The Brussels Post, 1970-05-28, Page 1old
SLATE OF OFFICERS
IS ACCEPTED AT'
LIONS MEETING
Lion president. Cal .Krauter" pre-
sided at the regular supper meet-
ing of the. Lions Club On Monday
night,
The sing song was led by Lions
jan van Vliet and Selwyn Baker
With Miss Mary Gibson at the'
Lion -Talltwister Gordon Mc-
Gavin leIfied fines with his usual
erithusfastn.
The secretary Lion Cecil •:11.r,
Fadden called the roll and dealt
with minutes and correspondence.
The slate of. 1970-71 officers was
accepted as hod been presented,
and these officers will be officially
installed by by Dist. Den, Governor .
George Mutter at the next meet,
ing:
Past Pres, Cal. ,Krau ter
President James Armstrong
1st Vice Henry Exel
2nd Vice Jim Knight
3rd 'Vice Gordon 1W:Pail/2
Directors Ross McCall .
Jim Prior, Albert. TenPas.
George Langlois
Secretary Cecil. McFadden
Treasurer Hank •Ten,PaS
Tail Twister Max watts
Ass't. Albert TenPas
lion Tamer Harold Wilson
Ass't Gerritt van Veen
Bulletin Editor Jim Prior,
Auditors Jan van N'itet
Cal Smith
Lion George Langlois of the
ways and Means Committee
brought up the matter of roller
skating at the Brussels arena.
after considerable discussion it
was moved and seconded • to go..
ahead -with the project and will
purchase 50 pair of now roller'
skates,
LiOn Max Oldfield and commit-
tee who were in charge of theNHL
hockey draws were accorded a
vote of thanks for their efferts in
.making it such a .sticcess,
.A 'vote of thanks was extended
to Lion Jim Prior for his excellent
work as bulletin editor,
The annual steak supper will •
be held at the Lions park on 'Mon-
day, Tune • 22nd.-
Lion George Mutter won the
ess contest
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BRUSSELS. BRIDE-ELECT
HONORED BY FRIENDS
miss Linda Lowe was honored.
• by friends and members of the
-Canadian imperial .Bank of Com-
meree staff at a shower held in
the Brussels Library.
The room was attractively
decorated with an April shove*
of yellow and green,
Miss Lowe, her mother, Mrs.,
Stewart Lowe, the groom-elect's
Mother, Mrs. Hyde, were presented
with'corsnges.
The short program presented
included a vocal solo .byliaihara,
Muilwyk: musical number by Joan
Elliott, and Julie Valiance and by
Susan ,Budnark., Barbara Muilwyk
and Joyce Pearson and a reading
by -Mrs. Viola Machan, Freda
Pipe conducted.a contest.
An: address was read by Mrs,
Karen Coutts.
Miss 'Lowe expressed her .tharikg.
for the beautiful gifts, • .
ENGAGEMENT
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Smith wish
to announce the marriage of their
daughter Marlene Ann to William
James yam The wedding will take
plaee On Saturday, June 27th, at
three o'clock in St. John's Anglican
Church, -BruSsels.
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ennis and
children of Whitby spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs. 'Dore'
Ennis..
Mrs. Robert Pickering, Sandra
and Kim of Toronto visited on the
Weekend with Mrs. George Dnn.das.
Recent guests with Mrs. Wolter
Broadfoot were: Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Cardiff and family of. Pet:
rolia, Mr.. and Mrs. Churchward
and Miss Amy Love of Toronto,
and Mr. and Mrs. George Bregend,
Tuckersm tin
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid were
Weekend guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs.Alvin Stimore, Stratford,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bennett spent
the weekend with Mr. and M vs.
Leslie Rutledge of Streetsville.
Saturday visitors with Mrs,
Walter 'Broadfoot were Mrs.
William Farquharson. of London
and her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John (:11ticketiberger of Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs, W. Stutz, Water-
100, ,Visited Sunday with the
tatter's parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Torrance Dundas.
COngratulations are extended
to Gerald Bann, soli, of Mr. and
Mrs. Martin .Baas, who graduated
froth Ridgetown College of Agri.
cultural Tecbnology.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally Weppier of
London, spent Sunday at the hOttle
Of Mr. and Mrs, Allan McCall,
Miss Margot* HiltaphrieS Visit
ed loot week With '14'lt it Reta
lit. Seaforth,
Mr., and Vtlt,. Arottiti flt101Z.
