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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-12-18, Page 11 • $3.00 A Year in Advance — $4.00 to U.S.A. — Single Copy 10e THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, DEC. 18th, 1971 POST puBLT$HINc, ITotp43,, 4 Irtif5Selg MINOR HOCKEY FLAM ERS PAY ANNUAL VISIT TO GARDEN CITY MIDGETS Brusseels 3 Garden. City 3 Scoring: for Brussels: Peter Gibson (Roger Humphries), Blaine McCutcheon, Bill Sellers, (John Elliott). for Garden City: Gary Cunning- ham (Ron Wasczenski), Todd Ponti (Dave Susewitch, Jim Wisniewski). Dave Susewitch (Ron. Wasczenski). Brussels 5 Garden City 3 for Bruesels: Keit!). Raymond (Peter Gibson, Roger Hum- phries), Keith Raymond, Rog- er Humphries), Rick McDon- ald (Darrell Bauer, Ross Mc- Call), Rick McDonaud (Dar- rell 'Bauer), Keith Raymond. for Garden City; Todd Pontq (Dave Susewitch), Gary Cun- ningham (Don Otembra), Todd Ponte (Jim Wisniewski). BANTAM Brussels 2 Garden City 2 for Brusseels: Edgar Williams (Randy Somers) Ron Riley (Danny Campbell, Jim. Wyler). for Garden City Zywick- (More elli, Mitchell), Zoccoli (Ben- nett, Ponte), Garden City 2 Brussels 1 for ,Brussels: Murray Nichol (Bob Bridge). for Garden City: Downey (Ben- nett, Wineck). Oradinsack (Greeenleaf.) PEE WEE Garden City 2 Brussels 2 for Brussels: Steve Pletch (Jamie Jutzi) David Stephenson (Ken Pen- nington), iela) McHugh (Kob- iela), McHugh (Kabiela, Campbell.), Garden City 4 Brussels 1 for Brussels: David Stephenson. for Garden City: Zwick (James, Justin), Russell (Kobiela, Zwick), James (Zwick). Kob- iela (McHugh, Russell) NOVICE Garden City 3 Brussels 1 for Brussels:Doug Cousins (Tim Prier) for Garden. City: Don Loney. Don Loney (Andy 'Worrell, Bill Orr), Joe Mullett (Doug Joseph. Garden City 4 Brussels 1 for Brussels: Scott Wheeler (Brian Scott). for Garden City: Bill Orr (Andy Woreall), Doug Joseph (Dave Sebulen, David Dorsey), Dave Schiller (Mike Longpre, Stan Flack), Don Loney (Andy Worraall), TYKE Brussels $ Garden City 3 for 13'ttisselst, Tatty McCutcheon Terry McCetehoon (Kenny Higeine, Ricky Giteet), Brian MeGaViti (Lyle Campbell, nieltY OtteSt), MeCtitell. odiii Terily IteriMo gthibf, rkbh Reeve And Mrs. Elston Entertain Township. Officials On Saturday December 11th, at 1. p.m. Reeve and Mrs. William Elston entertained members of Morris Township. Council and other Officials and their wives at a turkey dinner at their home. Following an evening of play_ ing cards and social time James Mair thanked Mr, and Mrs. Elston for their hospitality and Robert Grasby presented them with a gift. CHRISTMAS MEETING OF U.C.W. AFTERNOON UNIT The Afternoon Unit of the Brussels U. C. W. held their Christmas meeting at the home of Mrs. Bann, with 23 attending. The Vice President, Mrs. Thomas, was in charge. She led a very effective devotional period, consisting of a poem, "Christmas is . ,"; Hymn "Angels from the Realms of Glory"; the reading of Scriuture Luke 2:7-20 was interspersed by the lighting of candles by Mrs. DeYrj_m Mrs.. Miller, Mrs. Firby, Mrs. W. Turnbull, Mrs. Kitchen, Mrs. .1. Turnbull, and appropriate Christ- mas carols. Mrs. Hemingway led in prayer, and Mrs. Hupfer gave a most inspiring talk, "Christmas Thoughts". Mrs. Cousins read a charming Christmas story. Charlie Buck played Chrismas music on his accordian, and Mrs. Bryans favoured with piano selections. Mrs. Hemingway