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The Brussels Post, 1970-02-19, Page 1sotto Ind 12,50. 4 .7ifear I.n Advance $3.50 Te u.s.A., THE BRUSSELS POST 9'Ill'itSDAY, 1979 1 ),57, PuBLIKIENO HOU= raft had. a display of the girls' Rev, C. A. 'Winn was chairman record books and work. Mrs orrr the annual meeting' at 'Knox Kufske explained the girls work Presbyterian Church, and opened and also read Norma Mains' coin. the meeting with prayer and rerirl rents which were given. on, Ach- Rev, Ch. 3, ievement Day, The articles on die:- Mrs. Cordon Etagel was an- play were a credit to the girls pointed congregational secretary and their leaders. for the meeting and read f1i Mira. rani 'Hemingway then resit, minutes of the 1969 meeting. All charge or the program, The 'O.1 reports were adopted as printed. Call was "Name a new fabric and New managers elected. were how you. liked it". Miss Laura Stewart Steiss. Earl Dunn etsl: Lucas gave an interesting motto Alex Cameron. Mrs. Mac Engel on "If you oan't be thankful for ci as re-appointed secretary trens- what you hav-e, be thankful for error and Mrs. Stuart McNair and what you have missed". Mrs. Stewart. Steiss organists. tioY'd Wheeler, a tocal apiarist Ushers appointed were was then called on for a talk on knight. Douglas Evans, Leslie. Honey, tie showed most inter- Knight and Stewart Steiss. Sim eating and informative titan f -. Knight appointed ItaditOr. Rees, This was r o il„„„,6 b y a Th (i )111d go t and National Develop- "Qtlestion and Answer" period, anent funds were discussed, also Lloyd was thanked and presented Camp Kintail. Rev, Winn moved with a gift, a hoHrty rote 01 thallk..9. to all MI'S. Doug Homingway,: who at- helped in tiny way during the tended the East Iiiiron District your, ExteentiVe illoOtitig held in Wro\-. v ifl e d Mot., told that the District Annual ',fleeting will be held in Illtievale on Stay 12 starling at 0 0.111, Each were followed by the serving of P. brarrrlr to supply or enter, delicious lunch by Mrs, de Tr ri , MjNs Pearsoli '111.1i 41 No)ttltl g viSiltikteg d 40) also in the ladies who the bountiful poilnck who p.igt pro-, whielt preneded the meethig. LETS CELEBRATE THE W.I. Members Hear VANDALS AT WORK NOW LisTgN, A.1, I,.. PEOPLE AND YOU WILL HEAR WHAT'S DOING IN BRUSSELS SCHOOL THIS YEAR On Friday, February 13th, our pupils and interested parents filed into the auditoritun and watched -Grade Five's assembly, They presented skits called "The Washing Machine", and "The Lighthouse Keeper's Daughter", Laurie Johnston played the role GE "Superstitious Charlie". on appropriate play for Friday the 13th.'1i verycme showed his apprec- iation by his applause). During -the assembly, Mrs. Ray• mond awarded the public speak. log winners with their trophies, A hook, for aehieving the most points at the Brussels Fall Fair was presented to Linda Machu]] by Mrs. Tyerman. The contest was sponsored by the T. Eaton Com- Mr, and. Mrs. liarVey Craig. pony'. , Cheryl and fltneme attended the Last Tuesday the cheerleaders, 110th wedding anniversary of Mr. girls and the boys volleyball and Mrs. Sillery at their home in teams travelled to Londesboro. Brucefield.: After the long bus ride, you can guess what happened: we got smeared. Scores Alrs. Marion Junget of Toronto atid -Mrs, Wrn, Mayo of Surrey, .13. C., visited last week with Mr. and Mrs. flarvey Craig and alsd attended the Golden wedding anniversary of their cousin, Mr. and Mrs, F1', N. 'Sillery of Bruce- field. Sunday guests witty. Mr. and Mrs, Roy Williamson, Shirley and Tom were Mr, and Mrs. Glen Corlett, Rickey, Randy and Dianne, or Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Racho, Carol Ann and Joan of SeafOrth. Drs. Jean and (-:erel 'Wester- mann of Burlingten spent. the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Mills. Mr. and Mrs, Walter 13OO11 of Blyth*isited Sunday evening at the same home., WALTON Winning Public Speakers, Mrs. Carl Hemingway and Mrs Iluttg Merin war, conveners at Agriculture and Canadian dustries, held their meeting- in the Brussels Library on Thursday afternoon, February 12t1) at two o'clock with