The Brussels Post, 1970-07-02, Page 1ff
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Brussels Public School
Promotion
Grade 8 to Grade 0
„Adams, Andy; Barbour, Cathy;
r,z1.01! France!D Hanna, Julie;
3aines; , Calvin,; Lichty, MdrVitt:
ifull'‘'iyyk, Barbara; MeOtitcheq,n,
gitline; Medutcheoil, Lori; ile-
Lellan, Alvin; Mitchler, Brian;
Mutter, Paul; Pearson, ;Joyce;
Raymond, Keith; Smith, Doug;
Valiance, Lloyd Watts, Steph-
anie; Brown, Geoffrey; Draper,
George; Gordon, Dianne; Le
Drew, Judy; Workman, 1)011,
Grade 7 to Oracle 8
Cardiff, Janet; 'Finial, ilarhai'a
Hinton, .1-ten; Ireland „Joyce ;
3ermyn, Bruce; Mair, Linda; Mc,
Clory, George; Altller, Lentils;
Mitchler, Wayne; Nichol, Hugh;
Nicholson, Donna; Verbeek,
Harry; Wesenberg, 'Dianne; Sul-
livan, 'Maureen; Bernard, Car-
man; Budnark Stisan; Cloakey.
Patti; Ti JOhnstoh.
.1tac:ty; Ken*, Debilie; Logan
Dave; Machan, Lawrence; Martin,
Stephen; McCall, Don; Thacker,
Ricky; Willis, Wayne; Exe.l,
Fred; Mason, Laverne,
Grade 6 to Grade 7
Barbour, Laureen; Bridge, Rob-
ert; Campbell, Laurie; Draper,
Janice; Dyk, :Gina; Elliott, Fern:
James, Murray; Kingsbury, Bren-
da; LeDrew, Sharon; Lichty,
Marie; McLean, Cirlen.n; MeWhirt-
er, Jaekie; Nichol, Murray:' Pear-
son, Janet; Pitllinan, Glenn; Ray-
Toono, .Coleen; Smith, Norma;
Vallance, Beth: , Watts,
Wesselink, Margaret; Wheeler,
Murray; White, Coleen; White,
Randy,
Grade 5 t, Grade 6
AdaMs, joim; Bone, Murray;
Bridge, Scott; Bryans, Robert;
bloakey, Sharon; Dorsch, Ann,
ette; Maier, 'Randy; Giousher,
Beverley; :Goulet, Eric; 0oWing,
Paul; Johnston, Laurie; Jnizi,
Jamie; Keifer, Rhonda; King,
)3111; Kufske, Roger; Machan,
June; Al,acben, Linda: Me.Catch.
eon, Brenda; :McLellan, k'arl;
fr.rotti;i.ri Mitchler, Valerie:
Richmond, Bonnie; Scott, Larry;
Sellers, Judy; Stnith,„ Jitanita;
Smith, Mary; Stephenson, David;
Weseriberg, Dawn; Wesselink,
Darlene; White, Danny.
Grade 4 to Grade 5
Bernard. Gwen; Bridge, Lyle;
Bridge, Lynne; Campbell, Suite;
Draper, Bradley; Gibson, Peggy;
Gordon, Joyce; 'Maher, Joan;
;fames, Gwen; Kennedy, Norman;
Kingsbury, Suzanne; Rumm,
Brenda; Langlois, Susan: M al r.
Jeap; McArter, Joan; tall,
.Julie: Mallory, Lori; MeCtit-
-cheon, Michelle; McLean, Keith;
McLellan, Max; Pullman, Ruth:
Raymond, Carol; 'Watts, David;
White, Gail; Wesselink, Grace;
'Willis, Donna; Meinerna, Patti;
Dendo i to 6rIlt9t, 4
(INGO,
Mr0i ;. • jit'!fi'llif ,('lit'ili[l's
.G1L,ES WILBEE
A lovely summer wedding took
plaCe at Chalmers United Cliereik.
Guelph, 'whot June Olizah.eth,
(laughter of Mil. and Mrs, 'Kenneth
(1. \Vilbee, becalue the
bride of Howard .Frederich, sort of
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Giles, Prince
Albert, Sask.
ROY.: Douglas T. Sloane offici-
ated at. the. double ring ceremony.
