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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-04-14, Page 182.00 A Year La Advance $2.50 To U.S.A. momlea;Rara • THE 'BRUSSF4LS POST, THURSDAY. APRIL 14th. 1966 POST PUBLISHING ROUSE After the morning service at St. John's Church the Rev. H. L. and Mrs. Jennings were present- ed with a purse. 'The warden, James Smith, made the presentation and ex- presed the regrets of the con- gregation at their leaving and the good wishes of the congre- Mien in their new parish. St. Albanie and St David's Chureh After the confirmation ,service at St, Alban's and St, David's church, Atwood, on Easter Sun- day night the congregatiou held a social hour to honour the Rev. H. L. and Mrs. Jennings. The Ybung Popfde peesetted Book with good wlshes and the congregation presented 0, pole lamp also with the expression Off good wishes, Bishop IL F. Appleyard and the Rural Dean, Rev, H. DonaldsOn, spoke highly of Rev. H. L. and Mrs. Jennings. Fcrn'ter Brussels •Resklenis C-lebra.te Their 45th Wedding' Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Jewell, .formetr, -.residents of Brussels, celebrated their 45th Wedding Anniversary, Easter Sunday, with a family dinner at their home on. Keele Street, Toronto.' Mr. Jewell is the son of the late Mr, and. Mrs. Henry Jewell, Mitch- Mrs. Jewell, the, daughter of the late Mr: and Mrs. James Wil- liams, Mitchell. They were the recipients of gifts of end tables, table lamps and flowers presented to them by their family. The cottPle have nine children. Mrs. Harvey (Jerry) Stephenson, Walkerton; Mrs. J. (Doris) Lowey, Toron to firs. Eclwiit (Margaret) Cooper, Clinton: Mrs. Finlay (5i4ith) Sarni S, od erich ; Mrs. Ronald (Ruth) Mother, Brussels; Mr. ,]'antes Jewell, Vineland; Mr. Robert. Jewell, Toronto; Mrs. George (Jean) King, Toronto end Miss Mary Beth Jewell, Tor- onto, The couple have 20 grandchild- ren 'and 0 great grandchildren. VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING The regular meeting ,of the Village Ocuncil was held in the Municipal Office on. April 4th. C. L. Cousins was absent. The following motions were carried: • Moved by H. J. ten Pas, sec- onded by 3. McCutcheon that the minutes of the meetings of Mar. 7, 1966 and Mar 30, 1966 be adopted as read. Moved by J. MeCutcheon. pee- onded by H. J. ten Pas that a grant of $10.00 be made to the Huron County Historical Society. Moved by I. Ce. 'Campbell, sec- onded by J. MeCutcheon that the accounts as presented for pay- ment be paid. Ont. Dept. of Transport 3 truck licenses 6.00 P.U.C., office and 'streetlights 193.83 Ron Zimmer, rent of radar set 50.00 Ron Zimmer, operation of radar 96.00 Art Henry, labour 45.00 Meehan Hardware. supplies 8.156 Brussel& Coal Yard plowing & trucking 54.50 Gordon Stiles, "March garbage 165.00 George Mutter, furnace oil 59.07 Tern j e Beirnes, plowing 42.00 Lee Vance. drugs .1 8.25 Callender Nursing. Home nursing care 244.50 NITS. Otto Popp, Huron Co. Hist. Soc. 10.00 Post Office. 17.LS ti 3.68 Post Publishing House auditor's report .... . . 