HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-10-10, Page 1$13.00 A Year In Advance $2.50 To U.B.A. THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, OCT. 10th, 1963 POST PUBLISHING ROUSH
D. A. Rann
Chairman of the Board
R. B. Cousins
Sec.-Trea.surer
For several years it has been
felt, that a {Burial Chapel and
Storage Vault, Was a, met for
our cemetery. This opinion has
been expressed ,by many and the
Board of Trustees have given
serious thought to erecting
such a building. This woul4
provide a isheiter during the ,
winter months for the Com-
mittal Service and also provide
storage until spring. Most cem-
ateries. even smaller than ours
have such a building.
Our' rates have always been
low and a reserve for such ex-
penditures has never been set
up, with the result, we do not
have funds available for such a:,
'project. We hope that the citi-
zens in the area will show their
interest by contributing to a
fund for this purpose.
Xeur donations will be aPPrec-
iated, and may be left with the
undersigned who also have an
architects drawing of the pre.
Posed building.
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New Burial Chapel And Storage Vault
Now Planned For Brussels Cemetery
Walker Barber Shop,
And Pool 'Room Sold
Jack Hall has' purchased the
Walker Bather Shop and Pool
IRoom from Robert Walker, Mr,
Ball has had the barber shop
rented for the past year. He took
possession of the entire business
On 1VilondaY.
Mr. Walker,' who has been in
;businees here for the past 13
"years, has bought a •barbering
Thusinesa, and home, in Pal*.
erston when he opens for basin-
toss Thursday of, this week.
He has been, active In' com-
munity affairs, and is a past
president of the Brussels Lions
Club. ThotN Mr, and Mies. Walker
will be missed by the many
'friends they have made during
!their ,residence here.
To Open 'Chiropractic Office
In ListOwel, Sat, Oct. 19th
'Peter D. Hemingway D. C.
takes ' pleasure in announcing
the opening of his chiro-
praetic office in the new
professional building, at 360
Wallace Ave. north, Listowel,
Ont. (Suite No. 11)
OPEN HOUSE, will be held
Saturday, -October 19, from
'2 to 5 in the afternoonvand'
7 to 9 hi the. evening.
Anyone interested is cord.
Invited to drop in.
NOTICE
Duff's United Church, Walton,
twill hold their annual • Turkey
Supper Wednesday evening,
November 0th, ,in the church
Keno this date open.
PATIENT CAPACITY
REACHED AT HURONVIEW
Patient capacity at. Huron-
view is "practically reached,"
*county council was told' by
Peeve Cliff Dunbar of Grey,,
chairman of the Huronview
Board.
"We have in the basement,"
he said, "accommodation for
about 28. The problem now is,
'who to put down there, if ap,
proved by the department."
Superintendent Harvey John-
'sten stated that at one time in
September the number of resi-
dents was up' to 200. Present
total is 120 females and 78
males. There have been 52 ad-
missions since the first of the
year, 29 deaths and eight dis-
charges, two of the latter to
the Ontario Hospital.
"There have been feVer
deaths than in previous years,''
Mr. Johnston said. "Perhaps it
is the type of people, but' in
June, July and August we had
only one death each month.
"The basement quartets were
originally built for staff use.
Last Thursday the hoard pass-
ed 10 for admission, and we
-have two beds for females and
a few for males, We have to
do solo thing about. the accom-
inedatioh, The board has not
decided yet if we are going to
Use these rooms. They. can be.
used for normal care or bed
dare., If completely filled, they
will make our capacity about
240 beds; and the department
feels that is :enough for .' slily
tf/ clIgge
Lions Hear Interesting Talk
'On World Scout Jamboree
The members or the local Lions
Club heard an interesting guest
speaker at their regular supper-
meeting on Monday night.
