The Brussels Post, 1966-07-14, Page 1$2.00 A Year lh Advance $2.50 To tr.E.A. BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, JULY 14th, 1966 POST PUBLISPIINCHOUSEI
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MEE'fING
The regular meeting of Cannel.'
was held in the Municipal Office
on July 4th. all membera being
present.
The following
carried.
Moved by H, J. ;'Ten Pas, sec-
onded by C. L, Cousins that the
minutes of the meetings of June
and June 11, 1906 be adopted, atf
read.
Moved by C. L, Cousins. sec-
landed by H. J. Ten Pas that
By-Law No, 6-1966 be introduced
and read a, first and second dine
and passed.
Moved by J. L. McCutcheon,
seconded by S, G. Campbell that
13y-Law No. 64966 be read a third
time and passed and the Reeve
and Clerk be authorized to sign
and sealed- with the Corporate
seal.
This is a By-Law authorizing
Ilia appointment of certain °me,
esr to serve the IVPunielpality or
Brussels for the year 1966.
Mr. Wm. H. King, the newly
appninted Clerk was sworn into
office by the Reeve, Mr. J. CI:
Kral! ter.
Moved by H. J. Ten Pas. sec-
onded by j L. MCCutcheon that
J.. H. Stratton and Archer Grew
ar be appointed. Chairman and
Vice hairman of the Centatemial
Committee. these two to select
their awn Committee to help.
Correspondence and accounts
presented.
Mcved by I. G. Campbell sec-
onded by Cl L. Cousins that the
accounts as approved be paid,
ra13.0.. streetlights
and fire hall 134,57
J. C. 'Kreuter, expenses re:
convention .. .
Oldfield Hdive.
supplies .....
Richard Alcock, medicinal
supplies 10.00
P.U.C. treight v 3.50
Scheoch Office Supplies
repairs 130,77
Searre & Co. Ltd.
traffic paint , ,,,,,,,
MacLean Fine Service
gas and
repairs
Geo. Somers, repairs,..
Douglas J. Callender,
June Nursing.
Care 1.4
McCattcheon Metope
repairs to Fire
Truck
Mrs. Edna Procter,
salary
Receiver General, Ta*
deductions
and C.P. 23.70
Post Office, U.I.S. . 12.00
Bert Rassman, dog
catcher 20.00
Ronald Zitruners,
radar 52,50
Moved by C. 1.. Cousins. sec-
onded by I. G. Campbell that the
Cotuncil authorize the Brunie
Recreational Committee to stop
up the traffic on James Street
between Catharine and Market
during any function at the Park
when they deem it advisable.
Moved by H. J. Ten Pas. Sec-
onded by C. L. Cousins that the
meeting adjourn, to in,eet. again
Auguste 8th, 1966 at 8 p.m.
J, Calvin Kreuter Hm. H. King
Reeve Clerk
Elliott Re-1..lnion
The annual Elliott reunion was
held in Bingeman's Park, Kitch-
ener on July 10th.
Around 150 sat down to a buf-
fet dinner, served in the pa*:
Hien at 1 lam.
The business portion of the re-
union followed daring which time
races were held for the' young
children under the supervision
of Evelyn Jarvis, Listowel assist,
ed by several teenage girls.
The president, Jean Skelding
Downsview, welcomed the guests
and introduced Bert Elliott of
Myth, who conducted the business
portlon or the reunion,
Roll call was taken.
minute of silence was held
for those who had reseed on
since the last reunion.
The secretary's report was read
by Bertha Elliott of .Brussels and
the treasurer's report was given
-by Verna Meade, Port Dover.
The follow/L i; gifts were pre-
sented:
Oldest One present — Annie
Kemp, Kitchener
Coming Farthest — 'Geo. Lucas,
Belfast
Most Recently Married — Mar-
. garet and Lloyd 'Moore, Niag-
ara Falls
Longest Married Katie and
Moore, Orangeville
Youngest Present -- Neil Giles,
Arias
E. on Plate t— Peggy Whaite,
Palmerston
Next reunion to be held on
,Time '25th, 1967, in the usual.
place. Ringeman's Park, Kitch-
ener.
A contest was held for the
older Ones. William-1 Moore, al-
though almost totally blind,
entertained with piano nuisic.
A social, time followed while
the younger ones enjoyed the
psvimming poet
Tail0 Alii4 40'1'104 0,1,
annual gathering. There were
about 515 enjoyed the they td=
gether,
Horticultural Society
July Meeting
The July meeting of the Brus-
sels Horticultural Society will be
held July 18th, in the Brussels
Public aJihrary at 8 p.m. There
will be a, floral demonstration.
Door prize, Everyone sv'elcorne.
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Bolger,
R.R. 2, Blyth, Ont., announce the
engagement of their (laughter,
Shirley Elizabeth, to 'Mr. Walter
Robert taillybrop, Soli of Mr. and.
Mrs. Irvine Lillycrop of Hamilton.
Ontario.
The wedding to take place on.
Saturday, August 6th. at 3:30
o'clock in Duff's United Church,
Walton, Ont.
TWO TIGER TALES
Sauturday, July 9t,
The Tigers dropped an 18 - 7
decision to the Brussels Bantams.
The Tigers played well but the
Bantaana were too strong.
Monday, July 11
The Tigers were leading with
two home rens by Kenneth Mc
Lean and one home run by
Murray Raymond, but were unable
to win against the Beigrave Fee
'Woes. Hugh' Nichol and Gerald
Wheeler shared the pitching,
chore.
