The Brussels Post, 1963-03-14, Page 1r
•
How lucky can you. get? Louis
• Ebel of Brussels won a hockey
'draw on Saturday night for
'tire second. time this season, C.
•G•Wyn, Clinton, won the first Lions
• ,19,6.3 NHL hockey draw. •
PO A Year In Advance Tel:LOA.
MORRIS SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING
The School Board met in the
'17ownship EAll on Marc)! 6th.
All members were present.
Minutes of the last regular
and special meeting were read
and approved,
Correspondence " from the
I: elm ont of Education and
front Millet Township were
diseussnd, C. F, Olta.pman of
Goderich explained the. Liability
hisuratice, policing 'which he
delivered to the Board. These
pollicies become effeeltive April
4th and continue for a period of
throe years.
Rem•esentatiVes of Educators
Supplies and Hood School
Supplies were 'present.
Motion of' D. Elliott and G,
Nicholson that Sack Hood be
giveu contract for supplies for
the next School year, delivery to
be in September: A display of
supplies will be presented at
S,S, No. S on May 2 for the
teachers' inspection,
Payment of bills presented
was authorized on a motion by
C., Haines and .T. Black: Mc-
Donald Laminar $2.42; Brussels!
Post 1.50; R, Matin 10.00; G.
Workman 1pi,75; Brussels Coal
Yard 136.02; Geo. Mutter 106,28;
Ifuether Produce 1.30; Oldfield.
Hardware 2.0.1; Alexander Hard-
va; 271; Rood School Sun-plies
11.92; Chapinian Insurance,; Preit-
ium 251,26; G. Nicholson.
, Ralph Sham;
Secretary-Treasurer
Mrs, Lorinda Bellow,. 75,
Sarnia, widow of William Bellow, rtrt
who died Saturday in the "" , lint C
THE 13 RI PAST, TIMRS•BAK, MARCFJ 14Lh, 1968
nursing home
POST PUBLISHING HOUSE.
Perhaps spring is not too far
off, Harbingers of that arixionelY
awaited, season ...are with us, Thetie
bright mornings we have, heard
the raucous cawing Of, crows and
there are snowdrops bleeming in a
Sunny sheltered nook between a
snowbank and the hoMe Of Mr.
and Mrs, Archer Greavar, Old
;Man Wintt.kr Can't hold sway
forever,
The Girl 'Guides and Brownies
have had no luck at all in trying
to have a skating party in order
to raise money. It had already
been postponed twice and they
have now found it necessary to
caucell it entirely for this season.
They are in need of funds and we
are certain that 111,' anyone cared
to snake voluntary donation to
to aid the work being done with
the young ;OAS of the eem-
Monity, it would most grate-
hilly tend1Ved.
BOWLING NOTES
"Attention?,
Stop the Press for this news.
The 1.41nbees beat the Twisters
Monday night by a score Of 2398
to 1588, but the Twisters were
one player short, but they still
Wouldn't have beat the hot
Limbeeg
e hest '' "I
Rob Jones 568
Ron Hnefther 498
Gran Cousins 479 '
Lowest
Mary Lowe 414
Sack towe 26.5
Karen Coloutok• 381
CARD OF THANKS
The brothers and Sisters of the
late Miss Myrtle Locking wish to
thank the neighbours and friends
for their -many acts of kindness
shown ne during our recent less
of a. dear sister. For floral.
tributes and all those who helped
rine Way,
Thanks to Rev. A. K. Griffiths
for his comforting message and
the P. A. Rahn funeral keine. Also
thanks to Dr. Noble, •
Itr)111' (1(104.11 ffr IVM
loy,q 110 VOINT.06e04i
Gnoggins
Sarnia., was a former resident of
P,russels,
She was bOrn in Cargill, a
daughter of the late Jam% Taylor
and his wife Mary (Reich),
Mrs, 'Bellow leaves two sons,
William, Sarnia, end James of
London; one, sister. Mrs, C,
(Vivian) AnderSon, Toronto, and
two grandchildren,
The funeral service' was held
from the T). A. Mann funeral
home in Brussels. at 2 p.m. on,
Monday. The Rev. A. K: Griffiths
of Brussels United Church offici,
algid.
Temporary entombment was in
Mount Pleasant Mauseleup, Ethel
Burial will take place later in
IThritsselg cemetery.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
Dear Editor:
This writer must disagree with
a remark in. your 'Gentlemen's
Club ,New in last 'week's issue,
fin regard to the late Mr,„Wright'e
horse Charlie knowing more about
the .Bible than he did.
OlergYmen,' in Brussels at that
time, said that Mr. Wright's
eXtensive, alrid 'accurate, know-
ledge of the Bible dated:ailed
them. HIS interpretation, of its,
contents, however, was, like the
mart, unusual and. `tmorthedbx.
At least one of the ministers
also thoroughly enjoyed discOsS-
theSe things With Mr,
Wright...
donstant Reader
LIONS CLUB 'MEETING
The regular supper, Meeting
of the local Lions Club was held
on Monday evening with 22
members in attendance.
Lion president. Cecil McPadden
prenided over' the proceedingS,
Minute8 of the previohs Meeting
and correspondence were road
by the Club .secretary, Chuck
Arnold, ftepOrt of . cOMMittees
were asked Tor and Lamb ge-
meats for Preparing Easter Seals
Tor Mailing, Were Made.
BitsitieSS inchided artang
Monts for the 'forthcoming Liens
Tiadiett Night to be field at St.
MM.'S Anglican Cliu2rob on M011,•
flay. April 1st.
