelland and Coiling:wood, They held a sueeessfut rummage sale on Saturday in the former !export Pni knr building on Brus*' sets ni,tie stre e t and raised $150 toward their Project, The sale continues this week. Help the students. Patronize their rummage sale. LOCAL AREA GIRLS GRADUATE FROM VICTORIA Miss Bonnie Al trio Willer ot W.ilton, a member of the 1969 graduatina; class of Victoria Has- pilal S"11001 of Nursing, received, an sword for goneral proficiency in obstehleal nursing. donated by fiat' hospital auxiliary, Miss Mary Alison Elliptt of Blnevale was also' a member of gradvatini.^.; cloa$, A double ring ceremony in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church, Toronto, united in marriage Gayle Marie Pearce and GeorgoGideon, The wedding took place' on Sat- urday, May 17th, performed by Monsignor Barnett. The bride is the daughter of mr, and Mrs. George Pearce of Ilex- Nichol, Dave McGntcheon. dale. Th groom's parents are Mr. Regular Season Trophiea: High and Mrs. Abed Gideon of WilloW- .Average — Jane Ward and Cord dale, Ont, Matheson; High Aggregate — The church was decorated with Ruth Hnether, Jack Higgins; candles, white lillies and white High Triple — Doris Matheson, snapdragons'. Al Hervey; High Single -- Mar- The organist Was Mr, Tine, The lens Rutledge, John Cousins, soloist, Mira Claton, sang Ave Maria, Given in marriage by her father, the bride chose a floor-length goWn of white lace over pearl de sole with shoulder-length veil of white net.. She carried a bonnet of white gardenias and white stephanotis, groom. Mrs, Lily Recite of Toronto, The reception Was held at Inn sister of the groom, was Matron On the Park ballroem, Toronto, of honour, Bridesthaids were Miss' The bride's three-tiered wed- Suzanne Pearce, sister of the cling cake and red and White car- bride: Aletita Claton, sister of the nations decorated the table, groom, and Linda, MOW and 'G'uests frotti London, *Brussels, Leslie Cooper of Torotite. All Wore Seaforth,, Trainiltott wed Beaton floor-length gowns in lilac lace were received by the bride's Over taffeta, lilac daisies in. their Mother wearing a shell pink dress, hair and carried boaaete of (-leap matching accessories and a white purple and Whitt) daisies. orchid. Flower g'il'ls were Nitii and The groom's mother Wore royal Dodie Claton, twin nieces of the blue lace; white necesSories and groom. They wore floor-lengtlf a corsage of coral roseintda. gowns of organzia trimmed with For going away the bride chose lilac daisies and carried basketsa two-piece white lace pant snit, of illative 'and white daieleS. a corsage of pink rose buds, Joseph' Gideon! of Toronto Mr and Mrs. 'Gideon Will reside Was the best man, at 314 DelsiZe Drive, Toronto. „ .a ushera Were martin Pearce, The bride is a grandamighter of brother or the bride, and Merria and lira. Roy Thuoll plush brother411.1aW a the 'Bowl-Off Trophies: High. Triple — Marlene Rutledge, Murray I High Single — Lois Mc-`Stevenson and Mrs, Frank Smith Arter, Brian Rutledge, were in chEtitge of the meeting it is hoped to see everyone back which was based on the theme `Mother, The roll call bowling; again next year.