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The Brussels Post, 1964-06-25, Page 112400 A Year in Advance $2.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST, '2' I I UR JUNE 25th, 1961 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Michie Rena' Held in Morris Township On Saturday, June 20th, the Michie reanion was held in Morris 'DownshiP with a splendid dinner, in the United church, BelgraVe,.served by the ladies of the North Group of the UCW. Coithesiy and welcoming remarks were given by the pre- sident, George Michie, and the the thanks of the reunion, was emessed to the, ladies in a few 'well chosen words by Gordon Martin of Orangeville. • After the dinner pictures t:.f California and Los Angeles and from around the Milton district were shown by Mr. and Mrs. Les Supper and recreation was en- joyed at the home of James and Mrs. Michie, 6th line. Those attending were froM Elora, Guelph, Orangeville, Mil- ton, Saginaw, Brussels and Bel- grave. Offieers for the coming year are: President Sec.-Treas. Anderson Lunch Committee Mrs. Doug Smith, Mrs., Harold Coulson, Mrs. Rohn d3rasby Games James Coulson and George Wills CARD OF THANKS On leaving Brussels my sincere gratitude is extended to all for their patronage during my time in business here. The thanks of my wife and my- self is also here expressed for the social gathering held on. our behalf and the gifts presented to 115 and to our children. Your thoughtful kindness was appreciated. Barry Watson CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbours, and St. Ambrose Church, for their lovely gifts, cards, and good wishes, on the occasion Of our 25th wedding anniversary. To our family who arranged the party, and to those who helped in any way. Your kindness was Sated. Urban and Margaret %charms BORN MACHAN (Grace and Barrie are pleased to announce the birth of a son, David James, on Friday; June 19th, in reel Memorial Hospital, Brampton. 7ree brother fOr donna:;. Honour Couple On 25th 'Wedding Annivematy The home or Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Parker was the scene of a pleasant surprise on Friday even- ing, June 19th. when a group of friends, neighbours and 'the members of the stag, of the Canadian Imperial Bank of Cora' merce, of which, Mr, Parker is the manager, walked in and presented them with a lovely pole lamp. The address as read by Mrs. James BrYans and the gift pre- sented by Mr. Roy Cousins. 4uchre was enjoyed during the evening and a delicious lunch served by the ladies assisted by Judy Parker and Mrs. Verna Williams of London. FORMER BLYTH REEVE DIES IN HOSPITAL William H. Mort-Ht. 69, reeve of Blyth until a month ago, and a life-leng resident of that vill- age died in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don, Saturday. MT. Merritt had been in hospital for seven weeks. 11 was the bon at the 'late Mr and MTS. Benjamin Merritt. A veteran qf the First World War, he was a member of the Blyth branch of the Royal Canadian Legion. Mr. Merritt was reeve for 1.4years until poor health forced his retirement He was a Member of the ses- sion of St. Andrew's Presby- terian. Church and of the Mas- onic Order. In private life Mr. Merritt was in, the farm: mai, chinery sales business, He is survived by his wife, the former Gertrude Marshall of Walton; two daughters, Mrs. Maurice (Maureen) Bean, of Aulairn, and Mrs, Brock (Janis) Vodden, of A,ntikokan Ont.; oat!) brother, James, of London, and, five grandchildren. The body rested at the Maker funeral chapel, Blyth, until 1:30 p.m. Tuesday. A funeral ser- vice was held at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Chnteh at 2:30 p,nr. Tuesday. followed by Interment in the Blyth UttiOn cemetery. Rev: R. TT, McLean, of St, Au- drew's Church conducted service. A Service of the Masonic Order was held at 8;00 P.M. on Mende v. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank my neighbours relatives and friends for their cords, letters, and floWers. While patient in St. Maty's Hospital, Kitch'ener. Also thanks to Pr. Stephens, nurses end staff of the begalAl• All Was very much appreciated. yours truly, Mrs MIcArter Lions Club News Items The local Lions Club held their closing meeting of this season at the Pops Park here on Mon- day . night • Approximately 58 Lions and their ladies attended the delicious barbecue steak supper. The weatherman sinned on the affair and a delightful evening was eployed. A bus load of Lions accompan- ied by their wives, anticipate a trip: • to Toronto on July 8th. There they will participate in the parade of the Lions, International Convention on that date. The cpen house. at Camp Woodeden • (Crippled Children) on Sunday, will be attended by a number of Brussels Lions and. their Wives; GREY TWP. SCHOOL BOARD AREA NO. 2 MEETING The regular ,June meeting was held in.' the Walton, public school June 15th at 8.30 pmi. with all members present.' Nutmerous subjects were dis- cussed regarding :the school business. The snool rate re- mained the same as la,st, year, that is, Farm and Residential 11.5 mills; Business and Com- mercial 12,8 mills; Russell and Nelson Marks were rehired for bus transportation at a salary of 15800. for the school term. Sept. 1.964 to. June 1965. The following accounts were authorized for payment: Mrs. Nora C. Moffatt, (Music) $57.18 Mrs. Dorothy Sholdice (supply teaching) 15,04 Ontario Chemicals Ltd. 28.29 'Brussels Coal yard (fuel oil) 64,22 F. R. Smith. (bottle muriatic acid) .83 'Gordon A..'MacEiachern Ltd. 61.89 W. 