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MELVIILLE
INSTALLS OFFICERS
Rev. W. A. Williams conducted I
a service of installation for the
officers of the, Women's Missionary
Society of Melville Presbyterian
Church for 1961, on Friday after•
noon in the church parlor. FolloW•
ing, this ceremony, he delivered a I
New Years's message, stressing
the benefits of prayer in starting
the year.
Mrs. W. W. Smith, the. newly
installed president took °nage of the • 1 .meeting and thanked Mr. Williams
.for his address. Nine calls on shut-
ins were reported.
Delegates to k'tittend the annual
meeting of the Maitland Presby•
Oriel Society in. Winghairt St. l •
Andrew's PreSbyterian. Church on
Jan, 10th, 'will he 'Mrs. W.• W. Smith
and: Mrs. John Yuri" A committee to
assist in planning a InTorld Day of
Prayer 'service with other churches 1;
of the village on Feb, 17th inchides
Mrs. • W. A. Williams, Mrs, W.
L. Spelt and. Mrs. Robt.• Gemmed.
The roll call .response was pay-
ment -of feeS for the next year and
23 mOinbers enrolled. Mrs. George
Evans read a letter from Mrs
Lillian Dickson, a missionary •
among Porirmaan people, in which
she told of het Work.
A -hymn and benediction closed
the meeting.
COMPLETES COURSE
Gerald Hayden, 18, of R. R. 2,
Blue-vale iS receiving congratulations
from friendS and relatives for
ldompleting a speciatiled home
braining progranune in Television
end itadio Servicing frOm the DeVry
Technical Instititte, Toronto,
Crawford and Hetherington, 39.89
anrears
legal fees 71.40
Ontario Municipal Assoc„
1931 fees 5,00
Oldfield 'T-rware, door stops 80,89
and supolles
C^lionnIleerros. ()Mtn numnies 2,39
;Silar1111:1Tilo5n 11Aerit'Uryll."11c1L' 25.00,911
Moved by Leonard Machan, sec-
onded, by 0. S. Elliott that a $6.00
ad. be put in the Brussels Post
wishing the School Board and the
Teaching Staff success in the new
school.
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Nadel OpeniAg
Of The. New
1 Brussels CQUPV 1il I
i The inaugural meeting of the
Village ,Council. 'for the year 7961
Was44 the held the Municipal Office on
Jfannery ,Oth, et ii a.1-11. all a.1-11.m
present.
The declarations of office were
then taken by the Clerk, after which
the Reverend T.,dgyd. Brown of the
Brussels 'United Church spoke to the
I Conhcil. The need for higher said.
' anco was stressed, and, with
passages or scripture as examples
Rev. BroWn impressed Council with,
the importance of their positions
and le4dership,
1 1 Reeve George McCutclneoa thanked
Rev, Drown tor his enlightening I
talk, and, welcomed the o' liVouncil i
back, With a special welcome for the
new member, Leonard Machan'.
Tine mingles of the meetings of
December 12th and 14th, were read
and adopted on motions of O. S.
Elliott and W, A, WilliaMson,
East HUM Agricultural Society
ANNUAL BANCIPET and mgeTtivp,
BRUSSELS UNITED PHURCH
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18th
dapper Served at 7 p, m
Guest Speaker; Gordon MOGaVini Walton
(Film and. Commentary on recent European Trip)
TICKETS $1.50
Tickets now available from any Fair Board Member Brussels Public 5choclhod
Freuay,.fan. .20.th
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Children at 3 p. m.
29c
Stokley's Tomato Juice, 48 oz.
St. Williams Assorted Jams, 9 oz
39c
•
2 for
POLLARD'S CHAIN SAW
JAMBOREE
Brussels Town Hall
THURSDAY, JANUARY 19th
at 1 P, M.
, ••• ••• • • •• ••• , ^
Official Opening for the 'Public at 8 p. m.
Guest Speaker : The Very Reverend. F. G. Stewart, D.D.
