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PRUSSBLS. VILLAGE
COUNCIL MEETING
Tlae Mnill(tiPal Council of the
'Village ef Brussels met on Oct,
10th, Councillor J, H. Strett on
being absent,
Tbe Mimi:4'es of August 25th
meeting were mead and adopted on
motion of W. A. Wt/l00lignb sec-
mated by J. O. Krwter,
Oarrleal
Mloived by J. C. Xrp.nter, `0,econded
W. A, Williamson that filhe Council
1170(111E1st iMr. Frank aideOutcheon to
construdt a closed ibeard fenee
around his pkreperty, lot 379 on
Elizabeth Street in 'the Village of
Brussels.
— Carried
NOTICE OF COURT OF REVISION
;The Court of Revision on the 1959
Assessment Roll for the TOwnship
of Grey will be held on Monday,
October 27th, 1958, at 2. pan., In the
Clerk's Office, Ethel, Ont.
Edythe. M, Cardiff,
Clerk; Township of Grey-
Melville Church
Minister: Rev. Jonathan Greens
Organist — Donald Dunbar
leaday Sckool 10 A. a
11 A. M. Divine Worship
• • •
The United Church
OF CANADA „,'•
Minister: Rev. L. Brown B.A.; B.D.
• Organist: Mrs, A. E. 'Martin •
10 ,A, Ml, Chtlith 'School
11.15 A. M. Layman's Simdity
Monday, bet, 27 ChAreh-of-the-Air
CKNX, NITitigh,a(ti, at 9-.1;5 A, M.
St, John's Brtsaielli
8.30 Holy Oitchatidi
00 CANADA.'
""- Parish of iiirininelat
Restore Rev, Wi.itiLjad011;lig.A4
Oilest
TURKEY SUPPER
TUESDAY, OCT. 28th 6 to a P.M
Admission: Adults 1:28 Public
;school Children .50
Tickets Available
/thtirs. - Fri.- Sat.
Oct, 23 14 • 25
ADMIT' ROVDY„ .is back iii his
iriobt faarioti.,1701e ANDY HARDY.
Don'twriss:;:
H A RDY
•' COMES• HOME"
SiO,141rig, MiOkey,'s Sos TEDDY, .
Phis- •"Wlid Heritage"
' dinerriaSeone . • Color
2 BRIDGES OPENED
1
IN MORRIS TOWNSHIP
John A. Moore, Stratford. assistant
district, engineer , Dept. of• High-
, ways, officially opened the new
$28.000 Garniss bridge on the 2.rd.
line of Morris Two. on Friday.'
Other speakeIrS included - Reeve
Speaker:Rev. Grant Mills. E.A-, Baillie Palatott, John W. Hanna,
Clinton ;MLA fdr Hitilon•laluice;; consulting
Male Quartette — Kenneth Steil, enaneeir R. M. Dawson, Stratford,
Donald Henry, Kenneth.KilpatrIck, and W. 0. Strulthers, of Wingliam.
Brian Presdott, will sing at both, i Also present were Morris Twp.
servIcet. Councilers, and road officials. A
bronze plimme was unveiled.
in a second ceremony a new 50 ft.
bridge On the first line of Morris was !
'opened. S. Hanna cut tile ribbon.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
At eight. &Clock on .Friday evert- '
Ing, October 24th, the atnatial COM-
CAP TOL' HEATR
Inienaerri
'
etilt •Exercilss will be held
I 1 E in the Winghath District High
LiSTOWEL; OMT,
, VALig BkAtjTY' ti-lOPPE
Wed, Oct. 29 36
• DIM 7. I. A • '§ • iiify
UNION. UNITED CHURCH
(Grey Township)
• ANNIVERSARY SERVICES-
.
SUNDAY, bCTOBER 26th.
11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.
(E, S. T.)
;Monday Tuesday •
Oct, 27 28
:MD DAN ONLY !DIE (Wail
WIG'S' 'RD AttutAID TO SEEN.
T
cinenfas000 Color
..).
Stain] There Will be.
G pr'ogram'me of vocal and iriatritinen-
trtl innslic, and the presentation of
certtficntea cli,plomas atibletie and
,SCheirtatte-. aavarda. Mr. Jailtea B, •
)SeLitt Of SeafOrth Will be the guest
eneaker, Gwen Walsh, valedictorian.
