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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-10-13, Page 1*00 A Year in Advance: TOWNSHIP OF GREY COUNCIL MEETING Meeting held, October 3rd, Resolutions passed as follows: By Lawson Ward and Melville Lamont that the minutes of the last meeting be adopted as read By Charles Thomas and Ken, nett Bray that the Reeve and. Treasurer be authorized to make application to the DeParinent of Highways for interim subsidy on road expendituret3. By Lawson Ward and Melville Lamont that ,Court of Revisiori on the 1966 Assessment Roll for 19q7 taxes be now. opened. By Lawson Ward and Melville Lamont that the decision of the Court of Revision on the anneals On the 1966 Assessment Roll for 1967 taxes be as follows: — Wm. L. Campbell, SE pt. Lot 23 & SW pt. Lot 24, Con, 7 build- ing assessment reduced $1;500. Kasimir Sebastian, Pt. Lot 23, 'Cote 8, building assessment re- duced $600. John .Tohnston, Pt Spt. Lot 19 Con. 1, building assessment re- duced 1$143010. Land assessment reduced $100. Welland Kranter. Lot 25, Con. 8, building assessment reduc- ed $750, Changes in property owners as follows: — Lot 24. Can, 10 James, cT a gga rt to Michael Guilt t.Z. en. Lot S. Con. 14 Glenn Ronnenberg to Gordon Blake. tot, 11, Con. 6, Frtsir Hoy to Kenneth and TIelen. Bray. 13y Kenneth Bray and Charles, Thomas that Court of Revision on the 1966.67 Assessnient Roll be adjourned. By iMelville Lamont and Charl- es Thomas that Court of Revision. on the Blechert Municipal. Drain. be Closed and By-la' No, 18 be finally passed as read a third time, By Melville Lamont and Law- son Ward that By-law No. 19 to set the date of Nomination and Election and to appoint Deptity Returning Officers and 'Poll Clerks be finally passed. Nonlin- alien meeting to be held Thurs- day, Noveinber 24th and Elect ion, Saturday, December 3rd, 1966, By Kenneth Bray and Lawson Ward that We aecept the request of Stan Alexandet to cleati out a portion of the Close Drain to. clear tile. By Dawson 'Ward and Melville Lamont that applica,tion for loans in the amounts of $300, WM. and $500 under the Tile Deniimge Act lie accepted. By Kernieth Bray and Lawson Ward that By-law No. 29 under the Tile Drainage Aet he passed. By Kenneth Bray amid Lawson Ward that we advertise fcit tenders for Snowplowing for 1916- 1907 season. Tenders to state size and. make of equipment seol rteee nee Izmir, 'Tenders b::i 'he in• bv 1.2 o'clock noon Oct. 13th, 196(1. By Melville Lamont anti Clete- ICS Thotinis that all rinfireYett (contInne4 on. Inds% time). CRANBROOK Personate • Miss. Wendy Cronkite, Lucan, spent 'Thanksgiving with Miss Jo Anne Dunn, Other visitor at the Dunn bottle included Mr, and Mrs, Stanley 'Maehan, ListoWel, Mr, and Mrs, Allan, Dunn and family and. Mr. and Mrs. Den Jacklin and Tracy Lynn, all of 'Kitchener, ThanksgiVing visitors with Mrs. Stewart Evans included Miss Beverley Evans, Kitchener, Brian Evans, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Barry Taylor, Listowel, and Mrs. Doug Evans and Cindy, Garry Evans and Lynn Evans and :yrs. 1 f.. Corsalitz, Ethel. Miss Kate McNabb, Temiskam- in, was home for the holiday weekend. Mr. and Mrs: Ross Speiran, Saginaw, Misses ,Gertle Pride and Maxine Smalldon, Kitchener, visited with Fred Sm.alldon and Mrs. Smalldon in Victoria Heap- ital, where she underwent sur, gory last week. Mr, and Mrs. Ross Engel had as -411ests for Than ksgiving Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Wick and family, Mr. and Mrs. C.anipbel Grant and family Listowel, and John Engel and son David, Dublin, Mr. and Mrs. Mac Engel visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark and Alex Dark, near Auburn, on Sen. day. Mr. and Mrs. Catherwood and family, London, spent Thanks, giving with Mr, and Mrs. Frank. SMith and family. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon. Engel and faimiily accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Mae Engel spent Thanks- , giving Monday in ;London and St. Thomas and visited Mrs, Fred SMalldon in Victoria Hospital. The regular service in Knox Presbytehian Church will he held at 9.45 with Sunday School to be held at 10,45 through the month of October. October WMS Meeting The October meeting of the 117MS Was held at the home oe Mrs, Allan Smith With an attend:. Mice of 12 members and one visitor, Mrs. Alex Steiss, the leader,. opened the meeting with Thanksgiving thoughts and pray or. The "WMS motto was Ming with Miss Alice .T1, Forrest as pianist. The Scripture reading Psnlinb 103. was read in unison the Medi to them given by Mrs. John ,Perrie, Mrs. W. Strickler led ill prayer. followed by a rending "The necessity fer"Thanksgfeing" by Mrs. Mac Engel. The roll call was answered with a Thanks- giving verse, The new study hook and tulip brae for planting around the church were disenre sett. Calls on sick and shirt-ins were reported. M.S. SteiSS read poem and Mrs. Harold .Tocklib led in Brayer. Mrs. C. A, whin, iVrorit, inn, gave time Thanksgiving tonic "Weito yonr own Preolaniation" 'based on Psalms 1.00 and tot 'rho VIOOtItig 0100.1 'Mar MUD AND RAIN HAMPER INT. PLOWING MATCH In spite or rain that has fallen datly, streams of ears have Passed through here from the north on their way to the Inter- national Plowing Match near Seaforth. The rains have turned the Scott Farms, Scene of the match, into a sea of mud. Shortly after the match opened on Tuesday directors of the Ontario Plow- men's Association announced that the n$atch would be continued on to Saturday. Many local residents have not enjoyed skating in the mud, but still enthusiasm draws people to this international event. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. and Mrs, Morse. Michele and Brian, London; Mr. and Mrs. Gary La Courtois and Joan and Miss Jean Morse, St. Thomas; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hutton, Shirley, Murray and Gary. of Listowel; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hudson and Maurice. of Kurtz- vile and Mr. and. Mrs. Murray Gedehe of Kitchener spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and. Mrs. Wm. Morse. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrie Cousins and family- were Thanksgiving visitors with relatives in. Clifton, N. 3', and New York. Mr. and. Mrs. C. Matheson were visitors in. Sarnia for Thanksgiv- ing. Thanksgiving Day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller were Mr. and Mrs, Ray Miller and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Soh- leuter and family all of Galt, Mr. deter and family, all of Galt. Mr. and Mrs. Ron White and family of Georgetown, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cooper and family of Kii pPen and Mr. and, Mrs. Gerald. Miller and Joanne of Grey Town- ship. Mrs. R. W. Stephens has re- turned. home after spending a month with members of her' Benedietiote Ltitich Was served by Mrs. Stanley risotto, Mrs. Mac Engel and the hesteSs, Mrs: Wes Melilachern Will be hostess for the November meeting, CranbrOak,W.I. The Women's institute Met fit the ,hente of Mrs. Leslie Knight: Roll call Was a country betel:LOU to A.C.WAV, Curront events Were given by Mrs. Cloldwin 'Knight. Mrs. Allan MeTaggritt :gave, the topic, "India, Homeland Of PreSi- dont Of A..C..W.W. Mrs. 'Urban clip1)ticha.r"me dezerristrated articles Made from plastic, Mrs. LeSlie Knight reeorted on the County Rally October 3, at Auburn amid Mrs. Clare Voitch on Ow convott• ion at Guelph, Each, Member was asked to hake three fruit p161 fot th.6 plOting rdAtell Eloaforth. MORRIS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BOARD The regular meeting of Morris Township School Area Board was held in Brussels School Oct- ober 5th. John Stewart absent. The minutes or the September meeting were approved on motion of C. 