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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-01-17, Page 2ANNUAL MEETING .and BANQUET East Huron' Agricultural Society BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH FRIDAY, JANUARY 25th At 7 p.m. Guest Speaker: REV. BRUCE MILES, of .•-lstowal Ticket $1.50 CLEM STEFFLER 'NORMAN S. HOOVER President Sec. - Treas. Tickets Available From The Director* MRS. W. BRADNOCK„ AUBURN, NAMED READ HURON W.M.S. Mrs. W. Bradnock, of Auburn, was installed 1963 president of Huron Presbyterial W.VLS, (W. D.) at the 78th annual meeting held Tuesday, Jan. 8, at St. An- drew's Presbyterian Church, Clinton. Mrs. Bradnock suc- ceeds Miss Eva Somerville, of Goderich. In the absence of Miss Somerville, the meeting was presided over by Mrs. D: R. MacDonald, of Hensall. The secretaries read the an- nual reports, and plans were discussed for the year's work ahead, The devotions were tak- en by Mrs. E. Campbell and. Mrs. H. Hyde, of the Hensall Auxiliary.' The Hamilton and London .Synodical meetings will be held in Knox. Presbyterian Church, Wingham, April 2, 3 and 4. 1963. Miss Lily McArthur, of Gode- rich, brought an inspiring mes- sage ,as she installed the new officers for 1963. Officers' are: Honorary president, Mrs. A. Taylor; Goderich; past presi- dent,' Miss Eva Somerville, God- erich; president, Mrs. W. Brad- pock, Auburn; first vice-presi- dent, Mrs. J, B. Russell, Sea- forth; second vice -president, Miss Belle Campbell, Seaforth; third vice-president, Mrs. A. H. Erskine, •Goderich; recording and corresponding secretary, Mrs. W. Sanderson, Auburn; treasurer; Mrs. J. A. McConnell, Goderich; secretaries of depart- ments: Afternoon and Evening Groups, Mrs. W. Shortreed, Blyth; Young Women's and Girls' Organizations, Mrs. D. R. MaeDonald, Hensel', Children's Groups, Mrs. W. Good, Blyth; Home Helpers, Mrs. E. Davies, Auburn; Welcome and Welfare, Mrs, E. Wightman, Belgrave; Literature and Library, Mrs: S.. Blake, Goderich; Glad. Tidings, Mrs'. 0. G, Anderson, Belgrave; Supply, Mrs. B. Edwards, Hen- sail; Press, Mrs. R. Kerslake, Seaforth; Li f e Membership, Miss J. Fraser, Seaforth; His- torian, Mrs. A. Taylor, Gode- rich. DO IT' NOW WITH A HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN Home Improvement Loans are available through your bank under the National Housing Act for alterations, and repairs to the exterior or interior of a home and for a wide variety of other improve- ments. You may borrow up to $4,000 with up to ten years to repay. These loans are also available to the owners of rental properties. DO IT NOW WITH A FARM IMPROVEMENT LOAN Farm Improvement Loans, backed by the Dornin, ion Government are available from yoUr bank— Up to $7,500 at five per cent simple interest and up to ten years to repay. These loans cover the purchase of ell types of farm equipment and improvement to the farm house and farm buildings. !tatted by authority of Hon. Michael Starr, Minister of Labour, Canada COUNTY OF HURON TENDER' FOR FENCING MATERIALS Sealed tenders on forms and in envelopes available from the office of the undersigned will be received until 6:00 p.m. on WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1963 for the following: -FM-03410 aPProinna;i:oly 4,400 cedar line posts approximmtely 700 cedar anchor posts approximately SOO cedar brace posts HC.-63-1.11 approximately 13,000 rods S42-12 wire fences a.pprox`nnartely 10,000 7 foot steel posts b'pecifications .and tender forms are available frOm the office of the 'Undersigned. J, fir, Britnell, P. Eng., Huron County Engineer, Coart 'House, Goderich, Ontario: THURSDAY, JAN, 1.7th, 94/3 TEE DEUSISE148 POST, BRUSSELS, ONTAILESO PAGE TWO MORRIS TOWNSHIP Morris council held their in- augural meeting Monday with all members present. The de- claration of office was signed by the reeve, Stewart Procter, and Councillors Walter Short- reed, William Elston, JameS Mair and goss Smith. Rev. J, H. Anderson, of Bel . grave United Church, was prey ent and conducted a devotional period, Walter