HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-09-11, Page 1Bride-Elec Honored
By Fellow Workers
Prior to her rnarriap,m i sr.
Shirley P.ernord was honored by
the members of tae' start al the
Cautooler Norshm "kiln(' at the
twine of Mrs, (letto Huether,
Miss Bernard Was PrelielltVel
with a number of beautiful and
useful gifts by her fE.dlow staff
menthers. Shirley expressed her
gratitude for theh• thoughtfulness
and gifts,
The. evening wag spent ltd play-
ing bihp,`0 find it dolltdoo:t !inidit
WW1 MwV0.11.
Five Visitors -altd sixteen memb-
ers of the Afternoon group of the
U,C.W. met on Tuesday, Septemb-
er Llnd in the Trassels 'United
Church parlour,
The devotional introduction was
led by Mrs. Nichol. and stressed
helpfulness to others. Mrs. -Cous-
ins and Mrs, Campbell favoured
with the delightful duet., "Dear
to the lleart of Cod". Mr,
OS guest speaker, spoke of the
ploc.be of women in theme` -Church.
Mrs. Hemingway expressed the
thanks of the tattles to Mr. Le-
Drew, and, after a short business
Finr401-1, th.0 eitIllsti with
rho hl t ,, "40E' tillllq t3",
Do You Know
Where Your Children
Ave At Night?
is hoped that a curfew will
not have to be enforced in
sets, as has been suggested by
souse citizens.
Young children ore on the
stroks until a :.ate hour, and teen-
agers. until well into the early
morning hours creating dist u rh.
ances and inconvenience for
older people and those who are ill
and need their rest, with the noise
and commotion of their behavrour.
Numerous complaints have been
made, The young people sheuld
restrain their boisterous behaviour
and display some consideration for
others.
Too often, in t.he mornings, main
street and sidewalks ares littered
with broken glass, a hazard to.
both ears and pedestrians. Other
vandalism is being reported. •
Parents should do all they can
to curb such acts by their young
people before more sevi,re measur•
e8. have to he taken.
Other municipalities arc Ten L-
ing the, same problem.
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THE IIRVSSEL POST.„ Vill'ItSDA V, SEPT. 1.1FIt, 1909
PEOPLE WE 'KNOW
Liprks Club Hold
..First Fall Meeting
The first 'regular frill meeting
the Lions, C11111 11,11:1 held on moat-
day night.
The new presntent. Lion ('al
1.0'OSid(1(1 ;:l11(1 WeICP .111 ,41
the Lions and guests with ii spec-
ial weleome, to Lion: 1 lar.dil
Thomas, Selwyn- Ilalccr anil ('on
Parker who had till boon
Lion Tomor Ken Scott led the
sing song, Lion secretary (lee
:McFadden called the roll and rend
minutes and correspondence.
'Tail Twister, Lion Cordon Mc-
an yin, busily wielded the fine box.
dent of Britssels. The guf2ss contest was won •
Wayne :facklity,. youngest son of
Mr, and Mrs.' Lawrence Jacklin,
has rettirned hoine• after having
worked in Calgary for the past
eight. months. He is employed in
Orangeville and is living with his
brother and sister-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Jacklin. His family
are happy to have. him home.
Lion Hill Taint-il:.
T.,irm \Volts (.I.isplayed a number
Of Lions pim3 available.
Lion "toy Cousins prosented a
financial report on the swimming
classc.,.s sponsored by the club,
DONATIONS TO
BRUSSELS FALL FAIR
(Late for Prize List)
Ralph Pearson
.Toward :Bernard
6.0 0 AFTERNOON GROUP
5.00
OF BRUSSELS U. C. W.
INir acid Mrs. suralasma,
Holland, ore guests or Mr. and
Mrs. 11, Devries.
Douglas Elliott, son of M.r. and
Mrs. George 14)1:iott has returned
to Waterloo University,
Miss Rosemary 11:oko, daughter
of Mr. and. Mrs. (tom-don Blake,
is caroled ill St„loseph's Regional
School of Nursing, London. for the
two year course;
Mr and Mrs. Gerald Huether
and doughtor Sandra of St.
Catharines are holidaying with leis
parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Cllenn
Iluelher, •
David itostings Sr, is a patient
111 Wingnam Hospital after suf-
fering steak spell while digging
a • ditch at Monkhy.
Mr, and Mrs', Tif)no •and family
of Ottawa have been holidaying
with Mrs. J. S. Armstrong,
Leona anti
Lorne Dale is eentitled to his
home with illness,
Dr. and. Mrs. Joint -Harper of
Hamilton were \:isitors with -Mr.
and Mrs. George 11.1vons on Sunday.
