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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-07-18, Page 1r _ . 12-00 A Year In Advance — $2.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST TIIURSDAY, JVLY 18th, 1968 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE It was JUnteci (tad all very much apprec- will /Weer be forgotten! fNijx1 Brussels Morris & Grey Recreation Corn. Working To Intall Artificial Ice Here, If all organizations are inter- ested and Willing to co-operate, Brussels will have artificial gee In the arena. The installation would be done under the Winter Works Program with a large government grant to I !cover a high percentage of the cost. Several progressive citzens have offered to support the project with Substantial financial assistance. Brussels Council Petitioned To Hold Plebiscite To Close Beverage Roorns A much needed emit of paint has improved the appearance of the front of the Export Packer building on the main street. Have you been awake early enough these mornings to hear the penetrating cry of the kill- fleer? 'You c'an see them most any morning from the bridge, at about six-thirty, lawny feeding at the -water's edge, • Who says advertising doesn't pay! In response to a recent classified ad in the Post there were at least 30 enquiries. The product was disposed of In quick Order. The 12th of July passed. almost unnoticed in Brussels. Never one sound of fife and drub. did we -hear or noticed one man wear- lng the traditional orange insig- nia to celebrate the Glorious 12th, Members of Brussels L.O.L. marched at Exeter accompanied by the Brnssels Legion Pipe. Bend, • An improvement to the Agri- cultiiral Fair greund has been the erection of a. large substantial shelter which will greatly facili- tate the showing of animals, especially in inclement weather, tia was the case last year, The work has been done by voluntary labour, Fair officials are hard at work preparing for a successful 1.963 fair. Everyone ehodld be aware that. great aaearititien. must be taken in viewing the eclipse of the Min here on Saturday: Per- Manerit damage to the eYes, In- chiding partial and total blind- ness can • result, This includes viewing it through hinoculars or Catneea lene, these Magi* the danger, not take pictures. The safeat way to ace it is on television, If you feel you tenet have a. "direct" look the hest aroteetien is a. large piece of thick glass, heavily smoked in the flame of a candle. Warn your childrea! it only takes one second to suffer Perine.nent dam- age to yOur sight titid there is fno pain .t.ki 4:41'6 VOW A smooth concrete floor would be laid over the pipes making a surface suitable for many lactivitieS such as dancing, roller skating, and badminton and, quoit courts. The recreation cormiiittee hope to have !curling and figure skatinp added to the present winter program at the arena, TWo tenders have been sub- mitted for the work. Canadian Tee Crimp any Ltd,. $17,200 and a Locke Co. Ltd., $15,400. There will be a meeting of the laominittee, clubs and organiz- ations tin the Brussels Library on. July 30th, for farther consider- of the project. 'Surprise Birthcla.y Party Honors Brussels Man H. B. cousins, was the surprised guest of honor at a gathering of 'family and frtenda at his, home here on, Monday in honor of his birthday, A delightfully pleasant evening was spent playing cards. Mr, Cousins was the recipient Of a host of good wishes for many more such. happy occasions. The highlight of the party was the carrying in of the lighted birthday cake aecompatied by hie grandchildren serenading the birthday celebrant with "Happy) Birthday- Grandpa", CARD OF THANKS sincerely thank my friends neighbours and relatives, for all the lovely Jeards, letters, gifts and flowers T, received during my stay at Wingliam and District Hospital, They were cart fl inly appreciated, Thank You, Judy Weak CARD' Or THANKS T 'Wish to express slitcat'aJ thanks to all these who sent cards and gifts while I was In the ithaplital and since coming home. Special thanks. to those who helped at home while T was away, United Church Minister • Welcomed to. BrUssel- . 'rho Rev. Allan M., ;I:atinsten; B.A., 13.11., the newly. appointed. minister of the Brussels and Ethel United Churches, amt.' faintly, arrived here last.week from Edam; Sask., to assume hiss ministerial duties in the Brussels, charge of the United Church, lair. Johnston, a native of Loaia- burg, N. S., where his parents still reside, attended IVIclVaaater University, Hamilton, .received, his first. year Theology in, Hall - fax. and .finished. at Erainanuel T7nivertity. of Toronto/. He was ordained in Hamilton in 1058 and. went to Saskatchewan • where he served the''Edam-Mcota charge for five years prior, to 1o:tiling to Brussels: • Bev: • and Mrs. Johnston, who comes from • Antigonish, • N.S., met In Hamilton, Ont., where they were married in•.1954, The couple - have two sons, David, seven years of age. and Wayne, who is five. We extend a. welcome to our community to Rev. and Mrs. Johnston and family, Horticultural Society To Have 2-Day Rower Show An interesting meeting of the Horticultural Society was, held