The Brussels Post, 1964-10-01, Page 1THE BRUSSELS POST, t2..00. A Year in Advance — i2,50 To U.S.A. POST PUBLISHING HOUSE '1'HURSDAY, 01:70l3ER 1st, 1964
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Donations To Brussels
Legion Building Fund
Forward $2,434.41
Anonymous
Donald MacLean
Beverley Riley 4.
Lloyd Appleby
Clarence Hollinger
}tarry & Wm. White ....
Mrs. Wm, Soniere
.Y. Peter (Adridge
Ronald Gordon
Robert Bird
Bert Elliott
Leo byke
Reg. 'Watson
Leonard Lamont
John Craig
Wesley iterr
AnonyinOUS
Wm_ R. Sholdice
Mac Sholdice
Ian Wi lhee
Humphries et Co.
Anonymous (Walton)
Harold Bolger
Howard Hackwell
Ralph Traviss
John Hislop
WM. C.outts
Ronald Bennett
Herb. S. Traviss
Total $2,661,41
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VARIETY FAIR
The annual Variety Fair of
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge will
be held Saturday, October 31st, in
the T.0:0.F. lodge rooms. Keep'
this date open.
Lions Entertained
By Ladies' Quintette
The reguar supper meeting of
the local Lions Club was held
Monday evening With Lion pree
ident Charles Thomas presiding.
i Supper was served by the'
ladies of St. Ambrose church.
A sing song was led by Lion
Tamer Cecil McFadden. George
Mutter fulfilled his duties as
Tail Twister.
Business included minutes,
roll call and correspondence by
Lion Secretary H. TenPas. Lions
George Mutter and Hank TenPas
also reported en a Zone executive
meeting they attended in Clinton.
as representatives of the Brus-
sels club. Lion Cecil Parker re-
reported on the World Series
Baseball Ticket Pool.
The annual Farmers' Night will
be held on October 19th.
Lion Calvin 'Knitter thanked
the club' for their expression of
sympathy at the time of the
death of his mother.
The members were entertained
with several numbers by a Vocal
quintette composed of MS.
Dick Stephenson, Mrs. George
Cousins. 'WA. George Mc-
Cutchcon, Mrs. F'renic McCutch-
eiin and Mrs. Ivan Campbell with
Mrs. ttateld PilOort1-
11101111t,
Brussels Couple Honoured
On 25th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Pegelow
of l3russels were honoured guests
at the • home of Mr. and Mrs,
OPEN HOUSE
Mr. and Mrs, James Michie will
bold Open House on Wednesday,
October 7th from two to four in
the afternoon and seven to ten
in the evening, on the occasion of
their 50th wedding anniversary.
(no gifts please).
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Congratulations to Mr, and
Mrs. J. 'C. Pegelow, who cele-
brated their twenty fifth wedding
anniversary on Monday.
Mrs. Gordon McDowell of Kin-
cardine has been a visitor with
Mrs. J. White and renewing old
friendships here.
His many friends were pleased
to see W. Fischer was able to
be clown town,, for the first time,
on Monda.y after a lengthy illness.
Mr. Chas. W. Cole spent the
weekend with Jas. and. Mrs.
Michie and took in the Anniver-
Sary supper and Centennial ser-
vice on Sunday Sept 26th and
27th.
George R. Scott or Wingham,
local Prudential Agent, whii is
well known throughout this com-
munity, has completed 30 years
of years or service with the corn.
pany.
CARD OF THANKS
We would 'to express, our
Sincere thanks and appreciation
to the Couples of our neighbour-
hood euchre club, and to St.
Ambrose Altar. Society for the
lovely gifts that were Presented,
to us prior to our leaving , Brus-
sels. We shall always remember
your thoughtfulness and gener-
osity.
Chuck. Susie and Danny Arnold
CARD OF. THANKS
T wish to thank my many
friends and neighbourS. also my
fellow members on the Listowel
District Secondary School Board,
for cards, treats and iloWers.
while T was a patient in Victoria.
Hosnitai, London, and since t
came home, Special thanks to Dr.
Wni. Munn and Dr. Stewart
p‘ittireW Preirner
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Western Star Officers
Installed 'By D.D.G.M.
The. District, Deputy G rand
Master, Benson Sutter, and staff,
of Clinton; conducted the in•
stall'ation of officers of Western
Star Lodge 149 oor, 13russels,
on Thursday night, September
24th.
,Officers installed were as
follows;
Noble Grand James Edgar
Vice Grand . . . Bob Richmond
Junior Past Grand Gordon
Stephenson
Recording Sec, .... Robert Fraser
financial Sed. Allan McCall
Treasurer ...... Rae idra*ford
Warden Gordon Stiles-
Conductor Ron Cardiff
Inside Guardian . Ralph Pearson
Outside Guardian Clarence
PegelOW
Chaplain Dave McCutcheon
Right Supporter of
Noble Grand ....... Glen James
Left Supporter of
Noble Grand Ross Nichol
Right Supporter of
Vice Grand .... ,Tack McCmtcheon.
Left, Supporter of
Vice Grand ...„... Jack Mitchell
Right Scene Supporter .... Charles
Wilkinson,
Left. Scene Supporter John
McCutcheon
Colour Bearer Murray Cardiff
Musician , Alf Nichol
Thieves Try Again
At Brussels Creamery
An attempted entry was made
at the Brussels Creamery at
five o'clock. Sunday morning.
The plate glass of a rear door
of the building was smashed.
