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The new officers of the Brussels
Lions Club were installed at their
last regular meeting .
Lion President Jas. Armstrong
presided for the meeting. The
eipg gong- Was led by Lion Tamer
dildit Veil. Veen With Miss C:.. Me
at dig piano, tailtwistee
Albert TenPas kept the fine box
circulating.
Minutes correependence and
roll call were dealt with• by the
secretary, Lion Cecil McFadden.
Lion Flank TenPas reported the
Easter Seal Camplaign brought
$p29.00 and the Cleanupatlion
194,1i2; A ,donation of ,$712.7$ was
§6fitio the Society for Crippled
Children.
The club will again this year
join the Legion in making swim-
ming lessons at the Seaforth Lion
pool available to children of this
community.
Uncle Brucie will be invited
to Brussels for another
Dance later thiS
hack
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THE. BRUSSELS KM, THURSDAY, JUNI 24th, 1971 POST 'PUBLISHING 'HOUSE $3.00 A Year id Advalice ---- $4.00 to — Single Copy 10e
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LIONS CLUB OFFICERS
INSTALLED AT MEETING
DECORAT'IO'N' SERVICE
AT BRUSSELS. CEMETERY
The annual Deceoration Service
of Western Star Lodge and Morn-
ing Star Lodge and Branch 218
of the Royal Canadian Legion,
13iiuSaelS and their Ladies" Aux-
iliary was, held at the Brussels
eenietery. on Sunday afternoon.
Led by the Legion Pipe Band
luembei'A Of the Royal
Canadian Legion, and Ladles;
Mary, accompanied by Guides and
Brownies with their color party,
marched from the Mile and a
Quarter corner to the cemetery
where they were joined by the
ladiee of the Rebekah Lodge.
Those who perticieted in the
service were.:, for, the Legion,
President Wm. Adamson, Ted
Elliott,: and the ,Legion
Rev. D. DoCken; for the Rebekah
Noble Grand Sarah Stephenson
arid Chaplain Marie McTaggart;
for the 1..0.0.F., Noble Grand
David McOutcheon, Vice Grand
Mel McOutcheon, Past. Grand
Wilfred Caslick" of Wingham and
Chaplain Allan Griffith.
I3RUSSELS COUPLE
CELEBRATE THEIR
56th ANNIVERSARY
mr. and Mrs. Win. McDofiald of
Brussels celebrated their'
wedding anniverary on , June 12th,
Guests were present with con-
gratulation and good wishes, from.
Chicago, Scarborough, Guelph,
fordwich, Walton and other near.
by places,
'rile help, given us also, the
cards and gift Nceived are very
much appreciated,
LOCAL GIRLS; WIN IN
MOHLAND DANCING
COMPETITION
Catherine , Cardiff won first
place iii the sword dance and
Susan Langlois placed firet in
the Seann Truibhas. each received
a gold medal,
Carol Wheeler received the
Trophy as dancer of the day in
the ten. years and under class.
She also received a silver medal
and two bronze medals.
The competition was held in
Goderich oh Saturday, June 19th,
Congratulations are extended
to these young
HERBERT L. WILLIAMSON
Herbert Leslie Williamson
died suddenly at. his home in.
McI.C.illop Township, R.. R. 1,
Walton, on Friday, June 18th.. He
was 5-1 years of •age.
Born in Grey Township, he was
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas • Williamson. He lied
farmed ia the area all his life,
He is sureived by his wife, the
former Helen Elliott; two delight-
etc. Eileen of Listowel and, Lois
at home; three sons. Neil of Sea
forth and Wayne and Eric at
home. Also surviving are five.
sisters. Mrs. Albert (Olie0).
Clark, Atwood, Mrs. Ressell (Olga)
Tervais, Clinton, firs. Lorne•
(Evelyn) Carter, Seaforth, Mrs.
George (Florence) Nesbitt, Wal-
ton. and Mrs. ielichael, (Ina)
Egmoedville, McGrath, two.
brothers, Norman and Roy both
of Walton.