in the library With Mrs, D. A, Rann. presiding. Minutes of the last meeting were react and adopted. A splen- did report of the. District Annual held at Ripley, July 4th, was given by Mrs. Geo. •Love of Walton. Eleven members of the Brassels .Society attended the meeting. was moved and seconded that the Society have a. two-day Flower Show ,again in. August. JVir. :Knight read the news letter. Mrs' Reid and Mrs. Travis of Walton favoured the gathering with a duet. alias Helen Arkell. of Teet water gave• an. interesting talk and demonstration on arranging and niclging flowers for shows. A number • of arrangements proved that Brussels has some lovely roses. Maxine 'Viatica won the door mite. ' Forty menibers and visitors eiajoYed a lovely Mtn prepared by Mas, Odell, alas, Geo. 'Wbeeler, lire, Leyte Nichol, arid Mrs, Jim Maier, Mrs. R. W, Stephona assi sted, Some new members joined, GARD OF talANIKa The faintly of the late r. A. Harrison wish to express theta eralitucle tn friends aria totigit- honrs for messages of syrtanntaY, kindness, and thtiag,htfiiitieSa, floral tributes ericaacts bf halt- felness, i•heir reeteat Fierce-Italia eat. atga nal Intel) tiailaPafittat July 2nd, 1963 The regular meeting of the Village Council was held on the above date, L. li.. Machan being absent. Moved by Will. Stratychuk, seconded by J. W. Fischer that the minutes of the meeting of June 5, 1963 be adopted as road. — 'Carried 1Vioved by C. S. Vliott, sec- onded Wm, Stratychuk that we accept Geo. Davidson's tender for cutting grass and, weeds in the Village of Brussels at $2.60 per hour rtarrtod thieved by J. W. Fischer , sec- onded by Win. Stratyelruk that the Reeve and Cilerk he authoris- ed to borrow $10,000.00 from the hank until such time as the 1963 tave, are collected — -Carried Moved by O. S. Elliott, sec- onded by J. W. Fischer that the accounts as presented for pay- ment be paid — Carried P.V.0„ street lights 40.00 Win, It Xing, garbage .„. 120.00 George , Mutter, fuel for office ........ „.. W. S. Scott, insurance.... United Stationery, Assess- ment and Oollector's rolls Pollard Brose Calcium Chloride ............ Pollard Chain. Saws, labour . ........ 1:75. Clean Somers. labour 8.00 Twp, MeNillop, relief charge back „......—. 13.76 Ca 1 In n der Nursing; Home June welfare 119.25 'Alachua Ffdwe.., supplies .... ,,„. , 1,5,05 d3AT C, Telephone 2nd loan .„.— ...... , . 10,000.00 Receiver General. tax deductions .....„..„. ata5l1 Brussels Post °Mee 'Moved by 3', W. Fischer , sec- onded by 0, 5, Elliott that a res- ell:Ilion concerning the Aged and :fatten with regards to care and treatment in Narsing Homes, tut tier the Ontario Hospital Ser- vices COmmissien path he passes', Carried The Cannel" We presented with a petition signed by over '35% of the eligible voters in the 17/1- age of BratIscla, r0,Ehesttn-: that 1110 C,etinell imply to the Liquor Licences Potird for a. vets tr be wild to vote oat ibe exisiting TIOVP11) 0'0 mantis in the T`i'lcy,e of Brusola. This dons I include abe asaaer, aleted bi lIaseher rate easei•eelt.tra "Iii, Board to held a vote and to get clerk apply to the Winer Licence a date — Carried Moved by J. W. Fisener , pee- ended by O. S. Elliott that the Reeve proclaim Monday, August 5, 1961. a Public Holiday Carried Moved by 0, 5. F,lliott, lee- ended by Win. Stratychuk that the meeting adjourn, to meet again August 6, 1.963 Carried. Clerk Reeve Wm, TL icing J. C. ICrauter ..„ Rev. A. Johnston Inducted At Brussels United Churcli Members of the two congre- gations of the Brussels charge of the United Church, represent- atives of other churches, and 'riende 'were present in Brussels "Mated Church on Friday night for the induction of the Rev. A. M Johnston as minister of the cbarge, Rev. A. Higginbotham officiated for the induction, service and Rev. C. E. Taylor of Goderich delivered the sermon. Mr. E. C., NelSen of Tancia Church, Cranbrook was in atiendanee as were elders of Mel- ville •caburch, Brussels. Carl Hem- alneway extended official greet- Tv,: of the ebureh. At the social gathering which XelloWecl the service Mr. and Mrs; Norman Hoover, of the Brussels congregation and Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald of the Elthel church, introduced members to Rea. and Mrs. Johnston. Lunch Was 'served under the convenersliie of 1Wrs. George, Te''r:C"utelieen. JOSEPH W. CHAPMAN Joseph William Chapman, RR., 2, Bluevale, 49. died Thursday iii 'Westminster Hospital, London. Horn in Edmonton, the son of the late Joseph 'NV, Chapman and the former Ada Baxter, he had resided in Windsor before mov- ing to ibis area where he fatmed, in Croy Township, He Was Member of the Royal Canadian Navy during the Second World: War. SarViVing ere his wife, the ,fernier" Eileen Stephenson: tava deugbters, Maa, Keith: (Barbara) Ward, Ethel, and Patricia ah hoinri: hi s mother, Ws. Ada MacDonald, Detroit; two brothers, joint and George, both of Wind, mil: one sister, Mrs. Ernest Le Faa„. Windsor. The funeral was held on Mon. day from the D. A. Rann fnneral home in Brussels conducted by the Tiler, IT. L„tehnings. Isle 'stilt ttiok e1n66 it Brut: !isig SHORT SNOTS • • 68.81 0.08 269.00 500.03 12.84: