The Brussels Post, 1955-06-29, Page 3-.„
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C) I CRANORt)IC, '. .P.T, 49HISV,S, A401i. 1
W. Wallops conduct Y. tiOok
reoair iteruning. service In 80,08
Breebytertnit Oltierch -ort, Sp4447
Mrs; F.:nuna Wollar4 octgotted fii
t4Ae IlViegl)3411 ttospttel with r94,1k—
Uml
Mis$, Fra0eeo Houton, **NI*
vieting Alice Ferrest and irtit
Attend the Centennial july 3 4,14,111.
Houston taught school in grapbrlook:
for nine ye,
'nesident4 Crentl)rOOk 0.4.4
;temple of „R, H. are 1)104140 to se.
Dune l'ifeKinilon, hack on, the $64 a
least :part time. Mr,ivt<atzmop, /its
been mall carrier.. On Route 3 to
over 05 7earg,
The June Meetin4e Q. St, Jatrrt'a
bediee Guild was held apt tb,e 4omO.
the. pr resident, Mrs, .•.7.1in milli WW1. a
y geed attendance, While waning
.for the mernbem to „gather 'OA PrOP
Idea entertabied with Plane: •40
vocal acaoS.
• file inkteciiig Opened Y.d0h-.4 .07144
T0110w..ed by prayers by, Mr*, 4,,Thert4
stnimk.figr, ,l0ills read the leAVQ4k frelP.
Aets1,0- 34 -end plea a talk en the
i1o1y Spirt 'rile treoeurer,e 'report
wfue1ren by grp., Pat Davis, P4ea.,
and Oopper 001100tIOn- Were. taken,
Seine menabers. presented' their WI •• • • •• • eatrde snitich realized ;18P'
j it, was decided to hold, a Tea and.:
Berke Sale en Sat, July 8101, in, the 1th..
nary. Rev. Fellie doled the meeting.
prayer,
A Flower contest Was conducted
• Prepared by the noel
by Pat Davis lunch, was being.
the lunch oommittee,
Korris. Council
gordo 1.9100.,10. Poktn0 Meettpc,,
3:ttue (4 100, . , ,I,„•,,,
1,i'he ,Connell met In '.0I1e Township
4411 on the ebeVe. whit -ail AO
renters .nrogent,.
The minutes or the laot„ re04,1,ar
meeting and .the ro0Ot1P4- of May 86,
:2'0 were read. And, :Adopted ,o4 ..P14,41.PA.
of Ron Duncan And, Stewart rr000
I "4. • 11-1,0 .00.001 :received petitions to
hare portions of the WArynolc, DOS,
man, . and Cole Drains, cleaned .and,
repaired sand -three #tiher draies,
construetted,
WodnersdeY, J410 30th, AN
Fenders. were Opened for the. ,ts 4.
etrnetion of the Sewer drain,
Afewed by Win, Elston, seconded
by Ross Duncan that the tender .01
Rodwick Inglis to supply the tile
and emaplete the contract on the
ir° Drain be accepted, ,—.
Carried,
Moved by Walter •Strortreed, sec-
onded by Stewart Procter that the
tender of Gee, Redferd to tlean and
repair the 'Robertson-Mathers DrAins
according 'to Ithe En.gin.eer'e Speelf,
•
ication be accepted,
— Carried.
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Mrs,bettie bennotry, PleaSanti
dale, Sask., has come to attend t711it'
Centennial and ie visiting with her
brother Robert end Mrs, darapbelt
Mrs. Ross Engel was taken to Vic,
toria Hosaittnl. Lenden Saturday, At
time of vvrdting her condition. 1*-
'Mains unchanged:'
Mre. Robert C, Campbell who bass
than beep. in Wingbeenfor genie tinie
has -returned to CnanbrOolt.
The lunch committee for Sunday
have arranged for a decorated birti
flay cake which will be On dis1)147
At the morning Church service Oa
Jelly 3. The cake will be cut, and
Served at the afteralOon picnie
lunch. YO
A cold supper will be served in the
Community Centre on Monday.,
Cranbrook Cent "Cent
SUNDAY, '4ULY-3rd, -
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I DUSTOWWILLIS —
`Meved by Wm. Elston, seconded
I
' by Ross Duncan that the Engineer be
instructed to stake and make a report
on the drain at W. J. War ei ek' s and
H, Oanitpbell'se. —Carried
Moved by Walter Chortreed, see-
ended by Roos Duncan that the En.
gineer be instructed to stake and
make a report on the drain at I,
Breekenridge's.