submitted the. report of the nominating commit- tee as follows;— President, Mrs. Thomas; Vice-President, Mrs. Miller; Secretary, Mrs. Hupfer; Treasurer. Miss Skelton; Pianists, Mrs. W. Turnbull and Mrs. Cousins; Study Book, Miss Lucas. The afternoon closed with a delicious lunch served by the host- ess and several helpers. The next meeting will he on ,fanuary 4, at Mrs. Bray's home. Cousins), Kenny Consinsl,; for Garden City: Brad Vermil- lion, Martin Musser (Brad Vermillion), Brussels 7 Garden City for BrUsselS: Kenny Cousins, Terry McCutcheon, Terry Mc- Cutcheon (Ricky Geest. 'Mien McGovitil, Kehny Higgins (Brian TeriPaS), Brian Mc- Gavin (Tetey McC,ittcheonl„ Terry McCutcheon. (Mike Watson), Brian TenPas (Ken Cotieins, Mike Watson), Terry ,Consiris,MikeWatsen), for Garden City: Tetry Justin, (Brad Vermillion). PINAL TOTALS Garden City Brussels Won 4 3 Lost :4 4 Tsee Nine Whig MAJESTIC WI. HOLD CHRISTMAS 'MEETING The Christmas meeting of the Majestic Women's Institute was held on December 9th, Following the reading of a Christmas message Mrs. Leona Armstrong welcomed a large number of members and guests to the Chrismas program spon- sored by the branch directors, Mrs. Torn Strachan, Mrs. Marie Davis and Mrs. Alex Steiss. The usual business was eon- ducted by the president and assistant secretary, Mrs. Alex Steiss. A committee consisting of Mrs. Jennie Turn-bull, Mrs. Alberta Smith and Mrs. Eleanor Hemingway; was appointed to look after the making of a centen- nial quilt. Boxes for the shut-ins will be packed a the library on Wednesday afternoon, December 15th at 1:30 o'clock, Mrs. Jennie Stra.chan took charge of the program and after reading a Christmas story on the origin of the carol "Silent Night" called on Miss Bonnie Pennington for a musical number. She de- lighted the audience with three selections, accompanying herself on the guitar. Mrs, Marie Davis read an in- spiring article taken from an old Family Herald. Mr. Alfred Knight was called on tii -Shod' colored -slides—et hiS recent trip to Alaska and the Yukon and also some views of Brussels and the surrounding country. Mr Knight's interesting comments as well as the pictures. were enjoyed very much. Mrs, Marie licTaggart, who was. a delegate to the Guelph Area con- vention in October gave a detailed and interesting account of the prow a tn. Chrigtmas carols were sung with. Mrs. Walter Kerr at the piano, Mrs. Earl C.udmore, in tier usual jovial manner, auctioned off the packages of cookies which the members had brought. Santa Claus distributed the 50e exchange gifts and wished every- one the seasons greetings, Lunch was served by Mrs. Tim Smith. Miss Mae Skelton, Mrs. Ada Armstrong and Mrs. Amy LEGION TURKEY BINGO WINNER:5 Regular Games Jean Lamont, Nancy Riley, Wingham, Pearl Baker, Mrs. Chas. Fischer, Mrs. Hartlieb, Belgrave, Susan Langlois, Mary Lowe, Mrs. Roger Smith, Ethel, Doug Smith, Doris Adams, WtoXeter, Mrs. Willis Knight, Don Workman, Jack Logan, Mrs. Dick Jacklin Jamestown, Mrs, Riley, Winghain. Specials :Airs. Winghatee Margaret Adams, Wroxeter, YVotitie Knight, Mee, Bert Prior Ella Graben and Rath Sharpie., Door Pr ize Mrs, Ward, Note Perim mine nine to girl friend: "I Wmild climb the highest mountahi. swiM the widest lake, err s the burning, desert and die tit the -stake for you, 1111 g44 YOU AtIttliPtY, ti k itootififf WHAT'S NEW AT EivRoNviim The Annual Christmas