Air. Philip Patti 1.lin.v0d appropriate
music prior to the eereniolf
during the signing of the register,
The bride was radiant in a gown
of white :Beau de Charm with
rounded neckline end tiny puffed
sleeves. The gracefully ronfided
chapel train tell from the empire
waist. Hof Matching white rose
hobtleires4 Was eithaheed with.
Pearls and she Wore a Dead droll
necklace, gift or the
carried ti .nosegay Wend of
gardenias, pink roses, and lily of
the valley with ••White ribbon
streamers.
Ruth Wilbee, thelell, was
her sisters Maid .of honor Gild
Miss Carol \\ranee, Walton, .conSin
of the bride; WaS • bridesinaid.
The attendants isVerE.. goWned alike
OA ; daisy Paildraed
Batiste in empire waisted
Their gowns w ere trimm ed. '1,1.fth
shocking pink ribbon matching
the centre of the white daisies
ent-wined in their. hair. 'Each car-
ried a white basket of pink and
white carnations..
Mr. Dale 'Giles, :Prince Albert,
was his brother's hest man -and
the guests .were ushered by 'Mr..
Bruce 'Wilbee, brother of the bride.
Poilowing the cereino.ny • a
wedding dinner Was served at the
Park view Motel,: Guelph., 'The
dining room Was decorated with
daisies, • pink • carnations • and
candles.. A • thre'e tiered wedding
rake centred the bride's table.
Amid a shOwer .of good
the. happy, Connie left .on art ex:7
tended trip across .Canada and
the United. States.• . • •
The bride is a graduate of the
Toronto •General Hospital School
of NurSilig• .and the grOcini •is rr
graduate from the 1lniverSity of
Elf.) ska tchOwail.
DEATHS
ALCOC.K -- Richard Beacham
Alcock on Tuesday, June 30th,
1170. Funeral Service from. the
M. L, Watts Funeral Home at
2 p.m. Thursday, July 2nd.
Burial in Brassels Cemetery.
BELL — Laura May W b eel7,
beloved wife or Wm, IL Bell, at
HurOnView, Clinton, on Monday,
June 29th.,Fulneral service train
M. r, Watts Funeral Home,
Wednesday at 2 p.m, Burial in
Brussels Cemetery,
(Catharine:` Cousins, Doug; Dte-
charine, Kim; Ducharme, Murray;
Dyk„Iohn; Elliott, Ted; EXel,
Elizabeth; Fischer, Shelley;
Gionsher, Jerry; 114.,,giris. Don-
old; Ireland, Mary; Kursice,
Arlene; Lichty, Miriam; 'Mot:Loan,
Rota; McArter. Joanne; McLellan,
David; Miller. Doris: Niehol,
Kevin; Oldridge, 13rian; Prior,
Tim: Richmond, John; Scott,
Brian; Sholdice, Doug; Stephen-
son, Dianne', •VanCtimp, :Kevin;
Wheeler, CaPol; Wheelo, Scott;
Cnorjp.1 1-i11StInt
Pit
MRS. LESLIE BEIRNES
Nrs. LesiiC Beirnes of
ham, passed away at the Wing-.
ham and District Hospital, Of:
BaturdnY, June 13th, following a
brief illness, She was TS years of
age.
The former Susan :Pearl A1d.
worth, she and her husband farm.
ad on the 7th -concession of Mor-
TOwnship, near Brussels, be-
fore retmilp to Wingham in 1958.
She was a niellifie'r, 0/! S.L. An-
drew's Church there.
Surviving besides her hUS1):1 ari
are one sister, Mrs,•RubY DellnieY
of Clinton _ and several neices
and nephews.
The body rested at. the .5. J,
Walker Funeral Horns 1.1111..11.
frUeSdaY, 1601, at 2 p.m,
when Rev, R. H.Arinstrong con-
ducted the funeral service. Inter-
ment was in Brussels cemetery.
Pallbearers were Gerald Mc-
Arter, Mel McArter, Roy Fischer,
inner Eastman, Harald i1ldworth,
Old Lewis Denpison,.
Flowers W•14re carried by Guss
Ettio$: Nritc tofi EaStionn, and
Lewis 111(1^:vorth.
CRANBROOK
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Armstrong,
PereinS, spent the weekend With
loved SmaildOn.