— Carried.
19,55
Regular morning service at 11 A. M. with Rev. W. A. Williams in charge. At this service a Plaque in
memory of the late Rev. D. B. and Mrs McRae will be presented .iLf:zz th e church by members of their
family.
.41 Rev. D. W. Williams formerly of Goderich will be in charge of 4 Manorial Service at the Cemetery at 3
o'clock. The Brodhagen Band will be in attendance. Lunch will be served by the ladies later in the
afternoon. Visitors do not bring lunch.
The Brodhzegen Band will give a Concert of Sacred Music.
Moved by Stewart Procter, second.
ed by Wm. Elston, that the Engineer
be instructed: to stake and make a
report on the Drain at Win. and
Thos. Kelly's.
— Carried,
Moved by Ross Duncan, second.
ed by Walter Shortreed that the
Engineer be instructed to stake and
make a report on the Warwick Dr.
— Carried,
Moved by Stewart Procter, second-
ed by Wm. El•eton that the Engineer
be instructed to stake and make a
report on the Bosnian Cole Drains.
— Carried.
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12.00 p rn. Monster Parade led by Brussels
Pipe Band
2.30 p.m. Official Opening—Glenn Huether
Master of Ceremonies : John Brent
Guest Speakers: Mr. Elston Cardiff, M. P.
Mr. W. J. Cameron
Scotch Rhiel
Moved by Win. Elston, seconded
by Stewart Procter that Harold The.
ma.s be Paid $3000 on his contract of
the shed,
Guest Speakers : Mr. Athol McQuarrie
Mr. Hector Knight
A number by the Legion Pipe Band
Guest Speakers: : Dr. E. A. McMaster
Mr. Clifford Rowland, Reeve.
Prize for the oldest married couple born
in Cranbrook
Guest Speakers s Mr. John Hanna., M.P.P.
Mr. John McNabb
Moved by beewart Procter, second-
ed by Welter Shortreed that the
road bills as Presented by the Road
Superintendent' be paid.
— Carried.
Moved by Stewart Procter, second-
ed by Ross Duncan that the meeting
adjourn to meet again on July 5 at'
.8 p. in, or at the call of the Reeve.
— Carried.
The following .accounts were paid:
Advance Times, •adet. $4.80
Geo. Martin, hy-dro for hall 6.07
C. Campbell, injury to caw by
dogs '25.00
Herbert Garniss valuators fees 5.80
County of Huron, Indigent fess,
Prank Dixon 8.00
Dept. of Health, Insulin. 1.54
Cleo. Radford, bulldozing
dumping ground 25.-0
BeIgrave Co-Operative, warbicide
45,35.
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Prize for the youngest person on the grounds
Number by the. Legion Pipe Band
Solo : Graeme McDonald
Piano Solo : Mardaret Perrie
Prize for the 11.rgest family on the grounds
Duet : Mrs, Lorne McKelvy and Geo. Evans
Reading : Mrs. Robert Campbell
Violin Solo: Mr. Henry Gorsalitz.
Prize for the person coming the greatest
distance
Duet : Mrs. Florence Michel and Mrs. Stan.
Machan.
Square Dance
Prize for the most recently married couple
Races during the program for children.
Monday Evening
— Carried,
26.55
28.50
115.60
6.60'
6.86
A pretty to wedding took
place in McIntosh United Church, in
la, setting of red peonies, snowbells
and fern,, when Ethel Jean Dastew,
daughter or Mr and Mrs Herbert
Duetow, R. R. 2 Mrn ilday, and
John Bluevale, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
were united in marriage.
The double ring ceremony was per-
formed by D.- J, McRae Win ham,
in the abselMe of Rev. HI West. Miss
Lillian Darling played traditional
wedding mange and Mr. Bernard Rut-
ledge 'sang The. Lord' Prayer ad I'LL
Walk Beside You,
The bride, given in marriage by her
father, wore a white waltz length
gown, with lace inserts in the skirt,
The lace jacket was fashioned with
lily point sleeves, Tier finger tip veil
teilk embroidered, was studded with
rhinestones. She carried a white
bible, the gift of the groom, crested
Sweetheart roses and rosebuds.
