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1971 ElELD .CROP'
COMPETITION
Brussels Agricultural Society
are conducting Field Crop Corn-
netitime this year in the follow•
0)4 i e, e -- tee 1.i11.2111 COrli • Oil ntiellege
Corn (c) Barley (d) 2-way theieu
grain (e) 3-way mixed grain.
These are' in conjunction with
the Brussels Fall Fair, September
23 and 24. To qualify for grants
on these, at least ten crops must
he judged in each, class, We hope.
that many farmers will be inter-
ttt fld. in these, projects,. It`: you
,to d a.ka 0.'14)4 et
ese biakiA; lit ltn one, of 018
Officers and Directors know by
June 1.
Edwin Martin Murray Hoover
Seey,-Treas. President
PEOPLE WE KNOW
1,F4A44
COMES CLOSE
Our Bantam hOekee team ewe-
plated their hockey schedule with
a most exciting series against
1-iietsseell for the chaMpionship
tiesehy, The hest of five serlile
was tilki tit;ti eklairthel @aefi
each team had scuiLd . iitietyen
goals apiece going into fifth game.
The deciding game was play-
ed with Listowel coming pp to
win 2-1 after ten minutes of over-.
dine Play. They were presented
with, the .Brusseln Motors Trophy
;is winners of the Zone 2 eltainp
pia Inc'it Wahl fiht4.te.A iii fit'st
place for their tenet ifozli
schedule. They also were runner's
up in two Bantam tournaments
played in, Tfarriston and Kea.dy,
In appreciation for a good season
the boys were „entertainea to a
rottet beef diellOP by their coaches.
at the 11 Wile of Tiriee and. Dianne
Hu eth de:
Oirr tiaiitaill Wain Was tie
folloWs :
Olechowski, Blaine Meiiiitainareel;
Ross McCall, Rodger Humphries,
Keith Raymond, Paul Mutter,
Lloyd Vallance, Bruce
13111 Boneschansker, Lawrence
Meehan, Carmen Bernard, Ross
Mitchell, Keith White, Randy
Sluth:ire, Doug Smith, Brian Work.
Coachein ttei .MeArter and Brian
Mother,
G7UIPE SATE7kTI-1014
RESULTS ANNOUNCED
`21st. the Girl dulde
Brownie a t 6-a4Ti on Wile h did
With ,fo children taking
Pledges to the ainourif, of. *500.
were received.
They would like to thank the
following organniations for tro-
phyee donated: ifOiltiotelt Feeds,
Legion Ladies' Auxiliary=, the
Rebekah Lodge, McCutcheore1elot-
ors, Bridge Motors, Ray iiiniBegY
Bronson, George of Wessels.
These trophies were presented
last Friday morning at Brussels
Public School Assembly by Mrs.
Pat Langlois and - Mrs. Barbara
1,\'att5 to the following winners:
-Girl Guide
other Girl Guide skaters re-
ceiving trophies' were: Joan
II-nether, ,Gail White. Linda
Meehan, Carol Raymond and Judy
Adams.
Browele skaters receiving tro-
}shies were: Jilt McelltehOOD,
and Chorill Baiter.
Thanks is expressed to the
residents of the community for
donated pledges for the children,
The money will go townrd
Guide and TitOwnie Work.
Is your eitheelption to the Post
'paid in advanoe th.t., Arline 11;4 yeeee
"
VILLAGE COUNCIL.
AS POR YOUR
FULL Ce.$40t RATION
it is hoped that flit
Municipal Council will have; l!Mil
lull co-operation of all owners of
property adjaceet to the river.
In their efforte to beautify our
thoy -will need this i,,0-
0145%;atibli i fii.illtiiitiing up the river
banks, removiN,' Pled foes. brush
and other debris.
Former Brussels Couple
Honored On Their
Apriiveesary
Wife iefid ...efeeeeeilrignie Jewell of
Toronto, forms:eV Of. Inlets:Me;
were honored guests oe tiid
occasion of their Golden Wedding
Anniversary, on Sunday, April
18th, at: the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Finlay (Edith)
Semis of Godericle
About 70 members of the
faintly, and relatives, were present;
ai the hiliffett dinner. The toble,
taitt. Witli it dallied( cloth, was
Cellle:1M With re theeeellered
nivereniY rapt;, with gold
candles and goideli,
Mr. and Mile Jew veer@ the
recipients of many ruessagee'. (Si
congratulation and good wishes,
including a congratulatory tele-
gram frOM PriMe M inister
Tredean and framed message of
congretulations • from :Premier
Bavis. Among the gifts were
$100 from the family and diamond
ring lw' their mother; purse of
Money_ fkoie the grandchildren.
Alece,„e,t0ele .pririvereitry cups and
6alieerti, icofd ce..eeni and sugar;
fatic.i gold trimmed plotee and
gold .11-10aue3.