'L, Hodge (supply new pump & coupler) 34.50 I2 . ,C N, Marks, (trans- portation) 50.00 Alvin McDonald, CARD OF THANKS Pd like to take this opportint- ity to thank ,my many friends for their visits, cards, fie-wets, and gifts while in the hospital and since coming home. special thaoks to Dr. W, A. MeRibbon, Mrs. Don Homier a,ncl the nursing stag of Winghain and District Hospital. Their thotightfuleess will. always be appreciated: Min VI Miler BRUCE MARLATT Bruce Marlatt, of • Bruseels, Passed away in Victoria Hospital,, London, on Thursday, June 18, in,' his 3Sth year. after a lengthy illness. He is survived by his wife, the former Pauline Greenwood; two sons and two daughters, Wayne Tarry. Judy and I3arby, all at home, his parents. Mr, .and Mrs. Clark Marlatt of RR. 2, Scotland, Ont., and one sister, Mrs. Steve, (Jean) Fordor of Delhi. The funeral service was held, from the Robinson funeral holt% Burford. on Sunday, Inne 21st, 2 p.m, Interment was in Scotland cemetery, MRS HAZEL WHITFIELD „1/1Prs. Hazel Whitfield, 69, died. suddenly Friday in the Callander Nursing Home, 'Brussels, Mrs. Whittled was the former Hazel Ellen Archibald, a daught. cr of lbe late Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Archibald. Following her marriage to R. W. (Dick) Whitfield, they farmed on the 14th concession of Grey Town ship until they retired. to Brus- sels in 1956. Mr. Whitfield died four years ago. She was a. inembett of Itusseis LTnliteclr Church. Surviving are two sisters, 'Mrs. Roy (M a yme) `Purvey. Brussels. and Mrs- Jean Miller. Walton; and ono niece, Mrs, MoTaP:g9r1, Clorlerich. Funeral service was held at the D. A, Rann funeral home on Monday, at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev k 11 .Telms.top . Burial took place In Brussels cemetery. CARD OF THANKS Our sincere appreciation is c..011.0.4soei 'to all who were so thCunhIfnl dm'inrr, our father's illness. an i for the many ex- pressions of sympathy, floral tributes, and acts of kindness. at the time of his death. Those will long be remember- "The Robert Smith Family .....,......••••••,..••••• ammo...No.0mo MRS. JOSEPH AMES Mrs. Joseph Ames died at her home in Ethel on Saturday in her 91st year. She had just recently returned home after spending the winter with her eeranddaughtee, MTS. John R. Coghill', RR 2, Listowel. Mrs. Ames, the former Me.ry Elinor Bryan, was born n How- ick Township, Jane 6, 1814, and was. a daughter of the late Williani and Ellen (Frances) Bryan,. On Sept. 16, 1896, she was married to Joseph Ames. Following their marriage the couple took up farming on the 4th Concession of Grey Town- ship, and in '1921 retired tot Ethel. Mr, Ames died in April, 1941. Mrs. Ames wa,s a member of Ethel United Church. a life member of the WMS, and a charter member of 170W of Ethel. United Church. She was a memb- er of Eithel Women's Institute for 'more than 50 years. Mrs. Ames is survived by two daugh ters, and two sons: Mrs. Cecil (Edythe) Bateman, Ethel; Mrs. Frank (Lyla) Hunter, 'Oshawa; Can F. Ames, }Tamil:- ton; and . J. Bryan Ames, Atwood; there are also '21 grandchildren, and 41 great grandchildren. One daughter, Mrs. John (Gertrude) Snell died in 1956. and one son in infancy. The body rested at the Peebles funeral home, Atwood, until W:.`lnesday at 11 a.m, when . removal was made to the United Church, Ethel for a frineral service at 2 pm, Burial Wast BrUssel ceme- fery. lia••••• ,•••••••i••••••••• A fool and his money are soon invited places. George Michie Mrs. Ross Congregation POST OFFICE TO BE CLOSED JULY FIRST On the July 1 holiday the Brussels Post Office will be closed all day, it was announced by Postmistress Miss P. Baker, 'There will be no wicket, lobby or rural route service, St. John's 104th Anniversary, Large Hear Bishop A ppieyard On Sunday June Sist, St. Jobn's Anglican Church cele- braied the 104th AnniverearY of the beginning of Anglican. services in what was then known, as Ainleyville, The Right Reverend H. F. Appleyard, M'. C., B. A., D. D. Bishop of Georgian Bay, preach- ed to a large congregation. Murray Smith was the. Bishop's staff bearer, The Rector, the Rev. H. L. Jennings, read outstanding events in. the history of St. John's and also read a list of the memorials placed in the church. The large choir rendered an anthem and a quartette with Irma Bernard as the soloist. •