The Brussels Post, 1962-11-03, Page 1POPPY DAY .
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10th
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WHEN IT'S 'DELICIOUS'
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TUPPERWARE DEMONSTRATION
The Ladies Aux:diary to the Royal,
C anadian, Legion are holding a
Tupperware demonstration
their rooms over the Legion Hall
on November 16th, commencing a
8:30. Come and, bring your friends
Everyone welcome.
SPECIAL
For the Month of November
$10.00 PERMANENT WAVE
for . 0 0
Satisfaction Guars to
Make Your Appointment Now
CAMEO 'BEAUTY SALON
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER, 10th
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Sponsored by Anglican Guild
of St. John's Church.
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Henley Fruit Cocktail 20 oz. 2 for 55c
Maxwell House Instant Coffee 6 oz. 95c
Peak Frean. Digestive Biscuits, 1 lb. 45c
Farmkist Prunes 24 oz. 45c
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PRESENTS :COLOURS •A tragic ,ear-traetor crash TO AIR CADETS 040110 this community', claimed they
Phone x193 We Deliver ,
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GREY TWP, FEDERATION 'OF AGRICULTURE
ANNUAL MEETING
and
DINNER — 12:15 p.m.
Ethel Community Centre
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20th
GUEST SPEAKER --- GEORGE GEAR, WALKERTON-
Ticket $1.25
JAN VAN VLIET RAE HOUSTON
President Sec. - Treas.
Tickets can be obtained from the. Directors
DRAW
,••••••••••••••
and wear a Poppy in silent Tribute to the Fallen
and to he)p our disabled veterans
Minister:* Rev.
Organist: Mrs,
10 A. M. Church School
11 A. lksR Morning Worship '
Remembrance Sunday
Everyone Welcome
The United Church
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev, A. K. Griffitht
Organist: Mr. Wm. Connell
'REMEMBRANCE DAY
MEMORIAL SERVICE
u nday, November 11th, 1982
11.00 a.m.
Following Parade at Cenotaph
' 10.30 p.m.
9,46 A.M. Sunday School
FOR YOUR EVE kV' USE
Presbyter.,a;i
IN CANADA
W. Merrison,
Frank Thompson
INN THE BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16th
Dance to the Modern Music of
KEN WILBEE
Admission : 75c
DRESS OPTIONAL
'FIREMEN'S ANNUAL.' BALL
MRS. R. F. DOWNING .
After a lengthy illness, Mrs. R.
Downing, the former Margaret Jane ENGAGEMENT Cardiff, a lifelong resident of this Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Bryans of con
'Windsor wish to announce the District Hospital on Thursday,
iinunity passed away in Wingham
engagement of their eldest datight. November 1st, in her 79th year.
eV, Patricia Dianne, to Maurice, Born in Grey Township, the eldest 1Veryee Cameron, son of Mr. and daughter of James and Sarah.
Mrs, Maurice Cameron of Grey! Cardiff, she was married to R. P.
Downing. They made their home in ToTwhmeshnilpa.rriage
will take Place in. Brussels. Mr. Downing predeceased
St. John's Anglican Church, Brussels, 1 her In 1550.
early in, December. "Mayine" as she was called by a
host of friends, was a faithful
CARD OF THANKS member of the Brussels United.
I wish to sincerely, thank all who Church, a member_ of the Church
so- kindly remembered me with Moir, and the United Church
cards, flowers, treats, and visite Women. Of late years she was
while I was a patient in Victoria intensely interested in •the work
Hospital, London, and since coming done by rIlh.e Save the Children
home, It was greatly appreciated 011th, and. made many quilts and
Thanks. too, to Dr. Stephens. sweaters,
`Walter Williamson Funeral services were held from
the D. A, Rann Funeral Home on
CARD OF THANKS Saturday. afternoon, Rev. K.
My sincere thanks is extended to ;Griffiths in charge, Two close
all those who so kindly remembered friends, ,Mrs, A. W. Barker of High-
me with visits, cards and treats gate and 'Mrs, Beatrice Walker of
',hile was it patient in tSetiforth Toronto, sang "How Great Thrill
Hospital. Art."
Your thoughtfulness was anprees ,Isett, to Mourn her los§ are one
lated. ; daughter Margaret (Mrs, hen
- Mrs. Geo. Meehan TYerman), her granclSon Bob
Tyerman, one brother Wm. J.
CARD OF THANKS Otircliff and two sisters 1%1 Addle
On behalf of the Ladies, Auxiliary, Cardiff and 'Lama (Mrs, Walter
to the 'Royal ldanadian Legion I Williamsion.)
invited to parade with the Brussels
Bench 218 of the Royal. Canadian
Legion on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
11th.
