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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-09-24, Page 111.50 A Year In Advance - 0.50 TO U.S.A. 55c POST PUBLISHING HOUSE THURSDAY SEPT. 24th, 1970 THA BRUSSELS POST, 0 53c 47c 79c Ir ppeci line ‘!1 4. • Mrs. Margaret Humphries hes returned home after spending several weeks with relatives in in Rochester N, Y. Mrs. John Rowley - and son, Scott, of. London, spent a few days last week with her sister, Mrs. Gerald Watson and Mr. Watson, • Miss Glenna Houston of Wind- sor spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Rae Houston. Sympathy from the community is extended to the faMilies of the late Roy 'Bennett .of the village who passed away suddenly last Saturday in the Clinton Public Hospital. Mr. and* Mrs. Edwin C. Miller of .Lethbridge, Alta., have return- ed to their home after visiting With Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ennis. We are glad to report Mrs. Joe Ryan is progressing favour- ably after returning home front the Stratford hospital having uedergone surgery. Mrs. Ida Davis of Brussels Spent last Friday afternoon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall and' BeirerlY. Mr and. Mrs. David Dunk, Darlene and David of Corunna visited over the weekend with the formet's :parents, Mr. and Mrsi Fred Dunk, Shower Held -.FOr Recent Bride Mrs. Roy and Shirley entertained about 35 guests at their home earlier this Month at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Mary Ann Kunz whose marriage to William Me 'Grath, both of Sea forth, took .place on ;Saturday, Sept. 12. The evening was spent with several contests, and a sing song. An address was read by Mrs. Roy Williainson and many beautiful gifts were presented to the bride- elect from her friends and rela- tives. Mary' Ann made a. fitting reply to everyone for their kind. riess. A delicious lunch was serve. ed by Mrs. Roy Williamson and Shirley, assisted by Mrs. Herb Williamson, Eileen and -Lois and Mrs, Neil Williamson. 4-H Meeting • The third and fourth meetings of the Walton 41. "Safety was held on Saturday afternoon September 1.9 at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Beverly McCall. The Meeting was opened with the 4-H pledge. Minutes of the last Meeting and roll call were given by the secretary, Patty Mc- Donald. Notes were given by the leaders. "Exploring Nature" and keeping "Physically Fit" were discussed. Exercises were done to strengthen the muscles. Quali- fications for First Aid were given and the First Aid Kit Was explained to the girls, Each one learned how to gait on n. sling. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto. The next. meeting is to be held this Saturday after- neon et Marie Nolan's home. (eentitiiied on inside page) • • k KOZY KORNER . . . HAS NEW OWNER Mrs. Alfred Raddatz are the new owners of the Kozy Tiorncr Restaurant, which they recently purchased from Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Le Blanc. Mt. and Mrs. Raddatz come !here from Kitchener, where their sou Rodger remains, as he is ens ployed in that city. They are members of the united Church, RANBROOK Mrs. Calvin Cameron arrived home Monday, frOm an extended trip through the states to the West Coast, by air to 'Unpin Mr. Lynn Evans was taken to Liatowel ,Hospitail on Sunday. Miss Virginia Smalldon, Sag- inaw, and Mrs. Norma Curry, of Sandusky, Mich., spent several days visiting Mrs. Mac Engel and other relatives in the area. Service in Knox Church was cancelled for Sunday, Sept. 20, owing to the illness of the Minister, Rev. C. A. Winn, Monkton. Anniversary Service Anniversary service will be held next Sunday, Sept. 27th at 11 A.M. with Rev, J. E. Taylor -Milstein; gu'est preacher. mi.. and Mrs. Keith PUrdy. CookStoVen„, spent the weekend With Mr, end Mrs, Douglas Purdy. W.M.S. Evening Group The September meeting of the Evening Group of the W,M.S. Was held at the heine of .Mrs. Stuart Stevenson. Mrs. r Sack , Knight opened the. meeting with a poem ".Book Of Books". Mrs. Leslie Knight was in charge of devotions using the theMe "aspirations'. Scripture