'Haines and p. Gowing, Motion C. Gowing and B. Elliott that a bonus of $100 be paid to each teacher completing a summer course. Motion Elliott and Haines that supply teachers be paid at the rate of $18.00 per day. Motion Elliott and Gowing that pupils be allowed one day to .attend the Ploughing Match. Motion Elliott and Haines that pupils in Morris Township will be picked up when buses are in operation, at the point of the residental farm lot nearest to the bus route. Motion Gowing and Elliott, that contracts for school buses in Morris Township be awarded as follows: Route 2 to Belgrave School, prank Elliott for $4900. Ralph Pearson for $5000. Route 6 to Brussels School Route 7 to -Brussels School Glen Smith for $4243. Route S to Blyth School R. D. McClinchey for 4500. In each case an additional twenty cents per mile will be paid for any increase in mileage to be added to any route. Motion Gowing and Haines: That the East half of concession seven be added to route 7 as outlined in the original schedule.. The following bills -were Pas- sed for payment: Construction Projects Brussels $33248.62 $41967.40' Architect $ 4122,29 General Account Cordon Stiles, fuel $1393 .65 $23,00 vBrussels Post Educator Supplies $30;9:278 33 Hood StipPlieS L. Blake $40.00 ' Glebe and Mail $0.00 MeOutCheort Motors $3.10 G. Workman $07,95 CT)1)A.°I Clark Derit 8 $2 415..0°0S Ryerson Press $160.20 Blyth 5 - store $3.62 C Cowing, wood s$21304..0500 School Pair Next regular meeting Novemb- at 2, at 5.30. Meeting adjourned. motion C. Cowing. Rals1,1S,eht in; Geo. McCnicheon Chairman Jac/-c Thyotte To Present Concert Oct. 27th Tack Thynne and. his entertain- ers frill present a. concert in the Legion }tall here on Thursday. October 27th. sponsored by the Program Corrimittee of the. Cen- tohnial Project. Proceeds to go to the Centennial BrOject. Watch for further annonce, mint nold VOW POST PUBLILSEINii HOUSSI rune tree trimming 500..00 PAT.C. streetlights and light Post Office, stamps Win. H. King registrations and selecting jurors Elizabeth Drorison, emitter- ai ing 22.83 Wm. H. King., R.O. 50.00 C.J. Cardiff enumerating 14.07 J. C. Knitter selecting jurors 4~ Oil C. 0. Cardiff, selecting jairots 4.00' TT. fell, D.R.O. 10.00' Bernard TenPas. con- struction sidewalk 521,00 leleiotl. Poll No, j, rent 10,0tt n. W. 'Kennedy, print- leg ,59.25 Vora RaFliings. pail clerk 5.00 Gordon Workthan service call 3,00 K. G. Plum. D.P..0 (ci-mtifillrd on 1115446 licm0 THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, OCT. 13th, 1966 $2.50 To 'U.S.A. VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS COUNCIL !MEETING The regular meeting of the Village Council was held in the Municipal Office on 'October 3rd, all members being present. The following motions Were Carried. Moved by C. L. Cousins, sec- onded by I. C. Campbell that the minutes of the meetings of Sept, ember the 13th and 9th be adoptod as read. Moved by H. J. TenPas, seconded by J. L. McCutcheon that the Reeve proclaim November 11th, 1906 a Public Holiday. Moved by 3. L. McOutcheon, seconded by H. J. TenPas that the Village send a delegate to Ottawa with the Committee rep- resenting the Designated Area — this representative being Coun- gator Campbell or Ceo. Mutter. Moved by S., U. McCuteltem Seconded by C. b. 'Cousins that the Council concur with the mot- ion by the Library Board, buil, c!ating their desire to join and re- ceive the. benefits of the iluron. County Regional -Library Boord„ Mr, Clifford Cardiff, the Village Assessor presented the 1967 AsSe- ment Roll. The total assessment of $741-550.00 is a slight increase from, last year. with two more . PrOperties to be assessed before the end of the year. The con- stantly fluctuating population is 846, down four from last Year." Moved by 1, G. Campbell, sec- onded by T. L. McCutcheon that we accept. the Assessors Roll as presented by C. Cardiff. Moved by C.. U. Cousins, second- ed by TonPas that the. Court of Revision be held November 1, 1966. at the next regular ses- sion of Council subject to the ap- proval of the County Assessor, Alex Alexander, Moved by C.. L. Cousins, see- ended by J. L. McCutcheon that the accounts as approved be paid. Fred 'Phonies, part. pay- 189.81 26.00 8.34 10.01)