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VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MEETING
The regular meeting of Village
Council was held in. the Munici-
pal Office in August 8th, 1966,
all members being present,
The following motions were
carried.
Moved by H. J. TenPas, sec-
onded by C. L. Cousins that the
minutes of the meetings of
July 4th and July 18th, 1966 be
adopted as read.
Moved by H. J. TenPas, sec-
seconded by J. L. McCutcheon
that the Village of Brussels ac-
cepts the amount assessed by the
Wingliam and District Hospital
for ambulance service in the
amount of $999.27, being: our
share of the capital costs for a
garage and the purchase of
ambulances.
Moved by H. 3. TenPas, sec-
onded by 0, L. Cousins that
ley-Law No. 1966 be introduced
and read a first and second time
and passed.
This being a by-law adopting
the Ontario Municipal Employees
Retirement System.
Moved by 3. te McCutcheon,
seconded by I. G. Campbell that
By-Law No. 9-1966, be read a
third time and passed and the
Reeve and. Clerk he authorized to
sign and sealed with the Corpor-
ate Seal.
Moved, by T. G. Campbell, sec-
onded by' J, L. McCutcheort that
the accounts as approved for
payment be paid.
Weterloo Co-operative
Medical Servies
insurance We*
P. U. C. power
light
Post Office, stamps
P.U.C., street lights
Elder's Store, supplies ....
Glenn Rathwell, fill
J. M. McDonald Lumber
material
Pollard Bros., calcium .,.. 438.66
Ross Alcock, fox
bounty .... . . I . 0.04. 4.00
Jac. Blake, fox
bounty . . ..... . 4,00
Lloyd Macklin, gravel.
and grading 452.00
Richard Alcock, medic-
inal supplies 1.60
Oldfield Hardware
supplies ..e. - 8.72
Municipal World
supplies 5.04
Bernard TenPas & Sons
repair sidewalks 420.00
Bert Rassman, dog
catcher 10.00
Glenn McKercher, loader
work ..... 70100
Wielleeele Goni Yorr!,
Don't Miss
"The Hell Drivers"
Here Aug. 24th
The Imperial Hell Drivers per-
form through two hours and 20
events of the most exciting driv-
ing -imaginable. Hell Driving the
spanking new 1066 Valiants over
ramps, into reverse spins, care-
ening :along on two wheels, multi-
car precision driving, criss cros.
sing Within a.. hair's breadth of
one another, while being inter.
spaced with motorcycle stunts and
comedy acts. The show then
swings into the second half, pre-
senting "SUICIDE INC.". the
crash segment of the fast mov-
ing show. A number of older
cars are rolled over, flipped end
over end, smashed head-on, and
flown through the air to com-
plete destruction in such events
as the Crash Roll, Dive Bomber,
Tee Bone, Head-On, and Ice Wall
Smash, making this the top rated
crash show in the British Com-
monwealth, and truly the "WILD-
iDST SHOW ON WHEELS".
Because the second half of the
show was partially rained out
last year The Hell Drivers have
intimated they will give a long-
er performance this year.
labour and truck 21.50
Douglas J. Callender
July Nursing Acct.. 382.25
Canadian Imperial Bank
of Commerce, Tax de-
ductions and. C. P. 61.80
Brussels s?ost Office
, 17. I. S. 6.24
Gordon Stiles, July garbage
collection 165.00
East Huron Agricultural
Soc. 1946 grant 150,00
Skelton, Gibson. & Assoc-
iates, sewer survey .-. 500.00
Moved by T. L. McCutcheon
seconded by I. G. Campbell that
we tender on 200 feet more or
less of 4 foot sidewalk 4 inches
thick on. Turnberry Street North.
Moved by C. le. Cousins, sec-
onded by H. J. TenPas that a
(lona ti on of $150.00 be given to.
the East finron Agricultural Soc-
iety for 1966.
The firm. of Skelton, Gibson I 4and Associates represented 'by
. Mr. Eric Skelton presented a
Preliminary report on a pro-
posed sanitation ,eystem for the
Village of Brussels.
Moved by T. G. Campbell sec-
onded by C. L. Cousins that the
meeting adjourn, to meet again
September 6, 1966 or at the call
of the Reeve.
J. C. Te'reutee Wee H.
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Pass Tests After
Swimming Instructions
The following. list or names in-.
eludes all the beginners, Juniors,
intermediate and Seniors who
passed their tests at the Seaforth
Lions Pool in July.
The swimming instructions
were sponsored by the Brussels
Legion and Lions Club.
Beginners:
Armstrong, Brian
Armstong, Murray,
Blake, Joyce ,
Cardiff, Coleen
Exel, Frances
Finch, Beveriy
T-Temingway, Karen
Tjulzebos, Joe • •
Humphries, Roger ..
,Tehnieson, Patsy •, Knight, Bruce.
Bernice
Logan, Dave
Logan, Jack
Pennington, Bonnie.
Peters, Jacob . •
Raythond, Bruce
Rooney, Helen
Rooney, Patsy
Simpscn, Joan
Sullivan. Bill
\-17 ,tt.so.n. David
Wheeler. Dale
• Wheeler, Gerald
• Willis, Dianne
Juniors?
Blake. Janet
Gibson., Donald
FLanns. Tulle
I-T.emingWay, Ray
Shortreed. Bill
Stephenson. Joan
Sullivan, Maureen
Seniorse
Pearson, Nancy .•
Lions Pool Senior:
(For these under.13 yrs)
jenda Wilson.
en-else wee missed their begin-
neva eretests. but failed the final
fpqt.t. wern ,r;vPn Seaforth Lions
Taf1rn1 ,, enrols and ribbons.
