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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-11-17, Page 1iru seti5 THE BRUSSELS POST, Tit ritsDAY, NOV. 17th, 1966 12,00 A Year at Advance TOWNSHIP OF GREY COUNCIL', 'MEETING Meeting held on November 7th. Resolutions passed as fol- lows; $y 'Kenneth Bray and Lawson Ward that the minutes of the last regular meeting and special meeting of October 18th be adopt- ed as read. BY Marles Thomas anti Ken- neth Bray that Brussels Agricul- tural Society be given a grant of Three Hundred Dollars, By Melville Lamont end Ken, proves the erection of a predom- leth Bray that this Council ap, inantly vocational addition and, alterations to the present Wing, ham District Trigtvii School Bnild- ing to accomodate en. additional 510 pupils, and the issuance of debentures on the assessment of the combined Lucknow and Wingham District T-Tigh School Area in payment or approxim- gtely 25% of the total cost of the said additions and alterttions. By Lawson Ward and Melville Lamont that an apnlication for a lona o f e1e 300, Finder the Tile Drainage Act be accepted, By Kenneth Bray and Meville Lamont that By-laws No's 21, 22. 23. 24 and 25 of 1066 under the elite eeeimige Act, be passed. By Charles Thomas and Lawson Wald Hue we agree to join the Enron Corley Library System By .Kenneth Pray and Lawson Ward that we accept, the request. of. Stan Alexander to give him we ep, out let f())' tile in T.ots 22 and Concessions f3 and 7 on. ri-nrcssinn Brain By Charles Thomas and Law- son Ward that a. proi est oe mauled to 1\I r, Keith Hunt of CM/ protesting the closing of the CNR station at Brussels with copies to be sent to Bob MOKinley MP and Murray Gaunt AIPP. By Lawson Ward and Melville Lamont that all approved accounts bebey paid, By Kenneth 13tay and Lawson Ward that We now adjourn to Meet again Dec. 5th or at the call of lee iieeve. The following accounts paid Tee Drainage Loans ,„. $6,298.55 Melvin Caenochate tile Beepector 37.4.5 E. M. Cardiff. fees tile loans 51,20 Brussels Agricultural ere-fro-v. event 300,00 Grey Twp. Federation of of. Agriculture Farmstead improvement. Center- grant 250.00 Melvin Ctmochen. 'West ArcTageart Drain Mel vin Carnochan. 1-Tart & Blelei Agreement Drain 16.00' eiVit Caenochan. Cork 8,00 lira .............. 7\1' 0.ardifr. drain ref MOO eelee on *Poll Witightieb, and Dieiriet Hee- elfel littre of Arribn. Horticultural 'Society .November Meeting The November meeting of the Brussels T-Iorticultural Society will be held in the Public Lib- rary on November 21st, at S p-m• Miss Mary Realm of Wingham will be the guest of the evening and give a Demonstration of plostic articles using the Christ- i-WAS theme. Miss Heahn has al) peered on CKNX. Tickets will he sold on a Christmas take. Everyone' is welcome. GUIDE REPORT "A Guide Impitg was held on November la in the library. The meeting began with a game of strap which was enjoyed by alt. Following this was camp fire in which the Guides -sang songs. The Guides on First Class learned to sketch maps.The Sec. oast Class girls worked on knots. The Tenderfoot members were taught the origin and beginning of 'he Guide Company. After the meeting Court of Honour wee discussed. Clifford R. rliitthar .7.1'41Vrtio M, rinrdiff Couple Honored On 25th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bray of Grey Township and Mr, and Mrs, Jaimes Davis of Lucan were honored guests in Cranbrook Com- munity Centre when friends, relatives, and neighbours gathered to celebrate their 25th wedding 4tnniverKaries. The ladies are twin sisters. The evening' was spent in play- :Mg cards at the close of which a buffett lunch was served. During the course of the even- ing an address was read by Kenneth. Bray and the celebrat- ing couples were presented with may lovely gifts. PEOPLE WE KNOW Mrs. M. Heath, Toronto, *as a weekend visitor in Brussels. Stuart Nichol, Toronto spent the weekend with his. mother, Mrs. Frank Nichol. