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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-10-16, Page 5GEORGE MUTTER Agent. BOX 95, Brussels. Ont. Tel: .11 J. GORDON WORKMAN Service Dealer Brussels. Ont. To: 57 POST, BitUSSBLS, ONTAitiO Tuuilsroxi, OOP. i4th, A nniversary Services BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th 11 I, an. and 8 p.m. Grey Twp. Council Meeting held October 6th 1Moved by Glenn Huetlier sec- onded by Lawson Ward that the minutes of the last regular meet- lug and special meeting of Sept 23rd be adopted as read t;arrleti Moved by Kenneth Bray sec- onded by Archie Mann that we open Court of Revision on the 3.901 Assessment Roll -- Carried Moved by Glenn Iluether sec- onded by ,Archie Mann that the appeals on the 1964 Assessment Roll for 1965 taxes be decided. as follows; Albon Noble, acre- age reduced lyz acres to 64%. acres. Carrieu Moved by Archie Mann second. ed by Lawson Ward thot we ad- journ Court of Revision on the . Assessment Roll Carried, Moved by Lawson Ward second- ed by Kenneth Bray that we auth- orize the Reeve and Treasurer to make applicatien to the Dept. of Highways for interim subsidy on road expeaditures Carried Moved by Archie Mann second- ed by Lawson Ward that we accept au application for a loan of $4,000 under the Tile Drainage Act -- Can wit Moved by Kenneth Bray sec- onded by Archie Mann that we finally pass By-laws No. 1Z and 13, 1964 - Carrie° alloyed by Gleuu liuether sec- onded by Lawson Ward that we pass By-Law No. 14, 1964 under the Tile Drainage Act - Carried Moved by Glenn Hue-tiler sec- onded by Lawson Ward that we finally pass By-Law No. 15, 1964, to authorize the Corporation to enter into a contract with the Hydro* Electric Power Commis- sion of Ontario for the lighting of streets in Molesworth -- Carried Moved by Kenneth Bray sec- onded by Archie Mann that we ad- vertise for tenders for snowplow- ing for 1964-65 season. Tenders to state size, make of equipment, pr- ice Per hour Tenders to be in by One o'clock, October 20th Carried Moved by Glenn Iluether sec- onded by Lawson Ward that we give East . Huron Agricultural So- ciety a grant of $300.00 , and, the Huron County Plowman's Assoc- iation a grant of $25.00 - carried ,Moved by Glenn Huether sec- onded by Archie Mann that we instruct the clerk to prepare a by- law to construct a fire rail under the Oonfederation Centennial Act 1962-63 -- Carried :Morved by Archie Mann: seCOnd- od by Lawson Ward that We in- struct the clerk to advertise tor tenders for a truck and suow- plough for Crey Twp, Carried Moved by Archie Mann secoad- ed i,y .44awson Ward that all approved accounts be paid - Carried Moved by Kenneth 13ray sec- onded by. Lawson 'Ward that we do no adjourn, to meet again on NOV. 2nd Or at the call of the heave - Carried The following accounts were paid: Town or Se'aforth, deuen- tare payment High School $1,249.83 East Huron Agri. Society grant Huron Co. Plowman s Adssoe., grant. 25.00 Tile Drainage Loan 2,169.30 Melvin Carnochan, inspector E. M. Cardiff, clerk's fees, tile loan 17..60 Melvin Carnochan, repair Hoy Drain 21.00 Melvin Carnoehan, repair Holland-Anderson 5 Drain 6.00 E. M. Cardiff, clerk's fees Melville Drain 50.00 Twp of Logan, assessment Melville Drain 371.93 The Municipal World supplies 5.27 E. M. Stephenson, fox bounty 4.00 Bruce Speiran, turkeys killed Bernard TeniPas & Sons material & labour office 434.44 Hiemstra, Nursing Home Sept. account 56.25 Queensway Nursing Home Sept. account 71.25 Dobson's Store, groceries relief 62.16 Robt. Cunningham gas, fire truck 2.13 Robt. Cunningham fire chief B. Ten Pas .... 3.00 Geo. Pearson, fireman B. TenPas 3.00 Elwood 1VIcTaggart, main- tena.nce fire dept. 4.00 J. C. Conley, bulbs, E 5.93 Ethel Village ........... . . Roads & Bridges - 10,919.41 $15,906.35 Clifford R. Dunbar. Reeve Edythe M. Cardiff, Clerk srAFORTI4 iirlIMS1MAY '.;entee Street FLEPHONE 446 r kinds of upholstering 'ssels Representative 8T:I.N31/17; nAK't PHONE: fit tsRUlli>lt4 THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Organist; Miss Sharon Storey Minister: Rev. A. M. ,yonnston BA., BB, 9:45 a.m. Sunday School 11 a.m. "The Law of the Harvest" 8 Dan'. "Needed - Redeeirtiog Flickers" Rev. Donald alannell, the guest speaker at both Anniversary Services. eRFsBYTE6:1ANclu.Trcti I N CANADA MEIN I 1,,LE Cf 1 (1,1/4 (:1 taiwstor; vr4 (7, vv. j, ivin•1502 OrgaOrt: Nre. Fro nom ssou &ROT 10.00 a.m. Church School ;11,00 a.m. Preparatory Service ANtiLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Recif..: Rev. H. L. Jenuings B.6.. Organist: Mrs. R s-r. JOHN'8 11:16 a.m. Morning Prayer and Church School St. ALBAN'S, ATWOOD 9.30 a.m. Holy Cpmniunion and Church School ALA OA Walton United Churcn 8th and 16th UCW Oroup The October meeting, and annual bake sale was held at the home of Mrs. Rae Houston on October 6th. Mrs. 'Clarence Martin opened the meeting with hymn 559. Scripture reading, psalm 95. Mrs. Jan Van Vliet sang a solo "He". Mrs. Martin led in prayer. Mrs. Alvin McDonald gave a Reading on "Thanksgiving" by Dr. V. T. Mooney also a reading. by Padre Young "Religion and Life". Minutes were read and the Roll Call was answered by naming our guest. Mrs.Bolger conducted the bus- iness. Nov. 10 Thankofferiag at Walton, Mrs. Scott, Seaforth to be gust speaker. Invitations, from Winthrop, Oct. 28 Bazaar ' and Tea. Burns 'Church, "get. 21 , were, read. Lists were given. out for the Fowl Supper on Nov. 4. Glenna. Houston played two piano selections. Hymn 562 was sung and the meeting closed with prayer. A tine assortment of baking and vegetables were sold at the bake table. A delicious lunch was sery ed .by Mrs. Don McDonald. Mrs. Andy Turnbull, Mrs. Ken Mc- Donald, Mrs. Jack Bryans, Mrs' Jim McDonald and the hostess. 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