'.:\leBride, Stratford, was
a Sunday c;,-,:for with N'Ivs. Calvin
Cameron, and Mr, end Mrs. Alex
Cameron,
:k visitedlrs
Stevenson,
Evening W.M.S. Group
The ;June Meeting of the Even-
ing Grotto 01 the 1 r. 1i. was
held trt the home of 'Airs: Jack
ii<night, who presided. poem
"Love." was read iiy Mrs., Stewart
Steiss and the "eriptxtrr, reading
from "f ood N'ews for 1\lodern
Man" was given by Mrs. 13ordes
engel. One of the Writings of
"Ethel Chapman" was read by
Sirs. Leslie Knight. The minutes
and treasurer's report were given
and the roll call was all item from
the Juile Conference held 'at
Shakespeare, The topic 'June, and
Love" was given by Mrs Stuart
Stevenson. The next meeting will
be in September. Lunch was serv-
ed by Mrs. Gordon Engel_ and the
hostess.
Bride-Elect Honored
On Friday evening a miseella n-
eons shower for Sharon Pisenc‘r
was held in the Communily
Centre. Contests were conducted
by Mrs, Leslie Knight and Mriz.
Joe Smith. Mrs, Alanrice Cameron
read an address of good wishes
to the bride-to-he. The many beou-
Win and useful gifts were present-
ed by a group of young girls.
Sharon expressed her thanks te
everyone and extended an in-
vitation to visit her in her new
Kiteliener following h
iiitirrItqfe in July. Lhneli 1.,ittso
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04: HAROLD Cis,,RpIFF
Mrs. ElizatIlObi 1320s:3 Cardiff of
Brussels died Tuesday, June 2314,
in Victoria Hospital, 1,outtou,
after a. lengthy illness, She
her (1.6 venr.
Widow Ci .r ihe lute^ Harold
Cardiff, who pf.t'll/kleaSed her a
number of year$ ago, Vie vms 0
life-long resident of this :co-fh'itgiun-
ity, born in Grey Township. ,
She is survived by two dangters,
Mi-s. E, A, (Mafg'aret) Elston of
Arva gad. Mrs, Cyril, (Jean)
PreScott and one son, Murrill of.
OW Township; four brothers,
Hugh Sni4t1l, Molesworth, Charles.
Smith of 'f-Ofgtale, Wm, Smith,
Brussels and fei2NO Smith or
Walton; three siste'M Mrs.
Melvin (Jean) Taylor, :BrafrOs,,
Mrs, Sam (Margaret) Sweeney,
Ethel and Mrs, Cliff (Margery)
Ritchie, Walton,
She eras Predeceased, by (MO
sister Mrs, 'GeVfga (Marion)
W i gh tin an,
Funeral services were held'
Friday, June 26th, from the M. L.
Watts Funeral Home, conducted
by the Rev. B, LeDrew.
:Pallbearers were six nephews,
koiks Taylor, Ivan Wightnian. Jas.
Strfith, 00kcliaiii Smith, Gerald
tc7ddiaff, 1.04 toil
Burial was iti)BrinSSeig cemetery,
•
PEUft'Lha WE WOW'
Mrs, Annie IsenOP a patient
in 'Victoria Hospital, L'Ondon,
Mr. and Mrs. SaM YoIleck gnizi
family, Toronto, were visitors I
Brussels on Saturday.
and, ,,Sirs.. Donald tr r P.
of .WilloWdale spent the weekend
at their home lit 'Brussels,
Mr. and Mrs. RosS isenor of
Truro, Nova Scotia and Mr. John
'senor of Toronto, are visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Goulet.
Ronnie Hinton, soft of Sir, and
Mrs. Victor Hinton, was succes-
situ' in completing his six Grade
10 subjects from the Winghom
and District High School under
the Home instruction Plan.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
51,-s. Writ, were - Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Miller acid family, Galt,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 'Miller and
family. Exeter and Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Miller and Joanne of clirey
't'own'ship.
Mr. and Mrs. Magwood and Ann
and. Mr, and. Mrs. BO Center and
Jackie. London, Delton Rtirkehart,
Wingham and Miss Sylvia Hoover
Reg, iN,, Wingharn, wei-e Sunday
visitors With Mr, and Mrs. Nor-
man .hoover',
Weekend visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Wnt. Kellington were fit';.
