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The Brussels Post, 1970-08-20, Page 1its rn-s— , , $2.50 A Yeae In Advance — $3.50 T.O U.S.A. B13ugssra5 VOSN', i.aturts'iyky,. AUGUST' 20th, 1970 POST PUBLIMING HOUSE CRAP/BROOK JOHN MENAmy. • ns_n: ALEC COLEMAN. Brussels Agricultura Society Alec Coleman, a long-time Field Crop Competitions view on Friday, August 14th in resideiit of this village Missed Results In Barley his 94th Year, away in Elmira on' Saturday; Clifford Bray tewart Procter S Forty-four W.I. memben and. August 15th, in his 72nd year': 98 visitors enjoyed a picnic on ths, He was predeceased by his wife, A. native of England, he' w'as Donald McDonald 52 spaciong lawn of Mrs. Leona Arm- born at Market flarborough, Wm. eciultes 91' strong. A short business period the -former Kathleen Lamont. He is survived by two sons, LeicesierShire, Ife carne to Cain Graelne Craig 90 was conducted by the presidents Alfred of Oregon City, Oregon ads, and Brussels in 1919. He Wall jack iNffideler 89 Mrs. Alberta Smith and the sec. Baker, Brnspels, enjoyed a week Ai Point Clark. , '- ' .4 deceased him on Dee. 1.5th, 1967, and Wesley of . Sweetholm, Ore- gon; One son, Clarence pre- and operated. that business for for some time an interior decor= Lttor, latok he opened a restaurant Leslie Knight Jack Knight 87 Gerald Smith —, OO , 86 86,5 88 gressing well and members were retary, Mrs. Marie McCutcheon. The Cook Book Project is pro- Some years. He was Clerk of the Harvey' Craig asked to he prepared to sell same, Mr, and Mrs, john, Bona, Stays- Also surviving is one sister, 11-It•s, Division Court, from which office Robt. !G'rasbY 85 ranbrook W. I. have invitee( Or, were, ,Week,:end visitors with W, C. (Minnie) IlIcEaChern inci he retired earlier this Year. He Jim Knight 84 M C ajestic Institute to attend Mr, and Mrs. Douglas, ;FUMY iiicl two grandchildren. Three hi others Snsan. and two Sisters. was a member of St. John's Norman Hoover 83 their Tuesday, September • 10t,. . . Anglican Church. Martin Baal' 82 meeting at 8:30 p.m. Mrs, George Former residents milling in the . 81 Funeral service Wati held .from His liife, the fornier .Annie Reiss, F.W.I.O, board member Doug Fra S er area on Monday included Lorne the M. L. Watts Funeral Heine, 80 Will be the guest speaker. The Payne, and one son, Kenneth, pre- Jack Cardiff Cameron, London, who is visiting bother Maurice and Mrs. Brussels on Monday, August 17th deceased hini.. Murray Cardiff 79.5 79 Pratt Fair exhibit, open. to any or- his at 2 p.111 . conducts.; by the Rev. ganization is a "Thanksgiving He is survived by three sons, Cameron and Miss Ross Higgins Jean Cameron C. A. illcCisrroll, William A. of Wawa, Out., Donald 78.5 table setting" consisting of not R. N. Kitchener and hrOther Jack. Clayton Fraser Pallbearers 78 more than seven articles or *less. were - -GXaeine C. Of Elmira and Jack A. of Kill- Glenn Coulter Elmira. 77 '17lie leaders for the courseIlIncDonsild, Kenneth MacDonad, aloe; Bob Manias` 76 • Mr, and MrS. Winston MC- ROSS Engel, Maurice Cameron, Funeral service was held at 2 Clarence McCiitclieon "Focus on Fitness'' are Mrs. Eachern, Galt, spent the week-74 Clarence Bishop and mrs, Elinor Alvin McLellan and Glenn P.m., Tuesday from the M. L. Jacob Muilwyk end With Mr, and"Mrs.-Wes Mc r, and attended the ,funeral Huether. *Burial was in Brussels Ceme. conducted by the Rev. T. K.: Watts Funeral Home, Brussels, 3-Way Mixed Grain Ressilts , , 6:5 Hemingway, Members are asked to- sell tide Charles Bray of their uncle, the late John tory. Hawthorne. Burial 'was in Brus. its on the quilt which will be on Norman. Hoover sets Cernetery. Clayton. Fraser 91 display at the Brussels Fall Fair. Menarey, at Brussels on Monday. 