The Brussels Post, 1972-05-03, Page 8The following Sunday on May
14, the junior Farmer s will
Attend With a full choir. T his A BruSsels Post
groin) of yOUtig people previously will pay you
dividends.
en Have you
have performed a.tOntati6Place. tried One? D614.
8—THE BRUSSELS PAST, MAY 3, 1972
Classified
James W, Britnell, Huron
County engineer, conducted the
election of Officers of the Huron
Band active
at church
The "Leithe Band" againtook
part in the service at Brussels
United Church on Sunday. The
group is composed of Roy Le
Drew, John Elliott, Allan Car-
diff and Dale Wheeler. This is
the fourth time in the past months
the young Men, along with their
instruments and amplifiers have
contributed their talent to the
services. The attendance on each
occasion has been proof that they
Were appreciated.
The Sacrathent of Baptism
will be observed next Sunday
County Road Superintendents
when they met in Belgrave. Wed-
nesday.
Officers are: Past President,
Wm. Routley, Usborne Twp.;
President, Karl Harberer, Hay
Twp.; 1st Vice President, Allan.
Nicholson, Tuckersmith Twp.;
Sec-Treas., C. W, Hanna, East
Wawanosh Twp.; O.R.S.A. Rep.,
to O.G.R.A., Wm. Taylor, Stan-
ley Twp.; Auditors,Jas. Britnell
and Ross Jackson,
D, Stevens and Ross Jackson
from the Department of Trans-
portation spoke on behalf of their
Department and Reeve Roy Patti-
son of East Wawanosh welcomed
the members arid introduced
members of the township coun-
cil. The ladies of the Institute
prepared a sMorgasbord supper
sponsored by Joe Kerr Construc-
tion, of Wingharn and Ontario
Culvert of Waterloo.
HOCKEY PICTURE 1946
, Back row: George Baeker, Robert Bowman (Reeve), Harry
BoWler (coach) Gordon Stephenson, R. J. McLaughlin, Glen
Nichol. 2nd. Row: Sam Workman, Ned Rutledge, Harry Gillis,
Jack McDonald, Jack Lowe, Oliver Riley, Hugh Pearson, Bill
King, Donald Willis.
WHY
HANDLE
YOUR
GRAIN?
Why not let us do it for you
on your farm?
PETER'S
MOBILE FEED SERVICE
Complete Rations for
Cattle, Hogs and Poultry
PLUS ANIMAL HEALTH PRODUCTS
887-6213 Brussels
Ceigennial
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A .delegation of t0otiam4
tended 00 meeting.. .404 134tr,
lecke was .spokesingi and asked
the, Centennial cornnnittee
would give .permission, for the
group to engage the PerthcwotY
Conspiracy to put on a display of
leathercrgt and basket weaylng.
with a three hovir program to
follow on Fricla•Y evening at the
fair grouhdp,
Since .it was suggested the,
event be held at the fair grounds,
the committee agreed it would
require permiaelcm of.theAgrie,
citeral society and the centen-
nial. Committee felt they did not
Want to be held reeposihle,
' The next xneetog wilt be held
on May 15th at .0;30 in, the Arena.
The centennial Committee plans
• to meet every two weeks from now
until the end of .june.
S
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Sales — Service
Installation
FREE ESTIMATES
• Barn Cleaners
• Bunk Feeders
• Stabling.
Donald G. Ives
R.R. 2, Blyth
Phone Brussels 887-9024
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Additional pictures in the series being reproduced as a
feature of the Brussels Centennial year are these football and
hockey teams of 1939 and 1946.
FOOTBALL PICTURE 1939
Cliff Riley, Harry Bowler, Lewis Russel, Bill King, Gordon
Nichol, Jack Lowe, Jack Bryans, Bill Stephenson, Carman
Baker, Hugh Pearson, Lorne Steiss, Russel Fox, Bill Farqu-
harson.
Huron road superintendents
elect at Beigrave meeting