Standing s 013
Atwood 0
Wingham 3
Beigrave t 4 4
Blyth
q
6
Tlissels '5
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MRS. ANNIE RAE
MrS. Annie 'Rae. 93, of Wr9x.
titer, died in Huronview. Clinton.
She was the Widow of Davi.d
W. Rae. She 'was the former Annie
McDonald, a daughter of the late
Mr, and Mrs. William, McDonald.
She lived in Grey Township until,
her marriage. when they moved
to Wroxeter,
She is survived by three sons.
James and Russell of Brantford;
William of Hanover; two broth-
ers, Diincan of Walkerton, and
William Of Brussels.
The funeral service was held
from the D, A. Rana funeral home
' in Brussels Thursday at 2 Thin.
Rev. Allan Johnston of Brussels
United Church will conduct the
service.
Burial will be in Wroxeter
cemetery.
Brussels, died last. Thursday in
1 Seaforth Hospital.
He Was widely known through-
out the entire area where he had
Served the public as a veterinarian
for 50 years and was a familiar
figure, travelling day and night,
fair weather and foul, to attend
sick animals. He retired about
five years ago.
He graduated from the Ontar-
io Veterinary College, then
located in Toronto, now in 'Guelph,
in 1907. He .practiced in Tavistock
four years after Spending some
time in Northern Ontario lumber
camps. He c:Pent a Year in Scot-
land before coming to Brussels
where he resided for the rest of
his lifetime.
A keen sports fan, he was him-
self a football player and in 1912
was 'manager of the Tavistock
junior football team. that won a
cham,'pionship. Ire enjoyed base-
ball and horse racing.
The ,son of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Quentin Anderson, he was
born on the third concession 'of
Morris Township. He was a
member of Melville Presbyterian
Church.
He is survived by his wife,
the former Elizabeth McNabb;
a sister, Mrs. William (Mary
Nebel) Ireland of Morris Town
ship.
The body rested 4t his late
residence until Monday when the
funeral service was held from
the D.A. Rann funeral home at
2 p.ni. The Rev. it TI. MacLean.
MoKlerator, Clinton. conducted
the service.
Pallbearers were .The Thueli,
Frank Sellers, Kenneth McDon-
ald. IGraeme McDonald, Jack
Pennington and Dale Nixon. 1
Burial toil 0100 171 7,17110FrtiFil
Combined. Pipe Bands To
Play Here Friday, Jul)? 15th
The Pipe Band will parade .on,
the Main Street og Brassele on the
evening of Friday, July •15th,
between the hours of 8;00 p,m.
and 10:00 p.m.
The band will include bands-
men of Brussels, Clinton, Exeter.
Forest, Strathroy anu Goderich
Legion. Pipe 13ands.
This band was formed this year
to fulfill an engagement in the
U.S.A. at the end of July.
At least a fifty Piece pipe band
was requested, but as none, of our
bands were large enough, the six
bands have banded together to
come up with a sixty piece band.
Owing to the nature of their
work, all of the Brussels band
will not be able to participate in
this engagement which 'will be
held at Sherrill, New York, on
the 29th, 30th and 31st of July.
On the evening of July 30th.
the band is also engaged to per-
form at the Griffiss Air Force
Base at Rome, approximately 15
miles north of Sherrill.
Members of the •Brussels Leg-
ion and businessmen will take
up a silver collection on the
15th, to raise funds to help
defray any out-of-the-pocket ex-
Pefises incurred on the trip down
and return.
Everyones assistance will be
much appreciated.
8th AND 16th UNIT OF
DUFF'S UCW, WALTON
The July meeting of Dare
United Church Women was held
at the home of Mrs. Rae Houston
on 'Monday evening, July 11th.
Mrs Alvin McDonald opened
the meeting. by reading an article
followed by the singing of hymn
669 "All people that'on earth do
dwell", with Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull
at the piano:
Mrs. Bert ,Bachert led in
prayer. The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the sec-
retary and the roll call "Men of
the Bible" was answered by
thirteen members. There was
one guest present. The scripture
taken from Math, 20, i, - 16 was
read by Mrs. Bert .l3achert. The
The topic "V;7'ork, and Wages In
the Kiev: Conn of God" was taken
by Mrs. Alvin McDonald. Hymn
483 "He teadeth Me, 0 Blessed
Thought" was sung.
The meeting closed with prayer
by Mrs. Alvin McDonald.
There was a short business
discussion.
Grace was sung and lunch was
aerved by Mrs. Den MeDertalg
1100.ifaei
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motions were
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17.54
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247.50
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Lloyd Jacklin, gravel and
grading ,,
B.M.G, Telephone, rates
rind tolls
pardon Stiles, Juno
petteMon
105,51
PEOFLE WE. KNOW
Mrs, A. 13 ,boakie, Newlmorket
and ber hrother, Peter Morrison,
St. IVEarya, were holiday visitors.
with Miss Beasie Moses.
A. TAlyot, Patricia and Judy of
Camp Borden were visitors at
the home of B. Plum this week,
Miss Doris Bates, Toronto is
holidaying with Miss Mae Skelton
this month.
M,rs. T. L, MacDonald spent
the weekend in. Toronto.
George and Mrs. Evans spent
a Lew days holidays in Muskoka
last week.
Mrs. Mae Schram of Camlachie
called on M. and Mrs. George
Elans and other friends in town
last week.
Mrs. Birkhead and Miss Peggy
rt. Watt, Weston, spent the week'
end with Mrs, R S. Hamilton,
Members of the Pearson and
Thompson families gathered at DR. JAMES ANDERSON
Sprinnbank for their eighteenth Dr. James Anderson, 85, of