Following the Exercises,, there will
-be an ,inflOrittal dance for the .,dtit•
dentd .,, and, their' friends, to , the
nrtu le of The Esquires.'' •
• All parenta . and others interested
In -the "tilstrfct High Sato& ,zate
invited '?0 geffie to the derilitience,,
Mehl Exercises,. for Whicih there id no
iatInfinelon charge, refiner, -ettideirte,
and it:lie:graduates Of 1958 'par,
'tare ttitited to retiiairi 'fox
if he donee in the
11.00 A. it'll, . Mattine -
SundaySchool..*
_.:, ., ., e4EAUTIt7W.,, , . .., „ ., . ,..
, CIL Dieid's Chilrdiii Heithird '.iia - ,.., - Cuttint StyIth Cold 'WAVING' ' DLit 0ANCEAOUtio . c44.
.01 I', At trot100:g ' 'IL i6 . 1.0,* •• 6460' ',.... ONONt 14D ithitlikt.it
Carried
60.00
14.04
5.000,06
12,00
3,000.00
101,11
3,000.00 PARENTS!'
2.50
The Clork was authorized to call
for tenders for snowplowing in the
Village of Brussels fir the 1958.59
season. Tenders to be is by 5 o'clock
on October 27th 1068.
MOved.by H. A. Pelairson, seconded
by J. C. banter, that the Reeve be
authorized to proclaim Tuesday,
Nov. 11tif, 1958 as a public holiday
in the Village of Brussels.
Carried
Moved by J. C. .Kranter, aeconded
by ,W. A. Williamson that By-Lay'
No. 7, 1968 be read a Hirst time, -
.-•• nCarried
'Moved by W. A. Williamson, sec-
onded by R. B. Pearson that, By-Law
No. 74958 as read a )first time he
read the second time.
— Carried
Moved by H. R. Pearson, seconded
by J. C, Kreuter that By-Law No. 7-1
1958 as read a first and second time
be read a third time and passed.
— Carried
This By-Law se's forth the dates
of the meeting for the nomination'
and elctection of candidates for
officar;. to serve • the Village of
Brussels during the year 1959.
-0c.raespondence was reviewed
and. an indigent hospital account for
Mrs.- Florence Jamieson was re-
turned to the County of Huron as
the Council felt th.at this account
was not rated an indigent, case.
The Clerk was authorized to write
to .Joseph Brewer and ascertain. as
to why he did not,aahnly for a Build-
ing "permit... for the congt(Tction. of
a garage,
Reeve McCutelheon stated that he
lied received ireqUets from. some
residents who wished to have new
street lights installed in front of
their' profierty, latter a discussion
this was left over till the spring.
Moved by W. A. Williamson, sec-
onded by S. C. Krauter•that By Laat
.No, 84968 be read a first time.
— Carried
' Moved by H. R. Pearson, seconded
by W. A. Williamson that By-Law
No. 8-1.958 as read a flint tune bt
reed a second trite.
—• Carries
Moved by .1. C. Krautea, seconded
by H. B. P.ertraon that By-Law No.
3,1958 as read a first and second tim e
he read a third time and pasSed.
This being By-Law authorizingCad rfe
the bOrrowing of $10,000
Moved by H. B. Pearson, seconded
by W. A. Willuinson that the, account
as presented be paid.
M. C, F. 0. A,. fed
.Post ,Office, postage,
B.1,.1 & TelepliOne Co. 161
Post °Mica pOstage
13.)I ti. & G. TelePhOne 16r4
truSeela }blab, pOWer
& 0. Telephone Co.
loans
Receiver General, tax
Brussels Coal Yard, oft
MicidteNaitland COnSeit•
VtatiOn, reed
Oldrield Hardware, age..
COlifity Of Huron,
Hospital
Prev, of 'Ontario insulin
D. Hall, labthir'
T-tielcV r& Sons Ltd,
filie einibitient
F. Bull & Son, fire
erlidpment
binteaia fox botin0
F, .gravel
S. Sweeney.
damp,
Workitleit'S Cohnpei
cation, fees
Toe IleWer, truck reiita
ti ridge Meters,
Daylight Saving Time
For The Village of Brussels
ENDS at MIDNIGHT
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 25th
G. E. McCutcheon, Reeve
•••••••••••""!••••••.•
Royi;i Instant Puddings
3 for
Tops Dog Food 4 for
Stokely's Tomato Juice
20 oz. 2 for
Van Camp's Beans with
Pork 15 oz. ,2 for
•••••••••••••••••
A• ' • • aaa---•-• • • a a a v..so
CCUTCHEON GROCERY
Formerly The Rutledge Grocery
Phone 293
We Deliver
MILK CONSUMERS
. In Brussels Area
Please Return ALL Empty 'Milk Bottles Regularly
DO NOT 'Leave Them Lying Around And Please Remember
That We WILL NOT Allow 5c Credit For ROUND Bottles
After Dec. 31st.
