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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-01-10, Page 1SZ.90 A. Year In Advance — $2.50 To U.B.A. SHORT SHOTS •BRUSSELS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, JAN, 10th, 1963 POST PURPOSING HOTISE * * * The NeW ',ear's Eve draw for a, traveMpg ease sponsored by •the local branch of the Royal 'Canadian Legion was won by Bev. * * * ,Looking for bargains? This is the season for Clearanea Sales in many stores, Rend the ads. In 'The Post. The merchiants are offering yell savings every week. 'Mr, and Mrs, Ray Bronson and Mr. and Mrs. Jack MtcWhinter chaperoned the dance on Friday night, "Oh to he young sismin." * The mild weather has lowered 'Iles snow' brinks 'eorisiderablY. 'Snow removal on the, main street is onpresinted by all, Discarded Christmas trees, stray bit's of tinsel. cords that we haven't • yet tucked away, and those new toys wo are constantly tsinein o over, ere reminders that the holiday sooson over and -Lis hack to the tinily grind for iis. * * • How aro your Now Year Reso- lutions standing the strain? Or, did yen, resolve not to make any so yen eotthint hreelt thens. * We are alvare that those mischievous gremlins were busy with our "make-0.p" last week. We are very busy trying to chase the pesky little trouble-minters out of the office. * The Crawford and Hetherington Law Office is also taking on a new look these days, •COmplete reno- vation 'and decoration, is under- way, • * * * Now Is the time to get Your tickets for the Agricultural: TtS71C1q10 t and Annual Meeting. See ads-, in this issue. Yen will enjoy the baneuet and at the scene ;time increase your interest. in the rso-•ii'les or tile East Huron Serdely- *1 ,Many fityoura.ble verbal tom- Ments have been given on the "New 'Look" of The Post We would like to have yMir earn- merits. fa.vourahie and unfavonr. able, in letters to the editor. ttst,.. the inaugural meeting of the Brnasels School 'Retire! Jack ivroWnirt es silencer:led Roy W. tem" eciy n s chairiiia.n of the Boom with Ted McLean as tiee chstirnitin. It is indeed nice tfo hear that the local hockey teams are receivinre, More support this season. Crowda at the 01'6110, rOf P(511100 ANDR E W BURGESS • The deatil oecurred. Oa Y:10,.. cember 10th, .190, in .Denver, Colorado, of Andrew Burgess, in his 89th year„ of Boulder Colorado. Tho funeral service woe held in the chapel \vita tue itey. H. J. Weiss officiating, on Monday Deeember 22nd. . . lie was the only surviving son of iho Into Ilmosess of brother of Burgess. Samuel and Mrs. Brussels, and a the late James Left to mourn. his loss are two sons, yd. of Houston, Texas and. Harold of Bailey, Col., and one. daughter, Plorence, of .Texas, also five grandchildren, CARD OF' THANKS I wish to thank all my friends. who remembered me with cards, treats and visits. while I was k patient in Wingham Hospital, • Special thanks to Dr. Stephens the MI rSOS and staff, Ward Sellers CARD OF THANKS Onr heartfelt thanks is extended to all those whO ex- pressed their sympathy in so many keelly words and deeds at the time of our recent bereave- ment, Your tholightfulnesS was deeply appreCiated. MrS.