The funeral service was held .
from the M, • U. Watts Funeral
Home, Brussels, on Sunday, June
20th at three o'clock with the Rev,
D. Docken of Duff's Uunited
Church. Walton officiating.
Interment. was in Pim esets
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Tim William-
son, Charles Williamson, Harold
McCallum, Harvey Craig Cliff
Hoegy and jack Bosinau.
Plovers were carried by Bert
Clark, Ross Elliott, Ran Williant;
and Tom •wimmitaeri,
a.
WILLIAM KNOX
William Knox, of Brussels, died
in Weigh= and District Hospital
on Sunday, June the 20th., in his
Olth year. He had been a resident
of the Callender nursing Home
for some time.
Ile teas born in Howick Town-
ship, He was a retired farmer.
There arty die t'al.nediate
atives surviving. ItlfW bitither and
three sisters predecead
three sisters predeceased' hinf,
from the M, Watts 'Funeral
Home on TueSday, June 22nd at,
3.130 , with: the 3,er.
1-ietirew officiating. Burial was in
cemetery.
Pallbearers Were Rae Houston,
Jim Smith, Alvin McDonald, ,Cliff
Ritchie, Clarence Pt 411141 and
Les. Olive.r
WM. ALMER McQ.UARRIE
Win. Ahner 1fcQuarrie, a life-
long resident of Grey Township,
RR, it, Brussels. passed away in
Wingham mid District Hospital
on Sunday June 20th. Hi s lentil
occurred suddenly after being
hospitalized for the past four
weeks. He wa s in his 70th year.
A retired farmer, he was born
on the 10th concession of -Grey
Townehip, the on of the late Mr.
There are no surviving im
farmed the homestead, where
Cleon terubneker now resides.
There are no surviving im-
mediate relatives.
The funeral service was held
from • the M, L. watts Funeral
Home, Brussels, at 2 p.m. an
Ttiesdny, June 22nd with Rev. C.
A, McCarron officiating. Burial
took place in Brussels cemetery.
Pallbearers were Ned Rutledge,
Jack McCetcheon, Jack Mitchell,
John rSimpson, Watson Sholdice
and Nornian elicLerty.
Flowers were carried by Bill
Moses and :Milt' Ferric Sr.
CORDON MUTTER
Gordon 'Mutter of Inketman
Street, Listowel, passed away in
Lietowel Memorial Hospital on
Thursday, Tune 17th, He was in
hie 72nd year.,
Born in Tinto Township, lie
moved to the Listowel area in
1018 where he fainted until 11
years ago when he moved to
Listowel.
Sneviviug' are his wife, the
former Effie Greenwood, one son,
George,. of Brussels, and three
grandchildren. One sister, Mrs.
Florence Ivel of Harriston also
survives.
The body rested at the Mc-
Laughlin and Reed 1+unern1 Home.
Lietowel until Saturday when
service was cceducted by Rev.
Gordon Beaton nssised by RN'.
Allan McEachern of Guelph.
Pallbearer wore Arthur Bow-
luau, Milatitelloon, Melvin
Onniertin Porterfloill:
ClarrIntr4 I\Towhigi,otir and
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ENGAGEMENT
Mr. mid Mrs. Lorentz announce
the engagement of their youngest
daughter, Shirley Therese, to Mr.
Frederick (Ted) Stiles, on of the
late Mr. and Mrs. WM. IT. Stiles
of Brussels. The marriage
take place Friday„July, 16th. at
St. Clements R,C. Mira, St.
Clements, Ont.
ETHEL
Home And School Association
Enjoy Pot Luck Supper
Greg Home und School Assocs.
cation held n. pot leek, enpper on
,ilonday, Juno 14th at 6.00 p.m.