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Heise and Kenneth, Aliso, Craig, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Archie Moses. Mr. and, Mrs. Steve Burleigh of Oneida, N.Y. Visited Mr, and Mrs. Ivan Campbell over the weekend. Mrs. Wm,. Revie and children of Barrie, Were visiting over the weekend with her grandmother; Mrs. George Davis. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Budnark of :Oakville, were weekend visitors With hip parents Mr. and Mrs, Wes. Beelnark. Congratulations to Miss Bonnie Workman; daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Workman, who re ceived her R. N. A. at the grad- uation ceremonies at Ontario Department of Health Nursing Assistants Centre; Beck Sanitar- ium., London, Mrs. Jack Vine, Leedom Mre. Robert Goldner, Listowel and Mrs. Carl McDonald, Ethel, spent Wednesday with Mrs, Wm. Morse. :Keith Turnbull ,has returned to Fox Main, Northwest Territor- ies, With the Federal ElecteiG,, Dew Line, after a. six week vacat- ion at home with his parents, Mr. and Mee. -Tee. Turnbull.. Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Jenkins of Ingersoll. were visitors with Mr and Mts. Clarence Martin On. Friday. Mr. and Mts. Fred Martin and family of Richmond Hill and Mr and Mrs, 1-Taeold Price and family visited at the sath.e henie col Sunday. W. T, ("API" PARTY' The Majestic 'Women's "(tsti- lute will hold a Card Party in the Prnssels Public Library on Mote der December 5th. at 8:30 p.m. Please reserve this dete. CHRISTMAS. SHOP •E•AOLVI: EAST HURON PRODUCE ROBBED Cash, rumoured to he in the neighbourhood of $700t WEI.EN s ()len at the Epst Huron Produce here on Monday during the noon hour. The money was discovered missing when the staff returned from dinner. No sign of a forced. entry was apparent and it is sur- mised that the cutpeit may have been biding on the premises when the staff left at noon, The OPP, Wingham. Detach- went are investigating. kt rs. R. ..Grasby Elected • President Ladies' DiviSion • Breeeeele 'Fall Fair Board A, board meeting. of the Tidies'' Division of the Brussels Fall Fair, was held at the home of Mrs. Charles Davis, Wednesday, November 9th. The prize list wars completely revised. Mrs. James Mair, secre- tary-treasurer gave her report showing a balance of $30.00. There a"tll be a Hydro Cooking School in May. More particulars of this err-"t will be given later. Mrs. Craig, retiring president,.. thanked the directors for their help during her term of office. Mrs. Wen. Turnbull moved a vote of thanks to Airs. James Mair on her retirement as secretary- treasurer. Mrs. Mair's office has not • been filled at this time, Mrs. Davis served a delicious Inm-h at the elo:se. of the meeting, An memorial service was held Thursday evening at nine o'clock. The funeral was held Friday at a p.m, at, the D. A. Reran erel Home with Rev. F. G. Braby o ff in tine. Pallbearers were Carson Watson. Glenn Smith. Reginald lA"etson. Selwyn. Baker. Ralph Pearson and Lloyd Workman. Florpi tributes were carried by three grandsons, Douglas. nee cerald WItreler Tem Dora ry t Dial Innen t was made in Brussels Burinl Chanel POST PlaiLISILING REMEMBRANCE DAY PARADE AND SERVICES Residents of this community remembered their war (lead at a Cenotaph and Church service here, on Friday, Nov, 11th Members of the Royal Canadian i egion anch