Oven House \vale held from lil,
to four in the afternoon -when
edatik friend Oiled to extend. their
eoneratuiafions. Guests were I'Oi-
ent Mitchell, St. Mary's,
Shad Bay St Theresa, fatten.,
Wasaga Beach, Toronto, St.
Catharines. Trenton. Walkortoe,
Brussels and ceoderiele
The couple have trine children.,
III grandchildren and eight greaf-
gi a lidebildrete
Sister eicIealla presehted the
to the following
Morning Star Rebekahs: 30 year
Jewell to Sister Verna. Tbornas: 30
year jewels to Sisters Della,
Nichol, Lillian King, Marie Me-
Taggart: Jean Higgins, Norma
McNair, Bernice Thompson Sadie
Fiseher,.. Fasie Evans rend :Jessie
Little.
A social. hour fellowed.
FrifetilyeNieht
Family- Night, of the Rebel:Ole
arid Odthellows was held Friday
ffening, April 1.0th. A good crowd
enjoyed a deicious pot-luck supper
,after which. Murray Cardiff show,
ad pieteree telseu. on a skiing trip.
Nth people this: one of life'e
oodmit poitig, .06
lhat, ,
MRS. M. A. FORSYTH•
Also
nieces
LL.MIR IVAN YOUNG
ElmEW Yeehg R.R. 4,
Brussels died sta(krify at his late
residence, on. MomitlY., ,44ehe
in his 48th year.
A son of the late Mr. and kreia
Robert Voting, he was born id
Morris Township where he farmed
Until Mk death.
fTo was a. men) her of the Royal
Canadian Legion. Branch 218
Brussels and was Canteen Fund
Chairman. He served overseas in
World. War IT with the 119th Field
Regiment and was wonnded oft
1)-Day. 1{e Was an active member
of the Brussels Curling Club.
He is, survived by two brothers,
Nforinon of Seaforth and Ernest of
Toronto,
eFunerel service was held front
the M. L. Watts Funeral Home
at 2 p.m. on Thursdays April 22nd,
1071. Rev. D. ,Docken, Legion
Padre. officiated. Interment was
in Brandon Cemetery. Belgrave.
A Legion Memorial Service was
held at the funeral home onWed-
neseley, April. 21st at S pin. under
the auspices of the Brussels Royal
Canadian Legion.
Pallbearers were: Rag. Watson.
Howard Clark, Robt. Mashy, -and
three Legion members. Len
Lamont, Win. Adamson and Torn
Ga miss,
Flower Bearers: Jas 11-1ogg. Ivan
Armstrotg, Murray Young. Gary
Young.
PASS DANCE TEST
Slisatii Langlois. Catharine
Carol Wheeler passed
their 1)11nu and Bronze 2.T edial
Tests in Highland Dancing lit
eeoderieh on 'Phersdny. April 15th.
These girls were highest ih their
class with Susan end Catherine.
being commended and Carol
ghly of:V:1'0111ml e 1)4 rskoolvittg
LADJIES' LEGION'
AUXILIARY' CELEBRATE:
The Brussels IertiOese Auxiliary
the Royal Canadian Legions,
Br-free:et :218 celebrated their 2r,t11
AnDivereney in the Leglien: Halle
on Wednesday evening, Aprilinste
Zone- Cornutander Comrade-
Evelyn Carroll of Goderich• pre-
eented the-following 12 members
‘Xeith e5 year pine.
Corierades: Bertha. Elliott..
Kay Diteesan, Margaret Rutledge,.
Elsie Shaw'; Isobel Workmate_
Annie Bake,', Annie Gem mem •
Vera Hastings, Jean Leach, NAM,
leen Rutledge, Mary llutledgee
and Verna Tunuey.
'pe C-1 presented the•Brassele•
Auxilidese with an engraxed gavel
with 25 yeates on it. Win. Adamson`
presented eleefe member with e
corsage.
Each auxiliary Presented
n amber ou the program. and' a-
pe'airy auction and drawee were
also Made during the everting.
Oneets • weere present ; from-
•O'oderieli., Lackriovse Wing,
ilaries.
.A delicious and attractfve Tench
and birth& y c eke Was served and
brought the 4,tiocessful (swelling
to a close.
BRUSSELS LIONS
14161,15 ANNUAL
FARMERS'--MONT
The AnnualPee:leers' Night of
the Brussels Lione was held in St.
Ambrose Hall On MOliday with a
good number of Lions and their
guests le atteridance,
Lion. President :James Arm-
steoteg preeided and welcomed the
Visitors.
Tail Twister Lion Albert TenPas
kept. the fine box in 'circulation.
The sing song was led by. Lion
Tinnier f.Verritt van Veep with Miss
GlailMcWhi.rtet' providing guitar
eecompalliement.
