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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-08-19, Page 1$3.00 A Year In Advance — $4.00 to U.S.A. — Single Copy 10c 41.•••••••••••••••••.1 THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, AUGUST 19th, 1971 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE INTERMEDIATE MEN'S SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD IN BRUSSELS An Iptermediate Men's Softball Tournament, sponsored by • Brup- sels, Morris and Grey Recreation Committee will be held here on August 28th and 29th. Teams to compete from Stratford, WelleslY, Kurtzville, Kitchener, Thames- ford, Moncrieff, Exeter, Seaforth, and two Brussels area teams. Single elimination tournament. 1st place team will receive $100. Time of games and further particulars will be published in next week's Post. VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING • The regular meeting of the. Village of Brussels Council was held ,in the Municipal Office on August 9th, all .Members being present. The following motions were carried. Moved by H. J. Ten Pas, sec- ended by I. G. Campbell that the. minutes of the meeting of July 5, 1971 be Adopted as read. Moved by J. A. McTaggart sec- onded by. R. W. Kennedy that George McCuteheon, Sam Swe- eney and Orval Bauer he granted building permits as per applica- tions, the application of Orval Batter subject to investigation by •a„committee„. ,• e Moved by I. G. Campbell sec- onded by J. A. MoTaggart that the accounts as approved be paid: Lawrence Machan, garbage 6,00 Greg 'Huether garbage 6.00 David Logan, garbage • 6.00 P.U.C., light and power .... 234.42 Hank Exel, labour 95,56 Greg Huether garbage 6.00 David Logan, .. garbage 6.00 Lawrence Machan, garbage 6.00 0.M.E.R.S., pension fund 76.86 Receiver General of Canada. Tax deductions, and C.?. 165.15 Receiver General of Canada U.T.S. 15.20 Greg Huether garbage 6.00 David Logan, garbage 6.00 Lawrence Machan, garbage 6.00 David Logan, garbage 6.00 Greg Huether ghrbage Lawrence Machan, garbage • 6.00 Hank r.x.el, salary 123,82 Durham Stone and. Paving blacktop 97,13 Glenn 11:TcT<:ercher, gravel 43.75 Fawcettt Metal Products stop signs • 84,68 'ridge Motots, gee and 10nTitirmel 01 imiet0 portp) ' ENTERTAINED ON 91st BIRTHDAY William Ireland, who cele- brated his 91st birthday on Satur- day, was entertained at dinner by Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Smith at the New American Hotel, Mrs, Jean Taylor, whose birthday was the same day was also present to extend congratulation and good wishes to Mr. Ireland on this. happy occasion, RESULTS OF 1971 FIELD CROP COMPETITIONS Resuls of the 1971 Field Crop Competitions sponsored by the Brussels Agricultural Society and 'judged by Wilferd Grant of Paisley Ont., are as follows: BARLEY Lawrie Black 94 Ross Higgins 93 Charles Higgins 92 Doug Fraser 91' Clayton Fraser 90 Harvey Craig 89 George Procter, 88 James Mair 87 John Wheeler 86 Wm. C,oultes, 85 NoriVan Hoover 84 Cliff Bray 83 .Tack Knight 82 Graeme Craig 81 • Stan Hopper 80 -.Clarence ..-McCutch eon 79. Murray Cardiff 78 Bruce McDonald 77 Glenn Cbultes 76 Jim Bowmen 75 Dave Wheeler 74 Bob Thomas 73 Stewart Procter 70 Ricky McDonald 69 Robt. Gra shy 68 Leslie Knight 66 2-WAY MIXED GRAIN Wm. Hewitt 92 Jack Higgins 91 Ricky McDonald 90 Wilbur Turnbull 89 Roy Williamson 88 Tam Williamson 87 Bruce McDonald .Tan van Vliet , John van Vliet S4 Murray Houston 83 Rae Houston 82 Joe Black 81 John Boneschansker 75 Doug Machan 74 3-WAY MIXED GRAIN. Clayton Fraser 91 Doug Fraser 90 89 88 87 Charles Bray 56 Gerald Smith 85 jiM Williamson , 79 clarehre 11.1centcheon .... 