Athat VtAited 0 4101,'
wfth MY: gPgi,
NI*
"SPRING BEAUTIES".
FLOWER SHOW
The "Spring Beauties", non-
oompetitive, flower show display-
ed and abundance of beautiful
blooms and arrangements and an
attractive array of house plants.
Ladies in charge were:
Plant table: Mrs. Wm, Miller,
'Mrs. L. McCutcheon, Bake Table:
Mrs. Wm. Campbell, Mrs, E.
Cunningham. Mrs. A. Breinner.
Tea Room: Mrs. D, 'Hemingway.
Mrs. Geo, Wheeler. Mrs, R. W.
Stephens poured ten while Mrs.
Jas. Alain. i\tra. D. Machan, Mrs.
NeCall add Miss Carol
Wheeler served. Mrs. N McLarty
was in charge of registration.
Door prizes were won by Miss
Ti. Hoover and Mrs. H. Exel.
"AT HOME"
and Mrs. Harvey johnston.
at Clinton, Ontario, will he at home
to their friends and relatives on
the occasion of their 40th Wedding
Anniversary on June 7th from
2 to 4 and 7 to 9. No gifts please.
LISTEN ALL. YOU PEOPLE
AND YOU WILL HEAR
WHAT'S DOING IN
BRUSSELS SCHOOL THIS YEAR
At the time of Writing this
article Grade 8 students and their
parents are looking forward to
Orientation Night at the F. F(..
Madill Secondary School tonight,
The parenfs have a chance to
learn more about the courses
their children will be taking. The
children will have a chance to look
around the school.
Mrs. Tyerman and the (;cadre
class will hold their assembly on
Juno lth in the Morning.
Also on ;Jane 4th wilt be a track
and field meet.
Mothers beware, on June 5th
will be a holiday for the children.
Professional Development Day the
teachers Nvill visit various school:,
in Huron and Perth Counties,
June 19th tlrussels will play
host. to the combined track and
field meet. schools„ that will
'attend will be Relgrave, BlYtb,
Colborne, Brookside. and Brussels„
Linda Alair
Stephanie Watts
FIRE'
Fireman walked round the burning
house,
.Mid turned their bones on,
The water fought the fire,
But again the fire' won..
Linda. Mali'
STARS
Stars are dull
Stars are bright
Sometimes Stars
Give as light.
Stars are many
Things to me •
Stays are guides..
$4nt, phips 71t fa
t111.0
BARN DESTROYEO
BY LIGHTNING
During the electric k.orrn„
6:30 a,up on Friday a barn on the
:Wm.. C. King farm on the 2nd, core
cession of Morris Township was
destroyed by fire.
A number of cattle. owned by
Jim Adams, who had the place
rented were safely removed from
the building,
cation. June 1st. During graduation.
exercises she was presented with
th Dean's Award.
May Meeting Of The
Ficrticuitt,trai Society
The May meeting of the :Brits-
seLS Horticultural Society was
held, Monda y , May 18th, at 4 p,m,
in the T3russels Public Library
There were 27 members and 12
guests present,
Mrs. Wm, Miller, president wel-
comed the menthol's and geests
and opened the meeting with 0
Canada. Minutes and treasurer's
report followed. A letter re the,
convention in Timmins was read
and on a motion from Mrs. 0.
Hemingway seconded by Mrs, M.
Humphries we do not send dele-
gates. The floWer show for May
28th was discussed and- the plans,
made by' thr committee explained.
Retied of the District Convention
held. in Clinton was given by Mrs.
Cudinore, and Mrs. McLarty. Roll
call, male your favourite spring
['lower, showed the tulip the Most
favoure.d. The secretary biassed
out. the flower prize lists for, the
August Show. Anyone desiring
one may get it fresh the seers,.
tary,
Mrs, Win. Miller introduced th ,-,
Rev, 'rather Mooney of Witigham ,
and 'Brussels who showed, Slidcw.
depieting the ,Seasons starting,
and ending with Advent.. He stre41-
sed We are so lucky to have such
beaUtifill country side but take it
for granted, Mrs, Cindinore thanked
-Father Mooney and preSented a.
small gift.
