HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-06-05, Page 1$2,50 A Year in Advance -• $3.50 To IT.S,A, Eus; 13.3uss.f61.ds POST, I l 5tit, 1969 POST puBTAsFuNG HOUSE
900 STUDENTS AT
BRUSSELS SCHOOL IN
"CHORUS FESTIVAL"
A "Chorus Pestival" was held
Wednesdity iii RrusseIs Central
School when-nbout ..900 students
competed in the music festival
in the chorus and rhythm band
competitions,
'Myth Central School .was ow-
arded rive shiehts ,:with 13t'usse's
Central. School copturing second
place winning four shields and
Belgrave third with one.
This wri8 lite the only festival
held in Huron County since the
inauguration of the new county
board system. Previously it was
at two-day festival but thiS year
there were no solo or duet classes,
Music sUpervisors of the soh°.
ols are Mrs, Catharine MacDonal:d
and Mrs, Phyllis Rodgers.
Mr's'. Murray Hetherington. of
Goderich was the adjudicator,
Mrs, Hetherington had words of
praise for the fine performance
in the chorus section, She said the
four-part ehorus .., by Oracle 8
stadent was 'unusual as this type
of chorus is usually sung by older
students.
A number of parents, and. inter:
interested persons attended the
festical.
contpetitions were
.. " 86
87
84
"Marine
Hymn"
.1st 'Myth se
2nd Brussels
35
3rd Belgrave 84
Class 4
Gr. 3 Unison. Chorus "Fancies"
• Ist :Myth
• 2nd Brussels 86
• 3rd Belgrove 85
Class 5
Gr. 2 Rhythm Band "Marine
,.Hymn"
1st Belgrave $6
2nd 'Myth
and Tirussols 83
Class 6
Gr. 4 Unison Chorus "The Hike"
1st Myth 87
2nd 13'elgraVe 86
3rd !Brussels 85
Class 7
Gr. 5 Two-Part Chorus "Rain In
May"
1st BruSsels S8
• 21i:d Belgrave. 86
1rd Blyth 85
Class 8—
Gr, 6 TwO,Part Chorus "Questions
Att ci • Antwers"
t :Myth
THOMAS GRANT
`Ileums Grant, 9 of Listowel,
died Saturday in Listowel Meta
orial 11ospite,1,
Mr, Grant was a former resident
of 'Morris Township.
He is survived by one .son
(;v0r1.40 Ii avoid, f(R Bluovale,
(me daughter. Mrs. Roy: (•Mary)
Vogan, Listowel.
Funeral servico wa:s held crow.
. the. A. Rann funeral home,
on.„3.londay at„ 2 p.m. Burial.. was
in Brussels cemetery.
Pall bearers were Ross Sander-
son, Mae tizinder,son.,.
Uri rrith, Joules Hogg, 13ev.
:\IlIohell, at. Stewart, •
RURAL HYDRO
CONSOLIDATION MEANS
GREATER EFFICIENCY
Ontario iydrols Eixeter Area
Office will be merged with its
Clinton and Strati:roy areas, re-
spectively, early in 1070,
Ahout Ito per cent of the 4,6(34
Kxetor Area chStoMers Will be
transferred to Clinton Area and
the remaining 40 per cent to
Strathroy Area
Ontario Hydro_ Chairman George
GA thercole said, 'Consolidation of
the 'area offices is part of a pro.
vince-witle program of re-organ
ization that Will affect a on-
siderahle number of communities;
hut achieve • as saving, to electric
power consumPI'S of more than
$1.000,000 a year while preserving
and improving city standard of
service in rural power stipp17,T,
"This reorganization and con-
solidation has' been made in ,,4sihle
by the emergence of new raciiii•
les and technology, The develoi.)
ment of excellent highways, the
use of radio-equipped vehicles and
reliable telephone service contri-
bute to conditions that enable us
to combine good service with
greater economy. With rapidly
ruing salaries and wages: inter-
est rates and prices, it, is imper-
ative that Ontario Hydro seek
every means of combating rising
power costs", he said,
As most (-list:inners pay their
hill by claNnto or at it chartered
bank. there will be a minimum of
inconvenience for E'lxeter oust0M-
ors in this respect when the close
oaf becomes effective;
Although consolidation may in.