78 Keith Williamson: 77 Wallace Black 76 Get your Pall Fair Prize nt rog, LEONARD MACHAN Leonard .Ross Machan passed away suddenly, in Alexander General • and Marine Hospital, Goderich, on Thursday, August nth, 1971, He was in his 54th year. He was a. life-long resident of this area. Born in Grey Township, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Machan, he farmed in the Moncrieff vicinity. In 1956 he sold his farm and purchased the Brussels where he carried on the Brussels Sher he carried on the business until he retired in April of this year. when he sold to the present owner, Mr. Hoppe. Mr. Machan served as a member of the. Brussels Municipal Council for some time. He was a member of the Session (elder) of Brussels United Church, and n former member of the Brussels Lions Club. He is survived by his wife, the former Viola Rennick; two sons, Lester of Toronto and Glen of Goderich; a grandson. Mark Jeffrey; a sister, Mrs. Valiance (Mary) Inglis of Atwood and two brothers, Earl of Stratford and Howard of Wingha.m. Six brothel's predeceased him. Resting at the M, L. Watts Funeral Horne until Saturday morning, the funeral service was held • at Brussels United Church at 2:00 p.m. with the Rev. E. LeDrew officiating.. • , .•.•.;,. • Pallbearers .were Jack 'Bryan's, Frank Carter, Scott. McLean, Charles Harrison, Douglas Hem- ingway, and Ralph Watson. Flowers were carried. by Ron Machan, Don Smith, Kathy Rem nick, and Susan Smith, all nieces and nephews. Burial was tery in Logan WILSON KRAyTER The marriage of Ann. Kathleen Krauter, daughter OfMr. and Mrs. J. Calvin Krauter of Brussels and Joseph Howard Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wilson: of London, Ontario, took pins in Melville Presbyterian Church on August 14, 1971 with Rev. C. A. McCarron officiating for their double-ring ceremony. • Miss Anne 0100W provided organ music and Miss Linda Wilson was soloist, singing "Ave Maria" and "We've Only ,Tust Begun". Given in marriage by her father. the bride chose a floor-length gown of white lagoda with, high, neck-line, empire waist and Juliet sleeves -trimmed with lace and seed pearls. A detachable train fell from the neckline and was trimmed with matcning lace. Her bouffant elbow-length veil was attached to her matching Juliet bonnet. She carried a cascade of deep pink roses and mineture white carnations. Mrs. David Kreuter of Quebec City was matron of honour and Mrs. William Barnett of London, sister of the grooM, and MisS Janice Carter of Wingham were bridesmaids. AR the attendants wore go-wns of deep pink and white terylene with princes.% lines and the' back accented with a pleat and bow of white velvet. 'They -word "Matchinte. flowers - their hair, and carried nosegays of white roses and minature car- nations with trailing ivy. William Barnett of London was best man, Guests Were ushered by Lieutenant David ;Kreuter of Quebec City, brother of the bride, and Mr. John Wilson, of London. The reception was hold in the church parlour. The bride's mother received the guests wearing a matching lilac dress and coat. She wa s. assisted by the groom's mother who wore 'a pink, .lece- trimmed ensemble. Both Wore white gardenia corsages. Following the Wedding dinner, guests were entertained at a wine and cheese party at the home 'of the bride's parents. For travelling the bride changed into a blue and white fortrel hot-pants ensemble. Out-of.town gueat8 attending the wedding were &OM Ottawa, Windsor. I-Tamilton. Toronto. Lon- don, Lambeth. Sarnia, Belle River, Erin, Ethel. Winghaiii, Ingersoll, St. Marys, Goderich. Niagara Falls, Barrie. Leevistien, N.Y., Quebec