Shortreed ex- pressed appreciation to Mr. An- derson on behalf of the coun- cil. It was agreed that the salar- ies of the reeve and council- lors for 1963 be the same as in 1962, Ross Smith was named Morris representative on the Maitland Valley Authority, and James Mair, the representative on the Brussels Recreational Committee. William Elston and Clare Van Camp will be representatives on the Belgrave Arena Board. Stewart Procter and Walter Shortreed represent Morris on the Blyth Fire Area Board. Stewart Procter and Ross Smith represent Morris on the Wing- ham Fire Area Board, 'and Jas. Mair represents Morris on the Brussels Fire Area Board. Coun- cil recommended that Robert H. Coultes be Morris representa- tive on the Wingham Hospital Board. • The Blyth Standard was awarded the printing contract, for 1963. R. M. Dawson was 'authorized to draw up plans-for a new bridge at N 3/4 lot 2, con- 2, Morris. • The r o ad super i te ndent; William McArter, will be paid per hou r subject to the approval to meet again Feb. 4, at 1 p.m, `of the 11fri cipal engineer. Thun The meeting ad- journed -The following general. • ac- counts were paid: Village of Brussels, Division Court, $8.00; C. W.- Hanna; relief account, $123.64; Ontario Hydro, ' Bel- grave street lights $104.52, Wal- ton street lights $53; Callender Nursing home,,$64.25; Pinecrest , Manor, Lucknow, 04.25; Brook- haven' Nursing liome $54; Al!' yin McDonald, flag' for Walton School, $9.90; John G.-, Berry,- collecting taxes, $340,66; Wm, Peacock, Morris share of dump,. $50; Thos. GarnisS, drilling safe, $6; Village of 13ittsSels, driver and helper to••J. Nethery fire, $7.50; Walter Shor.treed, 6- volt siren, $2O;. Lawrence By-, an, refund of, 'clog tax, 0,60; , Carripbell Robertson, refund di extra dog• tax,-$4,. Ontario .1tur=. al Municipalities, membership fee, $15; relief, $78.. Road Accounts—Wm. •McAr- ter, mileage, bookkeeping, wag- es, $167,18; Joseph Smith, wag- es, $135.70; 'Mel Craig, wages, $158.70; Clarence White, wagog, $73.70; Pollards Chain . Saw, welding, ,$32.55;• Ideal.,Supply • Co,,. tow chains, starting. fluid,,, $15,66; Alex inklo, motor oil, fuel oil and tax;' $424:65; Brits- sell Coal Yard)'coal, $26; Wing, ham Tire, repairing • tires, $31.12; Dominion Road Machin- ery; repairs, $42.46; J. 0. Mc- Neil, batteries, bulbs and flash- ers, $85.97; Mel Jermyn; snow- plowing, $573.00; Glenn-Snell, snowplowing, $412.75; ,Torn..Gar- niss; welding bridges, $174,155; Doherty • Bros.; repairs to $11,05; Boirnes Welding i re-* pairs, welding,.. $16:35; Oldfield Hardware, bolts, $1.08; Morris Township, Laidlaw Drain re- pairs, $39.52; Wm. Elston, mile- age, $6.40. The following are the town. ship officials and employees: Clerk, MrS. Helen-Martin; treas. ttrer, Nelson Higgins,;. assessor, John Brewer; poundkeepers, "Carl Jolthatthi, Stewart' McLen-. Ross Turvey, Mel Mathers,- John Bowman, Stanley. Hopper; • Robert Yttill. MervYn Pipe, • Robert Grasby, Wm. McCutch- eon, Ernest Michie -Robt.., Bird, Wm.`Craig, GeOrge Blake. John t6sbitt,"11ae Inetler: livestock valuators: Herbert G a r Thomas Miller;. fenceviewers: Northwest, , HaroldProcter, Milo Casemore, Bert Hastings; Ntirtheast, Wilfred Warwick, William Peacock, Frank Sellers; Southwest, James Wilsons.Bruce • $rnith,. Charles Souch; South- eaSt, Kenneth McDonald, James Smith, Harvey MeCutcheon ; weed.`inspector, Richard Proc- ter; gradermen, Joseph Smith, Mel Craig; trench inspector, Wc. McArter, CARD'`OF`THANKS The Brussels Branch of the Canadian Bible Society wish to announce the cbmpletion of anOther successful Year, having raned the grand total Of $$41:00. On, behalf of. our branch 1 wish to thank„ all who so generously contributed and. the, canvassers who gave both time and money to this worthy cause: Alfred L. Knight, Treasurer plt COUNTDOWN FOB TOMMY Teentaige favintrito -Tommy AnibrOse, the„young singer with his; own CiBC-TV shoW, is riow heard fregitently on a new .CBC" radio. network program, Countdown, With Al Mainland as host, Cpuntetown, IE heard' etretr'iveedtiy 'afternoon.