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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1924-12-31, Page 9russeto 0 $2,00 A Year Si Advance .-- $2.60 To U.S.A. TB 111 MUSSELS BOST, THURSDAY, D1QC, 91st, 1924 Pi Happy and Prosperous New Year To A POST PUBLISHING- HOUS81 BrusseIR Council Christmas ,Deaw Winners MRS. WILLIAM SPEIR I HOLIDAY VISITORS Couple Are Honoured At Brussels Business Places Mrs. Mary Catherine Speir, 1 Ray Bronson, Toronto, at On 25th Anniversary ?1, 13russels, died Sunday, Dec, home with his parents Mr. and . Fntertain At Dinner the 25 pounds of Topnotch Dog Max Oldfield was the winner Of 20th, in the Wingham and Dist- Mrs, Ray BronsonMr. and Mrs. L. W. Brothers . riet Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 5, A.1111- entertained al a dinner party on Food given in the Topnotch Feeds strong spent Christmas with their Saturday night, December Stith, daughterp. arkHelen and family ! at Danny's in Winglient to cele - L1 11::;ticciiign tlietulocievte4ricsianr:.6 their 2,51h Mrs. Geo. Davis spent Christ- 1‘), mas in Lucan with her son .Tim Guests were present from Miss Ruby Smith of Toronto, 11.,\ :17dxoente d LBiraut °sv's Kitchener, and family. spent the Christmas holiday at . the Snaith family home on Albert street Mrs, Robt. Ferguson meat the Christmas holiday with her nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. me. Arter, London. Lester Meehan, Toronto with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Machan. Mr, and Mrs. si. B. Cousins with relatives In Woodbridge. Mr. and Mrs. Harl Cudmore with their daughter, Mtg. Bill May and family, Gorrte. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy in Ottawa with their son Robert and airs. Kennedy Mid family. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Campbell and family with Toronto relatives. 49.25 Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hamelin and family of Midland with her par- ents Mr. and Mrs. San van Vliet, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Dennis and son tate ot Barrie, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Whittaker 'Brantford and The last regular meeting of the Village Council was held on December 14th, 1964, in the Clerk's Office, all members being present. Moved by Win. Stratychuk, sec- onded by C. D. McFadden that the minutes of the meeting of November 2, 1964, be adopted as read Moved by C. L. C,ousins, sec- onded by 11, TenPas that the Canadian Legion and Frank Rut- ledge be rebated 550.00 and $80.00 respectively on the 1904 taxes Moved by C. D. McFadden, sec - ended by C. L. Cousins that the accounts as presented for pay- ment be paid P.I.T.C., streetlight, and office 198.81 Art Henry, labour 6.00 .Art Henry, labour 40.00 P.C.U., streetlights 188,01 J. C. Kreuter, salary 160.00 Hank TenPas, salary 100.00 C. D. McFadden, salary 100.00 Wm. Stratychuk, salary 100.00 C. L. Cousins, salary ,. 100.00 Wm. H. 'rung, correcting voter's list Wm. H. King, returning officer C. J. Cardiff, Court Revision Judge Hetherington, Court Revision 1 ion's Club, Santa Claus donation Wm. Bell, D.R.O. 751. Plum, D.R.O. Mrs, Win Edgar, P.C. .„, 'Mrs. V. Hastings, P.C. Canadian Legion, hall rent Gordon Stiles, garbage •collection Canadian Legion tax rebate Frank Rutledge, tax rebate Douglas Callender, November Nursing account Selwyn Baker, Maur- ance Geo. Mutter, fuel ',Terris Township, rrading Donegan's Haulage, gravel R. W. ltenned7', printing Grey Township, grading norrinn Workman, repairs Porineial Treafillre,Y, insulin Cantitated 01 Ivoide Christmas draW, Howard Bernard won the trane- Istor radio in the Christmas draw • Itv oldriold Hardware. Stanley Fischer received the turkey in the Huether Produce Christmas draw. The East Huron $5.00 cash prize went to Watson Sholdice. Draw winners at Wood's West- side Shoppe were: Doll, Shari Baeker; Blanket, Mrs. Garner Nicholson. The final draw for the electric blanket was won by Mise Mary Lewington. --- SOLD OUT! The Legion New Year's Eve Party will be well attended as the tickets are all sold. CARD OF THANKS The relatives of the late Mary Speir wish to express their thanks and appreciation for the ninny deeds of thoughtfulness and kindness during her illness and demise, for the nurses who contributed to her care, to Rev. Morrison, Rev. Fish and Ile', Fry, and to the 11, A.. Bann fun- eral home, and for the flowers, of sympathy, and the abundance of provisions provided for !he time of the funeral and 0 special note of thanks to our pillion e operators. Mrs. Jack Yuill The former Mary lung, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Peter King of title - •vale. Following her marriage to William Speir, who died two months ago, they farmed at Concession 4 Morris Township, until moving to Brussels about 20 years ago. Mrs. Spelt* was the Librarian at the Brussels Public Library. She was a member of Melville Presbyterian Church, and a life member of the WMS of that church, and the president of the Maitland Presbyerial