COUSINS DAIRY
Brussels, Ont.
Phone 2:
DANCE •
To The Music Of
Ken Wilbee's Orchestra
At Parkview Gardens, Listowel
Sponsored,_ by the Listowel 'Branch of the Canadian Legion
Every Saturday Night
Everybody Welcome
t
32c
14
35c
.. • 1. ".' '''''''''''' 29C
29c
C. Sc -C., limn; er,
pollard Chain :Saw,
1. itittledgc,, fe4 1)-e14,47
KItterY,. f 0X-•
Poet .Office, U, 1. S.'
C. J, Cardiff,
selecting ,itirere.
H. A. riScher,
seleeting jurors
AleCotcheon •
selecting jurors •
Brussels Hydro, W. W.
power
O. 4 0 Krnut.m W.
StUYplies •
J. B. Allen, mlatbarlal
Mueller Ltd., W. W.
material
D, Hall, labour,
Hanover transport,
areiglit
MeNbirter •& Workman,
W. W, labour & material
3.1.0
0.00
.1.00
15,83 I
4.00
4.00
4,00
68,00
11,53
70.97
54, 58
17,35
2.40 ,
37.30 1
Mos1 by W. A, Williamsos, see.
ended by J. 0. Krauter that the
meeting adjourn to meet again on
October 17th, or at the eall of the
— Carried I
Reeve,
IT. A, Fischer. Clerk.
UNITED CHURCH
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
The Rev. R. G, Hazelwood B, A.,
B, D. of Mount Forest was the
guest preacher on Sunday Oct, 19th,
for the 82nd Anniversary Services
of Brdssels United Church. The
Church was packed for the morning
service and ;nicely filled in the
evening. It was a day of blessing
with the autumn flowers hi boquets
at the fronit df th e Chuirch and the
warm sunshine out of doors.
The morning message asked a
questilon "What is the Church for?"
Meth was answered by the words
of the text in Ephekans, a:la (Rev-
pand Standard Version),: "that
throluath the Church the manifold
wisdohn of God mighabe made known
So °flea. the message of the pulpit
is throttled by certain intereoa
the congregation which the mini-
ster moot` not offend. But the Church
must be fearless the proclamation
of the Word of God If it is to be the
Church as 'God intended it to be.
in the evening Mr. Hazelwood
spoke on Acts 17:6 — ',These that
have turned the world upside down
•have come hither also." These were
the Christians. The early Church was
on the offensive. Its membership was
totally committed to Geld, prepared
even to give their lives for Christ.
The Christiana, were given unlihnited
reaounrs by the coming of the
'Holy S omething of these
.marka, of the early Church was lost
after the third century, but must
'be reclaimed NI we, are to be true
followers of Christ.
Thu music under the direetion of
the organist Mrs. A. B. Martin, Was
appropriate and beaubiful. In the
moiling the choir sang Caleb Sim-
per's "What Shall I render" bud in
the evening "Praise the Lord," 0
.iernsalein" by Maunder, A Ladies
rhorns,* tionelda. Pearson, Gwen
dOlyile Martin, Ann Cardiff, and Mae
Myer, sang "Joy &Meth in the
Mori-tine 'said': 'Whither rrhmt
,COest," At. the morning ser'vic'e a
male quartet, Lloyd Wheeler, 'Tom
Strachan, ICabvion Willis, and OW]
McFadden, sang 41:110: Church in the
Wildwood", and in the evening "I
‘57atit My life to tell for Jesus",
fitting thought as the congregation
PrOceeds into T new year of Milk-
len activity.
11.15 The next iminuniZation chide for
Brusels and district 'preschool s
151.19 children will be held at the Bens-
61.59 sels School on. October 37th
from 10:84 - 11.30 a.m. This is the
72.00 second in a current series of confer
2.81 with Protection 'available again st
5.50 .dit)therfa.. whooping cough', tetanus,
etnalliiet and
Mid
itNCACEMtNt
Mr and Mit. Harvey MaCtitcheeni
Brilafaelea ()blow, wish 4.o announce
the ent ageilient" of their eldest
3:5.4.00 de:tighter; Very Estelle, 'tai' Mr.
11,61rert derdeh Guyer, Sett of
and d'OlYer at itanhilten
11,00 Wedding tea talte iblace n Heatniftlian,
-trio IOW tinirt or October.
1
28.96
3,00
83.16
WINNERS OF POL,t.,ARD'S'
CHAIN SAW DRAW
Pollard's Chain, Sew, BritsselS, Cow
ducted a draw' at their 'display at
both the Braseele and the Tee**
Water Fair, Winners are:
At Brussels Fair
Barbara Turnbull, Brussels.
