The Brussels Post, 1966-01-06, Page 1$2.00 A. Year in A4vance
RICHARD FREDERICK COX
Richard Frederick Cox, Tilt.. 3.
Brussels, at Westminster Hos-
pita!, London, on December 23rd,
1905. Dearly beloved husband of
Mrs, Lillian (Burgess) Cox, in his
70th year, Dear father of Mrs.
Joseph (Helen) Poirier, of Wing-
ham, and John Richard, of RR 3,
Brussels. Pro-deceased by an
infant eon, Arnold in 1927,
He Is surviyed.11)y six grand.-
sons, Kenneth, Larry, Murra.y.
Jimmy, Brian and Bruce Cox; also
two sisters, Mrs, Allan Smith,
RR 3, Brussels, ante miss Amelia
(Millie) Cox of Brussels.
Mr. Coy_ wag, horn in Nepawa.
Manitoba in 1896, but had lived
in Grey Township since infancy.
He was a veteran of World War
I.
Funeral. service was conducted
on Monday, Dec. 27, 1965, at the
D. A. Rann funeral home by Rev.
A. H. Johnston, United Church,
Brussels.
Interment in. Mount Pleasant
Cemetery, Ethel.
Pallbearers were Leslie Lake,
Delmar Dilsworth, Glenn Beth-
well, F)vercit Robinson, Gordon:
Speiran, and Roy Patterson.
Neighbours and former neigh-
bours of the deceased.
MRS. EDWARD BRYANS
Mrs. Edward Bryares of Brussels
died enroute to Seaforth District
Hospital, on Friday, December
21st.
The former Helen Jane Smith,
she was born in Grey Township
in October, 1880. She was the
daughter or John. Smith: and
Marion . Stewart.
She married Edward Thereene at
Brussels on. December 29th, 1909.
They farmed on concession e,
Morris Township end! they Moved
to Brussels in 1963. Her hesband
passed away in May, 1965::
Mrs: Bryans is survived by
three eerie, Harvey, London;
Stuart, Mitchell and .Tack of Bruse
sets, and five grandchildtere
The funeral was held on len,
nary 3rd, from the A. Ranh.
funeral borne; Brussels with. Reef.
Allan jolipsten, of Brtissele Ufa,.
cci Church, in. chrege.
Pallbeateee Were Cleeetiee
Martin, Wilbur Turnbull, James
Sthith, Walter Beeeley, Deeglee
Feasee and Ross McCall.
FloWerbearers were the tong
getenddneghters, Linda, Margaret,
Berlin -ea, end teeVerley Bryane.
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HOLIDAY VISITORS
Mrs. Donald Melerte and child-
ren, Willoweiale, were in Brussels
for New Years,
Mr. and Mrs. Don ledger and
family with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Alvie Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs, Dave Miller of
Labrador City, with his mother,
Mrs. Thos. Miller, and other
relatives in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Edgar and
daughter Shelley with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kennedy
and family, Ottawa, with his
parents, Mr. end Mrs. R. W.
Kennedy.
Keith Bone, Waterloo, Kenneth
Done, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs.
;John Austin and family, Scar-
borough, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bone and family, Guelph were
Christmas visitors with. Mr. and.
Mrs. 'Russell Bone. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perrie, Rev.
Jas. Perrie Killam, Alta.;
Mr. David Perrie and Miss Brenda,
Breckenridge, Bluevale. visited at
the home of Mr, and Edwin Mare
tin.
Miss Gwehdolyne Martin has re-
turned to London to resume hen
studies at Western 'University
after spending the Chrietmae
recess with her patents, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Martin. Miss Martin.
won a bursary for her high aver-
age of last year's work.
Boxing Day visitors with Mrs.
W. Edgar were Mr. and Mrs. Jcihn
Edgar, Bradley, and Lori, George.
town; Me. and Mrs. Don. Edgar,
Kelley and Miehael, Rieheriond
Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Bence Edgar
and Debbie, Waterloo; Mr. and
Mrs, .James Edgar anti Shelley,
of Lisiowel.
John Hoover, London and Syl-
via. Hoover, Kitchener. spent.
Christmas at their home; Other
visitors at, the home of Mr. and.