elS, with their auxiliary members, and Brown- ies, led by the Legion Pipe Band and color hearers, paraded from the Legion Hall to the Cenotaph; under the command of parede inarehall Tea lliott, for a service at 11,45 a,m. Rev. A, Johnston of Brussels `Cubed Church and Rev, F. G. Bieby of St, John's Anglican Church participated in the service, Wrea,the were placed for the various organizations by the fol- lowing representatives; F. 0, Peter Baker, Mrs. halter Province or Ontario. Mrs. Duncan. Brussels Legion Branch 218; Ray Bronson, aces Auxiliary, Mrs David Hastings. Legion Pipe Band, Jack 'Willis Township of Morris, SteWart Procter. Township of Grey, :Clifford Dunbar, Village of Brussels, Calvin Kreuter. St. Ambrose R. C, Church, Mrs :Margaret Kelly; St. John's AF&AM. Lawrie Ceenine Prussels Lions Club, George Mutter, Brussels United Church. Cecil McFadden, Melville Presbyterian Church. Tem ATP cirnrIono Duff's riffled. Church, Walton, W:11 1 loop and Rebekah I or1P:e, Airs Yiary Davidson, Brussels LOT.. En-Jerson Mitch- 1' St. John's Anglican Church, Mrs, Daisy MacT,ean. WoMen's Institute, Mrs. Tom MacFarlane. Cranbrook Women's Institute, Alt's, Frank Smith. institute, Mrs institute, TTenry Brussels Fire Dept., 'ANThirter While flags wore dipped in' silent tribute' those Erathrsred for the service remembered Cni'S 11110 ..211VP thinly hive's iii the Oa 11SP of Institut, eeace which we ;en ye not yet riebieved, ' ibe close or the cenotaph son. tie the nariele, nrocooded to T ''11 '' 1n ,z1tvan Church foe service of Remembrenee afar in the (ley the Legion acid Anelliary niembers, with thou' pertneep. r41,100 o banquet. were To U.S.A. Douglas 'Elliott Wins Carter Scholarship The Department of Eiducation has anounced the winners of the •Carter Scholarships for Huron County: 1st, Douglas Elliott, Wingham District High School. 2rid, Catherine Could Goder- i oh District Institute, 3rd, John F, Graham, South Huyen Distriet High School, Douglas, son of Mr, and. Mrs George Elliott, Brussels, has added yet. another honor to his scholastic achievements. BAILG. Telephone System rental and tolls 11.03 City of London, welfare charge back 30.76 Fiemstra Nursing Home Oct, account 122,25. Lothar Weber, relief account 181,54 Rent for relief 15.00 Relief account Oct. 27.50 Firemen to Alvin Mc- Donald's . . „.„ 22.50 Ellwood McTngga.rt. main- tenance & rope, fire dept. 7.58 Coo. Rowland. gasoline, fire dept.. 4.60 BOIL T. Cuningha.m, cables. fire dept. 10.13 Role. T . Cunningham. furnace oil 31.47 ex-enze Wesenberg. select wrore 5.00 10.00 Clifford Tt, Dunbar, select jitrors 5.00 F M. C.nrdiff, select jurors & report 10.60 ;Timmy 3) oliton garbage eollertion„ 21.00 Ttoads & T3ricltres 8.1128.80 yetir dfittetteffie eterpieg et with bevel! in "AreCtitelieort came- oar. toiT, Morris TownAttin. HARVEY E. MeC.UTCHEON. Harvey Ea rl • nermtcheon, 69, of Brussels died suddenly at his home here Wednesday, November 5lth. lie was a native of. Morris Township. a son of the late Mr. and 1%1 "F. Frank Mc('utcheon, and d n rninfl in Morris until retir- ing to Brussels. T-Te was a memb- er of St. John's Anglican Church. Surviving are nis wife, the former Florence Scott, one son, Clarence, Morris Township; two daughters, Mrs. Robert (Mary) Cower, Toronto, and Mrs. Lloyd (Helen) Wheeler; Grey Town- ship. One daughter, Bette, pre- deceased him in 194.2. Also stn- \riving are two brothers, William W.11-:i• W0111011'S of NTorris and 'Wesley of Bolton: Wm. I Ium p b ri es. two Meters. Mee. Robert (Ada) Brussels Majestic Craig. London and Mrs. William. eteee John Speh.. (Martha) Sholdice., Walton, and Exel and Family, five grandchildren, Exel.