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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-04-16, Page 1$2.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST, PHILKSDAY, APRIL POST PUBLISHING HOUSE Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Bone Feted by Friends In Honour of 50th Wedding Anniversary Brussels Council The regular meeting or tne Village Council was held in the Municipal Office on April 6th, all members being present, Moved by I-1, j. TenPas, sec- onded, by 0. L. Cousins that the, minutes of the meetings of March 2nd, and March 7th, 1964 be adopted as read - Carried Moved by Wm. Stratychilk seconded by O. D. McFadden that building permits be granted to Gordon Stiles, Louis Frain, Jack d3ryans and Hank TenPa,s as per applications - Carried Moved by 0, D. McFadden, Seconded by J. J. TenPas that th tax arrears on 0 pt. lot 9 be written off Moved by 0. L. Cousins, sec- onded by Wm. Stratyohuk that 'the tax arrears on 0 pt. lot 9 be paid --- Carried Dept, of Transport, licences 4.00 R. S. Hetherington, legal work 61.64 ,P,U.O., street lights and office 13russels P.U.O., relief hydro 24.02 Art Henry, labour 5.00 Post Office, stamps 5.00 Waterworks, debenture .... 8,000.00 Art Henry, labour on streets 82.49 Ronnenberg Insurance, insurance on old school 88.50 Selwyn Baker, insurance on .... old school 83.50 MeCtttcheon GrocerY, relief groceries 14.97 George. Mutter ,office fuel 0.36 E. Beirnes, snow- plowing ,125.01/ 13. M & G. Telephone, tolls .... 4.25 Rutledge 6-1.00 cheesecloth .91 Gordon Stiles, garbage collection 120.00 McKillop Twp., relief chargeback 24.84 J. M. McDonald Lumber material 4 28 \tr. (7•.eaiey, ChristmeS tree Oldfield Hardware, material .74 Dotiglas J. Callender March Nursing care .... 366.75 Grand River Office Supply, supplies 5.47 ,M cUu tcheon Motors, grease Oil & repairs 43.96 Huron County Municipal Off., 1964 fees , 20.00 PoSt, Office, T.I.S. 12.64 Receiver General, tax Oro etio(n8 4. 28.90 Ella Graben cleaning ,..,..., 6.0U Moved by J. TeitPaS, sec- onded by C, D. McFadden that Jjy-tavi No. 4-1964 be introduc- ed and reed a first and second rime and passed this being a By-Law anthorix- The Brussels 'Lions Club held kfig %MOO- ttr Lions Hold Their Annual Ladles' Night their annnai Lathes' Night in St, John's. Anglican church, parlour in Monday evening with the JPreSident, 'Cecil Parker, in the chair. Following a delicious dinner and a sing song with Don. Dunbar at the piano, they were entertained by the. Lady Bugs. Lion Cecil McFadden pro- posed a toast to the ladies with Mrs, Barb McOutcheon res- pending. Lion George Mutter conducted. a few ,games after which Lion, 'Chas. Thomas introduced the ,guest speaker, Mr. Ivan Lloyd from Doulglas Point *Nuclear Station. who showed slides. Everybody spent an enjoyable evening. Grandson of 'Brussels Couple Dies When 'Hit By Car Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs, R. Gemmel, or Brussels, whose four-year-old grandson, CRANBROOK. Mrs. Allister Bird had the misfortune to injure herself in a fall in her home last week. She spent several days in Lis. towel Hospital where a east was put on the injured limb. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Devine and. family, Toronto' spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and family. Mrs. Earl Dunn visited her mother in the hospital at Byron and her sister Mrs. Doug Whit- field in London. on Sunday. She accompanied her father, Stanley Machin of Listowel. Mr. and Mrs. 'rom tionsitt and sons, 'Varna, were Sunday -visit- ors with Mrs. Stuart Evans, Lynn Cameron, Dive year old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cameron sustained a fractured left wrist in a fall last week. to $45000.00 to meet expendi- tures until the 1964 taxes are collected. -Carried Moved by Wm. Stratychuk Seconded by C, L. Cousins that BY -Law No, 4-1964 be read a third time and pa,Ssed and the Reeve and Clerk au thorized to sign and the seal of the Corpor- ation attached - Carried Moved by C. D. McFadden, seconded by "Wm. Stratychuk4bat Daylight .Saving Time be pro- claimed for the Village. of Brus- sels from April 26th. 1964 to October ,25th, 1954 - Carried. Moved by C. L. Coasins, sec- onded by TT 3%. TenPas that, th e meeting adjou rn to meet again ',ires 1, 1984 or at the call of the teem 4:arriod Witl t*, MAO Installation Of Officers Conducted By Majestic W.I. The Apill meeting of Majestic 'omens Institute was held in the Brussels Public Library on. April 9th a 0,p.m. Mrs, O. Hemingway was in the chair, The, Meeting openea with the Mary Stewart Collect. The minutes were read and the Treh,surer's annual report given• Receipts were $264.90, Eixpenditures were $231.40, bal- ance $33.42. Roll call was answered with suggestions for the 64-65 pro- grams. A show of hands approved having a Sunshine Sister another year. A motion made the fee $1.00 'Correspondence followed. A Special invitation was wxtended for members to go to the Club Girls Achievement Day, April 25, at Auburn. A decisive vote was given to hold meetings in the afternoon. A sing song was conducted by David Hemingway with Mrs. is Hemingway at the piano as ac- companist. Mrs. Spelr read