reading was . in unison and roll call was "Something pertaining to school". Plans were made for the church cleaning bee and Sunday salmi was discussed. Mrs. Leslie" Knight had for her topic "Ts the Church through?' and used four headings "Charity'', "Healing", "Changing the char- acter or converting the soul" and Education" whiclawere functions -of the Original church. Mrs. Norman Pfeifer and Mrs. Leslie Knight assisted with refresh. ments. Mrs. Leslie Knight will be hostess for October, Fourth Meeting The fourth meeting of the Gran- brook I Healthy Helpers was held at the home of. Cathy and Linda Morrow on Senember 10th a 4:30. The meeting was opened with the 44-1 pledge and the roll call, "Have you a first aid kit and where is it kept?" was answered The minutes were read. A discus. sion was held about first aid and a first aid kit for the hoine. Each member then practised putting a sling on another member. The. meeting Was closed With the 1-B Motto, See you at the Fair.. dr00513.0 ROY BENNETT George Roe; 13eeficit6 of Walton fiaased away suddenly in Clinton Pnblic Hospital on Saturday, Sept- ember 19th, He was ie his '77th Yeli; Re was a nienilier of Dare United Church, Walton, He'le survived by his Wife, the former Gertrude Rutledge of Walton; one daughter, Mrs. !'Viii, (Marie) Coutts, Walton; a son, Ross Of IGIbey Township; four grandchildren; tWo sisters, Mrs. Lloyd (Mitme) Porter of Walton and Mrs. Thorhas (Florence) Wetson of London. His first wife, Viola Long. pre- deceased. him in 1952; also one brother, Clarence, and one sister, Mrs. Joe Davidson of London. Funeral services were held on Tuesday, at 2 p.m. from the M. L Watts Funeral Home, Brussels. The Rev. D. Docker' officiated. Burial was in Brussels ceme- tery. Pallbearers were James Clark, Ralph' Travis, Gordon Murray, Harvey Craig, Ernie Stevens, Ronald Bennett. Flowers were carried by Connie and Karen Coutta, • Larry .and • s :Tim Rutledge. PEOPLE WE KNOW Esue Caidthore "is a patient 1.Vinghao Hospital. Mrs. G. Hazelwood. Hamilton, has been a visitor with Mr, aid Mrs. L. Meehan. Alex Mann Of. Simcoe, has been visiting in Brussels with Mr end D,Trs. Jim Valiance. Mrs. R B. Cousins, who was a -patient in Vietoria HoePital, London, has returned home. Mrs. J. 'Pylce of Hamiltoe and Mrs. S. 'Gordon of Little Rapids; Algoma. were guests at the home of W. C. and Mrs. King this 'week, Mrs.' Barbara Watts, Mrs. Ella Aicock and Mrs. Gertrude Kilning- ton attended a camp Meeting of the Guides and Brownies at Clinton on September 17th. Mrs. George Chidlow and her weekend guests, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Habermel of Hespler were visitors in Kincardine. Mrs, Pauline Marlatt has been visiting her sons, Wayne and Larry, in Manitoba. Mr. and Mrs. William Wasmann of Windsor visited with Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Perri° last week. Swine, owned by Jan van Vliet won top prjzes at recent fairs; He had the 'grand champion Lacombe Sow at Toronto, London and Stratford and grand champ- ion Yorkshire sow at London. MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION MEETING An organizational meeting of the Brussels Minor Hockey Association Winne held on Tees- day, September 29, in the Brussels teseen Hall at 8:00 p.m. Anyone interested in coaching, managing, refereeing or in help- ing in any fashion, is asked to be 81.11'Q to attend, NEWS OF BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL This week Mrs. Walker will not be teaching Grade 6. Instead Mrs. .1 oh II s .011, of London, who now lives in •Seafortle , will teach. Her - husband is a high school teacher • in Seaforth, and plays football for • the London Lords.