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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-03-25, Page 1self I= oot )c. LIONS HEAD GUEST SPEAKEW Derek Nina of Listowel *as guest speaker at the regular stip per meeting of the Lions Club on. Monday night, Lion ,President Janice Arm- strong presided. The sing song was led -by Lions Selwyn Baker and Cecil McFadden with Niss C MOVhirter slit the piano. Lion. ;Pallier Albert Ten Pas wielded fhe- fine' isoli with his usual zeal. 0.1).0. George itItsfdltic- ed tile guest speaker. Mr. fS'iffd is a member of the Listowel '111'01 School staff. Tie said lie was a charter member of the, Atwood. Lions Club in 1957 when the Brussels Club gave considerable help to the new club. lie comple tented Brusels on their activities. Re spoke on the Lions public re• lations reflecting on their com• munity. His address ',was based on our changing tinieS in regard to labour Unions. (etc. A tfliough he is not now a Lion, Mr. Nfini said he admires Lions, for their lack of social. or religious Psr4jurtc& was a forceful and interesting speaker. . fie ;vats blanked by I .ion Gordon McGavin and preSf-:tllted, with a gift. Lion secretary Cecil McFadden dealt with minutes. roll call and cor'r'espondence. Lion Selwyn Baker spoke on the 25th anniversary of the c-lab to hr marke d with a banquet, on Monday. Marsh 20th. • HOUSE LEAGUE MINOR HOCKEY. ST. PATRICK'S CARD PARTY An enjoyable card party was held In St. Ambrose parish hail, March 1.70. Fourteen tables were iti play: 'i'i e..latik'54 high Belie Wont . to Mrs. John SimpSoii 1E4(1 .016 IMO; highest to -)Mrs. Dick StephaXii. 'Airs. Carl Heiningsva3): teceived the prize for the lucky cup. Tho men's prizes were •'won by 'Urbon Ducharme and Don Nolan: HERE COME Tin COACHES Mr. and Mrs. Mae Sholdice, Murray and Sandra, visited Mr, and Mrs. ;fames Keys, where they celebrated Murray's birthday. Owing to the storm last Friday, the Institute card party was can- c.elied, it is scheduled now fur ,‘ pril 2. • Miss' Carolyn -Eraser, 'student at 'Western University. London, spent a. recent weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Doug :Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bushy of Chatham were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter DeWley. Mrs. Walter Broadfoot visited her sister Mrs. Fern Patterson in Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Mills, Scott. David and Cathy of tront- fotd, spent. Spnday -with Mr. and firs. tart Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin attended the musical production "Guys and Dolls" at the :Avon Theatre. gtraford. Tterh 'rraviss, Stewart Frum- nbries, Ron Bennett and TIoward Hackwell were in Hensel]• to participate in a curling bonsPiel• WALTON' CUB PACK THIA DRUSSIILS POST, CRA.N.BROM ;3.00 A Year in Advance. -- $4,00 to — COY 100 ,04,••••• W ALTON Mrs. Cora Joh nson of Listowel ,lias been visiting her brother and. • stiAer•in•law, Mr. and Mrs, Ed I±I'dher nt th Ilestaitr, 11.1 arid mrs. Terry and family of- Sheffield spent -Sunday -wilt the latter's parents, 11Ir. and Mrs. Fred Dunk. Mrs. Hilda Sellers of Seaforth spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss and Gail. ,• Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs,. Stewart Hurnphries and Kim were: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Humphries, Kathy and Jim of London, and Miss Wendy Hum- ithries, ListoWel, keilry to. li,dar that Mrs. • :Mb giiiith is a Patient 'Whatever you are loins; this Hospital. weekend, Cancel it, and attend .the Darlene and . Allan Dunk, hockey game to l.d played here on children of Mr. and Mrs. David Sunday, March 28, at 8:00 Dunk of °annum are spending a the Brussels. Arena between the few days of the holiday week Blyth coaches and managers and with their grandparents. Mr. and the boys from -the local teams. -..Mrs, Fred Dunk, Our officials have been busily The Walton• Cub Pack are hold- getting in shape ever since the ing a Crokinole and card party 1.0.7 loss they suffered in 'Myth this Friday night, March 28, at two weeks ago, and are ready to p.M. 