a letter ask- ing the Majestic W.I. to be hostesses at Huronview for the September birthdays. A vote approved we do this. Mrs. George Davis gave a splendid motto "The world is full of willing workers, some willing to work,, some willing to• let them work". -Reports of standing committe- es were read and adopted. Mrs. E. Parrish conducted the installation of the following officers: Hon. Pres. .... Mrs O. Hemingway Pres. , Mrs. J. Lowe 1st Vice Pres. .... Mrs. Jas, Smith 2nd Vice Pres. .;,. Mrs. Will. Evans Sec. Treas. Mrs. John Speir The new president took the chair and made her opening address. Monday April 13 at two o'clock was decided on to plan the year's programs. Convenors Please Note Mrs. Jas. Smith, Mrs. A. Engel convenors of lea nadian industries, have the May meeting. Roll call "Sornething you would like to know about bydro". Guest Speak- er, Mr. Math. Boyd, 1.nblic Re- lations and Sales Rep, of Hydro, Wingham. Music. Motto: Indust: ries of the 20th century - Mrs. R. W. StePbens. Mrs. 0. Hemingway' the re- tiring president, was, called to the front and MT'S. 1), Hemingway ably ihanked her for her faithful ser- vice and she was presented with a W.I. cup and saucer. .Sunshine collection, the Queen, 'and W. I. Grace closed the meet- ing. Liincli wag gerved hy' Mrs. E. Mr0. iltphp 014 Mr01 41101101114' GqEY TWP. COUNCIL Meeting held April 6th. Moved by Kenneth. Bray see- onded by Lawson Ward that the minutes of the last meeting be adopted as read Carried Moved by Archie. Mann sec- onded by Glenn Huether that we adopt the Engineer's report on the Melville Drain and instruct the Clerk to prepare and serve the by-laws carried Moved by Kenneth Bray sec- onded by Lawson Ward that we adopt the Auditor's report for 1963 Moved by Glenn Huother seconded by Lawson Ward that we accept an appitoation for a loan of $1000. under the Tile Drainage Act - Carried Moved by Archie Mann sec- onded by Kenneth Bray that we enter into an agreement with. Miss Jane McLennan and Atwood McTaggart for the supply of water for the township office - Carried Moved by Glenn Huether seconded by Kenneth Bray that we give a grant of $500.00 to Brussels. Morris and. Grey Rec- reational committee - Carried Moved by Kenneth Bray sec- onded by Glenn Huether that we approve the request of the School Board of No. 1 Area to issue debentures' to the amount of Two Hundred Thousand Dollars ($200,000.) to finance the building of a new central school or schools _ Carried Moved by Kenneth Bray sec- onded by Lawson Ward that all approved accounts be Paid Carried Moved by Archie Mann sec- onded by Layson Ward that we now adjourn to meet again May 4th or at the call of the Reeve - Carried The "Eollaingb accounts were paid: Monteith, Monteith. .& audit 'fee 395.00 Huron Co. Municipal Officers' Member- ship fee ;!0.00 Village of Brussels, stand- ing time fire brigade 1962 15 On ecreal,i on a 1 Comm ill co, grant 500.0U The Municipal World, dog tags , 32.98 Frank Cowan (is., addit- ional insurance preniiirm Mont, Warble fly Weft/WM 664ie Ivo Mr. and Mrh. George Bone cele- brated their 50th wedding anni- versary on Wednesday, April 80, with an "At Home" when relas lives, friends and neighbours called to offer their congratulat- ions and good wishes. The couPle also received lovely gifts to mark the occasion. In the afternoon Mrs. Ida Davis poured tea and Mrs, Roy Thuell, Mrs, Allan McCall. and Mrs. Jack Lowe served. in the evening Mrs. Mae Brya,ns poured tea and. Mrs, Jack McCutcheon, Mrs. Gordon. Workman and Mrs. Ross Duncan Sunday served.hey T0 r the immediate rela- had a dinner the Previous tives. They have one daughter, Mrs. 11-P-rryn. (Dorothy( McCauley liv- ing in Brussels. There are three grandsons, Donald McCauley of Listowel and Gerald and Barring- ton of Brussels, and four great grandchildren. Mrs. Bone, the former Eithe/ Sellers, is the daughter of the late Henry and Mrs. Sellers. Mrs. Bone is one of a family or five. She has one sister, Mrs. Martin Garniss of, Wingham, one 'brother, Jack Sellers of Moose Jaw, Sask. and, one brother, Percy of Fort Erie, still living. Mr. Bone is a son of the late Henry and Mrs. Bone. He is one of a family of eight. There is 'one brother, Russel of Morris Township, and one sister, Mrs. Wm. (Mabel( McMichael of Detroit, still living. After their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Bone lived for two years On concession two, Morris. In 1916 they moved to concession four, Morris where they lived continuously until 1952, when they moved to Brussels. CARD OF THANKS 1 would like to express'my appreciation to all who sent cards, letters and treats while 1 was a patient in Wingtiam ana later in Westminster hospitals. Xlso to the neighbours who provided transportation for my wife and helped in many ways. MY, sincere thanks. R. Fred Cox CARD OF THANKS We would like to take this opportunity to thank our good neighbours and friends for the lovely gifts and good wishes we received on leaving the com- munity. Also thanks to those. Wlio helped at the time of our sale and moving. Itenetta, and Andrew Bretimer Ind Doris, 7.50 181.26 Scott. Sidney Vendervsode, Wing- ham, was killed Saturday when in collision with a car,