N. was suggested that, a corn.
Mateo be appointed to Meet with
the *Maitland River Conservation .
authority to dismiss the pesta.
Llity of building a, swilriming
.11001 below the dam.
trlie g4tissing eontest Wag 77,3/1 .
HORTICULTURAL MEMBERS
-;.F-.7:1),1,1E TAKE NOTE
The March meeting of tho'
Lorticultural Society has been kk
it until s pi-fietime in
•„;
The begonia bulbs have arrived.
Atte Int rober wanting them
',!„a-i„ call Mrs. Sherrie,
3:14 51,8 eiT 1,...01.111011
The regular meeting of
Village Council was held in
;Municipal Office on March
v..ith all members present.
'Moved by 0. S. Elliott seconded
by Wm. Stratychuk that the,
minutes the meeting of February
4th, 1963, be adopted as read
--- Carried
'Moved ,by J. 'W, Fischer, Sec-
onded 'by L. R. Machan that
Colwell apply for tiro balance of
the subsidy on the 1962 road
expenditures
Carried
The correspondence was read
and the accounts presented.
Moved by Win. Sttatychuk,
seconded by 0; S. Elliott, that the
accounts as presented be paid
P. .4, street lights 168.21
Bridge Motors, pushing'
2 snow .00
!Mrs. J.as. Alcock,
blowing sno
bloWing snow
45,50
2,0.00
w
L, Ryan
B, Beirties,,stOwplewhig 170.00
Geo. Mutter, office fuel 55,91
J, ix, :;tiles. fire hall fuel, ,.,, 60.90
Bernard TenPas, labour 3.50
Twp, relief
lierhawn TIdwe.
25.84 charge back
tunics
Provinciai , Treasurer,
8.38
J. E. Brewer, rent
of truck 1.9.60
N. A. .1. Coombs,
.....
Clbristmas tree 500
'C:t.u,ch Office SupplieS
repairs to adding
in:whine 5,70
CallaSder Nursing Milne
FrbruarY welfare 812.25
S, Scott, insurance .... . 15,00
TbOR, .larnisn, welding 1,(11)
Pdflord Main gnzt. pilfshing
Per.olV"r Votiortil,7""" ...... *"'" 3"5
snow
tux ittifinetiorm
U. T. S.
Tait
n orai r; 7. ' far
ftre truck
T., R. Meehan, sec.-
0, 5. EilliAtt that the
olio-aim. to ineet. again
1563 et' at the call of
T., slaw
V', ,r, Krelitc
Congratulations to the James-
town Bantam Hockey team who
WM) the. Tri-Chanty Bantam
Championship in :Brussels arena
on Friday night, In the first
round of the play-offs they
trimmed the IKurtzville team and
'went on to beat the Belmore
13antams, taking two straight
in a two out of three series,
The team is managed and,
coached by Carl Gowing and the
11 McConnell,)8resare riLelaony
Gib
P esaocno,
Stewart .
llave
flowing, Terry Johnston, Neil.
Crowing, ,Gerald Brewer, Larry
Duncan, Harvey Mann. Doug
Wheeler, Gerald Snell, George
Frieburger, Jimmie Duncan,
Henri Martin, Malcolm 'Worming-
ton And goalie Doug Hall.
The Robin Hood Trophy which
is awarded to the most valuable
player on the team was presented'
to Dave Gowing.
Sponsor Four Teams
The communities of Bhrevale
and Jamestown combined this
season in an effort to bring
Hockey to every youngster in-
terested. Iii all they sponsored
four teams.
The Bluevale. Peewees, man-
aged by Alex Corrigan, took third
Place in the regular season series
, and played off with. Kurtzville
Peewees, The Bluevale Squirt
team lost to Fordwich in the
first round of Tlayoffs.
The Jamestown BantOns were
successful in winning tho Tri-
fle ni am s ChanMionship, defeat-
hog Kertzvilie in the first round
and Bolmore in the final payers.
'I7bey aro Managed and coached
by Carl 'Clewing, The Jamestown
In termediates ' with manager
Jack Nicholson were not success-
ful iii reaehing the playoffs.
Better luck next year boys!
Winners of the Robin Food
Trophies for the most valuable
player of the year are Date
Cowing of the Bantams, Brur,4
Corrigan of the Peewees, and.
CoMpbell of the Squirts.
A words Of appreciation goes
out to VOlitiiteets who refereed
the gannet, and egliecially to
Ross peacock and John Sinnamon.
Many thanks to thoso,who pro-
vided tituzpOrtatton for the
players to the games and to ell
who sliThPorted tine teams 'and
made the season a, most, success-
ful one, And io tilos() patents Who
sent. tnot took, their boys to the
arena. niay.we say -- you don't
VtioW Whet you 'missed,
dialialaett;se
RED AROSS SERVES YOLI
EVTI iTv.P OF THE WAY
,.."11NPRWIWORRU;
SHORA
SHOTS
Have you noticed the water
fowl wintering on the Maitland
river here? They are fascinating
little creatures to watch, It Made
one shudder to -watch them
dipping and diving in the open
Water on those frosty below zero
mornings.
*
The 'Western University student
avho eompleted the 50 mile
walkathen in 1,11,!-; helve made
'excellent time. We heard one
farmer remark he believes that
the best average speed of a good
-team of horses to be no more
than four Miles aft hoar and he
doubted that they couild keep
Shat up Tor 50 Tales.
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New lock boxes are being
installed at the local post office,
in accordance with postl regale-
tion$. We hope the public will not
become too impatient ' With the
inconveniences of installation, •
)11 Tilop Robt,
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21.58
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MRS LORINDA BELLOW yr?.
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mpionship