(*On V011iCtICO a feW of the staff, no
sorious dislocations will occur,
and it is expected that most will
continue to rwike their homes at
their present locations.
As part at' the reorganization a
now i;ervieo centre and admini-
stration office will ultimately be
built nom. Clinton. ,
"ft is recognized." said Mr,
Gathercole, ''that even a ModOSt
(10 ,2;ree of consolidation. Os ill thi.o
case. is bored to affect some cOlt-
murales more; than others,,
Ontario ITydro • must strive'.
Fulfilltnearit of.
tti iin (;•0.,-1.0iiitio,l,
MISS JUNE E. WILBEE
a former graduate el Wingha.m
District High School was one of
ninety-:tour gradnates from the
Toronto General Hospital School
of Nursing. Graduation was held
in Convocation flail, University
of Toronto, May 115th, aline,
daughter or Mr. and MrS, Keit
Wilbee, Ethel, was awarded The
(:ertrude O'Hara Prize for Gentle-
ness, Neatnesiii and General Pro-
ficiency, and the Agnes Shields
and Mary A, Towel Memorial prize
for Proficiency in. Nursing;
GRAN BROOK
"Mr, Aobert Caryl and sons,
sliver springs, visited over the
weekend with Mr. and, Mrs.• Jim
nigh]„
Mrs, Walter Brown and family,
Toronto, were Saturday visitors
with Mr. and Airs. Calvin Cam-
eron..
'Air. and Mrs. Wes MeEachern
went to Galt on Sunday and were
leavinsr Monday on 'a trip to
Mon i lobo,
Congratulations to Mr, and Ali's.
Ponald Perrie on the birth of a
danghter,
Change In Date Of The
Evening W.M.S. Group
The June meeting of the 'Even-
ing Group of the W.M.S. will be
hold nit ,fun(' 24tlt at the home of
Mrs. Norman Pfeifer, This is a
c11-0 [Igo of date owing to a special
W.I. meeting in me Comniunity
Centre on June 17th. Mr. A. R.
Mill, Brussels lawyer, will speal:
.on Wills and Eistnte Planning" An
invitation is extended to the men
and all interested people to attend,
THANK YOU!
We dislike reminding subscrib-
ors or expired subscriptions hilt
postal regillations now demand
extra pout tngo on any paper three
months in arrears. which. in mks`
costs us $1.50 postage per
paper. It would lie appreciated If
:.those who receive notices would
attend to the matter promptly. 'We•
t!i0S0 who ha'i,e alroody
TO 'COMPETE FOR TITLE
OF HURON COUNTY
DAIRY PRINCESS
conii”.taiii , will compete
at time Clinton Spring Pair on
Saturday. Stine 7th for the title
of Huron. County 'Dairy Princess,
The' •011in'fir will also have the op-
portunity of competing for the
title of Ontario Dairy Princess at
the Canadian .National Exhibition,
eynest is sponsored by
the 1-Turo'n County Milk Committee
with prices donated by loyal
Chi rieS and proressorS.
Following are the contestants;
Anne de Grott. TIR 3, Myth
Dawria Reynolds„ RR 2, Sea-
forth
Ponna Ritcble. RR 3. Lacknow ,
Marie treWartha, RTT 4. Clinton
T'ypda Walden, RR 2, Lueknow,
Mrs Ida. Eivnns
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to all those who rememb-
ered the with cards., letterS, treats,
gifts, and flowers while a patient
in Wind:tam Hospital, To Rev.
[]ruby and Dr. Bozylt also.
Your kindness will be reMertib-
cred and is greatly appreciated,
Isabel Smith
(intended for last week)
1 like to take ibis
in thanking relatives,
neighbours
with cards.
visits w hil e T was hospitalized in
Searorlh Hospilul. Also for kind-
ness or neighbours since return-
ing home. Special thanks to Drs.