The guest speaker for the even-
ing, Stain Paquette, Huron Ag.
Rep. showed slides on farming,
with commentary, taken on a.
trip to the Canadian prairies
enjoyed
tx j"eodIfi l:te
tdh.im and Me and Mrs.
BuSiveSs included the decision
to donate F,e310 over a three year
period. to the Guides and Brown-
les, toward their n ecessary Camp
Fund: also to purchase some
utensils for Cho library kitchen,.
will he given to each of the
two students, Betel' Gibson and
Alton Cardiff, to help defray their
expenses of a trip to the Canadian-
Wide Science Fair in Edmonton
with their award winning exhibit
on Air Pollution.
▪ el00 contribution is to be
made to the Wingbam and inet-
riot Association for the Mentally
Retarded,
It 'is'e announced that. prepay
ritie)ee- are boin't, made
Picatittg Zhi
as
Torn olid Cheryl atid
thlOirtere Xreiid hohleie of
bAlia4a visited *Jilt
Betty .Carnpbell on the weekend,
Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wilson-and
Mrs. Adam . Steiss of Neepawa,
Man., and Mrs. Plebe Murray, of
Toronto, spent last week with
George and Mrs. Evans and Mr,
and Mrs. Alex Steiss,
Miss Skelton' spent the.
past week with Mr. and Mrs, Lyle,
nrothefe of 8cetbovongh:
Mr. and Mee. 'Aortas Wilkitieon
of Marquette, Miele, spent last
Weelt—With'" Mre—and Mrs. B. A-.
!Rabin
Mee. d-ebikb Potlarti, Monlitoti;
is iii Listowel Hoepital hailug had
Mtge& Apilt Nth,
Ali s, Wifi.Mitier. Miss Laura
Lucas arid Iirs, lorinan.f‘letearty
Cif
raj a hen M. :PA b-irdic
of Waitoti, attended the Diserict.
leorleCtiliural .COneeetion held
recently in. Lions Head.
'Mr, and Mrs. D. A. Rann spent
a day with Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Johnston of Mississauga.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W, Kennedy
were present for the christening
of their grandson, Michael James,
in Clarkson Presbyterian Church
en Sunday, April 18th, when they
Were weekend visitors with Mr.
and MN. David Kennedy.
Andrew E. Nichol and Clayton
A. Nichol of Port Huron and Mr.
told Mt*. Hattie Spotton of Wind,
ti,01, Were Sbilday ViSitOt's oil Apeil
14th. with Robert Nichol and Mrs,
Jeanette Nichol, who Is a patient
In Winghens and District Hoe-
Blair Smith, Listowel was the
• Winner of the Gossip Bench in
the Rebekah and Oddfellows CPT
fiefew held .April 19th.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Logan of
feraeripton were eveekend visitor's
▪ with his parents Mr. and Mts. A.
Teogati.
' Garry L(Ing, Kitchener, visited
:with hie parents, Mr, and Mrs,
Clair Leng, Mr. and Mrs. Mertoe
'Rackwell Walton, were Owe
IfIffitoim Of the $0,ffle
Jew-di #resetited To
-Morning Star tidiettahg
Tuesday eveni ngs April 13 th
Sister Lois aleFalle and membere
longest skater and of., the if,xeLeer Reb eke].)
with must pledges; Susan.. visited the Bruseele sisters.
Latiglols; Brownie longest. skater
with most pledges: Carol Whe-
eler: Outside skater with most'
pledges: Murray Wheeler.
•veter;:m Jewels
Pa sect 4 wa.y in Het:mildew.
Clinton, on 'Friday, April 23rd.
1-971, Margaret. Anne, Jackeon, 25th ANNIVERSARY
beloved wife of the late' ..faeries
Poreyth, in her 94th year.
,he was born on. August 21st,
in Nit:envie '.pownithip, the (laughter
of the late' .0telen Jackson and
Rebecca Corbeit
Mrs. Forsyth is eel:Vinod by two
sisters, Mrs. Wesley (Mary; eleith-
orison and Mrs. Louis (Hannallr
:Williemsore both of • Brussels.
Vega Nu; brother, Harry of C,ran-..
stitivIVI'fig. are several
and neriikNY:k including
Mre. Archie (Rose) aloatee,- Brus-
sels, and Kenneth Jackson, fffnfi,
She was predeceased by one
brother and one sister,
The body rested at the. M. L. As,
WtlEt.f3 F.4001111 Home, Brussels,
until nloart'e April 26th, 1971,
where the funeral 46fteice was
held at 2:00 p.m. Rev. B, irei-Aierew
officiated.
Pallbearers were Frank King of
Guelph. Bill Moses, John Perrie,
Jack Mitchell, Ernest Martin, and
Gerald Exel, all of Brussels,
• interment 'was in Brussels ham. Clinton, -.and Seaflorth. Aux-
cemetery.