Archie Thompson of Toronto
spent the • • Wweekend with his
Mo.-cher :Mrs. AL Thompson.
•. Mr. and Laycock, Pat,
And Cordon of Water-
down were Sunday visitors with
MrS. S. Armstrong, Jim and
Leona and 'family,
Mr, and M,rs. Roy termer of
Phoenix, Arts„ were visitors with
:Mr. and 'f). A, Hann.
Mr.. and. 1111's, J, Dennison of
Merlin have, been holidaying with
Mr, and Mrs, Gus Pider and other
rola ti ves.
Lester :Vachon, Toronto spent
the weekend. at:. home with his
parents- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
TO a ohm".
Mr. and Mrs. 'Fred Lowry of
Dmalas called on friends here last
week. -Mr, Lowry is a former resi-
$2.50 A Year la Advance
GREY TOWNSHIP. •
COUNCIL MEETING
TOW1dlip Councit•
meetim W 11 S held On 1'1 t
2011.
The following resolutions Virit
pal ssed ;
That ties. minutes Of the last
meeting be adopted as read,
iPhat, (be Walton sidewalk
extended and Nun Inman he en -
gaged to build the sidewalk at tho
price of •1.8c per sonar' rt.
That ehr request or Thomas
Find], owner of Lot 7, Conces-
sion 7, and others be ttccopied to
repair all the tile portion above
thCl 01)011 drain in Lot i, 1:011.0eS-
Si011 8 of the Inglis :Municipal :Drain
alai that E. H. tru.erstadt, 0. L.'S.,
and Drainage Eingtneer of Triton
Engineering- Services Limited.
Orangeville, Ontario, be appoint-
ed to make a survey and prepare
plans, profiles and report for the
repair and improvement (if ne.--
essary) of the said drain in ac-
cordance with The Drainage Act
1062-83 and Engineer E. Tr.. Dam--
steal be requested to investigate
the feasibility and cost. of extend-
ing the tile portion of the Inglis
Drain. through Lot 4, Concossicm
8 owned by Charles Thomas.
That the request Alex Gulutzea,
owner of Lot 5, Concession 17 be
accepted to repair the tile portion
of the Smillie Municipal Drain and
the t H. rderstadt, 0, L. S. of
Triton Engineering Services .Liro-
ited, arangoville, Ontario, be ap:.
Pointed to make a survey and pre-
pare plaits, profiles and report I:''
Some in accordance with The
'Drainage Act 1982-63.
That Court of Revision on the
Buchanan Mnnieitntl Drain bo
closed and fay-Law Na. .19 of 'out
be tinnily passed as road a third
time.
That the request of Donald J.
Martin, owner of Lot 1:i. Conces-
sion 7, and others be accepted to
repair the tile portion of the
Brower Municipal Drain and tIm
clerk he instructed to notify the
11.1 ai tl nd Valley Conservation
Authority or such proposed drain-
age works,
That Paul lams he rebated the
sum of $.117.60 for over-payment
of 19(18 taxes on North Part of Lot
37, Co n 088i on 1.
'['bait. Court of -Revision on I.hc
Somers 'Municipal Drain be held
on October Gth, 19(19, iii: 2 p.m., and
Court, of Revision alt the ycilwan
Drain be hold on Oct-
ober (ith, 1969, at 3 1).111,
That applications for (onus in the
amounts of $3,5110., $(1400., $3.0011.
$2,000., and $4,000 be. accepted.
under The Tile Drainage Ant.
That all approved accounts be
paid.
That the meeting he adjourned
to meet on Octobo. title 1969. at
Otto p.m, in' at the call of the
Fl.eoVe.
Approved accounts be paid:
C'eneral $11,208,35
Roads und
llriclgeti 22,3(17.07
Total
;tt il.r1lM Th om a a itoovc,
N4Yth6 (litrdiff tlorit
(T,S.A.
COLEMAN BERNARD'
Baskets of gladioluses decorated
St, John's Ang,lican Church on
Saturday, saptember Oth for the
double ring ceremony which united
in marriage Sld rico, M a rga ret
Ilernard and 1Tr, .tutee 's Douglas
coleman.
The bride is the •doughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas l3m.-nord of
RAI- 1, lirussels and the groom is
tin' son of. Mr. and Francis
Coleman of Soaforth.
The orgtmist - was rs. Bevan
Elliott- and Mr. Hank 1t)xel sang
"Wedding Prover" before the cere-
mony and `;() Perfect LoVe" dur-
ing the signing of the register.