'in the basement of the put forth such a display of hockey church, Ladies are to please bring finesse that it is sere to fascinate .• lunch, ail those present Well, maybe 1 exaggerated a little bit, what, I really mean to say is that most people will he surprised if we lasi the entire game. Neyerless, we are prepared to give it the good old college try and show our minor hockey players, parents and fans that you ^sin have fun playing hockey, CI:' X announcer. Don Court, ney. will once again be on hand to officiate the game along with a surprise guest. to help him with this chore. It is going to be a sur- prise because we don't know who it is yet either. So come out on Sunday and get the once, in a lifetime chance to yell at your favourite coach. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS BRAY -- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bray would like to announce the birth of their daughter, Bonnie Lynn. on March •10th, 1971, in Listowel 14ospital. HALL — Jack and .rarer;; a r e happy to announce thi,arrival of Dianne Elizabeth in 'Wingham. ITospital on Mareh 17th. a sister for "David and Debbie. A the morning- service on Sun- day, March 21, at Duff's Chnrch, the Cub Pack and their leaders Howard Rockwell. Doug r<irkhy and Bill Humphries attended in their colorful uniforms. Rev .D. DOcken took as hitl special sermon "Snoopy and the Red Baron" which was illustrated with a fihn strip for the children. Miss Gail Traviss sang . a beautiful solo ae- eoninanied by the organist Mrs. Ian Wilbee. Two new elders were installed to the Session during Ladie'S High Triple the service. They were Don Me- Dianne Fiuether 735 Donald and Ron Bennett. A Scout Doris 'Matheson 632 hymn closed the service followed Helen Adams 1112 diction. by Rev. Docken giving the T3ene- Men's High Single Ray Adams 306 U.CAAr. Meeting Bill Stephenson 287 TIorry Peksisi 2511 The U.C!.W. members met for a Men's High Triple short meeting at the close of the Al Harviey 669 church service. when April 25 sOls sel for our Thankoffering SOrq Bill Stephenson 661 Ray Adams 02S (coiltinued Ali hack pup) )iowling Mari 28 THURSDAY: MARCH 25th, 1511 POST PUBLISHING ITOUSIft. Brussels Couple Honored , SKATERS MARATHON ON 60th Anniversary SUCCESSFUL 'EVENT *dry enjoyable social evening A large• crowd of enthustinstio was sP6Itt at the, hnine Or Mr. and spectators c, ere attracted to the Mt'.5 Neff ShOldiee on Satnrday,. Brussels arena both Sunday ufter- March 21)th to honor Mr. and Mrs. noon and evening to watch, and Welland I'VeDonard on the oc- cheer on the 'marathon skaters, casion of their si'sfieth wedding the first such event to be held anniversary which is OW March here. 29th, the Stephenson family enjOYed' Skat-a-thou sponsored by the local Forty skaters took muds in the The 13russels area residenfS very pleasant evening in playing cards, Ladies' Auxiliary of the Guides and 'B rownies, with Mrs. Barbara .'11.1e, happy couple thanked their Watts. as president. nieceS and nephews and their :Atuolfg. the winners. who skated fkailies eta' the gifts they received. from o'clock to 9 p.m. with three A delicious smorgasbord lunch 15 minute breaks for the Guides prepared by ICIfr'S. Ken Sholdice and four for the d3rownies• were; and Mrs,. Thek S'f.dfaltM6012 111gl't• Guide with most pledges: Susan lighted the eyetiing. l,anglois • B -w PEOPLE W£ KNOW ronie with most pledges: Carol 1Vh eel er Outside Skater 'with most pledg- Mr. and Mrs. George McCutch- es; Murray Wheeler haveireltarned from a holiday in Flordia. :arol Wheeler. :Meryl Bauer, 'ffinghttiti Hospital, - II:nether, Carol Raymond Week: eon returned from Florida last Longest skaters for Guides: Gail kr, and grs'. Russell Knight Tofu` Stracha,n is a patient in Machan, Judy Adams. Joan Longest skaters for Brownies:. While, Susan Langlois, Linda. Mr. and 1lre. I-Tugh Kennedy Mcentaheon of Toronto and alt's, Ramilton, Trophies will -bf presented at a later date. Atwood. called on Brusselsfiletfds Mrs. J. C. Pegelow was taken All