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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-10-14, Page 1$2.00 A Year in Advance - $2.50 To U.S.A. BRUSSE.LS POST, THURSDAY, OCT, 14th, 1965 POST PUBLISHLNG HOUSIC Anissel, Counco The regular meeting of the Village Council was held in the Municipal Office on October 4th with all members present. The following Inntlens carried: Moved by J. Te, McCutcheon ed by C. L. Colist:as, that the minutes of the meeting of Sept- emer 7, 1965, be adopted as read. Moved by J. L. McCntcheon seconded by C. L. Cousins that building permits be granted to 'Lincoln Martin and Topnoteh Feeds, as per applications. Moved by H. J. TenPas, second- ed by' C. L. Cousins that the ac- counts as approved be paid. ' P.D.C., streetlights and office l33,56 Mrs. 'eve Keffer, cleaning Art Henry, labour Post Office, stamps Gordon Stiles, Sept. garbage 140.00 Receiver General, tax deductions Post Office, U.I.S. McCutcbeon Motors, labour & repairs Maitland Redi-Mix, cement 163.20 BMG Telephone, tolls and rate 44.09 Brussels 'Post Office box rental 8.00 Brussels Coal Yard, gravel 81.25 C. .T. Cardiff, balance of salary er stamps 163.80 Douglas J. Callander, Sept. account 232.50 Louis Blake, pumping septic Word's Dry Goods drapery McCutcbeon Grocery, cleaners Ma,ehan Hdwe., Material ..... °Wield Hdwes material Art. Henry. labour Merea by J. T. McCutcheon seconded by fl. L. Cousins. that we annlv to the neeT.O, for inter- im subside on our 1.965 road ex- nerdttures; Moved by H. j. TenPas, second- ed by C, L. Cousins that By-law No. 6-1965 as read a first artt second time be passed. This being a By-Law setting forth the date of Ito inedinn nominatior and Oration of Of- fivers to serve the Village of peme..ete t ee tem Moved by .1. I. MeCutcheon seconded by H. J. lenInis that Pv-Teew 6-196e' as read a third time he passel and the Reese and Clerk be authorized to sign and the peel of the Ceepoeetion at- tached. Moved he re T. Cousins. sec- onded by ,T. T,. eiceeteheon that e rie!vrtivk fort Contributions To Brussels Legion Building Fund Farther donations to Branch 218 Royal. Canadian Legion, 13rue sell Building Fund are as fon lows: Wm. R. Sholdice ...• .... melts Mac Sholdice 1.0.00 Ian Wilbee 10.00 Humpliries & Co. lent; Frank 'Kirkby 20.00 George Taylor 10.00 .Tacit Gordon 1.00 Doug Kirkby 5.90 Rev. Kenneth Jaggs 4.00 Andrew Coutts 10.0U Ken. McDonald 10.0U Metiavin Farm ment 26.130 Tom Pletch 5.00 Percy Dalton 19.00 Ross McCall 10.00 jack 'Rosman 25.00 Stewart McCall 2U.UU 'Doug Ennis Zen, Stuart Procter 5.00 Wm. Gibson note Tom Miller 2.00 W. Len Armstrong 50.00 Chum Pieta'. 25.Uu Wm, Turnbull &I10 Cranbrook Presby- teriar Church 5.131) .% Mrs. Selwyn Baker Electric ('lock MAJESTIC QUILT DRAW' WINNER The winner of the draw on the quilt, sponsored by the Majestic Woruen's institute was Mrs. Riehard Procter of R.R. 5, Brus- sels. Mr. Ken Ashton picked the lucky ticket at the Brussels Fair. Honors Brussels Man Surprise Birthday Party A surprise birthday party was held for Mr. Sylvester Fox. who celebrated his 82nd birthday; at the home of his daughter, David Hastings. Those attend- ing were Mrs. Harry Bewlek and Andrea .and Mrs. Russell Fox of London, Mr. and Mee. Joseph Brewee, Mr. ]liner Young, Mr. end Mrs, Jack Lowe and family. Mrs. Pearl Lowe, Miss Grace Davidson. -Kitchener, Miss Ruth MeTaggart. 'Kitchener and Mr. and Mrs. David Hastings 'Jr. in the Village of Brussels ter the season 1965436, tenders to he In the. bands of the Clerk by Oct. 21). 