The bride, given In marriage by
her (other, was dressed in a floor:
length gown which featured
round neckline, elbow length
sleeves and sheath skirt. Her
full length train was trimmed with
matching. lace- Her petal shaped
headpiece held her shoulder length
veil. She wore the groom's gift, a
pearl lloCklace and. earrings, She
carried pink roses en .a 'white
bible. •
Mrs. Cordon Pryce of R.R.
Walton, sister of the .bride, was
matron.m•:bonour and the brides-
maids were 'Miss Sandra Coleman.
It.11: 1, Sea forth, and Mrs. Lorne
Cackstetter .of Exeter, sister of
111i , groom, Miss Dianne Bernard,
cousin of the bride, •was. flower
girl. All wore gowned in pink lace
over lafr-t,.! rea Luring elbow length
sleeves with empire waist line,
Ali wore mate.hing rosette head
pieces and carried ba.skets of
whits shosta
.M.r. (lorald Coleman, R.R.
Sea forth, brother of the groom,
was best mon and the guests were
ushered by Ni', C.ordon Pryce
R.R., 1, Walton brother-in-law of
the bride, and 111r, Lorne Clack-
stet Ler. of 'Exeter,. brother-in-law
Ile groom, • • .
The wedding dinner Was served
the parish hall of the church.
The bride's mother received guests
wearing it two-piece dress of red
erimpline and White accessories.
Der corsage was white' carnat-
ions. The groom's -mother assisted
in a brown sh ea tit dross with,
hrown and yellow accessories,
Tier corsage 'was yellow carnat-
ions.
For it wedding trip to Northern
09tario (he bride - travelled in a.
blue brocaded dress with. match-
ii i and • white necessories
with a corsage of pink roses. '.'hey
reside in See forth.
Prior to her wedding the bride
\vas honored at several misca
!animus showers. Mrs. Clarence
McCutelicon and Mrs, Carson
Watson were hostesses at ono in
the church hasement for friends
noighbours: f C.lordOn
PrYee 110 S toSS at a shower for
gouts and cousins, and Mrs. Glenn.
1-fifether tor the staff of the Cal-
hinder Nursing home, where the
bride was employed prior to her
tharrie,
001 VIM to to dutte?
.POST PUBLISHING,' ROUSE
TAKE PART IN
YOUR FALL FAIR
tfavo you noticed the deliciOus"
aromas drifting out. of houses.. as
you Walk along the streets these:
days? ff. come from the good
things our' ladies are baking„ •
practicing to perfect their entries .
in our Fall Mar nit September'
25th and Nth.
Let's all get into 'the act this
year and. make this our best fair
ever, in all classes. The residents
of this community are as' good.•
homemakers and farmers as those
anywhere. So come on folks, get
those entries ready and prove it
by carrying off most of those. gen-
erous prizes hieing offered, your-
selves,
'f'1(is-es, cattle and swine are
being groomed for their appear,
once in the show ring while 4-11
Club members are polishing up
(Items she(wmanship technique.
flowers arc' beautiful this year,
If wind and rain, and heaven for-•
bid, frost. tie not wreck havoc,
there should he a gorgeous display
in the flower section.
Race horses are being exercised
and urged to develop their utmost
Wed, ready for the fair races,
There will be the usual parade
with school children, bends and
nonts children.'s races. and of
ecnirsc, the midway, with Spun.
sugar floss, -.candied apples • and
rides to delight the young. • •
Thursday night visit the Crystal
Palace and see the array of indoor
exhibits. Enjoy -the variety pro-
ram being arranged by the.
Ladies' Div i si on.
. Ir you want to keep your Eros-
sell .Pair it, is up to the • Whole
community to get busy, get oat
and prove it,
"PEEPING TOMS"
Keep your drapes drawn ladies,
There. are `•Peeping TornS". renort,
ed abroad in our village:
CRANBROOK
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler
attended the Warby-Mooney wed-
ding in Dundas. on August 30th.
and spent the Weekend. in Wat.
erford.
Mrs, Calvin Cameron visited
Hai-ninon and Conestoga a feW
cloys last week,
Mrs, Wes McEa.chern was called
home from Galt owing to the
illness or her brother, Tohn 'Men,
:try, at H.tironview.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn mmt
family attended the 'Civens-Machan
wedding in Listowel on Satin-day,
Those from this area attending
the mortgage or Lorry Dttcharine
and Miss Dorothy White at
Sault Ste. Marie oil Septemlie.r. 5th
included Mr, acid .1\irs. Wilfred
Strickler, Mr, and MrS. Jos. Hart,
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Macintosh, anti
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Evans.
The Sacrament of Baptism tat
be obstwved Sn Km Cluuroli eitt
(eotitilittiul lril in§ititt NO)