skaters received a skater's on Sunday: maratlioti ribbon. to Victoria Hospital. London, on Thursday. We hope her condition will soon. improve. ETHEL Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Cousins re- turned last week from a Florida mr, and Mrs. Carl M cI)onald vacation, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elgin , Mr. and Mrs, Robert Kennedy Coghlin and Mr. and Mrs. Norman and family of Ottawa were Cogillin of Atwood on S'unday- visitors this week With Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy.. Dr. C, A. Myers, of Saskatoon, Sask., who returned from Florida with. George McCutcheots spent a few days in Brussels visiting relative and friends. CHILDREN OF THE CHURCH TWO du ffers Were enjoying their liquid refreshinen at. the 190 hole one day. "My wife says She'll lortve me if I don't Stop playing golf." A genuine old titter is one who "Gee, that's too bad," said 114 con remember when it data .proces. friend, sing .centre. was known simply as "Yeah, tiea, a, woman's afternoon bridge club, Pox.- James and Jean are happy to announce the birth of their baby son, Michael James. on Wednesday, March 17, at St.. .Mary"s Hospital. Kitchener, A brother for Rhonda. BOWLING -NOTES Ladle's High Single Dianne }Mother 307, 203 Jane Peters 228 Helen Adams 9 21 ALL STAR TYKE HOCKEY Brussels 2 Walkerton 2 Scoring for Brussels: Steven l:iuother• (Terry -..1fcCuteheon Kevin. Pennington), !Irian TonPas (Kevin ilergoitI Scoring for Walkerton: .lamie Turnbull ("Mark Zippi-‘), Paul rierboria. Future Games: Sunday. March 28 12:00 a.m. Squirts: Iiangers vs Maple Leafs 2:00 p.m. All Star Tykes vs Kitchener in Elmira, ai 3.45 p.m. All Star Tykes in Listowel W.O.A.A. Bantam Semi-Finals Brussels 7 MilVertort 3 W.O.A.A, Midget Sergi Finals Brussels 0 Blyth 6 We opened With our motto "We Brussels leads best-c,,''-lhree are the children of the church", series 1 - 0, 'We had one visitor whose name is Carol RaYrnotid. The hymns were am trusting Theo, Lord :resits and 'Fairest Loyd Jesus. Next was Mr. and Mrs. Bill Armstrong, the roll call, After that We then Fergus, visited recently with Fred. Smalldon and Mr. and Mrs. Ken had the secretary's and treasurer's report. The collection was taken nr.:•11?';:s. Lylle Gorton spent a week by Richard Haveman and. JUlie in Toronto with Mr. and Mrs. Ken Miller. There 7i=as no business or Mrs. Fred Smith has returned classes. We Made a prayer. home following almost two -weeks .serman Kennedy read the Scrip- F p(.1it. Lisf,owel Hospital, tare. 'We had some songs. The Mrs. Wes McEachern was taken by ambulance to Listowei llospit- prayer was read by Cathy tones:: on March 1.6f:11. Latest reports ehansker. We then listened to a itre that she is slowly imoroving. record called a missionary story. Alr. and Mrs, Doug' Purdy and 'I'here Was One birthday, Susan were 1veekend Visitors with Mr: and Mrs. Keith Purdy, Cooks- town 11 and Mrs. M. Docker visited on Sunday with members of their family in Ajax. Mr. and Mrs. Winston McEnch- firs and daughters of Galt spent the weekend with Wes Mcillachern , and visited 'with :Airs, ,MeEachern ill 110.0104, siir. and Sirs, Chester Earl and Judy- visited Nis and 'Mrs. Les, hlayl, Atwood and -were supper guests of 'Mr, ail d Airs. Norman Coghlin on Sunday. • Ethel U.C.W. Meeting. • The March meeting of the Bthel br.C.W, was -held at the home of Airs. A. Brem bey an March 18th. Mrs. Wm. Hewitt opened with the Worship Service. Mrs. Rohtert Bremner read the scripture and a reading. . Mrs. C. Earl had the topic "Neighbours' Roll call was snswered by '\V]u is Your Neigh- bour?'" Business wa.s conducted by Mrs. Win. T-Te.witt. The meeting closed- with the. Benedliction, Lunch Was served by Mrs.. Robert Bremner and the hostes. Visitors OVer the 'weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Percy Stephenson were Airs. James Hampton and. daughter Susan and Mrs. Ken 1.4eiggrnan of :Hamilton. Mrs. George Pearson had the misfortune in fall on the 11-1, and hurt her leg. Andrew Bremner is a patient in Stratford General Hospital.