City, Roydorf, Germany and Lunburg, Germany. Mr, and Mrs. Wilson will reside at 515 St. George Street, London. Mr. Wilson, who it a graduate of the University of Western Ont- ario and Aithouse College of Mu• cation will he teaching at H, Beal •SetI0lltial7 n0110 011 Tontion, and Mpg, WOWbi fittnaitig ttit MAJESTIC W. HAVE PICNIC Pleasant sunny sunny weather added to the enjoyment of the menlbers of the Majestic Wom- en's Institute and their friends who attended a picnic on the spacious lawn of the president. Mrs. Leona Armstrong, on Thurs- day afterpeon, August 12th. A short business meeting was conducted by Mrs. Armstrong assisted by the secretary, Mrs. Marie .1‘lcCntelteon. A .committee consistieg of Mrs. Alberta Smith Mrs. Amy Speir, and Miss Mae Skelton was appointed to decide on a money raising project for the Brussels -Centennial, 1972. A needlecraft course, with our Insti- tute as host will be held in Brus- sels on November 23rd and 24th. Bluevale and Walton W. is will participate in. it. Bluevale W. 1. will hold a course on Parliament- ary Procedure in November. Any- one is Weleome to attend • the Huron County Rally, being held, in. Ethel on October 4th, Mrs. Wilma. Heming,•way and Mrs: Cud- more will be the voting delegates. Miss N,ancy Adams will be the leader for the Girls Homemaking Club "Dairy Fare". Contact Nancy if you wish to take it. The relatives and close friends of the late Mrs. Ida Davis ex- pressed their appreciation of a donation from the Institute to the 0110•Pel fund. Mrs. Marie Davis and. Mrs. Jennie Strachan expres- sed their thanks for boxes receiv- ed. The September meeting is to have a guest speaker. Mr. Andy McBride of the Maitland Valley COnservation Authority. The roll can was answered by telling Where you spent your holidays. The next part of the meeting wsa turned over to the committee consisting of Mrs. Steiss. Miss Lucas, Mrs. de Vries. Mrs. Arm- strong and Mrs. McTaggart. Many games and contests were enjoyed by those present and prizes given to the winners. A bOuntiful pot luck lunch was served by the hostess, Mrs. Armstrong and her committee were thanked for the pleasant afternoon. University of Western Ontario. Bride Feted Prior to her marriage, the bride was honored at a dinner party at the home of Miss Anne Oldfield, Miss Janice Carter assisted the hostess. Mrs. Douglas Callender was hostess at a reicellaneous shower at her home and a shoWer was hosted by Miss Joan Elliott et her home. Policeman: You're wife fell out of the car three blocks back." llotorost; "So that's it. thomeht V4 pnc) Ow 400 i'OP it taliiitt01 Murray Hoover 6.00 Norman Hoover Bob Higgins in Tiarveys Township. Ceme- CRANTIROOK Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Dunn and son Ted, Medicine Hat, have left for their born e following over two weeks spent visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn and also a trip to Montreal and Quebec City. Mrs. Gordon Engel and family are spending a week at Amberly. T-I.erbert Jeschke, Fraser Mich.. is spending awhile•-at the Jeschke home. Miss Alice J. Forrest .accompan- ied the Mitchell family arid Miss Elizabeth. Dickson on a holiday at. Poplar Beach, near T.{incardlne. Mrs. John. Engel and children spent two weeks at Port MVO where John i s working for Malon- ey Bros. Mrs. Emm a 'McCallum, St. Thomas.. Mr, and. Mrs. Ken Miller Find Jody, Toronto, visited Mrs. Lylle Gordon. Cooeretelatioes to Mr. and Mrs. John Strickler nn the nrrival of a daughter at Listowel HoPOital on Sunday August 15th, Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Machan, LiAtowel, i IWi3 Sunday v1440111 with Mr, rtml mproltuel rim