Fair, an event which gives the residents an opportunity to do some Christ- mas shopping, was held on Mon- day. Each resident is given a credit slip to select gifts from the several tables which are arranged in the craft room with tea and cookies served in the Auditorium, This project is sponsored and arranged by the Women's Auxil- iary with contributions from var- ious organizations. • Members of the C.N.I.13, were guests at the regional Christmas party which was held on, Wednes- day evening in the Mitchell United Church.One hundred and twenty- five members and their escorts from Huron and Perth attended the dinner which included turkey and all the trimmings followed by a sing-song and musical numbers by the Stratford Barber Shoppers. Miss 'Laura Inglis of Clifford arranged and directed a program presented. by the Hi. C. group of McIntosh United Church on Fam- -By Night. Mr; George - Harkness introduced the numbers which in- cluded a guitar duet by Wendy and Debbie :Bosley, accordian solos by Barbara .Harkness a two- act play "Wanted a Housekeeper". several Christmas numbers' and a sing-along by the Chorus of twenty young people. Miss Frances Inglis, a member of the McIntosh U.C.W., expressed the appreciation of the residents. The Family Night program will be held on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Dec- ember 22 instead of the regular Thursday night .for next week only. BOWLING NOTES Ladies' High Singles Marlene Rutledge 264 Jane Ward 252 Joyce Jacklin 249 Ladies' High Triples Joyce Jacklin 610 Jane Ward 601 Marlene Rutledge 595 Men's High Singles Gordon Matheson 625 jack Higgins 254 Harold Mergott 234 Men's High Triples Jack Higgins 626 Gordon Matheson 625 Robert Pipe , ...... 596 PEOPLE' WE KNOW Mrs, A, Wood continues serious- ly ill in hospital, Mr. and Mrs, G. Pushelberg and family and Mr. and Mre, Ron llrighton, nil of Riteherier visited pitoitifty with Mr, nil Mfrs, SANTA SAYS HE WILL BE HERE SATURDAY, DEC. 18th Bring the children to Brussels this Saturday, December 18th. to meet Santa Claus and receive a treat from St. Nick with the as- sistance of Brussels Legion, Brussels Lions and Brussels Businessmen. There will lie a Santa Claus Parade at 2:00 p.m. with floats, decorated snowmobiles, clowns horses and riders, and costumed characters with good prizes for all classes. While the children meet Santa parents can shop at their leisure in our well stocked stores. LIONS ENTERTAIN THEIR LADIES AT CHRISTMAS PARTY The Lions held their annual Christmas Party Oil Monday Dec- ember 13 in the Legion when they entertained their ladies, Lion President, Henry Pixel opened the meeting. A delicious meal was enjoyed by almost one hundred per cent attendance.. First Vice President Lion Jim Knight proposed a toast to the ladies to which Mrs. G. Mutter replied. Lion Albert ten Pas, in charge of the program committee, intro- duced Susati Langlois who favour- ed her audience with dancing, which wag followed by a skit areeneted by Lion members. The sing song was led by Lion Selwyn Baker and Barb McCutcheon With Lion Donald Dunbar tit the Piano. The rest of the evening mitet- teinnieet was proVided a Gospel Group called the "Inspile; ations" from Guelph, Which. Was much efijoYed. After the Program Santa pre- Sented all the ladies With a. gift, The meeting drew to. it .oloee with the slagleg el! the Qheen. rril0 \Vag WOVI by Mrst ji