1968, lowest Or any tender not necessarily a eceetied. There being no Assessmete anneals Cotirt of Revision MO not sit Moved by T. C. Campbell, see ended by .T. T.. 3,TeCtiteheon that the meeting ediourn, to meet ;Retie November 1. -leen or at the call of the Reeve. Calvin. Kreuter Reeve Ciltnt Pre-Nuptial TrousSea Tea daughter, Karen, prior to her marriage to Wayne Tabor on Saturday, October 9th, Mrs. Deitner welcomed the guests at the door and iNlise Debby Leddy, niece of the bride, showed them to the rooms where Mrs. Beta. Keys and Mrs; Janet Brophy, sisters of the bride, displayed the trousseau.. In the afternoon Mrs, James Deitner, aunt of the bride, and. Mrs, George Taylor, aunt of the groom, in the evening. Mrs. Charles Deaner, aunt of the bride and grs. Tom Lucas, aunt of the groom, presided at the tea able. Mrs. Tabor and Karen Wore assisted by. Mrs. Smart, grand- mother of the groom, in receiv- ine their guests in rooms decor- ated with asters and glads. The luncheon veld supervised by Mrs. Aileen Leddy and Mrs. Joanne Pickett, sisters of the bride, and was served by Misses Linda, Wilma, Benny and Eli- zabeth Tabor, all sisters of the groom and Mrs. Bruce Kennedy and Miss Linda Inind, MELVILLE LADIES AID A large attendance was present at the twine of Mrs. :Cleve 1.3a.ek- or on Monday, October 4.1th, for the regular Meeting of the Lad- ies' Aid. Mrs. Evans was in the chair and conddcted the devotional part of the meeting. The opening hymn was sung and the meditation re- peated in 'unison, Mrs. W. Smite road psalm 95 and Mrs, Williams led in prayer. The secretary's report was read by Mrs, Kerr, financial statement by MTS. Den- nis and ,Sutishine report by Mrs. Evans. The roll, call was respond-' ed to by Meny short poems ,and readings on Thanksgiving. A card of good wishes 'was circulated for Signatures to be sent to Mrs, Alex McDonald, who is a patient in Vieloria Hospital, London. The business part, followed It was decided to bold a pot- luck supper in November and in- -Vito Penny Partners as, 'guests. A letter from Miss Muriel Broth- ers, telling of her Work among New Canadians. to whom she i teaching ,Veiglieh at the Inter- national Institute in Toronto, was reed by MiSS 'Beanie Moses, also a nocun by Edna Jacques. Mrs. Feeee eave P reading and the mooting. closed With the Mizpah ben erliction. A eery Nee table of fruit, viese- r7 giftg eed culinary come finder the eeeree auction. Mrs. Tervey anti Mrs. King are seitee the hostess In anrvitif!ft -11.!;‘t:0 01101bnti lIitich BRUSSELS CURLING CLUB the Library to elect the officers 'for the 1965-66 curling season The minutes of the last meet- ing, Nov. 9, 191i41. were read and adopted by Ken Tyerman and S. Lowe. lt was moved by Harold Thomas and S. Lowe the same officers he returned. President D. A. Rann 1st Vice Ken Tyerman 2nd Vice Stewart Lowe Treasurer Gee Parker. Secretary George Mutter The following membership Committee wes appointed: Mrs. Joyce Johnston, Mrs. Delores Wheeler, S. Lowe; Ken Tyerraen, Doug Hemingway, Clare Veitch, Dan Pearson, Frank Carter, Jas. ir, Robt. Wheeler, Elmer (continued on inside page) Knox Church W.M.S. Mrs. Clare Veitch was hostess for the regular monthly meeting of the W.M.S. of KnOx Church, on October 6th. Mrs. John Soh- nosh-. the leader, followed in part the service from the "Glad Tid- ings". Mrs. Mac Engel read the scripture reading and Miss Alice :r. Forrest led in prayer. Mrs. Alex Steiss presided at the piano for the singing of hymns. A