Minister of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Kitchener;
Past President of Kitchener Board of Secondary Education
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cCUTCHEON GROCERY
Phone 293 We Deliver
'Melville Sunday School HORTICULTURAL MEETING
SKATING PARTY
TUESDAY, JAN. 17th
at '8 p.m.
15 feet to the walk in front of his
showing of slides of the Village meat the following Monday evening.
A f • — Carried'
good attendance is hoped, for.
TI CE"
BRUSSELS ARENA
Lunch to be served in the church
Everyone Welcome
Admission .: 35c and 25c
The annual meeting of the Brussels
Horitcultural Society will he held on
-- „..nnnday„ January 10th the
Library at 8,30 p.m. An interest-
ingtite feature of the program will be
or Brussels by Glen 'Meehan.
WALTON MERCHANT
The changing of dates for the , Mrs. John Grant. 93, formerly INJURED IN FAU,L regular meeting was discussed and i Isabella Jane Askin died in
it was moved by J. C, Kreuter, sec-
Listowel Memorial Hospital Wher6 Douglas Ennis suffered a broken
onded by Leonard Machan that the nose, sevetial broken teeth, and a
regular meetings of Council for the . she Was taken on Wednesday after- cut on his toreithead requiring
year 1961 be held on the first Mon- "cm. - . I several stitches when he fell about 1
clay night of every month at 8 1 She had spent most of her life in
o'clock, and in case of a postpone- Grey Township, . coming to lot 10,
concession 14, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John .Arkin when she was
eight years of age.
Mrs John Grant
Consisting of
Speakers from Saw and Chain Companleo
Oregon Chain Saw Clinic
Case Crawlers, Backhoes
Entertainment By
THE KANSAS FARMER and CLARK, JOHNSTON
Various Draws and Prizes
— Hundreds of Dollar s r Given Away in Merchandise Prizes--•
Come And Get Your Share
BUSHWACKERS, DANCE
Sponsored by THE LIONS CLUB Proceeds for Retarded Childreal
with the various highlights of other years on the
NIGHT OF JAN. 19
GOOD DANCE ORCHESTRA and THYNNE and JOHNSTON
Prikes For —
Chain Saw Beauty Queen and Chain Saw King
Lady Clogger — — Gent Clogger
Admission 50c Lurth Booth Everyone Welcome .•
For Further Particulars Listen To
CKNX Radio and Telivisien Broadcasts
store on Saturday afternoon,
'Mr. Ennis was on a. ladder,
;removing Christmas••• decorations
from the front of the storey, when
the foot of the ladder slipped I
causing Mr. .1.3nrtis to fall He f -
landed. on his face.
to bed at
,The correzniOndence was • then
read.
•
N 0 / 4 Moved 'by O. S, Elliott, seconded
. I by J, C. Krauter,that the SalYation.
Any girls between the ages of 12 / Army at Wingbam be given a grant
and 26 wishing to take the 4-H 1 of . ' l $35.00
Iromemalting Project . "Uottons May I' . • --. Carried ,
Moved by. W. A_ Williamson sec. S
by- Len Machan that tho accounts
1 as presented for payment be paid.
i' Relief
Municipal Board, -approval of . H."
debentiire
Stephen Howard, work. work
roads
Relief. •
rein' Office, Ti. I, S.
E. V. Baker, Welfare
Stephen ;Froward, work on .
• reads
,T, ID, Brewer, fuel.
Municipal World, ,subscript-
ions
Topnotch Feeds. salt, •
Bridge motors, .gas
Median ,Wdware, supplies
County of 'Unroll, fee -for 'tax
He has been
his home.
confined
Be Smart" please get in touch with
Mrs. Sack Wheeler or Mrs, W. James
Armstrong before February 1st.
ARENA SCHEDULE 1960
MONDAY Night, Broom Ball, 8 p.m.
TUESDAY Night, Skating, 8-10 p.m.
WEDNEFDAY (Afternoon), Skating
(Clildren.) 3-5 p.m.