Mrs, M, Grainger won the door
prize. Coideett011 totalled $6.04,
A disetaSSion about tuning the
vinno was left till July !it'd see
what other organiXations feel abont
it, The Queen closed the meeting.
A delieiotts hincit was served by'
Mrs, 1.), liemingWaY, Mrs, t, Vtatity
Mrs, GOOrge DAVIS find' J`,
GUIDE GOLD CORD
Connie McWhirter, Patty Maehan
and Shirley Pipe will receive
their Gold Cord, the highest
honor in. Guiding, at the Library,
on Tuesday evening, June 2nd at
eight o'clock.
Anyone wishing to attend will
be welcome.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr. and Mrs. John Il'anna are
vacationing with relatives in
England,
Recent visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Ray Bronson were h er
brother, E. C. and Mrs. Mitchell,
Scott and Penny.
Miss Mamie Thompson. Toronln,
was a, weekend visitor with
sister Mrs. W. E. Willis.
Miss Shirley Devries has re-
turned from Vaneouver where she
spent a year,
Duncan Cartwright of Welland
a former. employee of the Brus-
sels Post, called on Brussels
triends on Saturday.
\Ves Thidnark has completed an
8-week Senior First Aid Course
and Fields an official St. John's
certificate and is
in first aid treatment,
Visitors last week at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. W.J. Verne were
Arr. and Mrs. George McNair of
Hamilton, Miss Dawn liart a.nd
Rev. James Perris of Strathroy.
Congeotuletions to John Hoover.
of London.. son. of Mr. and „Mrs.
Norman Hoover, Who will reeeive
his Masters Degree: at Westi-um
University on Western Onttitioi
'University, London, on Friday.
May 29th.
Air. and Mrs, C. Parker have
returned home front a, vacation
it Norman Okla., Where the yisited
with their daughter 'Mrs Terhush
and Mr. Torbush and their gratte•
daughter,
John :Beaver, Lotiden, grandson
of Mill, G. Paoltor, Brussels, won
the t0,1),A. AWard
°Geeivem Sohn Title
awfirti 1M glvOrt td Olijs Atatitili
fOfr highiNt
MAtmititt in
IOOF CHURCH PARADE
AND DECORATION SERVICE
The annual Chnrch
Parade will be held' Sunday, May
31st, to St. John's Anglican
Church, 'Members to meet at the
Lodge Hall at 1.0:`30 p.m. The
receration Service will be held at
the cemetery. at 3:•00 p.m. Members,
to meet at the cemetery corner at
2:30 p,ifi. : The Legion Pipe nand
will be in ntendttace ot both Mori
vices,
Poritti 0010 AO" whitt wiN
lAtilliSt HOY Werlilit
ApoinithiAtt
. 1.!1 l'grit 1114
Ittiaq lipitrivdatay
RECEIVES AWARD
AT GRADUATION
Miss Glenna. Houston, daughter
of Mr, and Mrs. Rao Houston ,was
one of 490 students graduating
from St. Clair College of Applied
rts hind Tech nology,. .Winds.nt,
Ont.. at its Third Convocation held
in the Cleary Anditorium, Sunday,
May 24th.
Miss Housten will begin her
, career as .a Library Technician• •GIRLs TO RECEIVE
with the Windsor Board of hldil-
MRS,' HAkflY CHAMPION,
• Mrs: Harry (Antifinion. London,
died Thursday, May 21st, in Si.
Joseph's Hospital, London,
The former 'Mary Ellen Ross,
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
James ROSS of LtruSsels e Was
a resident 01 BrusSeis fot Many
years before she and ficre late
husband Harry Champion, 'Wolfed
to London.
She is survived by several
cousins..
• Tire funeral service was held
front the M, L. Watts Funeral
Home; Brussels, at 2 p.m. on
Saturday, • 'May 23rd, with the
Rev, A. McCarroll officiating
Burial was in Brussels cemetery.
Pallbearers were R, B. Cousins,
D. C. Matheson,. John Yuill, John
Bowman, James Al air and W. C.
Kerr,