- Brussels Fair. is Friday, Sept. 25th, There will be g parade with Bru.ssels, Grey Central, Walton Scheele. We will march from the Ball Park deem main street to. the Fair Grounds. Exhibits will be shown in the Palace: Vegetables, flowers, etc. may be brought in the preceding day. We hope every- one 'will enjoy it thoroughly. The first assembly for this pier will be grade 7's assembly in October. The exact date has not yet been sets • The girls of 'Cr.. •7 and S have decided there will be a cheer- leading squad this year. We already have 'eight cheerleading outfits in good condition: This year we are thinking of having a girls' soccer team: We have been practising a bit in Phy- sical Education classes but. have not decided whether or not to have a team. The boys have the- • captains. decided but not their teams, Janet\ Cardiff, Nancy Elliott (Remainder • published ...next week) ETHEL Grey Central' Horne And School- Association Meeting GreY Central Home and School Association held the, first meeting of the 1970 - 71 season on Thursday', Sept. 17th. Minutes of the May meeting were adopted as read. A 'committee was formed to arrange for the production of a play as a fund raising project. Mr. Jim Altmann, the principal, gave his report and introduced. the teachers to the parents. The treasurer's report was given by Mr. John Blok, ;also; a reminder that fees are now dee, -Membership is 1,50 per family unit. Mrs. Lothar Weber, the preal. dent, then introduced the guest speaker, Mrs. Helen Rieman of Exeter, a public school French teacher, and \ five of her students. Mrs. Biemen gave a very interest- ing and informative talk • on French in the Public School and the students gave some very lively demonstrations of their conversational French. Mrs, Donna Knight. thanked Mrs. Diemen and the students, presenting them with gifts on behalf or the Association. Mrs. Weber announced that the next meeting will be held on October Sth. Coffee and a social half heat were then enjoyed by all these present. Ethel 4-H Club The first meeting of the Ethel -1-T-T Clulefloces on Fitness was held Monday, Sept 14 et Oirejt Township Central Scheel, The officers eletted are„ PreSident Secettie Gay Vice President .... Brenda Speiten See you at the Fair, VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING The regular meeting of the Village of Brussels Council was held on. Septeriaber 14th, all members being present. The following motions carried. Moved by H, J. TenPas, second- ed by I. G. Campbell that the Mineites of the meeting of August 10, 1970 he adopted as read. The accounts and correspond- ence were presented. 'Moved by J. L. McCutcheon seconded by R. W. Kennedy that the accounts as approved be paid. Hartle Exel,- labour 88.80 Douglas Callender, August Nursing Acct. 1221.86 Hank EXel, labour 73.61 Bauer Farm and Garden Service, cutting stumps McCutcheon Motors, gas and repairs 5.80- P.U.C., street lights library, office, hall 141.68 Frank Kling, chips 16..95 Provincial Treasurer, MacLean's Fine, Service, gas 38.40 Bridge Motors, gas 7.05 Oldfield supplies 5.49 Glenn McKercher, hauling chips and cold mix 42.25 111acbasilid*e., supplies ' 6.59 Durham Stone and and Paving, cold mix 97:56 Brussels Recreational Committee, 1970 grant 500.00 Mrs. Joan Exel, cleaning 7.80 0.1VI.E.R.S. pension fund 65.64 Receiver General, ILLS. ., 11,60 Receiver General, C.P. and tax deductions 125.06 Gordon Stiles, August garbage 200,0 Maitland Teleserviees, rates and tills 12s.be Moved by H. .1. 'renPas, sec- onded by R. W. Kenendythat the rate for garbage collection for the year 1070 be raised to $12.00 per annum. Moved by 1. G. Campbell. sec- onded by 1 L. McCutcheon that George Cousins be granted a budding permit as per applicat- ion. Ali:Wed by 11. W. Kennedy, sec- onded by H. J. TenPas that the Recreational Committee receive a. grant of $500.06 for 1970: Moved by I. G. Campbell sec- onded by .T. L. McCeitcheen that the meeting adjourn, to meet again October 5, 1970 or at the call of the Reeve. R. B. Cousins Wm, H. King Reeve Clerk With rotating setetarY and press reporter. The girls discuSsed the mental- ly fit person and each chose one of the following 'crafts: knitting, Mobile, Huck Weaving or stuffed WALTON Mr and Mrs. Stewart Watson of Diiiidae and Mr% ;aid Mrs; Bert Dunn of Hayfield were Sunday guests with air. and Mre. "W. J; Leeming and Pais:illy Miss Corrie De Ruyter of Wet. ford spent the weekend with Mrs. J. van Vliet Sr. and attended the Anniversary Services at Duff's United Church, ; were 3.65