Robert Cunnitig,harn wee in
eher,e of the sposts. Beth s,seinies
Mid old (WO.I`P
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tione Cal Jtrauter installed the
following officers:
Past •President Jim Armstrong
President . Henry Exel
1st 'Vice Pres. James Knight
2nd Vice Pres. .... Gordon McGa.vin
3rd Vice Pres, James Prior
Directors Ross McCall,
Albert TenPas, Douglas
. Callender, Max,. Watts
Secretary Cecil McFadden
Treasurer Hank TenPas
Tailtveister Wayne Lowe
Assistant Clare Veitch
soon Tamer Gerritt VanVeen
Assistant John Bryans
Auditors Cal Kra.uter, Jan
van Vliet
The club members were pleased
to see the interesting demon-
stration by Allen Cardiff and Peter
Gibson, of their award winning
pollution control apparatus.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr. 'and Mrs. Leonard Machah
and Me and Mrs. Douglas
Hemingway returned Friday from
a trip to the Maritimes and the
Northern U. S. A.
Stephanie Watts spent the
weekend at Camp Klahane,
Goderich. the new Girl Guide
camp for the district.
Mr. and Mrs. 'C. S. Habermehl
of ,Kitchener spent Thursday and
Friday with Mrs... G. Chidlow.
Neil Hemingway and David
Wan are 'delegates from Huron
County attending the Leadership
Conference at the University
pf Guelph this week,
Miss Maxine Waits, Miss June
Meehan and 'Mrs Barb Wattti
'visited the Pinery and were
Arriendpliiii • guests of the girl
floldeti s,I Deorborn, Mich,
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BRAY — SMITH
Rev, Eric LeDrew, officiated at.
the candle light service, In
Brussels United Church, on May
20, for the maeriage of Janis Lynn
Smith to Larry Kenneth Bray.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Smith, RR 3,
Brussel s and the groom is the son
of Mr. and. Mrs. Kenneth. Bray,
RR, 1, Ethel.
Mrs, ,Stewart Stoics was
organist. Assorted spring flowers
decorated the church.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride Wore a. full length
gown of white taffeta with lace
bodice and train, stand-up collar
with long sleeves of lace. Her
headdress was a. shoulder length
four-tiered veil with satin
rosettes. She carried a cascade
of white daisies, and pink car-
nations.
Miss Cheryl Smith was her
sister's Maid of honor. Miss
.Tenny Lyiin, Ethel and Shirley
Bray, sister of the groom, were
bridesmaids. They wore similar
full length gowns of blue sheet
voile, with bodice of white lace.
trimmed with white daisies. They
carried boquets similar to the
bride's.
Wayne Hopper, Belgrave was
best Man and guests were
ushered by Douglas Bray, cousin
of the groom and Bradley Smith,
brother of the bride.
The receptiob was held at the,
Brussels Legion Hall. The
bride's mother received guests
wearing a yellow lace coat end
dress ensemble with white so
and notnage of white
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"SAVE THE MAITLAND"
FIGHT VOW UNDERWAY"
The Maitland river here was
stooked with trout early this•
spring by the Department of.
Leeds and Forests. What happen-
ed to those fish? if you had Won'
a stroll along the river' banks
shove the. dam you *mix Have'
found a great ita.uy of them dipad,,,
What a pity!
it is alleged that it is the pot;
'Talon that is pouring into the
river from a community Up-stream
that causing the trouble.,
Itepresenta tiyes of the Depart-
eot i .of Lands and Forests were hr
Brussels recently and Were Ift,7,
formed by an interested citizen
of what had happened ta1be fish,
and. observed the results;for
themselves,
It is hoped that their concern
will help action being taken
1.0 curb the pollution that is being
poured info the Maitland, includ-
nig raw sewage up-Stream'
and that the situation will be
remedied in the near future.
Brussels residents and adjacent
rieer bank Property owners in
the Townships of Grey and Elena
are up in arms over the,extensive
pollution being poured into the
waters of the once beautiful
Maillend whose banks were plea-
sant recreational spots. whose
pure Water provided many ideal
swimming holes, and in which
fish and other acquatic life war
abundant.
A group' of concerned citizens
are now engaged in concrete and:
determined efforts • to stop the
pollution, the • pouring of wastee
into our river, in an attempt 'to,
restore it to its former state be-
fore it Is'too late. it i5 hoped
thoee, responsible. for the despoil-
ing will be forced to halt it. We
trust "The Save The Icelaitlond"
group will have the' necessary
support of all 'who are aware of
i~ hat is happening "(1 that their
efforts will, have the' desired