Nothing was stolen, or dis-
turbed, as far as could be ascer-
tained. It is not known whether
the culprits actually entered
the building or not, but four
suspected persons, were seen.
leaving the premises by the
owner, R. 13, Cousins. He also
saw them attempt to start the
car parked in the garage drive-
way at tbe home of Mrs, Jas.
Bryans, but they beat a hasty
retreat on foot, when, frightened
off by Mr. Cousins,
BELGRAVE BANTAMS
WIN SEMIFINAL
Belgrave won their best-Of-
three Western Ontario Athletic
Association bantam semifinal in
two games straight by blanking
'Orangeville 11-0 behind Brian
Coultes' one-hitter here lag
night.
Coultes allowed only a fourth
inning single while striking out
20' and Walking three.
Ron McBurney led the winners
with a double and two singles.
Murray Elston and. Grant
CoulteS telleeted two singles
each,
Steddkrti, Dunn (4) IlkM Pat!
torah}; 11, CtimItss Owl sij, Co000,
MAIL SERVICE FOR BRUSSELS
CHANGED. EFFECTIVE.
OCTOBER. 5th 1964
There are two mails received
each day, at 7.40 a.m. and at 6.45
p.m., and one ilespatoh only, at
5,45 p.m.
All mail for the day must be
posted by 5, P.M. for despatch.
There is also mail service on
Sunday at'2 p.M. All Mail must
be posted by 2 p,m.
Brussels. Bowling
League News
Meetings of the league were
held on Monday, September 14th,
and Sunday, September 20th, to
forni teams and make plans for
the coming season.
Officers are as follows:
President ' Jack Higgins
Treasurer Mary Lowe
Secretary George Cousins
Team Captain Betty Bronson
Team Captain Grace Cousins
Press Reporter , .... Ray Bronson
PIN BUSTERS
Karen Coleman (Co-Cap.)
Lois McArter
Willis Knight
Grace Cousins (Captain)
Ron Huether (Co=Capt.)
Ray Bronson. (Mr. O'Connor)
Dianne Hastings
Brian Rutledge
(Marilyn Higgins (Co-Capt.)
Mary TenPas
Ned Rutledge
Jack Lowe
THE UNTOUCHABLES
JYavid Hastings (Co.Capt.)
Betty Bronson ('Captain)
Jim McNeil
John Cousins
Albert TenPas (Co-Capt.)
Mel McArter
Kay Rutledge
'Marlene, Jacklin
Ruth Huether Co-Capt.)
George Cousins
Mary Lowe
Jack Higgins
Substitutes
Vera Hastings
Kathy Leach
Rene Richinond
Bob Richmond
Jack MeWhirter
Kay McWhirter
Barb McCutchetiti
G eorge Mcduteliecin
Joan Bernard
Howard Bernard
League will play at FordWich
Bowling Lanes every Monday
iiiltht frem 7,80 V.til, Until 9.30
BRUSSELS BLANKS
.HANOVER TO WIN
2nd GAME OF SERIES
Brussels Ladies but out Han-
over to win the second straight
game of their best - of - fiver
WOAA ellaInPionship series at.
Hanover, on Tuesday night with
a 5 - 0 nom,
Their improved hitting led by
A. Beach who scored a home run.
triple and double, sparked the
defeat of the Hanover girls on
their own diamond, when other
members of the team came up
regularly with hits,
These two teams battle it
out tonight (Thursday), again in:
Hanover. If Brussels *ins it Will
end the series and give them the
championship. We wish them
good luck!
St. ,David's Church
Closing Service Sunday
AA occasion of historical in.
terest will take place at St
pavid's ;Anlglican 'Church, Hen-
fryn on Sunday,
Right Reverend A. F, Apple-
yard D.D. Bishop of Georgian
Bay, will conduct the closing
service of the church.
The congregations of St.
St. Alban's of Atwood
combined with ser-
vices held at Atwood, and become
part of the Brussels parish
ministered to by the Rev. H. L.
Jennings of Brussels.
Results Of Field Crop
Competitions 'Announced'
The Field Crop Competitions
entries for Ensilge Corn and
grain Corn, sponsored by the
East Huron Agricultural Society
were judged by L. M, Greenwood
of Mitchell who awarded the
standings as follows:
Ensilage Corn
I wm„7,, Turnbull
2 Jatnes Knight
3 Graham Work
4 Jack Knight
5> Clarence Yuill
6 Jack Cardiff
7 Elmer Young
S James Bolger
fi Harvey Craig
10 Martin Darin,
11 Roy Williamson
12 Stanley Hopper
13 James Armstrong
14 Clifford Bray
Grain Corn
1. James Knight
2 Ronnie Coliltes
3 Graham Work
4 Charles Thomas
5 George Procter
ri Jack Knight
7 Stewart Procter
S Harold ThomaS
9 Ebner Young
10 Robert GritabY
11 ,TaineS foulteS
1". Don McDonald
1.3 Charles Bray
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Wilfred Pegelow of Cargill, on
Sunday, Sept, 20th when a tWenty I. -
fifth wedding anniversary party
was held for
Among, those attending Were
Mrs. Messenger of New West-
minister, B. 0,, Who came for her
daughter's oelebration. Other
guests were Mrs. Joyce Wright of
Vancouver, Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Haas of St. Catharines, Mr, and
Mrs. Norman Pegelow of Duri,
nville, The family presented theM
wi th a chest of silver,
This season there will be 24
players divided into two teams
and captained by Grace Cousins
and Betty Bronson with 3 co-
captains each.
Play will commence on Mon-
day' October 19th, Cars are David's and
advised to leave no later than have been
7.16 p.m. as the alleys are avail-
able only until 9.30 P.m.
Teams are as follows: