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$3.59 A Year In Advaneh THE 11111.1SStLS POST, 'I'I I l!ItS DA A LIG UST 21st, 1969 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE:
MRS. LAURA JERMYN
Mrs-, Laura Alberta. JerlitYll, ni
Panssols. died in \\Ingham and
District. I lospital on 1'hursday,
July :31st, in her 40th your.
She was a daughter of the Lino
apd Mrs. 101th itatonian••anci
lviclow or Jobb Thonta8 Jorinyti.
Surviving are one son, joint
• of Toronto; two daug,htors,• Mrs.
Alma Pinkhey, Seal:with; Airki.
(1101L-11) 'M'ar'kers Coderich:
I wo grauid rhiIdreri.
The funeral was held from the
D. A., Hann .1.I'unoral Home at 3;30
Plti. on Saturday, Angus 2nd.
the Rev G. A. McCarroll of-
in Brussels. Burial was
liounitery,
LIRE TO*NS,Hii
COUNCIL MEETING
Meeting held August 5th,
RosolutionO passed as tallow:
That the minute, of the last reg-
ular meeting be adopted as read.
Thal the langlileer'S report of
Mnincipal Drain No, 6 or Branch
i'102" he referred back to the Eng-
ineer Ii according to the original
iistiessinNit Loft: N1/2 43, 44 and
46, Concession I.. Township Of -
Vo-ey owned by George McDonald,
bre aSSOSSed Cot ton many acres
lit this report
That the Engineer's report or.
the Buchanan Municipal
dated June 4th, 1969, he provis-
10lially adopted rind Tly-low No. 19
lit '1969 be given first and second
reading.
that the report of Iiayes
blinited on the Somers Municipal
Drain be provisionally adopted
and 13y-law No, 20 of 19119 be given
first and second reading.
That By-laws numbered 15, 16,
17 18 of 1969 be passed under
The Tile Drainage Act to levy
ait'nual rates for a Period of ten `year`,
That the request' ()E. rrilOnliLs
Finch; owner of lot 7, Concession
7, and others be accepted ;to re-
pair the tile portion above the
Open drain in Lot 5, Concession S
of the Inglis Muiticipai 'Drain and
tho clerk he instructed to notify
the Maitland "Valley ,Conservation,
A itthority of such proposed drain,
age works,
the, request of Alex (Viiiitt-
son, owner of Lot 5. (7oncession 17,
be accepted to repair the illo
portion of tho Smillie iMnaicipal
Drain and the clerk be instructed
to notify the Maitland Valley Con,
servation Authority of slick prO,
Prtniosed drainage Works.
That no Militia ha taken at
present on Wank ViriChY°S Oa'
quest for sidewalks,
'Phut till appreVad neeottlit be
pald.
That We do now adjourn to meet
iilatiii September 2nd at Spin or
at the call or the Reeve.
Approved accoUnts paid:
General $11,451.95
"If eads and midges 9,311,25
St,. Ambrose axisN
.Summer School
Suinntor School at
St. Ambrose Parish, Brussels is
past history, The theme of the
course •• o general review of the
Tattle. The children were eue.our-
agod to Make all act or loyitlly to
Christ and the Church. The pastor,
siontlw Aloont,y, obtained the as-
sislane e of Siete!' .Norlia, Sister
Dolores, Sister luau or Ake obi
tittiriel: The sisters are
leattilltig specialists of St.. :Joseph's
Order, London. There were .40
children in a Ron once, .Ittfilig
the week. The weather was good.
sun-inter school offers
SOinething diffthic.011: and new than
the previous year. .May bleis
the parents ror their Sacrifices
during the week, A special thanks
ro :cif vos t ra and Mrs.
.Kelly for their Kiinlitesa ire pro-
yiding hospitality for the 1-.i.sq(u‘s.
The Sisters thank the com-
munity for their friendly and
char tt ar,ix acts during their en-
joyable Limo :‘t.?
CRANBROOK
14111 Shepherd, Antherstburg,
called in this area recently. Along
with his parents, the late Frank
and Mrs. Sheppard, they operated
the stor e in Cranlironk scone 40
years fig'o.
Bobby Bremner, son of Mr, and
Mrs. WM. Bremner, wil.s a pit hen
in Stratford 'hospital after he sae-
retied a fractured leg when a largo
piece of cement roll oil him,
Ali', and Mrs. and Dunn spent a
week A nOyfiVine.
accoinpanied
Mr. and 'Mrs.. Startle:Y. Speiran,
Ifithel, and Airs. teslie take,
Atwood. for at -re* days at Saubie
Beach,
Several Members of the after.
noon group of the 'W. M.S.. were
enter(ained by a group or
Atwood W.M.g. at the home of .
Mrs. Ross Lostp, Mina Township.
Mts. John 'Hardwick, Menkton,
gave a Most interesting account
of a trip to
miss. Mice J. Forrest is enjoying
a, holiday at Popiar Bench.
Mr. A. Validervries, kitdfiener,
will conduct the sepviee in
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning, August 240, at Ii.