John Laycock of Waterdowni
a former Brassels boy, born
bere, the son of Mr. and Mrs.,
Maurice Taaycock, who is a
student at MOB/foster University,
gave a splendid talk on his.
recent trip to Crecce as. one of
the 450 Canadian Scouts. and
Leaders 'who attended the
World Scout Jamboree held in
that Country. His talk was illu-
strated with slides and a display
of souvenirs. •
Lion 'President 'Cecil Parker
presided for the meeting.
Lion Jas. Armstrong won the
guessing contest, Whiners of
the Liens World Series Drawl;
were Cecil Parker, Mrs. Ray Bron-
son, 1".1,'Exel and 0. Stiles. The
proceeds of the draws will be
presented to the Recreational
Committee in aid of their arti-
icial ace fund, at the Oct. 9th
meeting of the Lions Club,
whirch will be "Farmers' Night's
when the 'District Deputy Gover-
nor will he present.
MORRIS SCHOOL
BOARD MEETING
All members of Morris School
Board were present at the re-
gular meeting in the Township
Hall on 'October 3rd.
ii Manutee ' of two previous
meetings were read and approv-
ed.
Motion by E. 1911lott and J.
Black that Jas. Smith be en-
gaged as maintenance man to
for necessary school repairs,
duties to start at once.
Motion C. Haines and G.
Nicholson that the Chairman
and the Secretary of the. Board
'be author2ed to borrow ftarri the
Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Brussels, a sum up to $8000 as
needed to Cover current ex
, ijienditureF4.
Payment of bills presented
was ordered:
Alexander's Hardware' $24.24
Belgrave School. Fair,
1.86 pupils at
;1.50 each 249.00
Mrs, 0riffiths, 2 days
supply teaching
30.00
Bernard Thomas, wood 30.00
Next regular meeting will be
or November 7.
Meeting adjourned. On Motion
.T. Blank;
;falling Hlston R S. Shaw
Chairman Sporetary
NOTICE
The Guild of St. John's Angli-
can C,thttrth will hold a Pazaai
and Bake Sale on Saturday Non,
16th, Watch Ter turt11640
Huron County Match
Attracts Majority Of
Teen-age Plowmen
About 50 per cent of the $4,
,entries in the Huron County.
'lowing 11liatch Saturday were
under 30, a. healthy sign accord-
ing to Simon Hallahan, presi-
dent- of the Ifinron County 'Plow-
men's Associaton,
Commenting on the unusually
high percentage of young per
sons, Mr. Hallaha.n said it aug-
ured well for the future of agri-
culture in the county. He added
that any young person with care
and patience will make good as
a. ploWinliti,
Judge Alf Brunton, of • Tara,
commented on the enthusiasm of.
tlid young persons entered. He
advised young plowmen after
the matub to pay particular
attention to their measur-
ing to make the final farrow
come out even,
The match. held on the farm of
William Dennis, alieltillop Town-
ship, drew a record flambe'. of.
Mitres ever.
It was perfect weather. Lunch-
es were Provided spectators
by the United Church Women of
Walton and a horse shoe pitch
was set up to provide some side-
line entertainment.
For the first time no horse
teams entered,: indicating the
extent the tractor has replaced
the horse, for farm labor,
Paul Turnbull, of Dashwood,
won the Esso champions tractor
plow special for the best, plowed
land in tractor sod' classes. The
Eaton'A of Canada junior
championship tronay went to
Graeme Craig, 16, of Walton, for
the best, plowed land by a junior
competitor,
'Other winners in order of
finish were:
Tractor class for boys and
girls under 10-"- Larry Young,
RR 5, eGoderich, also • best crown
and finish; David Brock, Rrt, 1..
Cromarty; David Wildfong, RR.
2, Walton,
Tractors drawing aS' many
plows as desired, Kenneth Cardiff,
Brussels, also best crown and.
finish; John. Clark, RD 5, C'roder-
ich.'