-M, A. Forsyth Miss Mae Skelton proving, Keep it up fans and perhaps Brnssels Will produce another championship team, -st * * The Ladies Auxiliary to the Royal Canadian. Legion,. Brussels, are operating the booth con- cession at khe local arena this season, * * Galvin Kreuter occupied the Mums chitty for 'the first "time' at the January session Of the local council. Mny his tenure of office prove Ito he good for the inunic"Mal affairs of. this village, Aloes. with the honor of his office lie assumes a burden of resparts- nbilYtios and headaches. We wish him well. * * It Makes this writer "sizzle" eVery tittle people class all teen-' 'eget% as juvenile dellquents lie,canSe of a, few bad actors and irres-oonsible One,s. The majority of young people are a credit to eameomity, and fine citizens,. hie von seldom hear about that. T-Tow about the membeiss of the BriTsselg r`t-T who were Out at ChrishliaS time enrolling 'to shut-ins? We ca.li that a, fine gestrtre on their part. We'll Nif? rpm Brussels Council The inaugural meeting of the Village Council, for 1963 was held in, the Municipal Office on. Jan- mary 1963„ all meraoers being present, The Declaration of Offices were taken by the Clerk, after which it* Reverend Morrison of the Brussels PresbYterlan Church spoke to Council, impressing upon them the importance that God, should be our guide and leader at ell 'times, and with thus leonatantly in. mind our actions and deeds would be guided in the right direction. The minutes of the meeting of Deeembers5t14, 1052 were adopted on motion of L. R. Nineties) and 0. S. Elliott. B.M,C,L Telephone, 1st loan for 1063 10,000.00 Selwyn Baker, insurance on Fire Hall 24.00 Bridge ,IVIetora, gas, oil 'and sine* removal 17.63 Brussels !Lions Club, donation to SantalClans Parade „„ 75.00 1Tachan Hdwe., supplies .... 8.69 J. M.. McDonald, Lumber, office lock 11,23 callander Nurshig Rome tiiDeeember welfare .. . . 366,25 Brrissels, Coal Yard, ?Mee fuel 41,05 Brussels Ctood Yard, Fire Rail %yet , 28.40 Oldfield IrsiNve„ supplies - , 7.05 Sam Sweeney, bulldozing dump s, 39.00 Texap. Grill, gas 5.36 Tommtch Feeds, salt 2.00 Alvie Higgins, sand ,.., 5.00 AjeCutcheon. Motors, repairs 4.37 MoCiutcheon Motors, gas "„ 5.50 Huron County, fee for Tax collections in 1962 M. McDonald tynnber, material. for . !Piro Hall Receiver Gener derin n otio. Post Ofriee, -17,,I.S. ......... . 24.00 AreNillon Twi?• relief charge hack ' Ernie. Petrnes, Snotv- nlowing December .... 292.,710 Pit-T.;11W No. '1 was Strodneed an ,l need. a first and Second time. 'Moved by 1.. 11. "Keehn:11 see, oiled Ire qtralyelstik that DAL.livs, jjll :1,11,91 .1r; coca h: nrst and second time be Pa6sed. Moved by Win Stratychuk s',,mided• by J. W. Fischer that BydlAaw No, • 1-1963 as read a (tint time be passed and the Reeve and Cleric he authorized to sign and tlib seal of the .Cerpor- anon altselled. ThIS beingn. By-Law appointing.. or confirming 'the appointment of certain • officers to serve the AlunicipEtlity of Brussels for the year 1963, • • MoVed by j. W. -Fischer, see' onded by IT.,.•R,.,Maghnzi that the, Meeting adjourn to meet again. February 1, 1.963 .or at the call or" the Peeve. S. C, .T.Craiithr Wm, H. King Reeve Clerk CARD OF THANt.(2 The patients, staff and manage- ment of the nursing home would like to thank all those who were so 'kind siftti, flowers and visits over the past holiday 9,311F,on. All these kind thoughts were really appreciated. Callander Nursing Home CARD OF THANKS The Brussels Branch of the Canadian Bible Society Wish to announce tile completion of mother successful year, having rstsed the grand total of $241.00. tin 1,ohalf of our branch, I wish to thank alt Who so genevemily couiripatect and the earl seer's who gave both thee avid -money to this worthY. cause, Alfred L. Knight, Treasurer. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mrs. Ted McLeau tas, been a patient in Wingham, hospital, Mr. and Mrs, Mel Moxisess and family of Ottawa spent Christmas and New Year's with Miss SarSt Mchnririon. Mr. and. Mrs. Rey Jerinyn of Tercute, Mr. and Mrs. Tucker' and sons, doetorich and Mrs. Alma Pinkney and Mr. Amos CorbeY of Seriff,rth were holiday visitors with Mrs, IL. Jortnyn, r tu'-'I' NEWS The lBraseis held a dance bet Xauttavy feurth With en, alipro.g.,Imate attendatice of 15. The next dance Will he en. January 18th when a" Special Aiwa, INi, Verne God3zin will be present 'to give instil:lotion it square selaiteine: for Part of the night. Other phit of. the dance Win be rdgulat dancing. NOTICE- The Brussels office of Crawford and Hetherington Will he cloSeit for two weeks, Until January 17th for reties-at:forts. If urgent call Orawford. and Fothertneon. Of' VIligit0T0 01' r• U. C. W. INSTALL 1B63 OFFICERS The January meeting of the O. 'W. was held in the Sandal School room, Devotionals were taken bY 12 women representing each month of the year, lighting a colored candle and repeating a verse suitable for each Month. A hymn, piano solo or vocal solo between each month were en- joyed. Mrs. mac Stephenson, and Miss Ann Cardiff taking the vocal solos and Miss Marlon Hoover and Mrs, Ivan Cgtmpbell the piano solos, Supply requests were for one layette, 5 pair of mitts end $4.00 for vacation school supplies, The treasurer's report showed a 'very successful year had been. enjoyed. The ladies will cater to the Agricultural Banquet to be held in .Tanuary at the church. Rev. A. K. Griffiths was in charge of installation ceremonies when the following officers were installed: Past Pres. Mrs. Ada Smith Pres, Mrs. Harold. Thomas 1st Vtce. Pres. Mrs. Carson Watson 2nd Vice Pres..— Mrs. M. Oldfield Rec. Sec. Mrs, Robt. Walker Asst, Sec..— Mrs. Ian McDonald 'Cor. Sec, Mrs. 1. Meehan, Treas, Mrs, Albert Cardiff Afternoon Unit Loader ,... Mrs, 3% Rowland Evening Unit Leader Whys, Mac Stephenson Committees and Their Chairman Christian Citizenship Mrs. 'Lloyd Wheeler Conn-Minns, Friendship - Mrs. Olive Gallaher Cihristlan Education Mrs. Cecil Parker Finance .. . Mrs. Geo. Bridge Flower 4 ,Miss Addle Cardiff List, and Communication ,„, Mrs- Corson Watson Nomiations ,... Mrs. jas. Bryana Manse Mrs. J. Lowe Press and Publicity ,.,. Mrs. Robt. Walker Program ...: Mrs. Carl Hemingway Social Functions Mrs. D, A. ffrr"7-7 Rawl Supply and Social Assistance Miss E. Downing .teAolyn. not.nrav ssret ,o,sionto• Mrs. Robt, Nogg, Mrs, Ivan Campbell Periodicals Mrs. Jack Cardiff Messengers Mrs, Cecil Parker aniln,;yfrs Max 01 el fi old Baby Band ;Mrs. Garden Stephenson, Mrs. V. Cir,,nke, Stewardship and R,eornittne; Mrs. it. Pen roo7 Menibershin Mrs, N. Hoover. Rev. Griffith spoke a fps; twiny. ins' words and thanked the Past President for the wonderful work she had, done inothe past year. The Afternoon Unit will Meet' the first Tuesday of the month, The Evening Unit 1011 meet the first Wednesday of. the month, Tho (Verrill mooting will ha tbq t!birs '4006 q7 glf4 .010,f0 Mr, Morrison was properly thanked by the new Reeve, Mr, 3. 0. ,Erauter, after which he spoke to the retiring Rave, ar.o. MeCutcheon, and welcomed the two new members of the Council, Mr. J", W. Fischer, and Mr. Wm, Stratychluk. The correspondence and counts were read. y oved by .1". W. Fischer, seconded by Wm. Stratycbuls that Ole accounts as presented for payment he paid. (larrIed ac- 70.56 1037.51' al, Tay 2$.00 • 53.73 •