a, good attendance. After the usual opening exer- cises the president, Mrs. :lint in 150 countries Smith, welcomed the members short service of ;inch visitors, and called on. Lloyd of the -valiance, aged, 13. Grade S pupil. who was rrunner up in a recent Public School, public speaking contest, to present his speech en- titled "Truth is Stranger than Fiction", Colleen Raymond, 11 years old. Grade 6 pupil, also de- livered her prize winning speech in "Money". Both pupils present- ed their talks Clearly and force, fatly and delighted their audience. •;\ I'm Doug Hemingway wished them continued SUOCTSS and pre- sented them with a gift. Mrs. 'Marie McCntcheOn, seene- ry-treasurer, read the : minutes of the january meeting and the financial statement. As the fin- ances are getting low, a discus- sion was held on some ways to raise money. It. was decided . hold a euchre party on Monday PEOPLE WE KNOW evening , March 2, at 5:341 o'clock and Mrs. Sack McCuteheon We are glad to report that -Mrs. Maude teeming and -m-rs. 'Roy Bennett have been able to return home, afar spending a few weeks in hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stimore. et Stratford and Mr. and Mrs, James Scott of 'Myth spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Tarry Blake, ninth line of Morris twp., on the arrival of a baby daughter last week, in Clinton Hospitnl. Mr. and Mrs. PM Taylor and family of Staffs. visited on. Sun- day With the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rollie Achilles. Tlruce Clark, London, spent the week-end at the home of his par- ents, Mr. and Mrs.,Tame.S Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Hackwell of Exeter and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Me- Ilwain; Mark 011(1 David of Sea- forth were week-end guests with MrS. W. C. Hackwell, Joe Ryan is patient in Clin- ton Hospital having Suffered a heart attack, we hope he is soon able to be Op and, about as Usual. Conveners on Historical Re- search and Current Events for the. February Tnstitute meeting to be held in the Communiay TTall Wednesday, Feb. 25, will be Mrs. .Tas. Clark and Mrs. Mac Sholdice, each member to bring a Grand- mother as guests, also your oldest item in your possession and dis- play it and a written current event to he used in the Curator's book. Mrs. McCrae of Myth will deMonstrate on leather craft. Walton Unit of U.C.W. 'Mrs. E,merson Mitchell Opened the detotional part of the N'illton 'Unit r .C..W. meeting Wednesday eVoning, T-Tymn 378 was SUM; with fgentittntni r,ii, iiimide intro! were; Girls 15 to 11 1.5 to 12 for Brussels and 15 to 9 for Londesboro. 'We play against Londesboro TitesdaY„ Feb. 17th at our settee]. 'Watch next week for the results. 'We hope to give them • a better fight. Our games for (g) Grades 7 and S are going the same as usual, Point. Standing is: Blainces ubble G'iunmers. 24. Lloyd's Tur- keys 22. Keith's Chicklet Chomp- ers 14. Julie Hanna and Janet Cardiff TYKE HOCKEY LEAGUE ALL STAR GAME Brussels 4, Gorrie Scoring tor Brussels: Doug Cousins scored. all four goals, HOUSE LEAGUE Black HaNkks 7, Red Wings 1 Scoring for Black Hawks: Deng Cousins 3 unassisted:. Doug Gous- ins Men Cousins); Ken Cousins (Doug Cousins); Doug Cousins ((Neil Mitchell); scoring for lied •Vings: Darwin McCutcheon (Robert Dertiaray). Bruins 4, Maple Leafs 0 Scoring for Bruins: Brian Scott (John Richmond); Tim Prior (Brian Scott); Tim Prior Scott) ; Gary McWhirtcr. STANDINGS W. L .GF. GA PTS Bruins WORLD DAY OF PRAYER Coptinoing diSappOlJaMellf. IS felt ,by the committee who plan the fleeting of the World Day of Prayer at the small attendance. It is definitely a matter of regret that only 70 women from the vil- loge or Brussels and the sur- rounding area. join with the mil- lions of women and areas in a Prayer for the bringing world to Christ. The collections at last year's meetings, $09,:000 was used to assist many projects in all countries in, the world. 'Won't you make it 21 point to lie tit the 1970 service which will be held in the Brussels United Church on Friday, 'March 6, at p.m, BRUSSELS FALL FAIR DATES SET Brussels Fair officials have set the dates for the Fall Fair. ft will be held On the last Friday and Saturday of September, the 21th and 25th, 'Plans are already under- way to make the 1970 fair an even bigger success than last year. Mr. were Sunday visitors in 'Inger- soil. Filijoh. Chapman, who has spiell many months as a p atient in ngham Hospital returned to his home here this week. Air. and Mira. Arthur Weiler. Robert and 'Bonnie Of Toronto spent the week-end with Mr, and Mrs. George Thornton. Gary ()nth. who was ethniiryed at Huron Food Products has ac- cepted a position in Elmira, Mrs, 'W, J. Perrie spent Severn' days with Rev. James Perris or Strathroy while lie was ill with pneumonia, Mrs. 0. Elliot, who had been a patient in Wingham and District Hospital with injuries sustained. In a car accident, returned home last: -week. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Thornton. Dionne, Steven Prld TWY1f1 Down of Dublin. spent Sunday -with Mr, and Mrs. 'George Thornton This ennimunit3r was well re- presented on the CKNN 'PV pro- grant "Reach Per The Top" with Misses. Kathleen -Krauter. Nancy (lowing and Neil Hemingway on the four student tonin that parti- cipated for the P. E. See,- ondary School of AVia,gharn. ENGAGEMENT Mrc and grs.. Lloyd Mitchell of Brussels wish fo annOmice the cp. gtigement of :Lorna Louise Cooper. daughter of Mrs. Mitchell and the late Mr. Fred Cooper. to David Russell Eilliott, 6011 of Mr. and Mrs. Grant. Elliott of Brussels. The wedding will take place rn thp early part of March.. for 1tarptaing? `Read (by'' AT LOCAL ARENA vandal have been at work in the dressing rooms of the Bills, sets arena. The recreation committe and all others concerned have spent a. great deal of money, time and ortorf to provide facilities for skat- ing, hockey, curling. figure skating etc., for the residents of this: community. Now some unprineipl ed youths, even those who have been using the facilities 'provided,, along with friends who have a. destructive sense of humour, have sPerlt a good deal Or..effort in wrecking the dressing - rooms and toilets Tt. is unfortunate that such people don't grow up and, develop •ft sense of responsibility, WATCH, WHERE YOU GO . AND AVOID TROUBLE • The residents of this village are grateful for the respect of private. Property shown by most. of our snowmobile operators bat there are still a few carelss. ones and complaints are being' made of damage to shrubs etc. So folks. enjoy snowmobiling but do avoid damage to other peoples property and remember that those who are old, or ill, need peace and quiet in the late hours. CRANBROOK Mr. and: Mrs. Clare Veitcb, Marie and Janet. ond Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Veitch attend- ed a thirtieth wedding anniver- sary- celebration for Mr. and Mr.*. 'Ivan 'ffienderson in :Galt on Fehr. Mary' it; • Mrs. Calvin Cameron and Miss EMYletIQ Stairs visited Mr. and firs. Near . Huehn, Conestoga.. Knox Church Annual. Meeting in the public library. Each memb- er was asked to bring a don- ation to the March meetine Tickets were sold on a pair of knitted slippers donated by Mrs Doug Hemingway and a 'Valentin ,' cushion donated by Mrs. licLarty. Mrs. Lorne Nichol held the luelty ticket on the cushion and Mr,, perrie on the slippers. Thirteen dollars 1111(1 twenty-five cents was realised froM the sale of tickets. Mrs. 'Karl Kufske and Mrs, Ti. Triebner, the 4-H Club leaders for the course on Needle. •Tics Wendy Hum oh ries. who wnrks at the Palm erston Child- rens Hospital. snent 0 counle Of days at home with her parents Mr, and 1.5 to 1. for Londesboro. Boys: and Mrs. Stewart. llumphries, 7 2 0 46 30 14 Black Hawks 6 3 0 68 31 12 Red 'Wings 2 .5 2 32 '40 Maple Leah's 1. 6 2 20 1 SCORING LEADERS Doug Cousins SI , Ken Consiiis 36; 'Ken Cousins 36: [Irian Scott 24; 'Till Prior 2S; Darwin Mc- ('atcheon 21; John Richmond 20: Scott Wheeler 19. GAMES THIS WEEK: Thursday, Feb, I!), Brussels Wingliam (in. Wingliaml .5;00 p,m. 'riday. Feb. 20, Listowel vs Brussels (in Brussels) 7:00 P.P. Saturday, Feb. 21. 9,00 'block 'Ulm+ 140 4,00 'tn.' liritthrI :Leonine; 10,1111 Roo Nto.p1§.,, Valle, Aeifts*Ilf1i3e1 1101.