Tractors drawing wide bottom
plows, Alan Turnbull, RR 1,
IDashwood, also best finish;
Cyril Ryan, RR 1; Walton.;
Kenneth Coleman, RR 4, Sea-
forth, also hest crown.
.Boys and girls 15 and tinder,
Thomas Leeming 14, RR 3,
'Walton, also hest 'crown and
finish; John Ledining 9, Gordon,
Ryan, R.R. 1, Walton,
Senior High Scheel Pupils, 19
years and ander — 0rseme
Craig, 13R 1, Walton. ahlo best
finish; Robert Becker, Pash-
wood, also best crown; pxeter
aeon the team 11,:itrrirt
Donations To The
Artificial Ice Fund
101en Sellers ,„. ... . . ....„... .1.00
licel Craig 1,00
Ross Smith 5.00
Bert Hastings • 1.9.00
Sim Elston 1.00
Harvey 'Edgar 1.00
Jack WarWlek 5.00
'Bill ;king 25,00
Carl johns ten 5.00
IVIathers 2.00
Harold Johnston 2,00
Stewart. McLennan 2.00
.Tact VreWet 2.00
Clarence Coll 2.00
Court Eithel. 201 CD.O.V. 24.00
Robert J. Walker 25.00
Cecil Payne 2,00
Elmer Venlig • 10.00
Karl .7okesch 2.00
Alvin A.rinatrong 5.00
,John Kelly 10.00
Cordon Nicholson 5.00'
DIrried Aleock 2'.00
Reg Watson. 10.00
William, Grasby 5.00
Ernest; Menhir, 5.09'
Robert ;C4rashy
10.00.
lobti MeAtter 5.00
Donald Smith 10.00
Rev. Wm. ' Morrison 2.00
Clean Brubacker 2.00
Dr. Anderson 10.00
John 11,owlancl 5.00
Ken Johnston 1.00
Scott McT,ellan 2.00
Bev. Allan ,Tohnston 4.00
Donald McLean 15.00
Robert Bird 3.00
Ronald Gordon 2.00'
Bill Pullen 2.00
Acys, Verna Somers 3.00
R. 13. Elliott , , 10.00
Bev. Riley . 5,00
(Farther donations next week)
ShoWers. 'Henor
Bride. Elect .
. Miss Jean Smith was guest of
honor at a bridal shOWer at the
Brussels Bablie Library on
Saturday night.
MrS,' John' tieWar and Mrs, Brian.
Prescott :Were hostess for a
gathering of friends, relatives
and 'rugglibours who brought
good wishes and a shower of
aniscellaneocis gifts to the bride
elect.
The room ' was tattefiilly
arranged for the occasion, 'with
the chiiir of the ..guest of honor
decorated with canopy, of
pink and white s"t"reamers and
baloons,
Miss Smith. expretsed her
appreciation for the gifts and
good wishes. , I
The evening was eldroYahly
spent in contests. A. delicious
Ninth was served.
Jean was FA1ilwO11 0(1 .f11.50
gilt lip Miw"
Belgrave Intermediates
Win Championikip, Trophy
The Belgrave Intermediates
after defeating Wellesley three
games, to none have won the
Intermediate B Championship
and the trophy. The Belgrave
boys will now go into the Grand
'Champion paaydowns.
Belgrave will' play Whitechurch
the Junior Champions in a three
out of five series starting the
Week of October 6th. The winner
of this series will play either,.
Ilifoorefileld (Int. C' Champs) or
Linwood (Int. T? Champs) who
are now engaged in playoffs.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to neigbours and friends
for the help, and sympathy
expressed at the loss of my
brother.
Audrey Cardiff.
VARIETY FAIR
Watch this date —"Saturday, •
November Oth, Variety Fair ---
sponsored by Morning Star
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge,
Brussels.
DI ED
STEPHENSON Robert Alet.
ander, • on October 46, at
Vietcirtia; Hospital, tendon,
infant son of. Mr. and Mrs.
Noman Citepliemon, berg,
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