Framk Hathara, Mitchell, Mervyn
Riley, Red Lake, Ont., Mr. and
Mrs, Larry 'Kellillgton, Spring-
field and Mr. arid Mrs. Don Jack-
Ith of Orangeville,
Mr, and Mrs, Lyle Brothers and
Mrs, Florence Pletcher of Scar.-
ViNitild. with MINA Mae
ariti fittimued
tii t9ttl htiti Ktiii..0101 fry F±19116f
tit tfi'd
GREY CENTRAL
HONORS ATHLETES
Wednesday`, Tune 24, a gen-
eral awerrfhly was held in the
school auditeriunt Special awards
Mui trophies were presented for
acki.eVements during the past
year:
Individual champions declared
to, the Annual Track & Field Day
held June S were as follows:
fienior Girls: Darlene Duchartne
- pts„ Susan Hanna - 19 pts,„
Kay 'Keller - 10 pts.
Intermediate Girls: Dorothy
Bonesehansker - .24 pts., Gwen
McLean - 1110., Mary Ellen!
- 9 pts,
Juni0v Girls : Linda Lake - 15.
pls., Gloria Elliott - 13 pts,, Heath-
er McIntosh 12 pta,
Primary Overall Champ: Riau.
Cardiff,
ienior Boy: Bruce Fischer -
26 pis., Dave McClory - 16, pts...
InterOediate Boy: Doug Guy
Brian Ward a 12 pts.
- 22 pts., Bill Pearson - 16
Brian Kerr: - 1.5 $a.
Junior Boy: David Brown - 16
Pts,, Kirk Speiran - pts., Terry
Bateman and Brian Cog - 10 pts.
(fted4
'ran)' champions for the 1970i
6easol; Wh'oi received armbands'.
were: Girlg" Softball "The Rand-
ers", Linda Morrow, 'Bonnie Mc—
Intosh, Anna Lee, Stephenson,
Bonnie Clark, Cheryl Bateman,.
Marion Blok, Phyllis Keffer,.
Linda Smith, Debbie Deoatay,
Boys' Softball: "The Tigers"-.
Bruce Wilbee,, Jim Cox, Steven,
"Pearson, Monty Engel, Roger'
Dilworth, Tommy Bowes, BradIe
Smith, Robert Armstrong, Murray
Cardiff, Keith Adair, Verne GuY.
Girl' Newcomb Ball: Barbara
1Butbarme, Anna Lee Stephenson,
Joatrlie McLean, Brenda Speiran,
joannne Weber, Karen Dilworth,
Fay Vetter; 'Debra Bateman, Mar.
ilyn Armstrong,
Boys' NeWcOmb Ball; Wad:
Clark, Terry Bateman, John Web-
er, Doug Guy. Paul Smith, Earl
Pennington, Dave McCiory, Steve
Pearson. Keith Ada ir, Brtiee
Fiseb or'.
Boys' Basketball; Dave Mc-
Glory, Paul Beirnes, Bill Bones,
chansker, Roger Dillworth, Barry
Breather,' Ken Clarke, Murray
Armstrong; Scott Pettaaiece, Ron
Stewart.
Squad Champs, Gr. 3 & 4. Team
2: Sharon Smith, Barbara Cam-
eron, Barbara Bradshaw, Joy
Albrecht, Betha,ny Kleffer, Steten
Guest, Brian Dietner,
Grade 4, Team: Brian COk.
Sheila Willoughby, Heather Mc-
Intosh, Wendy Smith, Ruth Ann
Molt, Tommy Mattson, Ricky
Schnock,
_
Gr, & 6, Team: Brian Kerr,
Doug Guy. Jim Cox, Ross Sleight,
holit, Kirk Speiran, Truce Mc-
Intosh, Peter van Veen, Rudy
Streither, Steven Plach, David
Brown.
'Cr, 7 & S. Team 'Doug Conley,
Dave McChary, Mike Pettopiece.
Earl Pennington Steven Payne,
Paul Beirnes, ,Joseph. '<neater,
.[loll McLean, Larry Cox, Ken
Clarke, Kbn
Three pupils were also Stle.eeS-
SE111 at the Wingbam Invitational
Field Meet. June 1.9. Those reach-,
ing trophies were: Senior Boy's
Champion: Bruce Ft-Scher. Run-
ner-up, Dave McClory, and Dar-
lene Ducharme was Senior Girl
Riutner.-41).
Several Stildeitii Were honored
for herfkii: att@itthiede hi the
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