38.00 Moved by TT. J. ten Pas, sec- onded by L C. Campbell that Mr, D. M. MacTavish he re-appointed to the Commission of the Beussels IVforrie and Cerny Telephone Co. Moved by H. J. ten Pas, sec- onded by J. McCutcheon that the Reeve. declare Daylight Sav- ing time commencing Ann 24th, 1966 at 12:01 a.m. to Oct, 30th, 1.966. Moved by I. G. Campbell, sec- , ended' by J. McCutcheon that 13y-T;iw No. 4-1966 be introduced and read a first and second time and passed. This being a By-Law re Hawk- ers, and Pedlars and Petty Chap- men ,in the 'Village of Brussels. Moved by J. McCutcheon. sec- onded by H, J. ten 'Pas that By- Law No. 4-1966 he read a third time passed and that. Reeve and Clerk be authorized to sign and the seal of the Corporation be attached. Meved by H. 7, ten Pas, sec- onded by T. G. Campbell that the meeting be adjourned to meet again May 211(1.1966, or at. the call of the Reeve. J. C. Kreuter Mrs. E. Procter Reeve Per* TOWNSHIIP OF MORRIS 'SCHOOL BOARD All members were present at the regular meeting of Morris Township School Area Board in Brussels School April Gth, Upon the receipt of the tentative, approvai of the Municipal Board, and of the Fire Marshall and the Department of Education this Board is authorized to advise the architects, Snider, Huget and March to advertise in the London Free 'Press and tne Kitchener Record for tenders for the con- struction, of a new school in Blyth and an addition, to the :Brussels School. The resignation of Rev, H. L, Jennings from the Library Board wan accepted and Rev. A, John- ston wae appointed to complete his term on the Board, Many matters of routine bus- iness were discussed. The following bills were passed for payment: H. Bernard $36.00; S. Montgomery $32,35; G. Worle man, furnaces No. 3 and No. 10, $123.45: Ideal. Supply $46,86; Man- ning & Son.. B'lyth School $287.73; Bridge Motors $3.60; G. Stiles, fuel Morris Schools $362.86; 'Old- field Hardware $29.63; Cronin 'Hardware $9 35 ; Educator Sup- plies $9.25: Hood Supplies $37.98: Bill's Electric $11.00; Sperling T-Tardware $2.27: Alexander Hard- ware $2.32; R. Anderson $26.09; Grolier Enterprises $6.45; Mrs. B. insurance, $25.00; J. Stewart (12.62; Alexander A4nd Chapman Liability Insurance Morris $252.70; •R(Ilicator Supplies. London, 'will, present a display of books and- general supplies for the teachers inspection in Brussels School on May 3rd, at S p.m. all teachers in the area are' invited to he present. Members of Ore Board will attend a Trustee meeting in Wing- ham T-Tigh School on April 20th. Next regulor meeting May 4th, George Mc Cutcheon — Chairman Ralph S. Shaw — Secretary Tulip Time We hope you didn't miss the beautiful display of large red tulips in the windoev of the Grewar store. These Dutch tulips planted only five weeks ago, have presented a brilliant mass of glowing color this week. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank all my friends, neeehbonts and relatives who sent me cards and treats, and also those, who visited tae, whileI was a patient in ListoWel Memorial Hospital, and glide my return h ome, Mrs. Alex Carnelren Read the Alletion 8ale Ad Anglican Congregations Preseret Farewell Gifts St. John's Church, CARD OF THANKS The relatives of the late Percy Sellers wish to express their sincere thanks and apnreciation to their friends and neighbours for their lovely floral tributes; messages of sympathy and many kindnesses shown them in their bereavement. A special thanks to Rev. Allan Johnston. and the D. A. Been funeral borne. Their kindnesses always be M rli)ni OTNI • ,OFFICIAL OPENING OF GREY CENTRAL SCHOOL The official opening of the Grey Township Central School I at Ethel, will be held Thursday, April 21st, at 8:00 p.m. Rein Finlay G. Stewart of Kiteltener, will ho the. guest speaker.' A cord- ial invitation Is extended to residents of the area. CRANBROOK Personals Miss Mary 'McDonald and friends Misses Bea Atkinson and Dorothy Coles, all of Toronto, spent the holiday weekend 'with the McDonald Easter visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jacklin and Harry included Mr. , and MTS. Gordon Delion. and family, Point Edward, and Mrs. Brian Widmyer, of 'Ki tchener. Mrs. Doug. Whitfield, and son Tommy, London, and Stanley IVfachan, Listowel, visited with Mr, and Mrs. Earl Dunn. Rickey and Bonita' Dunn, of Bloomingdale, are spending the Easter week with their grand Barents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn. Mr s. Stuart Evans, Beverley Patsy', Brian and Mr. and Mrs. 