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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-04-14, Page 5',PROCLAMATION DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME VILLAGi VF BRUSSELS Commences at 12.01. a.m. SUNDAY, 24th To fall in line with other municipalities J. C.' i ER, tte..E. V E. 1.34-0$443 POW.1",. ,ONTAILLQ. • ir.HURSDAY. APALt• LI* 19 64 TOWASHIP OF' GAY COU NUL T LNG Meeting held on apri,1 4th. Resolutions passed as follows; Ely Lawson Ward. and Melville Lamont that the minutes of the last regular meeting and special meeting of March 16th be adopted as read. By Kenneth Bray anti Lawson ward that the tender of Hanna and. Hamilton to construct the Rowland Drain for the price of $1490.00 be accepted,. By Melville Lamont and Charles Thomas that the resolution of February '7th 1966, to Instruct Engineer James . Howes to ex- amine and report on the open por- tion of the Sixth Concession Drain to clear all lands rrom. Lot 16 to Lot 25, Concession 6, be rescinded. By Lawson Ward and Charles Thomas that Eingineer James A, Howes be instructed to examine and report on the West McTag; gart Drain to improve the drain with tile suitable size to clear all lands in. the 'watershed with greater volume to the outlet, subject to the provisions of Sect- ion 52 of the Drainage Act. By Kenneth Bray and. Charles Thomas that. the Auditor's report for 1965 be accepted. By Lawson Ward and Melville Lamont that an application yor as loan in the, amount of $2,500 under the Tile Drainage Act be accepted. By Lawson Ward and Keneth Bray that, By-law No. 6 of 1960 to appoint a Warbler Fly Inspector be finally passed. By Melville Lamont and Law- son Ward that Charles Thomas be appointed Chairmanof the. Centennial Committee for the. Township of. Grey. By Keneth Bray and Lawson Ward that all approved accounts be paid. By Melville Lamont and Charles Thomas that we adjourn to meet on. May 2nd at S pan. or at the call of the Reeve. The following aCeciunts were paid: Frank Gowan Co., general insurance 100.00 5.00 21,49 office ........ 3.44 Thiren, type- • 30,00 Hera to adv. tenders Rowland Drain 12.60 Drainage debenture 1839' .icoiesworLii. Street Lights iiieunitra March account 1.22.25 Quousiova:y Nursing Home March account 122.25 Humphries a Co. March relief account 102.1 Shelter icr Relief 26.0 Rohl,. Cunningham, fuel oil relief 30.$6 Rohl.. Cunningham, fuel oil, office 17.66 C. Ill. Stevenson, fox bounty 12.00 nelson Hanna, fox bounty 10.60 Herbert lineisc 1, loo bounty 4.00 Clifford Dunbar. license fire truck 2.00 LLlvood Mc'r agn a r t, inaim,e n. • ante. •atnd supplies, fire . dept. •• • 10.50' Gno, Rowland, gasoline .fire debt. .1.35 M.. J. 'Engel, Welding • :fire dept, 3.00 J. E., Conley supplies fire dept. 1.4 Jim Dobson. garbage •col- ,lection, Ethel Village- •Roads and Bridge's • 3„399.0.5 Lnitiorc, it. Bupoar Eclyth.s 141. Car'aila PERCY SELLERS. There passed away in Pert Erie, early Monday morning, April 4th, ,Percy Sellers. in. his 7 7th year. He was born on the third canoes- son of Morris township, a son of the late Mr. and MT s. Henry Sellers, where he grew to young manhood. He went west as a young man, and homesteaded near Ettingtom Sask., but returned home and worked as fireman on the Grand Trunk Railway, until he went, overseas, and served with the armed forces in England and France in the first World „War. retUrned and went working with the Grand Trunk imtil 1928, When he came home to care Ter his aged parents. Iii 1939 he went to Aisle 'and ;;irked with the New York Central Railway until 1955, wEen he retired, but resided in Fort Erie until his death, He is survived by one brother, Jack of Sask., and two sisters: Mrs. Mart (Lizzie) Cr. I rills.% lime hi, and Mits. George (17:4hell Tone, ErtisselS. The funeral was held Wedties day afternoon front the I). A. Rana funeral home. The service Was coin-MOM by Rev. Allan Johnston of i3rUSSels Milted kik; UNITED CHURCH OP CANADA Minister: Rev, A. M. Johnston 8,A., E3,D. Organist:. Mrs. Fred .Stephenson a.ui. Church School. 4;00 a,m. Public Worship PRESB4Ti1R1AN CHUiit OF CANADA MELVILLE CHURCH Interim Mcdereter: Rev. McLean Oroanist; IVIargaret Thompson ARCT 16,00 Uudre.li rsenooi 11:00 a.in. Public Worship ANGLICAN C;kiURCii • t;AII4AD Organist: Mrs. 6, k.illt:itt ST. JOHNII it: ti a.m. Morning Prayer and Primary Church School St. Alban's and St. David's ArilliG0110 10:00 a.m. Morning Prayer and Church School RUMMAGE, BAKE SALE and TEA will be held SATURDAY AFTERNOON APRIL 23rd Ethel Community Centre Sponsored by the UCW Church. Interment was in Bons, sels cemetery. The palibearens. were Frank, Ward, Roy and Earl Sellers, Harry Garniss and Jack Thompson. Crey Twp. Farmers Buy Top Sows „Tames Smith and Son, of Grey TOwnship purchased the two top.priced senior bred sows at the Wellington County York- shire sale in Palmerston. WALT ON Mr. and Mrs. John McGavin and family, Owen. Sound, were Easter SUnday visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Cordoh McGavin, Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Manias v. ere Easter Sunday visitors with. lir, and Mrs. elements Stutz of Miss Ruth Ritchie. Toronto, , was a holiday weekend visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ritchie. Mr, and Mrs. Prank Marshall, ' Susan and Sandra, North Bay, 7'elidr;‘. weekend guests cf. Mre. T uelIa 'Marshall and Mr. ,,calm PraSer. pita 'Mrs. Allan McCall and' Beverley were weekend guests wirti Mr, and 'Harold. Drown the PI' x"!' riOli vi' erl IC hirrInd with them te liclidc 11 'IT. District President Aciaresses Crankbooic W.I. Meeting Lllty U.L'UTIUVUUK '0 4, LIAUL, i.or tile nieet.iag at the Alnico UL .1.11r6. Licit Bray. lac ruff call was payineut of tees aim uoine-niade Laster nenuets. ,',($ alters, ‘ anon, _District President, atioressed Lac ineetann Uu " Prom the Branches on. up-. he said there were no barriers for memb- ers to a YY. 1. She spoke on FWIO, and eXpiained h'C \ti. \V which is international. She was presented with a gift by Mrs. Mac McIntosh. ' Nursing Holm: visitors are Mrs. Veitch and Mrs. Hart. Minutes of the last annual meeting were read and reports of the year's work given. The secretary, treasurer. and auditors gave their reports. Standing committee conveners resported as follows: agriculture and Canadian industries, Mrs. Ross Knight;' Home Economics and Health, Mrs. ;Ken McDonald, given by Mrs. Veitch; Historical Research and Current Events, Mrs. James Hart; Citizenship and Education, Mrs. Hart; Resolut- ions. Mrs. Russel knight; Public. Relations, Mrs. hoss Knight, (Mrs Gordon. Knight substituted for Mrs. Ross Knight); Curator, Mrs. James Bremner. W.I. Officers 1966.1967 Honorary President .... Mrs. Mac meintesh President Mrs. Allan Mc- Taggart 1st, Vice Ducharme Mrs. Urban Pros. 2nd, Vice Pres.. ....' Mrs, Jas. Hart SeoretarY .... Mrs. Wm. Bremner Asst. Sec. .... Mrs. Leslie Knight Distric t Director Mrs.Mac McIntosh Alternate Dist. Director Mrs: Urban Ducharme Treasurer ....... Mrs. Clare Veitch Branch Directors ..... Mrs. Ross Knight, Mrs. Cliff Bray, Mrs. Goldwin Knight. Pianist Mrs. Leslie Knight Asst. Pianist .... Mrs. Clare Veitch Auditors 'Mrs. Glenn Htiether, Mrs. T-Tarvey Smith Public Relations MrS. Cordon Draft ;el to Fair Doard Mrs. (Nett }nether, Mrs. Ross Knight, Mrs. Clem Steffler. Ciirater ....... Mrs. Jas. Brettiner S"rmdirid Ctornmitteos 7ielilture & Canadian Industries Mrg, 'Clem Siefillee, Mrs. Cliff Dray Intrioncenomics Er Health Mrs. (lire Voila'. Mrs. The, Hart F,vcro s . . Mrs. tieSlie PEOPLE WE KNOW Mrs. lila Davis is visiting with relatives at Schomberg. Grant Saucier, Thoroid spent a recent weeKonu with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin. :yin and Mrs. Bruce Hyde (uee Doris Gill) of Sarnia were Easter visitors witn Mrs. Edythe Cardiff, Ethel. Mr. Oran Russel, who spent the winter months in Therold, has returned home. Mrs. Jack Wilson returned home Friday. after spending the Easter Florida .holiday with friends in Mr. and Mrs. .uavid Hastings, jr., Susan Coleman and Don McNeil spent Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Baeker and family at 2041 Sutherland Drive, in. Burlington.. M. and Mrs. Stanley Wilson and Larry, Hamilton, spent Easter weekend with Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Wilson, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bowes of Ethel. C, L. Cousins attended an Ice Cream convention held at the Brock Hotel ..in Niagara Falls, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Don Edgar and family were holiday visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Higgins and. Mrs. W. Edgar. ;Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Madsen and family, Klaus and Christian, of Ottawa, have been visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Ian McDonald. Mr. Madsen is the Agricultural Attache of the Royal Danish ba ss y, Ottawa. Rev. H. L. and, Mrs. .Termings. moved on Tuesday to take up residence in their new parish at. Christ Church. Huntingford. 'RALES HELP WANTED' MALE R. FEMALE MEN '— WOMEN Earn as much as $ and more Per botir calling on yOur friends. relatives. neighbours. etc. NO capital required to start. Products well known everywhere. Writri immediately- for con:Mete in- formation. Towleigh. Dept. C-152- HF, 4005 Richelieu, SC Henry. Motitteal. ANNUAL IREMEN'S BALL BRUSSELS LEGION HALL FRIDAY. APRIL 15th MUSIC BY: KEN WLLBEE ORCHESTRA Dress Optional Lunch Will. ae Licensed ADMISSION $2.00 per Couple 666,59 Monteith, Monteith 8,-; audit account township„.... 425.00 school area The Municipal World g:ibsoriptir 'it TO Conley, office supplies he', 'Weber, supplies trionty of writer Stratford Beacon 23. $5189.46 iteeve Clerk Historical itesearcii Cairrent 1.,.;vehts . 1111'6. 1..k.161.1e. IN.111g111., jul's. Li.oreon. Education rvirS., • Groan Oucliarine, Airs. (.1-01(1Wilii, Knight. Resolutions Mrs. it ussel., Knight. Suashine Mrs. Frank Smith' •