08 Mr. and Mrs. 'Glordon Engel Pallbearers wore George David— Clifford Bray Games and contests and races 92 and family visited Mr, and IVirs. - DONALD' M. MARTIN son, Gerald Gibson, Win. Stephen- were conducted by Mrs. RubyGerald Smith Fro.nic Smith of Baden at their son, Cordon Stephenson, Ray Donsla McDonald 91 Steiss, Mrs. Marie Davis, Mrs, Doug Fraser :87 88 Alberta Smith, Mrs, Leona Arra. cottage in Orangeville on Sunday. Donald M. Martin on Brussels, Bronson arid Ned Rutledge, formerly of Kitchener, died Sun-, Fred Snialldon spent Saturday Murray Hoover 86 strong and Mrs, Eleanor Riming- da.y, August 16th, at Victoria withssMr. and Mrs. Bill Arnistrong, Clarence 1),Icenteheon way, Their was lots of fun :and COUPLE HONORED 84 Hospital, London. He was 44 hitless and the winners were Fergus, and took in the Highland Tom Williamson • 81 Games. years of age. ON 40th ANNIVERSARY giVen small gifts. Race for those sans and Clarence Yuill Roy Williamson 80 over six years was won by Brenda Old. Friendships Renewed Born in moosejaw, Sask., he is. Mrs. Thomas Prescott 75 27-Way Mixed Grain Results McCatcheon and under 3 by the son of Mr. and Mrs. Pluto Rev, Edwin G. Nelson occupied of R R 3, :Brussels, were ha ppily Martin of Kitchener. Rae Houston Christine Neltnag. the pulpit in Knox Church on surprised when about 40 friends 89 Mr. Martin operated :Martin's Wilisun Tiirnbull A bountiful ''not luck" lunch and nelntives gathered on. the 86 &Imlay, AuguSt 16th. Mrs. Nelson, Salvage in Brussels and formerly John van Vliet 88 was served and everyone did Dwight, Mark'' and. Cindy were occasion of. their 40th:wedding Jan van :Vliet ample justice to this. operated a, transport for Dow anniversary,: 82 present and old friendships wers„ Wm. liewitt s. Armstrong Was thanked „Brewery Co. Ltd., in Kitchener.Si81 renewed. The 'NelSon family cic- A delicious buttett dinner was hospitality. by Mts. Stanley Hopper 79 80 Cudmore, for her cupied the Manse here while mr. He was a Member of St. peter 's served, Wallaee Black Nelson ministered to Cranbrook , Lit th er a ii :Church. John. BoneSObansker 78 and Ethel for four yeara, and now ar e in Orangeville. The junior Surviving in addition to: his PEOPLE WE KNOW Ross Higgins 77 : GET YOUR FALL FAIR choir under the leadershipsof Mrs, wife, the , former Edna. Schmidt MISS Martha Anderson of Tavi. Laurie Black Joe Black 76. 75 PRIZE LIST NOW Stewart Steiss contributed a whom he married on April 29th, stock is spending a Week with: Roy Williamson 74 number. 1950, axe one son, Stephen, and her aunt, Mrs. Bertlin Jermyn.r. Torn WilliaMson 73 , Now is the time to get you one daughter, Linda, at home. Oslo W. I, Family Night son, Randy, predeceased bun. ,Two John Cassidy, Montreal, is a Jack Higgins 72 1970 complete Brussels Agricul- T he W: I. held a family night sisters, Mrs. Howard (Pauleen) visitor with ,his parents Mr. and, Judge: Wilfred Grant; PaisleY, tura' Fall Fair PriZe List and at the Community Centre on Bost, Kitchener; and Mrs. Riley Mrs. P. Cassidy. look it over carefully and see the Tuesday' evening August 11th. . (M a rjori el Ben ringer of St, Mrs. Mabel McMichael and :Mr. Ois inec..Treas.: Edwin Martin, many classes, with good prizes, under the eonvenershin of Mrs and .A.Irs. Walter Crossinan of Brussels Agnicultural Society for both outdoor and indoor ex. Catherines. ' jaines Hart, Mrs. Clem Sterner Detroit visited over the , weekend hibits, being Coffered this year, and Mit, Wm. Bremner. Games, The body rested at the Rats- contests a marshMallOW