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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-11-11, Page 6, AT PARITY TIME OR ANY TIME - SERVE YOUR GUESTS OR. FAMILY A DELICIOUS EYE-APPEALING CE CREAM PIE or CAKE ROLL Available in assorted flavours from your favourite dealer of ICE CREAM Mir 9114110M13 MST, BRU$SELA MA* rcliUg.17.1A,i, NOV, 13.01, 1,956 . . • r•••••••••61.11L". ti VAL A flistont Of Thy 1.4frary (continued from front page) proval of the council it was de- ,eided. to pureliase a lot on the -et:liver of Turnherry and Mill streets from !tarry James for 375.004 permitting him to reserve the use. or twelve and a. nail' feet on the south side for a raudway. On March 27th, 11109 the Lib- ! vary Board under the, president. ,Jolla Leckie met to consider three architects plans for the new Library, The plans of Mr. Ireland of Stratford were accepted. `Pie building was to bo forty six uy fifty feet, These announcements did not meet With the enthusias- tic approval of all citizens. Oil Thursday April 1st, 1909, a spec ial meeting of the Village coun- cil was called, Barrister Mon- teith representing some citizens opposed to the proposed new M9A0119_0(T.I.AORNIQ M oos t, gnnOta444ebn ill $29.95 value—Free! Double--bed-size electric blanket with a 2-year replacement guarantee . . . 25% acrylic fibre content convertible contoured corners ... nylon binding top and bottom . . illuminated dial control. Free . . with the purchase of a new electric clothes dryer at any store featuring the Hydro Special. A modern electric dryer frees you from the worry of washday weather, frees you from the drudgery of hanging your clothes out on a line. Enjoy the automatic con- venience of safe, odourless, flarneless electric drying. Buy your electric dryer now and get a FREE electric blanket! Take advantage of the Hydro Special Offer good until November 20, 1965. This offer applies only to residents of Ontario library 'l'ho opposition, was poorly erganizel and re- presented a small minority, A AO plait for tile library was sells to carbegiO in Now York fur approval, On May 150. the ap- proved plans were received, at, ecretary Leatherdale's of fee. On May 20th the tender of Mr. kiunter for 0.900.00 was accepted.. 1.1x- cavating was commenced in 14e last week in Ahty. In Juno Car- negie gave an ttactiti.ouat !$500. for Surnistiings, In June the summer schedule was Tuesday, 9,11ursday, and Saturday from. 4...0 p,in and Tuesday and Saturday 7 to 9.30 p.m. In lJecember the librar, ian requested all books to be re- turned so that they might be checked before removal to the new building. There were 70 bookS out. The first boar0 meeting was Held in the rieW on 1,)ciP., ember 30th. The meinhers pre, Sent were chairman, W. 1i, Kerr, John Leckie, F, S. Scott, B. Robb, Cameron, Rev. Powell, and W. Leathers ale. The inspector or libraries; Dept. or Education, was to be present at the formal opening on or about Jan. 14th, 1910. No record has been found: or this event. Miss .Jessie Kerr con- tinued as librarian. :ll111.SLrated lectures were arranged by the board, and delegates, were to be sent to library conventions. lu .viurch Ltic,, board issued a new cobiplete caLalugun of the bunks. (Pour thousand in pamplielet tom.) In April a conuaittee was ay. pointed to See to the levelling of the grounds, seeding with grass, laying out a flowerbed. and cent- eat walks. Ten ton cif coal at a ton was ordered. Angus CitinP- bell laid the sidewalks. At this time me main street, would be gravel, and dust was a problem. The street was lit by arc-lights: The Brussels .Post records on. Dec, 8th, 1910, "Brussels posses, ses the neatest and most modern Public Library building in live, equities". There were over forty business establishments along the main street besides other commercial firms and professions. (to be continued next week) ;Directory Of Community Mid-week Activities BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH First Monday, 8:80 p, in. — Board of Stewards First Tuesday, 4:30 p.m. LICNV Third Tuesday, 8:00 p.m. -- IYOW Pirst Wednesday 8:30 P• • -- VOW. First Thursday, 7:30 D,n Choirs ST. JOHN'S, ANGLICAN First Tuesday, 8 P.m. — 'Ladies Guild Every Thursday, 8 p.M. — :Bible Class Every Thursday. 3:30 Pan- — Choir Third Thursday. 9 p.ut. — Bba,rd of Mnnagenierit Fourth TueSday, .2 P.m.. V,TA Fourth Thiirsday, 0 p.m. 'lust thinking of INTER gives ,me GOOK PRIPLEa Silly goose. Warm downy feathers will protect him from shivers and shakes. But winter's freezing-cold will give you Qooso pimples if you are not prepared. Rely on CO-OP Sunglo. Fuel Oil Service, for a warm comfortable home, It's so dependable ... so convenient —so easily arranged. Inquire today at your Co-operative. When you loin and'patronize a Co-operative, you are sure to get your "money's worth." In fact, "compare it with the CO-OP brand" is common procedure in communities where there is a Co-operative. PETP.O&RIE.1 PRODUCTS FUEL OIL PROPANE GASOLINE GREASE OIL BeigrAre CoMp. PHONE 88tW1() Chancel Guild MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN First Monday, 8 p.m. — Ladies Aid Third Tuesday, 8:30 p.m. — Young Women's Guild Every Wed., 8 p.m, * Men's Group Every Thursday, 7.15, & 8.15 choirs Fourth. Tuesday, 8 p.m. — Board of Management ST. AMBRIOS.E R. C CHURCH Third Thursday, 2.15 P.m. — Altar Society MATINEE HOS-la-88 Versatile Pat Patterson, hostess of the CRC naional radio network series' Trans-Canada Matinee heard Monday through Friday, hag become a familiar fight% to Women from St, John's tc Victoria.