Mrs. Wilfred Benstead, Kleinburg..
Ont, was matron of honour and Miss
Caryl. MacCrostie, Lucknow was
bridesmaid. They were gowned
identically in waltz-length gowns
with lace jackets, in shrimp and ice
'blue respeetively. Both wore mates
hiug headdresses, wristlets and
'carried boquets of mums and steph-
anotis. Miss Kathaleen Miller, Kart.S.
rifle, Ont., niece of the groom was
a ciliarrning flower girl gowned.
in yellow nylon bet, waltz-lengthl
with matching halo and wristlets'.
She carried pink nosegay
Mr. Harvey Bradshaw, Bluevale
was best man. Mr. George Nichol, •
contain of the groom, and Mr. nverat
Duetow, brother of the bride, were
ushers.
For a reception at the Brunswick
Hotel Wingham, the bride's mother
those.a. gown of navy sheer with pink
accessories, and a corsage of pink ,
rose/. r4i
The groom's mother assisted in
receiving, wearing a navy crepe dream,
with navy and white acceasories
a corsage of pink rotes
a Wedding trip p Algotiqttin.
Park and Northern.02ntarl*, the bride
travelled in a navy Sat with ph*
accesories and wore a cordage 0f.
Sweetheart roses.
On their return the couple will rei,
side in Wiegbani.
SEWAGE DisPOSAL —
neve your Both, lints end oil.
Poole cleated the seadtEni *T' telt
to 'Told tronble,
dotton, Phone M.
MIlvertee,
WINGHAM
MEMORIAL Sitor
Vitt tie:mortal Craftintes tot
rhtrtyAriv6 Tenn, AlwiLys Obit
'THE BEST GRANITES'
Along With
Exneet Gestigninit and
Worternanahlp. .4
Mee. Sleet Remouldi
teineteil Lettering
R. A. SPtYlION
Phone Wititieetni
0
wire And staples
D. A. Crete-, Gorier Drain
Gordon Clark, spraying
Bailie Parrott, mileage re indigent
Mrs, Nichol 6,80
Wm. Cockerline, spraying 181,48
Win. Elston, inileage on
road tour
S, Fear; tott to
Britoollodg. Ineteelett
04 Carkibell„ BeticelloSiS
Its*Peetor 41,80
A, Fraser, pari salary., 150.06
on .Oriailt, and Robertson.
,Bailie Perrot% Court of Revision
on Grant, and Robertseii-
Mather§ Dreliie " 15.00
Wm. Eleton, Court of revision oh
Mt Grant, mid Robettseh,
Mathere Draiiiet 15.00
Stewart Procter, down of Reetialen Oil
an. Greet, and ItobertSoitt.
Matliere Drill:tie 15,40
Boss Daneati. Mart of itevIgton oh
on Grant, and Rebetteed,
Malliets Drains. 18.66
W. shortrog,. doot of Reetsittit en
on (leant, tiria tto6rtgot.
Mather, Drains 15,0'
Nelson Higgins; Vestige: ,atid
exiieliStee tti, Mitchell ' 00.0.
.tali Uartin5, relief 30.0
$5351,15 \
61,
7 P. M. Brussels Legion. Pipe Band
7.15 P. 1111. *iris' Softball Game • ; Brussels Vs Fergus
9 Pa iVle Concert --Opooting Address I Lloyd Michel
Paul Brothers of Kirktorit Tap aareins by Marlene & Gordon Sandow
111FlatiMba Number by Doris JOhnston The Crya'' brook Quartette
Crowning of °Miss Cranbrook"
T his ig OPett to girl* V. year* dudunder within a 14 mile raditt* Cranbrook,t6' appear
in formal castume„ The 'prize* wilt be (1> $20,00 and nylons for the rest of the dittranti
There will. be jitney dancing to Wilbee's Orchestra after the concert
Midway and Games Of 'Chance
ti•edd
Vaitott, Reeve,
dere d. nattft,
etesieted bY
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