Blake, Bruce
Blake. Frances
Brigham, Chris
Houston, Janice
Knight. Mary Ellen
Nosteniule Peter
Mitchell, Ross
Pearson, .Tanet
D'O YOU KNOW'?
The 1937 - 3S exam result
records of the Brueeele Contin-
uation :School are urgently re.
(mired. Anyone knowing where
they can be obtained kindly
contact the office of the BruS,
sels Post as soon as possible.
SEE THE HELL-DRIVERS -
Don't forget to see the Hell-
i)Sreiqk fif't'h Alit' .
STOP!
Stop means T 0 P. Persons
who persist in ignoring the stop
signs on streets ill this village
are going to be taken to task
for the offence.
The Gouncil have had these
Signs erected for your protection,
that of both motorists and pedeste
leans and intend to see that they
are obeyed before someone is
killed.
Watch it folks, YOU may be
the one who dies,
PEOPLE ,WE 'KNOW
LAC and Mrs. F. W. (Bill)
Stephenson and twin daughters,
Kimberley and Keine, Matville,
France, are vacationing with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steph-
enson.
Lester Machan, Toronto, who
had just returned from a trip to
Europe spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Leonard Meehan, here and at
their 'cottage.
Mr, and MTh. W. W, Smith,
MT. and Mrs. Ross Smith and
Mr. and .Mrs. Robt, Wheeler atten-
ded the Burnett - Wilson wedding
in Blind River over the week
end. The groom, Sandy Burnett,
Toronto, is the nephew of Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Smith.
The friends of Mrs. John
Schaefer (nee Marion Michel)
Were sorry to know that she, her
husband and young son were
injured in a recent traffic accident
in Llstowel.
Congretula.tions to Douglas
Elliott, named an Ontario
,Scholar in the Grade 13 exam
results released this week.
Mr. and Mrs, David Kennedy.
Toronto, were Sunday visitors
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R. W. Kennedy.
GBO. McGUTCH.EON ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF HURON-BRUCE
PC ASSOCIATION
George McCutcheon, Brussels,
was eleeted president of the
Huron-Bruce Progressive Con-
servative Associa,tion during a
reorganizaton meeting held in
Tele-know Tuesday night.
Other officers are: vice-
president Dr, Ted Shaughnessy,
•of Wingham, chairman of Tues-
day's meeting; and secretary-
treasurer, Mrs. Jack Lloyd of
R, 13. Cousins, of Brussels,
was named area chairman for
Ibatssels, Morris and. Grey,
scoGiiitensti,, splleyaillisicirio;tmt,hivetopitzetoi7
tOiti itliiiNIPP i9i PRittt
W.D.H.S, Grade 13
Results For .Ef. 1.8
Area Students
Douglas Elliott, son. of Mr. and
Mrs. George Elliott, of Bruseele„
received an Ontario Scholarship-.
J, Brian Kerr was the other
WDH.S student who is an Ontario
scholar.
Breckenridge, Dale: Hist. 52,
PhyS. 50, (Them. GS, French 52. •
Elliott, Douglas: Eng. 85, Alg.
87, Geom. 82, Trig. St. 01, Phys.
93, C.hem. 91, French 86.
Kra.uter, David: Hist. 62, Geom.
57, Trig & St. 70, Phys. 57.
McWhirter, George: Eng. 52,
'Alg.. 70, Geom. 66, Trig. & St. 62,
Biol: 52, .Phys. 69, , •
Moses, Margaret:. Ent?. 58, Alg.
57'„ ,Geern. 52, Trig. & st, 53, inws..
53, Chem. 50, French .69.
Nicholson, • Margaret; 121ng. 67,
Alg, -50, Biol.. 59, Cbem. .pren--
ch,. 57.
'procter, Murray: E,ng. 53, Alg.
89. Georn, 84, Trig. & St. 90, .Chem.
SS. French 53.
Taylor, Robert: Alg' 50. Geom..
54, Trig & St. 51.
Tum-ey. Linda: fling. 69. Hist.
Alg. 70, Trig. & St. 72, Phys.
70. Chem. 74, French 72.
Wightman, Ross: Eng. 55, '.,Alg.
60, Geom. 55. Trig & St, 57.i...131ol.
Si., Phys. 59, Chem. 56.
Wilbee, June: End;, 54, Hist.
0.5. Chem. 02. Latin 59. French,
5R.
Spin Around The Track
Another week of racing has
come and gone.
:Friday night found our local
number "73" at the Deleware
Raceway. Jack picked up- the
checkered flag in. the first race
but was kept. boxed in, picking,
up a fifth spot, in both the semi
and feature races.
'Panelling down to Flamboro
Speedway Saturday night was
a little more rewarding. The first
race ended with .Tack in fourth
Position The semi race found
Sack in first place and much to
the delight of his fanS carried
the checkered flag in the feature
race also.
This week and next Will find
the crew preparing for two big
races. Friday night Deleware
Raceway is holding a 100 lap
International and the following
Saturday Aug 27. the Flamboro
Speedway is holding a 150 lap
International. These are two big
challenges Old we're hoping to
find you in at least. one of
winner's circles Jack.
SEE THE HELL-DRIVERS
Don't forget to nee tho
Pl'iltt 1101'0 oil :Alv,
and
195,66
6.00
1$0.55
1.66
14.00
35.00