Night, Minor Hockey, 6,30-8 p.m
Night Open 8 pm..
THURSDAY, Night, Skating 8 p.m ,
FRIDAY Night,.Hockey (Jamestown)
SATURDAY Morning, Hockey
(Minor) 9-11 a.m. -
Afternoon Skating (Beginners)
and under 11 years
Skating.
— Carried
She, was predeceased by her
husband, John, several years ago.
She is survived by two sons,
William of Grey ToWnethip and .1
Russell of Toronto; two. daughters,
Mrs. San (LiSzle) Schnock, Grey
Township, and 'Mrs. Thomas (Addle)
Abraham or Turnberry Township; .•
also nine grandchildren and fifteen,
great grandchildren.
Tho 'funeral was held at the D.,
A. Rann funeral homer Brusiels, at -
2 p.m. Saturday, "conducted by the
Rev. Lloyd Brown of Brussels
United Church. • .
was in Brussels cemetery.
Pdph ”npq -we,' job,t ad
rm•rie, 'Reid 0 0 /1 0,01.1 Forrijitt!WAV.
nplr and, Wm.
CARD OF. THANKS,
I wish to sincerely thank my many 6.00 ...•••••••••
NOTIC-F,
e Lic
It is tine to renew your motor permits and licenses.
In 1961 applicants will be required to surrender Liabilitz
Insurance Certificates and complete the Statement of insurance
Coverage
on
8-10 Pm:
12.35
17.65
35.88
510:50
1
1 I
friends and neighhours 'for, cards, I
treats and visits -while: in Victoria 1.
I
Hospital. Special thanks to Dr.
Myers, Dr; - McLauthlin and the I
muses of .wern' 5 west, for their '
thoughtfulness.
Clarence Pegelcw.
Night,
ADMISSION
Hockey, Skating and Broom
'Public 'School Cihildren
Adults
10.20
Ball
10c
250 69.95
CARD OF THANKS 18.15
2.50
4.54
23',31 Obtain yours at the office in Brussels.
The ramify , of the late ;Tames
Clark thank their relatives, , friends
and neighbours for their many acts
of kindness and expressions of I
sympathy at the time of Ws death.
Your thoughtfulness was anPreo-
lated and will always be remember - I
ed, -
6. J. CARDIFF, Issuer..
LYCEUM THEATRE
WiriGHAW., OterARIG
Two Shows Each Night
Commencing at .7.16 p.
MATINEE SATURDAY at 2.00 p.m
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Jan., 12 -
13 • 14.
Van Johnson - Jean Pierre Aumont
Dony Carrel
in
THE ENEMY GENERAL
A World War 11 espionage meld-
drama.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL, 1961
Ashfield — Andrew Ritchie
Colborne — Ralph Jewel
ftoderich Township — W. J. Forbes
(Deputy) ,Grant H. Stiring
Grey Twp. — Clifford Dunbar.
Hay — V. L. Becker
(Deputy), Karl Haberer
Howick — Arthur Gibson
(Deputy), Ivan. 'Haskins
Linnet — Tom Leiner
MaTnillop — Daniel Beuermatin
Morris — Stewart Procter
Stanley :Hervey Coleman
(Deputy), Alvin Rant
Stephen — Glenn Webb
(Deputy), James Hetyter
Tuenteramith — Iran Forsyth
Tin:liberty — A. D. Smith
lTsborne — Clayton A. Smith
D. Wawanosh — C. W, Hanna
W. Wawtinosh 'Harvey Onlbeln.
Myth — Scott FairService
Clinton — Mel Crich
(Deputy), Morgan 3. Agnew
Brussels George McGatcheon
Exeter — Will am McKenzie
(Depnty), Glenn Fischer
Oblierich — W. Frank Walkotn
(Deputy), .lames A, Bisset
Densell John Henderson
Setiforth — W. 'N. Ball
Winehem — Roy Adoit
(Dannty), Joseph Kerr
Zurich — Lloyd O'Brien
SPECIALS AT
for JAN. and FEB,
PERMANENTS:
Ladies .-- $5.50
School Girls -- $4.95
SETS: — $1.00
Phone 477M Wingham
ANNUAL -
FIREMEN'S BALL
BRUSSELS TOWN HALL
FRIDAY NITE, FEB. 3rd
'Modern and Old Tyme
Good Orchestra — with the
KANSAS FARMER
Admission 50c
Please Support Your
Volunteer Fire Brigade
Next Dance FRIDAY, FEB. 10th
Auspices David BroWn
Sales and Service,
S UPERIOR
MAINTENANCE
SERVICE,
:FIESH BREAD and BAKING DAILY
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
At All Times
WEEK END SPEC BLS
Ogilvie Oats, 5 lb. pk. 53c
St. Williams Assorted Jams, 9 oz.
3 for .......... ... 55c
Chase and Sanborn, Instant
6 oz. 83c
Free Deliver,'
Coffee
Phone 132
Anglican Chuch r
OF CANADA
ST. JOHN'S
Rector: Rev. H. L. Jennings
. B. A., L. Th.
Organist Mrs. B. Elliott
Epiphany 2
11 ion. Holy Communion and
Church School
It SPECIAL
To Owners of Home Freezers
DELICIOUS
1ARD OF THANKS
"rhe family of the late, Mrs. Sohn
Grant wish to, ttimilt nt.i Ulnae 'wino
Sent 'eerde floWerS and tftegsagos Of
Itympotty 'during our recent bereave.
tient
"our kindness Will long, ' be
reit
ICE CREAM
21/2 Gal. Pail (2 Differerit Flavo
ONLY $3,49
WHILE; THEY LAST
CALL IN SOON ArkID TAKE YOUR' PICK
COUSIN'S DAIRY
grussei, Onto- Phone
SEAFORTH Pi-LONE 182
• Window Washing
wall Wattling Repairs.
Floor Maintenance
tie Changing Storms and Screens
ti• General Jaiiitte Work
HOUSeeleatiltig ,„
BelOk and plastering RenntrIng,
to-two§ One 11/41droe
kVidt Aim
RAY' 66,1110E'
BOX 65060114
Meivi;ie Church
10 A. M. Church Behool
11 A, M. Morning Worship
The United Church
OF CANADA
'Flew. L. ileown l8.A4 BM;
ntrtjtanIstt Mir: A. E. Martld -
9.45 A. M. thiltnii School
i4 A. At oitotlitislasni anti
Cold Water."
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VILLAGE OFFICERS
ENTERTAINED BY REEVE
Reeve George Meentcheon enter
' tattled the merhhera of the Brits:leis
Council and other Villann officers
at a steak dinner, on MondetY.
The dinner followed the inanvutal
meeting of the 1901 council.
vAt V 0 ig
Styling dot wJv•-et.,
A 6pettatty,
Phone ' 140
It, trnts, moved by J. 0. '<ranter
Secohded, by' W, A. Williamson;
that By-Law No, 1-1961 be read a
'first and second time.
Cntried
meved. by W. A, Williantabli See-
ended' by Let Machan that By-ffnaw.
No. 1-1961 as read a first and
Second time be nesSed.
Cr riled
Moved by Leonard Machan," see'
ended by S. C. :--Intelater that By i
Law NO, 1-1961 as passed a first
and 'second . time be reed a third
time and passed, UM Reeve,
and Clerk .atitliorited to sign and the
Seal of the COrporation, ,attached,
This being a BY-Leint appointing Or
tonfinnititig the appointment of
Off-it -Mt to Serve the Writ.
-dipolity of the Vilittgo of tltnAec18
for tide Year 160 '
This being tile Mid Of th:lit eti14.61'66:
the meeting adjetifiled on litOttOtt
' rr G. 5, Filibtt rind W. A:
:Set
floorot" -- tette
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