Society. She is survived by a number of nieces and nephews. The funeral sernce was Mid from the D. A. Hann funeral home on Tuesday, Dec. 22nd at 2 p.m., conducted by the Rev. W. J. Morrison. Interment was eemetery. in Wingham CARD OF THANKS The management and staff of he Callender Nursing Home wish thank 511 those whose kind thoughts and deeds made {t &Meg enjoyable Christmas tor all the patients in the home. 6.00 10.00 75.00 10.00 10.00 8.00 8,00 10,00 1,S0.00 ETHEL • Mr. and Mrs. John Conley had !lie members of their family as christmas guests. Mr. and Mrs. Don Swift and 50.00 family. London. Mr. and Mrs. Bert and Fnmtly, Molesworth, .30,00 Miss Ella Pearson, Brussels and Mrs. .Toe Pearson, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Pearson on 348.75 DoNing Day. .,, lir. and Mrs. Don Pestell anti 68.80 hahy, Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs, 61.03 Wm., Premner. of Toronto, and George Menzies of 'Brussels, were 24,00 holiday: visilors with Mr. and M••,,, To. Pestell. 43.00 25.75 52.00 2,00 6416 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Searson and family. 'Kitchener. Mr. and. Mrs. .Tas. Dunbar and Gail, of Wroxet Pr end Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Peebles, Atwood, and Mr. and Mrs. (nester Earl and family were holiday visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Les FAA. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Spellman, POW Christmati glees itt HMO: ort Mtio. M. fOeint CARD OF THANKS My grateful thanks Is ex- tended to all who so kindly re- membered me with visits, cards and treats while I was a patient in Seaforth Hospital. Tour thoughfulfiess has been aPpree- iated. Mrs. Mary Stephenson CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all those who enquired and sent gifts for little Julie while she was in Victoria Hospital and since coming home. Special thanks to Dr. Corrin of Wingham, Dr. McLaughlin anti Dr. Sheppard of London and the nurses and staff of the 3rd. floor. George and Marie Blake CARD OF THANKS We would like to thank all our friends, neighbours, and relatives, for all the lovely cards, letters and gifts we received on our 60th wedding anniversary, and all who helped to make it a joy- ful occasion. Mr, and Mrs. Austin Renard 11. you have visitors please call 3 7 If IMTr. W tifi Cr7ii At Home Miss M. Skelton opened her home on Sunday, December 27th, Mr the "At Horne" for the occas- ion of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Ilrothers 25th anniversary. Many friends railed during the afternoon and evening from 1.i5towel. Wroxeter. and Brussels. A. beautiful 2 -tiered wedding eake adorned the centre of the dining' table. The ,'oke was made le Mrs NI A. Fersythe, who, 25 years 110107.0 also made the wed - din' 'alt' fee the happy or:melon. ileorge ta. s Is poured tea the aficrtionn and mrs. T. Row - hold in the ttyenine. Miss Skelton assisted in tIte Kitchen by mos i 110 Mitchell and Mrs. 1"Mr Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Heming- way, with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dennis. Mr. and Mrs. T. L. MacDonald and son. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Humphries of Auburn with Mr. and Mrs. Roes Lawless, St. Catharines, Mr, and Mrs. George Oouelns and family with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. .T. Wilson, Kitchener. Miss Cora Bell, Port rredtt. and Miss Theda Stone, Toronto, with Mrs. C. L. Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs, Dennis 'Whittaker. Brantford, and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hemingvr, Listowel, with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hetningway, Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Morse, Douglas and Jean, St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Morse, Michele and Brian, London, Mr, and Mrs. Chas. T-Tudson, Manrlee and Marlene and Mr. and Mrs. loyd Hutton. Ethirloy. Murray. and Garry with their parents and grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Morse. Mr. and Mrs, Murray Matheson, and son Alan, Startford, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Koss and daughters Heather tind Sandra, Sarnia, with Mr. end Mrs. C. Matheson. Mr. end Mrs. K 11. Rpeir and f0llith? tiffl8, Mf 111111 8YT' • `, • Donations To Brussels Legion Building Fund Forward .... 64,844.71 Archie Mann Marshall Harrison . .. Michael (Mint zen . .. C 1,1. Dennis ilobert. Harris, it seett Aft -Lean Nnonymous Etlwm Martin NI. 11055 Smith 1 fa rvey Smith Charles Lake Frank Smith thilit ;1 ITeilterineten Mae Show Thomas pr,,e0o. tlortIon Speiro, . nonyntrms Samos Prenrmy Clifford Morrow \ 1.1111 Ilrianner . Motois T.td. (100ee Pollard \'. nnetly 6,00 1.00 2.00 1.00 tee 10.01' 25,00 &Po 5,00 2.00 2.tar 2.00 1.00 tt.on 7. 00 7.00 7.011 7.50 1 nri 10(1(5 en.en 17110 s1.n5el 75 Frank (tro, or. Tnrow,o, Air and -ors MI Standish tell family of Perth, My and Mos. N'ormir, lobus ellfi *1111,i1V wi«11 Mrs. .T. G. 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