Parade will form "up at the Legion
Gall alt approximately 10-a.m. and
proceed to Cenotaph for wreath lay-
ing -ceremony at, 10.30 a.m. Parade
will then" proceed to Brussels United
Church for service at 11 am.
Remembrance Day Banquet will be
held on. Monday. November 12tb, at 7
pan. in the Auxiliary Rooms.
:wish to thank all those who donated The pallhearees were Albert 1,
to 'the Salvion Army when eurit i...lemIngway, " Jaelt Lowe,
'Cardiff, Mack Cardiff,. Douglas
Leonard :Ce,nvAssers called. t .. m.. _
Total 'amount donated being' achan and Robert Walker,
The flower hearers were Doh $'304.05
Maid Storey, President ',Rotor and Gordon Rutledge.
rriends and relatives attended tint
' CARD OF THANKS 1 hinerrl I from tororith, ITIgligete,
REMEMBRANCE DAY
SERVICES
All ex-service personnel
(1—infOn„ otitofou, 1,Ouriou
t titti OPpOrtitnif tid
M*
y to extend(
sincere thanks to ins' friends' and 31.61ifict, itlt
At
fhtfONI nand Setifiir tli.
relatives for the glitd and ktlicliitieell
rend'e'red to ftte f011oWifig airy recent'
accident,
Special tliithhs to br,
Addison of iditfiton, Drs. •diOun t
Oliverand Charles Tliaintiatiii Of ,
Isenctoti. rind. the roftliffig staff of
'Victoria noWtal. ire)6(1
Was eitiallatisibta utduily,
litoteo in nit-. ireeieverr;
140)treriess
FOR PONY AT DANC.E
ALIDITORIUld
,inspect the ,Parade and present! the dead Man, died shortly
wings to successful cadets. I after being removed to hospital.
, .
Rev. Griffiths. was accemnanie • The three young children of the
by Mrs. Griffiths and David, couple, who were with their phrents
at the time of the collision are
BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
Miss Patricia, Bryan''
`spoofed In satisfactory condition •
was f,sted. in WinghamRespital, by Dr, 11. W.1
when a member of friends entertained Stephens who attended the victims
in honor of her coming' •marrisge;, a' the scene of the fatality. . 1
kr: the New American _Hotel, en ! The fatal accident oceured about!
Saturday night. two and a half miles _ west of;
Asp an attractive setting, ,whieh l Bressels on :lhe 5th concession of
ino!eisied', a • chair., for the bride-to-be; Morris Tow.nsblp, iust over the •
dot1-0.... in - ,pink and white; brow of a hill, at three thirty
Brussels and Nornian of Borden, lIstriy.ea6-11:11si°-sili13-ElT:-.s.riaahOl‘Witleddi.n)gVit4belais.'nUoliVibiosrs IVI:°'fle'lr(rink . . Sank., also two nephews, Norman iii
syrralsiesrdea‘irni:gftelrinZen.. from..11.
and Donald Smith of Edmonton, es beautiful -and 'Useful gifts, also Brussels. driving his tractor, while,
I an artistically prepared Bride's,' Mr. Jones, accompanied by his wife
are There er1
Arthur 1 Book and .. rainature wedding cak ) 'and three children, were also driv- e
sons of her late brother, .,
MRS, T. T. •McRAE, ' •
MrS, Katie blthelWyn McRae OA
on Friday night, after a long ilinefie,
tShe was the wife of the late Dr,
Thomas- T. McRae, who, as a young
graduate from the Medical College.
of Toronto, came to Brussels, his.
first charge, and practiced here
for more than thirty years,
Mrs. McRae was the younger
daughter of the at John R. Smith,
a pioneer -merchant of Brussels, and
'wee 'Mrs. Smith, who. had 'the
distinction cif being the first lady
in Canada, to 'be elected to Civic
Office in Canada, in 1885 as a member
of. the Brussels School' Board. When
the Brussels Branch of the Red
Clsosa Society was active, Mrs.
M. Rae *ate one of its tireless
Workers. As long as her - health
nermitted she was a faithful worker
end member of Melville Presbyter
;,,, riblurch,
Survivors are her only son, Dr.
Donald Smith McRae, on the staff
i of Sunny Dratik Veterans. Hospital
Toronto; her niece, Miss Ruby Smith,
of Toronto and brothere, Frank, of •
, Funeral was beid front her late
residence, William street, with Rev
W. es Morrison in charge-. A. duet,
"In the. Garden" was sung by
Grae.me McDonald and Wm, TT. Kine.
Pallbearers were Win. Speir
W. F. Willis. R. B. Cousins. John
Bowthiiati; Sue, Yuill - and Wm, H
ts'-en g.
st V A L i 9'
-' BEAUTY SHOP
duttiiig Styling' -664
-toe-edify
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, g an t The shower gifts were presented - in west from Brussels in their car
Waeingi,
Bettaaelat
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ATTEND CONVENTION
IN GUELPH
Sas. Malr, Clem Steflier, Robt.
Grasby, Cliff Bray and Roy Turvey
representative the Men's Division of
East Huron Agricultural Society at
the District 8 Agricultural Societies,
ConventioB in Guelph, Also
attending, from the Ladies' Division,
of the local Society were Mrs. Jas.:
.Mair, Mrs. Robert .Grashy, Mrs.
Harvey Craig, Mrs, Chas, Davis and;
Mrs. Shurrie.
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POPPY DAV
The annual Poppy Campaign of
the local branch of the Royal
Canadian Legion will be held on
SATURDUAY, NOVEMBER 10th.
The success of this campaign.
depends on our local citizens,
wham we hope will all purchase
a lapel poppy from the canvas-
sers on the street or when they
call at your home. The Poppy
fund is held in trust for the one
specific ptirpose of helping ex-
servicemen; `and is kept apart
from regular Logien funds.
HELP US TO HELP THEM
BY BITTING A POPPY
CHRISTMAS CONCERT
The Bruesels United Chinth,
Will hold their • Ciheistraitte Convert
-on Friday, December 21st.
in a *decorated wagon drawn in by
Misses Cheryl, Lori, Vienne and•
McOutcheon.
Pat thanked her friends for their
gifts-•and good wishes. '
The grandiniethers, and: mothers,
of the bride and groom to-be were
each presented with a corsage,
Wing 400 of the R. C. A- T lives of three adults and. orphaned
Association in Guelph, spousorin4 i four young children, all under Mel
body of the 1211et SquSidron of the
Air Cadets, gave new colours to the
boys at the Guelph Armouries on
Monday evening, Nov. 5th, Rev,
A. K. Griffithe of Brussels, Chaplain.
to the Wing, dedicated and
presented the Colours,
Group Captain Matheison, Com-
manding Officer of Clinton
R. C. A. F, Base attended to death. Kathleen Jones, 23, wife o
First to come "upon the scene of!
the accident was Mrs. D. White!
who immediately summoned aid.
The impact hurled the two!
vehicles into the ditch on the
north side of the read with thei
twisted wreckage of the tractor oni
top of the case Mr. Jones was thrown)
from the car. The children were
thown clear without fatal injury.
Mr. Martin was trapped between'
the Wreckage of his tractor and the!
mangled car. Mrs. Jones was pinned(
in -the frost seat of the car. She:
Was taken by the. D. A. Ranil
ambulance to Wingham Dittrict
Hospital bee she died, of injuries
shortly after admittance.
In hospital in. Wingham are
Leslie 5, Kenneth 4, and Shelly 3,
The fourth child, Carol, was in
school at the time of the tragedy
which deprived her and her sister
and brothers of their parents.,
Leslie, the most seriously injured
has a broken leg, Kenneth anal
Shelley have cuts about the head
and. body. All three suffered from.,
abra,sians bruises and shock.
di4UkNEd. '014t -t14 DAILY
O.P.P. Constable Markey Frieden-i
burg, Wingham detachment, stated its
Was the worst accident he had ever i
seen. Mute evidence of the violence 1,
was a battery which was throsen.1
75 feet from the scene of the crash I
Mr. Martin's funeral will be heldt
front the D. A. Rann funeral home
on Thursday at a P.m. He' Is survived
by his wife, the former Helen
tGrasby, and three brothers,
Clarence' of Morris townshiml
George Martin, 53, of the 6th
conceseion of Morris Township, 0
which township lie was Municipal
Clerk for many years, and John Owen
Jones, 27, of Brussels met instant
age of seven years, three of whom
were injured in the accident that
killed their parents,
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MORRIS FEDERATION OF AGRICULTURE
ANNUAL MEETING and TURKEY SUPPER
BELGRAVE FORFIESTER'S HALL -- 7:0Q P.M.
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 16th
Guest Speaker -- ROY JEWELL, C.F.R.J.-, Commentator, London
Tickets $1,50
S. HOPPER, President R. PROCTER, Sec.-treas
Tickets can ha obtained from the Directors
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WILLIS'S
REMEMBRANCE DAY
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 11th
SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE
BRUSSELS CENOTAPH
"They shall not grow old, as we that are left grow 'o1d«
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condenm.
At the goingflown of the sun and in the morning
We will remEimher them."
Royal Canadian Legion
Brussels Branch 218
10!80 A. M.
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