roast Bechtel Funeral Home after noon for the yOunger folks and ' sing- Tuesday, rt'lle funeral service Was song ' Protind an open: fire on the condiicted by Dr. A.1V. LOtS at grofindS Made for an enjoyable 2 pnti. On Wednesday. Burial was evening, All pantoOk of SMOrgas- . in St. Peter's cemetery, Kitchener. beard style refreshments later in the baseMent. Mrs. Mae McIntosh, a charter AT HOME member of re Cranbrook W. I., Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bann will who has moved to Listowel, was.. be at home to their friends, preSented with a W. I. cup and Saucer by tilts. Leslie Knight On relatives and neighbours on behalf of the members. Friday, August 28th, from 3 Mr. and M's, Dick Bradahaw and family have returned front ail enjoyable *three week motor trip to the coast going through the northern route and home by the southern part. Mrs. Lylle Gordon, Mrs. Emina ,§t, Tliortiain ,M, iihiter; LiStoltiiel Miss Peai:1 John Mowry died in Huron. MAJESTIC W.I. ENJOY PICNIC to 5 p.m. end 7:30 to 10 p.m. ,N6 Service Until Sept. 6th 'This being the occasion of their There will het no - .service 40th wedding anniversary. No Knox Presbyterian Church wait gifts please. Sunday, Septeniber 6th, when Rev. C. A, Winn Wilt again occupy the pulpit. at the initial Sluntilet Los Angeles has both the time of 9:45 ami.: ]ledgers and the Angles. Con- sidering the traffic out there, you are, in fact, either one or the Read the elasSified adO. Other, with her brother, George and Sirs, Belie and 'Mrs, DerOthy AlcCauley. Visitor's at the home Of Mr. and Mrs, D. A. 'Minn : were Barbara and George Clarkson dnd family of Montreal and Mrs. H. 13, .Allen of London. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Yolleek Mid sons Stephen and Jeffrey with Vlsrtdrs Elaine Michaels an-d Julian Orson of London, England, were week-end visitors in Brus- SeAls rs. J, NV. Fischer and Mrs. George Chidlow attended the Golden Anniversary celebration of their brother :Harold a rid Mrs. Chapman held in Kitchener on Spncln y, Also attending the family gathering oti this Occasion from this area were Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fischer of Cranbrook, Mr, and Mrs, Bernard Thomas of Morris Township sod Mr, nnd Mrs. It W. Kennedy. CAN'T WAIT ANY -LONGER! Our thanks to the many who haste so promptly renewed; their subscription to the BrinSseils Post. We appreciate your ce-operation in keeping our mailing list up to (te We regret that We can no longer wait for payMent of sub- scriptions that are three months or more overdue. If you have received notice of same. your name will have to be retrieved from the mailing list, to coinply with postal regulations, scrintions by eosin' authorities unless paid without further delay. We do not like having to do this but the additional postage required on these overdue sub• are prohibitive, and lithke it necessary. Make your plans now to enter as Many classes as possible and prove that the residents of this community; both inen and Wonlpri, are capable of showing prize7 winning exhibits equal, Or better, than those of anyone. anywhere. One special attraction to be pre- Sented will be the appearance of the Maitland Valley Saddle Club in their version of a, musical ride. A different midway than usual, the Albion 11-Tidwcry, will be pre- sent to provide fun and frolic. A special donation will be a trophy for Best. Showmanship in 4-IT Calf Club by Brime McCall of Brussels Stockyards Ltd. You can get ymir prize list from the secretary-treasurer, Edwin Martin or at the office of The Brussels Post Before long a. "dollar to a donut" may be an even bet.