,Niornien Stephenson, Ethel.
At Teeswater Fair
Harold Dawsum, R. R. 4, Whigharn,
Thomas Rivett, Dungannon.
W,M. ERYDGES ,HONORED
ON RETIREMENT
'The. Reeve,. .Council, Clerk and
Treiasurer or Morris Township 0010
on Mr. and first SVillam Brydges
on Friday afternoon, iOctober 17th,
on behalf of the Township of Morrie
and presenlied than with a pair of
Ottawa Valley Wool Blankets and a
sun,. of money.
Mr, Brydges l who bas been TO
Collector for the past thirty-five
years lied to retire on account of
ill hearth.
THIEVES STRIKE
HERE AGAIN
Alert youngsters, on Saturday
afternoon, spotted, and promptly
!reported, their find of*the safe that
had been stolen. from the Bray
Produlce Brussels, looted of cash
and .abandoned.
Murray and Don Fischer, 11 'and
10 year old sons of Mr. and Mrs.
Hartley Fischer and their coma
panfon, Rae Smith, son of Mrs.
Douglas Smih, all of this village,
found the safe at the Pennington
swihruning hole while 'bicycling in
'that vicinity. On also finding hooks
a and papers scattered around they
quickly cycled to It•own'and reported
theilr find to village Constable D.
Hastings and returned to the spot
writh him,
The safe was stolen from the Bray
office sometime Friday night or
the early hours cif Saturday morning.
When found the Strait safe, which
had. been * enclosed In a wooden
'cabinet, had been smashed open
,and $476 in cash was. missing.
Fortunately huSiness papers and.
'account books were intact.
Entry to the :business establish-
went, operated '•by W. G. Bray of
Ethel, bad been gained through.
'the rear doors after the hook
fastener had been \pried 'kip. (The
break-in and theft • was di;covered
by Donald McLean, an emPlyee
on Saturday morning.
P. C. !Lewis elf Winghlahn is in .•
charge of the investigation.
Wednesday, October 22nd, 1958 &after's*" 0.00•4 class ins% Post Offlos DoPestelent, Ott
• araramorOitgr
$2.00 per year $2.50 1 trost Publishing House.
,,rart,aara--raa-a.
Melville Young Women's Guild.
ANNUAL BAZAAR
and
BAKE SALE
in the Brussels Public Library
SATURDAY, OCT. 25th
At 2.30 P.
Aprons — Baking — Candy Miscellaneo
woNo••••m...,,
NOTICE
The Annual Meeting and Banquet of District 8 (Huron & POW
Ontario Association of Agricultural Societies *AI be Ueilti
in BRUSSELS on WEDNESDAY, OCT1'. '20th, beginning, At.
10.00 A. AL (E. T,, in the Brussels Library, A. Turiroaw
Banquet in Melville Presbyterian Church at 1!2,80 Coo
sharp, Guest speaker, G. Montgomery former Huron Gwadar-
A,gricultural Representative, Everyone welconie. ,Ticketta
51.50 For tickets see: Norman Hoover; Wilfred Shortreetiaa
James Main
Geo. Watt, Blyik sec,-brier
SATURDAY NOV, 8th at 2.00 P. M.
IN BRUSSELS ARENA
Sponsored By East Huron Agricultural. Society
Please Bring Donations In Time For Sale
Melville Presbyterian. Church
Brussels
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES
Will Be Held On
Sunday, October 26th, 1958'
At 11 A. M. and 7.30 P. M.
Guest Speaker Will Be — THE REV. W. J. S. McCLURE, B.
Of Molesworth
Special Music Will Be Rendered By The ohol-o-
Everybody Is Heartily Invited
LION'S CLUB HALLOWE-EN PARTY
The annual Hallowe'en Party sponsored by 'the Cons Club `w Z"
be held in The Town Hall on Friday even'ng Oct. 31st. Pr1r.r.5..
will be awarded as follev-,c for onst.tim-s.
1. Clown
2. National
3. Cowboys or Girls
4. Mother Goose Character
5, National
6. Hobo
7, Indian
8. Ghost
9. Irish Couple
There will also be a Hula Hoop Contest.
Everybody Welcome
• WRIMINIMP.ritoraramogr
GROW WITH CANADA
BUY
CANADA
SAVINGS
BOND
o Interest For The First Year
41/4 % For The Remaining 4 Years:
Bonds May Be Cashed. At Any ,Time.
At FACE VALUE
Contac
EL YN BAKER
Phone 2631 oir 19 .thittiseht
RUMMAGE SALE
Farm Produce — Garden Vegetables
— And Other Art'cles Accealted
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