Malkns and Mayo, nurses and
staff of hospital. Everything was
much appreciated.
Results of the
us follows:
A.M.
Class 1 --
Gr. 1 Unison. Chorus Daisies"
P. M.
lst Brussels
2nd Belgrave
3rd Tilyth
Class 2
Gr. 2 Unison Chorus "Sing Iv y
1st Brussels
2nd 13elgrave
3rd Myth
ClaSs 3
Gr. 1 Rhythm Band
84
forrnttitA4 'Irir'1-! WW1
Lois Hart
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
WATSON — To George and
flarbara Watson, in St. Mary's
Nospit al. Kitchener. on. Tues-
day, 'May 20th,
,eta Marlene,
a.do ugh ter
JUNE MEETING.
OF MAJESTIC W.I.
The
of the
under the corivenership or l‘trs..
Earl Cudinore and Mrs. Norman
Mel..arty will he held in the tiros'
sets Public Library ()11 'Thursday.
evening. :rune 12t11, at. eight
o'clock. The roll call will be
"Silly things have done in the
kitchen", There will he Motto,
reading. current events.... .and
dernonstration on ,slitriwieli Mak
Home Economics meeting
Majestic Women's !oat:Itrite
ttig,
Attend,
Steaks Are High Here
You think Your 'r-alone steaks
are expensive right here in Brus-
sels at $1.39 per pound?
if you. ate T-Borie at that price
last weekend you were ludky.
They. were $1.53 per pOiund In Toro
onto,
As soon as the barbecue season
arrives, lip go the steaks,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs. Charles !Taper is still a
patient in Wingham hospital.
PLANS GOING AHEAD
FOR THE EQUIPING OF
BRUSSELS DENTAL SUITE
The Medical Dental Committee
had a• very busy day Tuesday,
June 3rd, when Dr. 'tort Culbert,
the future resident (I en I i s t, and
Mr. 14 Inch, General Manager for
Dominion Dental Supply Co, were
in town to complete final arrange,'
moats for the dental equipment toi
be installed in the dental suite of
the Medical, 'Dental building.
Present arrangements call for
two operating rooms with x-ray
equipment, and a dental labora-
tory. The installation of equip-
meat is exmleted to start the week
of June lCth.
Dr, •Culbert, is anxious to locate
in Piru$Sois as soon as possible..
Arrangements . for-' appointments
and the opening of :his practice
be . announced. .'when ecluip-
CARDS OF THANKS ment installation is more Com-
My sincere: thanks is giVon to plete..Keep year eye .on'the•Post
all thOSE, who remembered rue. tor further information.
'with visits and cards while I -was
at patient in hospital. • .
Year . kind thoughtfulness Was If You Think Price Of
(appreciated,
opportunity
friends and. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pegelow left
for remembering Me Sunday on a motor trip to '13.0.
flowers, gifts and Where they will visit relatives in
Victoria. Louis Frain is in charge
of the shop in the absence of Mr.
Peglow. r
Tick 'ock and Tleeela .Alcoek
are both in hospital at. \\Ingham.
Mr. a.nd Mrs. P, A. ltann and.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mutter were
,in Ottawa to attend the Mona
Provincial Conference.
George Bridge is a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital, •
'Visitors last week at the .hoMe
of Mr. and Mrs. W. ,T, Perrie' were
Mrs. Edgar Rolling-or avid Mrs.
Larry Schnell of Fruitland and.
Rev, Tames Perrie of Strathroy.
Neil Itemiawav, seri et' r, and.
Mrs. Douglas Hemingway, placed
second. in a class of 47
mediat e, in the 'Huron County
Livestock :fudging Competition
hold in Senforth.
Mr. and Mrs, Ti. W. Kennedy'
were- in Toronto on business and
also visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Bavid Kennedy on Friday and
Sa tnrd ay.
Unusual Types
"T Just ean't maize those people
wnifow„
ai
41, :::: risaid t tlie Wife: "They have
nn ear. no 'television, and she
hasn't. any jewellery- or furs,"
itprollsbly," said the husband,
otem;o1060d
tV1th itifit6y."