'Doug ,Evans visited on Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Consitt, Varna. Mr. and MTS. Frank Smith, Shirley and. Douglas, spent the Eastee with friends In Toronto, Douglas remained for the holi- day week. Knox Church. W'MS Meeting Mrs. Clare Veitch -was hostess for the Easter meeting •of the WATS of ;Knox Presbyterian. Church. The leader, opened the meeting with an Easter thought and the Scripture was read in unison, the leader giving the meditation. Miss Alice J. Forrest pianist for the Easter hymns. A reading "Gethsemane" was given by Mrs. Dick Bradshaw followed by prayer by Mrs. John Perrie. Mrs, Glare Veitch read "The First Canadian !Easter" and "Easter Around the, World" was read by the leader. The Easter topic, was prepared and rend by Miss Alice J. Forrest. The business was conducted by Mrs. Forl Dunn, president. Twelve members responded to the roll call -,vith an Easter verse. Sick and shut-in calls were reported. Mrs. Dick Bradshaw offered her home for the May meeting,. Mrs. Sohn Schnock and Mrs. Mae Engel assisted Mrs. Veitch with lunch. BORN R'UTT.T.IDGE — To Mr. and Mrs. Brian Rutledge, on Thursday, Arpil 14th. in Wingham Hoe- pital $o0, Lions "Amateur Night" Attracts Large Audience The Brussels Legion Hall was filled, and overflowing, Thurday for the Brussels Lions Amateur and Variety Night. There were over forty com- ipetitors participating in the various classes. The stage and front of the auditorium were suitably decor- with the Lions Crest and colors. Lion Rev. Allan Johnston was, as usual, a capable Master of Ceremonies, keeping the pro- gram moving and the audience in a good mood. Linda Wilson was winner of the ;Grand. Trophy, audience choice, Other 'winners were: Instrumental Junior: Paul. Sorenson, Atwood. Senior: .Toanne Elligsen, Seaforth. Group: Rickey Pritchard and Andy Anderson, Lucknow. Vocal Junior; Linda Wilson Senior: None Group, Junior: Melville Preeby. terian Junior Choir Senior: Hank and Joan. Eteel. Barber 'Shop: The High Tones, Lucknow. :Open Gail Ovens (Baton), Atwood. Other competitors were: Instrumental: Ann Oldfield; Keith Raymond, Rickey Mac- Kenzie, Seaforth; Bob IVorell ; Teeswater; Patti Flood, Monkton; Gail Searle, Walton; Staid Tischer. Senforth: The Rebels, Atwood. •••• Vocal Solo: Susan Cardiff; (harry Murray, SeafOrth; Julie Anne Campbell: Donna Hender- son, Seafortn: 'Margaret Elllgsen, Sealfdrth.; IVflarjorie Pro &err: a rb a ra MulwYk ; 'bioptic Hen` derson. Seaforth; john 'Elligsen, Seaforth, Vocal Groups: Kathaleen Kraut- er„Toan. Elliott, Anne Davidson., Julie Valiance: Darlene and Donna Henderson; Bobby and Donny Henderson: Janice Peitz, Warren Rock, Larry Murray. Mar- garet. John, ElNabeth and 'Darlene Elli,gsen. Susan Floyd and Nita Ra.plen; John, Debby and ,Tanisn van Vliet: Vanda and Evelyn. Storey, OpenClass: Nancy Knight (sten dance); Norma, Sarrete Clinton. (stee dance); Susan Parks, Varna (sten dance) Janice Deitz and Margaret Elligsen. (baton): The Osborne Sisters sten (dance) • Nancy .Than Fansen. Frillerton (sten dance). The Lions Committee in charge are to be congratulated on tln7, success of the event, The judges were Donald Dun bar. Miss Isobel Dennis of Tor onto and Miss Nancy Berger Of. Seaforth.