Mrs. Norman Hoover were Mr,
and Mrs, Orville Jones, Lticen,
Mrs. Nellie Scott, Hensall, Miss ,
Louise Jones, London and Mr.
Glenn Walters of Preston.
Mrs. Adele Craig, Miss
Craig, London Mr. and
Harvey Craig and family, Wal-
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Pollard
and faintly, Brussels, Mr. and
eTrs. Gordoni Craig, Guelph, Mr.
and Mrs, Robert E. Craig and
family, Searborough spent Christ-
nuts With Mr. end Mrs. Tohn
Slinpeon
Christmas visitors at. the home
Of Mr. and Mrs, B. A. Reim were
Mr. and Mrs. now:. Johnston,
Linda and Ruth Anne Johnston,
(loOkseellite Wayne,Johnston, Port
Credit; Gees Martin, Bretteliterfl
Wendell Stiiith. Toronto; Mr. And
Mrs. !low. Rater. Prater, Mary Beth
reel Jay, Galt, else Mr, tied Mee;
Ad! 'fin% .Y7irilti NW
Curlirig Borespiel
Held Here
The results of the local mixed
curling tournament held in. the
Brussels arena on Tuesday, Dec-
ember .2elle 1965, aro as renews:
9 a.m. Draw
1st. Geo. McCuteheon ,skip, and
his rink
2nd Geo. Arulter, skip, and
his rink
Consolation Rev. A Johnston,
ship, aml his rink
11 a.m. Draw
•• 1st, Jac'lc McDonald, skip, and
his rink
2nd; Ralph. Newsom, skip, and
- his rink
•• 'Bob - Mere i aeon. Skip, and
• his rink. consolation
• Results of the thigh Pearson
Trophy Tournement held here
en 'Dee. :.'9th. 1.965..were:
9 a,rn. Draw
let, Jack Bowman, skip, and
his rink . •.
2nd, J. Winghem, skip,
• , and his rink
COnsolation, Ahdy • Whethant,
skip and liis rink
Li a.m. Draw
• .1st, :Bob Mcicague, Wingham,
skip; and; his rink
2nd. Bill Harris, ski])e and;
his rink
Consolation, Clair Veitch., skip.
and his rink
The rink winning the trophy:
Tack Bowman, skip, Jim Powman,
Bill strafe-Omit, Sam Sweeney.
HOLIDAY VISITpRS
Mrs Grace McCallum,. is visiting
Miss Beth Hoover this Week.
Miss Ruby Smith, Teronto,
spent ,Christmas with her uncle,
F. Re Smith.
Mrs. Jean MeGale. Termite,
visited her cousin, Mrs. Murray
Huether, on Boxing Day.
elle Brian Ifuether began Men t
Cutting School in. Toledo, Ohio;
January .3rd, 1966.
Mr; and Mrs. Larry Latin,
Hanover, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Smith. and family and Mr. and
Mrs, Robt. Wheeler and family
with Mr and. Mrs., W. W. Smith.
Chrieemne visitors with. Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Miller were Mr.
and "Mrs. Ray Miller and family,
and Master Murray eennieter, all
of Celt, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Cooper end family of Kippen and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Miller and
Joanne of Grey Township.
New Year's visitors at. the
some home were Mr. and Mrs.
Ron White and ft-tinily, George-
tewte Mr. and Mrs, Ross Sehluetee
rififillY
CRANI3ROOK
Mr. and Mrs. Clem Steffler
spent Christmas and New Year's
in Ooderich with their daughter
and sou-in-law, elle and Mrs.
John Dougherty and Mr. and Mrs.
('lent Steffler Jr.
Variety Concert.
Well Attended •
The holiday concert in the
Correunnity Centre was well at,
tended and enjoyed by all. Glenn
Huether was chairman and Mrs.