The following Stinday August
31st anniversary service will be
conducted at eleven: airs, by Rev,
Dr. A. 1Towick, St, Mai•sos,
Mrs. ,trust Eivons, Carry and
Brian, 'and MrS. h, ClOrSalit,i.-. of
Ethel, vlsited with Mr. and Mrs.
Herb: Bretitiatilitti, Waterloo., on
Stinday.
Mr. and DM'S, Donald' Engel,
Christine. Mack and Timmy.
Woodstock. visited with Mrs. Mac
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Cassidy ro-
ot:fitly took possession of the
Frank Smith General Store. See
Their opening ad on inside pa?e.
MRS. AiNNABELLE ORAP.F4
kiniabetle niaper,
0 ,e0 i.-.91,dav la" vlet,oria
iiospitat, Lotidhi:
Site was born Metris, town-
ship, the daughter of the
and Mrs. Thomas Allis.
S-ho is su rvived by one daughter,
Miss Mien Draper of Brussels,
and 000 son. Lorne, Morris Towle-
eervice was held
at 2 p.m. Wednesday,,In St. John's
Anglican church WW1 Hie Rev.
L'raity- officiating. Burial
was in : rU8SO15 erg. Th(+
1), A', Ravin Fittneral Holm in
chaf'ga.
Pallbearer:; Were Lang-
ridge, Alf Nichol, Giiorge
Thomas Bernard, jack I'ir:Heife
dri,1 (;;Ieir Smith,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mrs, Harvey DenniF., who has
i,Cell hospitalized rot. some time is
liort:..e a galir,
Mrs. J. W. Atimsf.Zii-tig was as
visitor with Illy, and Mrs. .tsek
(truce, Seaforth, last week.
Men femingwa), hot; attended
the liwo.-ii)Ce44 Ontario Athletic
• Leadership (
'ht
fa bake Couch-
idling, representing Ellie K. hi,
Madill Secondary School, Vin "-
ham.
Mrs, R. W. Stephens is home
again al't'ar a visit to Boston with
her daughter Mrs, Pollcmx and
family following their holiday at
their -11,nuner home in Red Ilay,
Mr's. Effie Gaynor of Lalleche,
Sask.. Miss Maureen Johnston.
Meleval Sask., Mr and Mrs j", F.
Gaynor, Craig and 'Kelly of Ham-
haVe been Visitors Witte
Mrs. "Leona Connelly,
Visitors with Mrs. Garfield
Dunbar durrig the past Week were
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Holomillor
and Mr. and Airs. Earl Sclutoty of
Kitchener, Mrs. T4 T. Boll of Port
Credit., Mrs. G. Stephenson, Tor-
onto ;tad. Dr. Edith Williams of
Burlington,
Mrs. Lauretta Holdridge. of
Victoria. R.G„ and Wit.. and Mrs,
frarvey Snell, Londesboro, visited
:Priday with 'Mr. and Mrs. George
Friends of Mrs. Lila Hall. Who
Ims been ser1.011Sly ill in Victoria
'Hospital 'London, ar ty pleased tbat
her condition is improving.
M. and Mrs. J. M. Rooker, Bort ,
tries arid Shari of Burlington are
spending a few days of their boll,
days With Mr. and Mrs. IYave
llostings, David and Daryl,
Mrs. Edward lillatd le
patient in Witigham and District
Hospital.,
;lack Thyroid, Who ettLetalned ai
the Paterboroug,rh Pair, Was c big
and had lost bone of his old
tithe touch.
Mr. and Mrs, Cleve Endicott,
Norm Endicott and Mrs. George
Stokes of Lindsay were visitors
with Mrs. fda Davis.
W. 1, and Mrs Armstrong and
sons visited last week in Boston
and Ottawa. Miss 'Margaret 'Mho
returned With them tot holld Rya,
nrmort Atmottatm
MK writ! Tibiiti is
i.
BRAY — CRAWFORD
Mary IJynne UraWt:ord. and
Clottlei4 Warden. Bray •wer e unit.
in .horriage hYa moncrieff United
Cliinich, in i setting of ;milliner
flowers, bloc delphoniturniti and
on July I:1th, al. ttta,
o'clock p.n.,. '('ho coromony was
performed by the`rev. 1 )or w
Dou )( en of Walton. (Most: :41-WS
were marked with white satin;
bows.
The bride is the daughter of
and Mrs. Robert M. Crawford 11.R.
.1, Monition and Mr and Mrs.
Clifford W. Bray, R.R. I, Ethel.
gre parents of the groom.
inusie win, played by
Mrs. Lillian Smith of •mencrieff
Soloist was Miss Joyce Musty.
The bride, given in anti:riage
by her father, Wore as moire floor
length A-line gown trimmed with
with 0 sell' flowing train.
Her doulik- tiered shoulder length
veil was held Leith. a head niece
of pearls. Her boom-I was rod
and s to p h ono Its.
Matrbi; or honour, :Miss Joan
Devries and inirlosmo ids. Misses
Irene Oliver, and Lin)se. eraWCOrd
wore similar dresses of 1)11(.(,. :noire
-tvith matching- band head pieta's
trimmed with daisies. They car-
ried htiAets of yellow shasta
mums. Th f.. fleWev girl, Miss ;lane
Sin pson---iwore-wirtfe with
blue bib,
Ponahl Bray wits best man and.
ushers were I Jiray, Glen
Crawford and thigh Campbell.
At the reception in Cranbrook
Community Centre the bride's
mother received in it fitted tur-
quoise and brown dress with
matching turquoise :aceessories,
The :groein's Mother cites('
line dresS of aqua and:white with
white acceSsOries,. The bride's
table was centred with ut.h.ree-Ger
Wedding Coke 'decorated lei.. pink
and hlue. • •
a wedding trip to the West-. . •
ern Provinces., Banff •aild Jasper,
the britte wore an A-line criMpoline
peach dress With: yellow 'antl.•white
acceSSOttes..
Tho'.• couple will reside on the
greoin'S farm, F4,1J, 3; "Britlisels.• •
BOWLING
Anyone Wishing to bowl: this
year kindly phone 193j now.
STRATYCHUK ORCHARDS
HAVE NEW OWNERS-
Mr, and Mrs, Peter Schtirtti.
fortierly of La Salto, (Windsor),
Otit, have purchased the Straty-
click orchards here. Mr. Schorm
who .was in the contracting busin-
ess. and Mrs. Schurri-t, who have
three young sons, took posisesion
On August ist.
Mr and Mrs. Stratychuk. and
family, who have had the orchards
for the past eleven yearS, hove
rilelVeti to LltitoWel:
'hi date
BRUSSELS TRACK TEAM
TAKES SECOND PILACE
The Brusseh: Track and Field.
Toom placed semind and, Maxine'
wii iits null the Clash rS. Girls
Cho in Mulish ip ill the
trark and field meet sponsrged by'
the 5..akelluron Zone of the (Alt,
aria Recreation Director's Assoc-
iation, and treed, in Walkerton last
wook.
'rho Brussels fter:feat.ion Corn-
nil-two sponsored the local track;
team which ilk-diled boys and.'
girls between the ages or six Ora'
ii Clean. These eh fairi,r4 compete':
in 1 ago levels with entagory
for boys and one for girls at each:
level. Nino other conlITIlluiliOr
were involved in the meet and tg.
total of about 350 children, parti-
cipated A trophy was presented
in each category to the child who
accumulated the greatest number
of points, Maxine Watts won the
and 100 yard dash and running
tong t() earn 15 points to win
the trophy in the Class B Girls
competition. Many other entrants
won points for our team and Brns-,
sc,,Is had 15:1 points; only 7 behind
Owen Sound who won the- com-
petition With .160 points.
A special thanks to those who
rime to the track meet, and helped:
guide the children through their
events. Tliey ar c ' Mrs, Gordon
SteOwnson. Mrs. Kee Scholdice,
Mrs.' Mapy Enether, Miss Ann
Lowe, Miss Wendy Prior and Mr.
Ralph Pearson. Thank You,
James Prier
Finial Team Standings:
Owen Sound. EruSsels. Howick,
d<incordine. Clin ton, \Ara tkeTton.
St.. ',tiny's, Mildtmty, Palmerston,
Wingh am .
Individual Results
Class A Boys, 13, 14-, and 15 yrs,
100 yd. dash, Dave MeClory (3rd).
11ob Thomas (7fhl. Hop, Step &
Jump, Chris Exel (5th), Blaine
McGutcheop. Standing Long Jump.
Chris Exel Dave Thomas"
(4th). Open Mile, Don GibsOn
I 5th ), 60 yd. dash, 'Bob Thorne s
(2nd), Dave MaClory (4th). Soft.
ball Throw, ClirN (lst),
Dave Micelory (1th). Running long
Jump, Dave Mealory (ist), rave
Thomas. High ,hemp, Dave Mc'
GlOrY, (3rd tie), Chris Exel,
ClatS A Girls, 13, 14, and 15 yrs,
100 yd, dash, Anita Brigliant (7th),
Cheryl 111.0CiitchoOn, Softball
Throw, Shirley Pipe, Dianne Gord-
on. Volleyball Throw, Shirely
Pipe (4th), Dianne Gordon: 1A mile
Anita :Brigham (2nd), :Dianne Gerd"
on (7th.), 5(1 yd. dash, Cheryl MO.
(continued On inside page)
BRUSSELS HORSES DO
WELL AT RACES
The race horse owned by Wed
llutledge mince in first in two races
rte Goderich while Hugh Pearson's
was second in two races at Kin-
earditte i'e.cetttl y,
FloW8R SHOW
Don't forget the flower Elbow,
Support the Wart of thiP.
1.110.111 ttiritoy two
iit!e 1117.
Total
ratinitt“
$20,763.20
11.01:YVrt hdlt :14Vrisio F.itirlfpg
flOrit ti telp Wg§t: tfollgt,.. •