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The Brussels Post, 1963-06-06, Page 112,00 A Year In. Advance To U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST TIVJRSDAY, TriNE POti'i' PUBLISHING HOUSE SHORT SCHAEFER - MICHEL •-$H.OT S :Baskets of white mu ins and . * * • Don't forgot the Hockey Club rStrniyal at Brussels Park on tun& 2Ist and 22nd. Good clean midWay with fun for the Whole family, and for good cause tOo. Bring the whole family and enjoy your- self. Monster dance on Friday night. • We hear, there is good fishing in the Maitland river here, A young angler can tell a true fish story about. the big one that got away, While attempting to land a 15" redfin his line broke and the Pinney fellow swam away with hook and line, They didn't ail away however for We passed; young lad .1th a, Wide grin and later saw, slung over his sboulder, a whopping big redfin,. There hand been a number of these beauties, caught from the bridge recently. • Our merchants continue to spruce up their store fronts, with new awnings. the latest *being H. :Dent and Ned Rutiege. Quite sporty! • * * The annual Deoration Sunday will be observed et Brussels cemetery this Sunday, • * • Prior to the School Board meeting on Monday night the board menbers pitched in and helped Principal Ashton and. Ceorge Davidson erect goal posts for the soccer field on the school grounds. • • We hope to see Brussels: well represented at Western Pair Raceway, London. on Monday' Tune 10th, when the second Brussels night will he belch The' feature event being "Brussels Driving Park Pace" with a $1500 purse. • * • * Mrs. Wm. J. Stephenson, Queen Street, Brnssels, who has been a snbcriber of the Brussels. Post for '53 years. ,and now be- cattse of failing eyesight is unable, to enloy it, did not this week -cancel her Subscription but transferred lit to her son 'Norman. Thanks to you Mrs. Stephenson for your many years of loyalty to your "homethWn paper." Horticultural Society Plan Trip To Elora The Tirussels T-Tortleulturat Society are- planning a Ms trip to Elora Peony end Iris gardens on Time 15th. The bus will be leaving the Brussels Library at 12:30 porn Anyone interested, contact Mrs. W. James Arinstrong, 177r, or Mrs. Frank Shaw, 22, before ,:brio 15th,. Brit* it Piertle hitch, Fee 81,0 ntink gladioli made a milord sett- log n 11slyille., Presbyterian Church, Brussels, Ontario, on Saturday, June let, 1953. when • Marianne Maine Michel and ,Torn Carry Gibson Schaefer eN- chitnged wedding" 'yaws in a double ring . ceremony. The nrise.sa - the naugnter of Mr.. and Mrs. 1.10yd. Cs of. Brussels and the groom is the , son or 31r. and MrS. Charles r". Schaefer, of Listowes form- I Qtly of Mayne Corners. Rev. 1. D. ittacTver of Maxwell, Ont., returned to the Brussels area to perform the four o'clock ceremony. MrS, Nies-Ever ,•played traditional, organ Music:. as the bride entered the . church en the arm of her father. • Het gown of blush. tint pear d9 sole, was fashioned on princess lines, with bustle effect beck extending into a. chapal irriin. The full length. sleeves were lily pointed, Appli- ones or Alencon lace enthanced the rounded. neckline and were fe l lured on the buStle, Blush tint peen de sole petals held her ringer-tin Frencb illus- ion yell. Sbecarried a cascade of white roses and stephanotis Attending the bride as maid of h.onottr, was her sister, MisS Sandra. Michel, Mrs Robert Viichniond •Was ,the They were geWtied alike in-white Rwiss leno . with fitted bodice. short aleevea and full skirts. Their_ gowns featured wide. cum= Merbunds of the bridal dress material. Their headdresses were 'Styled sittillarly' to dliat„ of the bride, With 'shoulder • length' veils. They 'serried cascade • bouttetR:lf pink roses and White Shasta daisies and Wore single strand pearls. gifts of the bride, 'rho rower girl, little Ilenniel4e0 eh ra on (I. 'wore an • original frock of the bridal gown. Material •styled with full skirt and butter- fly' how. She carried a. basket. of rosebuds and • baby white mums, Mr.. Brian Schaefer Was rrroonismen for 'his brother and. 111r.. Robert Richmond was the }sliest usher. Mrs. Drank Thompson. Brute- ' sels, soloist. sang The Wedding Prayer prior to the ceremony and . 0 Promise Me while the register was being signed, A reception was ne,d at. the Tune, Barn Banquet. Hall, List. owel Mrs.' Miebel received the gu ests wearing a P.henth gewat of ocean blue chiffon, nisteh. picture hat end romplithentina- secessories. Her norastge 'was of pink tones. MrS, C, t'Sr...hanfor nssisting, chose. a. sheath of beige linen with elennon lace topper and Metching accesserles end were a tishrscso of cirrinr'e fee roses, CARD OF THANKS The family of the late Leslie C. Odell thank everyone for their kindness during his illness and at the time of his death. It Was all, deeply appreciated. CARD OF THANKS, We Would like to sinerely thank the triendS and neighbours of the late Miss Eva IVSOCtrackeni, who 04n:eased their syMPathst; and to those who contribttted, in ifiett of flowers,. for "Save the Children" or helped in any Way. 'Your thoughtfulness was great appreciated. Betty and. Allan ssoCall PETER }PEMINGWAY son of. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas fietningway, who graduated recently from into Canadian Memorial Chiropraetic College, Toronto, as Doctor of Chiropractic, • Students' Observe'. Milk 'Procesang At Cousins .Dairy 'The boys and' girls or Mr. Hen Ashton's room at the Brussels Public School, who have recently been- studying the processing or mild products, received, first hand. information when they toured' the' Plant of Cousins Dairy and; Creamery- last Week. • • They saw' .about 1100 pounds Of butter . in the .• stainless steel Churn' and were told of its Matta- . factitre by' Mr. George Cousins. The milk PastetirNatiort, and • bottling procedure Was exPlained. by Mr. Laurie •Cousins, as Was .also the manufacture •,of ice cream .mix (recipe) and freezing • it into ereamy smooth - ice cream. Everyone . was especially de- lighted to he Served a free sample ice cream cone. fresh from the continuous freezer. NOTICE WADING POOL DIRECTOR. Wanted Hours — 2 - 5, 7 to 8.30, 6 de. 2 - 5 Sundays For nine Weeks frotn Tuly let to Aug, 31, Salary $3.0,00 per Week Apply to WM. Klug NOTICE Notice is hereby rives that His Honour, Judge F. . :fudge of the County Court of the Cionnty of T-Turon, Will attend at. the Clerk's Office, Ethel, Ontario, on the 1311 day of Tune, 1.963 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, for hearing all complaints made against tho. Voters' 74ist for the Plebiscite. for Orey Township School Ares No. 1 to be held on Santrday, June 15th, T9f2. Dated nt Ethel, ()nitwit+, 4111 day of :Time. 1905. tidythe . OIWY °MINNOW North Huron Annual Masonic Church u Service Held Here tie re than, WO Mkt,s91, gather, cd for the annual North, Huron, district Masonic church. service On Sunday morning at Melville presbyteries' Church, AcnoMP• allying the lodges was the Speed' lodge (Guelph) men's choir, who, with their organist, A. R. Hearst, and. choir-leader Ernest Scott, gave leadership to the service of praise, Captain Stanley Newwan of the Salvetion Army, Wingham, die. riot ehaplain, gave the address, which wag entitled "Christ the S'ornerstone." Rev, W. J, /Tor- rison, minister of the church was in charge of the service and welcomed the Masons, The scripture lesson was read by 1• C. Kreuter, DI-n1111, of Brnssels. Anthems were sung by' the men's choir, and a solo, by Sames Spark Following the service, a social hour 'was hold is the schoolroom. of the church, when lunch was served to the visiting Masons and their friends by the 'Members of the Brussels lodge. Several of the visitors Were introduced by S. C', Krattter after he had expressed a welcome on, behalf of St. John's lodge of Brussels. They were: Charles Smith, London, I1T)G1Vii of London district and Mrs. Smith: Clare Rettli, Seaforth, and Mrs. ;folio Ferguson, Clifford, DDGIVI of Bruce; Wellington Smith, Fort Trances, PGS, board of general purposes of Grand, Lodge, and Mi's. Smith: and Robert 'Gunning- ham. master of St. sTolin's— lodge, who vise welcomed the visitors, PEEWEE SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Friday June 14 Luoknow at Belgrate Brussels at Teeswater Monday June 17 Beigrave at BrisSsels Teeswater at LuCknoW Thursday June 20 Brussels at. InicknoW Beigrave at Teeswater Monday June 24 Lueknow at Brussels Tecswater s,t Belgrave Tuesday July Lucknow nt Teeswater Bru ssels ;11 BelgT(INE': Thursday July 4 Ile! rave at LitaltnoW Teeswater at Brussels CARD OF THANKS I wish to express my Sincere thanks to all those Who visited are and sent cards during ray recent stay in the hospital sneein thanks to the Odd- fellows, and all those Who provid- ed ridt•ts, daily for my wife- SiticerolY telt rissthisisill ' Brussels Area Dart League A social evening leas held on. Friday May 24th, in the Legion Rooms to nresent trophies to the various winuerS. Receiving the trophy for the most games finished in the regular schedule was presented to , Hilton Ward, who led the league all season, Receiving trophies rex' Most POinl with three darts were Sa m Workman and Russeg. Hall, Both Players had 180 points, the highest that can be attained with 3 darts, These two players 'will also receive a Labatt 180 Ores( fbr this achievement. The Odd Fellows Lodge was the team winning the final play- offs and was composed of the following Players,: Lou r'oel (Chptain), Tack Lowe, Ray Bronson, Allan Mattel, Vick Stephenson and Elvin 'MOrhirter each receiving a trophy. Trophies were presented to Reeve "Cal Kreuter assisted_ by the Legion president Herb lire ViSS. Teams in the league were as follows: Odd Fellow Lodge, 12th line of Grey, 3rd line of Morths 5th live of Morris, Legion Hams, Legion Aristocrats, Loyal Orange Lodc'e and Brussels Tfireimen. Thia !league has been going on for the past two winters With S teams participating, and it is, hoped that there will be more entries for next yeat'.: It is hoped that a ladies league can be term- ed, if not, perhaps a Mixed league, were entertained by Miss Nancy Mc Caig of Tyrant°, Ron Leonard and the Paul 'Wes. and Shirley. For a. wedding trip to Wash- ington and the Southern States, the bride wore a; skipper blue linen suit, while organza hat and white accessories, Her cor- sage was Of -cameo roses enter- tiwned with pale 'blue petalS. their return the couple will resrifin in. Toronto. Cutest s were prOSent trent Detroit: Windsor:, Brantford. London, Ottawit,r,,Niagait ;Tomtit°, 17.1r6:6s,,ess,r Jlifisswfsbr i : 001'1'101 (In ;,1tirt.i Pt tos$T rim tfeitn0401:.