Stewart Steiss presided at the
niano for the evening. Sharon
Stevenson gave the recitation of
"Welcome" and juniors of the
are presented an acrostic and
songs, and a "Christmas Chain",
Choruses Were sling by the sen.
for eerie and 4-le. girl's and carols
by al]. Accordian selections were
played by Marie Lake and Bruce
;Knight, a piano duet by Bonnie
and Bruce McIntosh. and piaii
solos by Marie Veitch, and Will
Perrie. Vocal solos were contrie,
buted by Barbara Anne Dueh-
tame and 'Warren Knight, and a
duet by Sharon and Darlene Du-
charme. Step-dancing numbers
were given by Darlene Ducharme
cud Nancy Knight. A skit was
presented by Shirley Smith..
Elizabeth Pfeifer and ,Jo-Anne
Dunn, and a, comedy number
Murray and Robert Bremner. Pre-
school children giving recitations
included Heather McIntosh, Barb-
ara Bradshaw', and I3eadleY
'Knight. The adult play "The
ger and Better Baby Contest" af-
forded many laughs. Those taking
Dart were Mrs. Ross Knight, Mrs..
Bill Bremner, Mrs. Joe Smith, Mrs.
Wilfred Strickler, Mrs. Doug
Evans, Mrs. Leslie Knight, Ross
Knight. Mrs. Harvey Smith, Har-
vey and Joe Smith, Mrs: Geldwin,
Knight. Mrs. Clare Veitch, Glenn
Iliteteer, Charlie Lake, Bill Brem,
ner. and Leslie Kregat. Correenere
for the program were MrS;, MaC
McIntosh, and Mrs. Gordon Engel.
Mrs. Stuart Evens, Beverley,
Patsy. Garry anti Brian spent
their New Years With Mr. and
Mrs, Jim Young. Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and,
Shirley were in terOnto with,
friends for the New Year week,
end. Douglas had Spent the week
in Toronto and returned home
with them.
Mrs. Donald Cotton is a patient
I..istowel hospital..
R'v, James Perrie B. .A., who
spent it week at his home in Grey
Township loft last week role his
ohnmo 7fllenl, Alberte,
Brtosells Woman Honored
On Ker 81st Birthday
The family of Mrs, Ethel
l, Huether were guests or Mr. and,
)Mrs. 'Murray Mother in Brus-
sels on Sunday to mark the
occasion, of her 81st birthday..
Two brothers and a sieter
were present, n a mely, floward,
Strachan of Preston, Stanley'
Strachan of Atwood and Mrs.
Pya Davidson of RR 3, Listowel,.
All of the family attended;
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Evans, Kitch-
ener; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hueth-
er, Cranbrook; Mr. and Mrs.
Deere Miller. of Labrador MY>
Labrador; Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
IMeTaggart, Brussels.
Other guests Were granechid,
ren. and great grandchildren,
Priem novid. Joyce, and Joan,
Huether; Heather Evans of Kfteh-,
crier; Mr. and Mrs. .Terry Heer,
Kerry and Mark, Kitchener; Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Huether, Lond-
on; Mr. and Mrs. Herb :Kirkby,
'Woodstock; David Miller, Trent
-University, Peterborough, and
and Mrs. Don Achilles and nanny,
Walton; Neil. M.eTaggart, Welk,
erton; Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mc-
' Taggart, Sebringville; Ruth Mc-
Taggart, Kitchener; Mr. and. Mrs..
Harry Colulter, RR 3, Listowel,
Mrs. Coulter is a niece.
Thanks to Mary and Murray for
a wonderful, family reunion.
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ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Parker wish
to announce the engagement of
their daughter ' Judith Ann to;
Thomas William Terbush, son of
me. and Mrs, Thomas Victor
Terbush, of Laverne, Oklahoma.
The wedding to take place at '
Brussele United Church. Satur-
day, January 22nd, at 4 pan.
Receives Word
Brother's Death
Mr. John Rowland of Brussels;
received word Monday of the
passing of his brother, Z. E. (Kay)
Rowland, of Detroit. Mich.
Funeral Will take place on Fri
day Morning; at. the Harris fun-
eral home. Detroit, Mich. Mr.
Rowland leaves to mourn. his
Wife, Jean; two brothers. John of
Brussels. George of Fimbro; one'
sister, Mrs. Annie Murray of
Woodstock, Ont.
Mr. a nd Mrs. .Tobn Rowland
tire in Detroit to attend thet
funeral.
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THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, JAN. 6th. 1966