Thanks- giving reading was given by Mrs. Volteh. Mrs. Earl Dunn presid- ed for the business, ten respond- ed to the roll call with a Thanks- giving verse. Mrs, Stanley Fischer pTave a brief outline of the execu- tive, meeting. in Bluevale and also spoke of the Sectional Meeting to be held in Ethel Presbyterian Church on Oct. 21, at 2 p.m, Mrs. Alex Steiss was appointed to give the Devotional prayer at this meeting. Mrs. Schnook reported a bale weighing 25 lbs. and vale- ell at $26 was sent to the Presby- terial supply secretary. Mrs. John Perrie gave the Thanksgiving topic. The meeting closed with 9, hymn and the Benediction by the leader. Mrs, Stanley Fischer is to he the. hostess for the Novemb- er meeting. Lunch was served by the 114-s:fess and Mrs. Alex Steiss, Miss Kate MeNabb. Teniieltar MinEr, spent the holiday weekend ii ttlt her id Mrs, P. ..raerdin arrived home from their trip to the west- ern provinces and visited with her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. 'Earl Dann. "Ti' and Mrs. Allan *Dunn sin clineren, Tnitehener, lso snserot at the same home, Miss, es-l ei-en enlelltlon is hovinir noleney in Rod Deer and Val4 C. J. Hemingway Nominated NDP Candidate For Huron J. Carl Hemingway, 55-year old Brussels area farmer, was named Thursday night as New Democratic, Party candidate for the federal riding of Huron. His name was the only one Presented to the nominating convention in the auditorium of the Central Huron eecondary School, Clinton. About 75 persons attended. Mr. Hemingway is a former secretary-fieldman for the Hinvai County Federation or Agriculture He was the unsuccessful NDP candidate for Huron, in the 1962 election, Mr. Hemingway will run again- st Maitland Edgar of Clinton, 'Liberal candidate, and R. E. "Bet)" MeNinley, of Zurich, Con- servative, The seat was held in the last Parliament by Con- servative L. E. Cardiff. who re- signed recently. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murray of ,Toronto spent the week-end with Mr. and 'Mrs. George Evans, Mr. and MTS. . Jim Davis and Cheryl. Lucan, were vfsaing 'With relativeS and friends in and around . •Prussels. over the Thenksn iv ins week-end. ,Tes, S, Armstrong, is snendfrig n 'few weeks with her (tne esiter T-Telen and family, at f.orn 1. Park and her daughter Dciaofliv nn(1 Family at Ottawa. Mr. end Mrs. Chas. l3ryans of Orillia, Major and Mrs. Chas.. Baxter, of Camp Borden. were . Thanksgiving visitors With Mrs. :Inv:. A. llryaus. • and Mrs. D. 0, Warwick, Itsbert and Peter of Owen SoUnd Were Thanksgiving visiters.. with Miss M', Csrewar. Mr. end Mrs; Jan, McDonald of Otroy • Tay,.niqii.p, MT. and MnS, Murray .Iinother .Tnyce• and Joan. visited .with • Mr. and. MTS.. Stan McDons I.d, Del roil . ever the. b oil- clan week-end. • Tor, • and Mrs. Hostetler and faintly and Mr. and Mrs. C. Roarer and family, of London. visitors with .T. r, p•iek,r. naila refereed to the, C.A.T. Station hi Lae St. Denis. Onebes after snending several weeks Iwo-km:Han from a broken lilt) received it n hit and run ne- oldr,n1 in July. Ite is a grandson 11r<;, Davis, and Mrs. Raymond of Precepts. APF1n.1F1.1... nONCFTST tell will not want to miss the Ti'rrrowell Concert to be present- ed here en October 22nd be ,Teelt Thynne. 5.00 5.00 14.00 21.83 4.12 254.63, 20.00 43.90 2.02 28.73 8.83 25.91 Honors Grey Twp. Bride ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs. Win. J. Deaner was On Tuesday evening, Septemb- hostess at a tea in honor of her er 28th, a meeting was held in