The Brussels Post, 1966-12-01, Page 112.00 A Year ie AAvasee BRUSSELS POST, TKURS DAY, 1)4C. 1st, 1966 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Acclamation Returns
Grey Municipal Officers
Held in Ethel on Thursday,
with a fair crowd of ratepayers
in attendance,
'Attend Preaching Mission.
In $t. Thomas Church
Feveral members of Brussels
'United Church attended the
Preaelling Mission Services at
the new St. Mark's United Church
St, Thomas. Rev. Lloyd Brown,
formerly of Brussels is the
minister or this beautiful new
church. The guest minister for
the week was Rev. Cordon Hazel-
wood or Hhtimilton, formerly of.
'Walton. fled the music .was tinder
the direction of Rev. and Mrs.
Ives• Basinger of the U.S.
C R ANEW OOK
Personals
Sunday visitors with Mrs.
Stuart Evans included Mr. and
Mts. Taylor, Carol and Don, of
Varna Mosel Moore, Exeter and
-Me and Mrs. Barry Taylor, of
Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs, Aubrey Sthith
and senely, Toronto, visited over
the weekend with, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Smith.
MisseS Gertie Pride and Maxine
Smalldon, Kitchener, visited with
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Smelldon on
Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cameron
and family visited with Mr, and
Mrs. Danny Tiffin, Wingharn, on
Sunday.
Knox. Ladies Aid Hold
SucceSsful Bazaar
The annual bazaar under the
auspices' or the Ladies' Aid of
Knee Presbyterian Church was
held in the comenunity Centte
On Thursday evening, Nov." 24th.
Mrs. Charles A. Winn opened
the baSeat and soon "'the variety`
of articles for sale were disposed
of. These included aprons, fancy
work, articles suitable: for gifts.;.
produce, home made candy, bale
ing and Christmas cards, Tea was
served bringing to a close a very
successful hamtar,
NeWlyweds Honored
A presentation and dance was
hold in honor of MT. and Mrs.
Harty Jecklin, n ee Mary Ellen,
Smith of TroWbridge in
the Cranbrook Community Centre
On Satuday evening With a. good
crowd in attendance. Stewart
SteiSs read the address and Alex
Cameron preSetited the young
couple with a gift of money=
Music was supplied by Tiffin's
orchestra.
e'ederetion Banquet
The banquet and anittial Meet-
ting of the Federation of. Agri-
centre will be held at 12 o'clock
tieoe in the Cranbrook Coin-
mithity Centre ou Dec. Gth. The
39 who were in the Fartnstea.d
tr-ore-ernent will be presented
With a (queue, and certificate.
Eesitybody welcome. If yeti can-
na 'attend the hanged you are
invited to the reeethig after-
Wards. Those in elittege are
netteee that all the Fatitistead
Ttnettiebilitiet metishete will, make
ti sp ecial effort to :be prig sent and.
Veceive their nested&
Election For 'Reeve
And Councillors
it is to be hoped that the resi-
dents of this village will display
a much livelier interest in their
municipal affairs on election day,
Monday, Decemper boi, than was
shown at the nomination meeting.
A regrettable lack or concern was
evidenced by the number of those
not in attendance at that, meeting,
It is not only e Prierelege, but a.
duty, for every eligible voter to
exercise -their right to cast their
ballots in favour of those they
consider most capable of carrying
on the business of the meniciPal-
ity for the next year.
Vote as you see fit but get out
and vote. The 'kills will be open
from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
For consideration of the various
candidates for office see their
election cards on an inside page.
The name of Lawrie Cousins
a candidate for council, was in-
advertently omitted in the list
of nominees in last week's issue
of this paper.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Oran Russel left this week for
Calgary where he will spend the
winter with his sister,
Mr. and Mrs. Won,, Eckmier and
children of Woodstock were
recent_ visitors with the Hansuld
family of Ethel.
Mrs. K. R, Grewar, Nancy and
Bradley, Montreal, were visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. A. G-rewar,
Mr. and Mrs, J onn Alcock have
returned halite after an enjoyable
trip to Alabama, the Smoky
Mountains and the Lost Sea.
Mrs. Arthur Link. Mrs. Al.
Pento of „Grenfell, Sask. and
Warrant Officer George Ttithart
of Greenfield Park. P.Q. visited
with their sister, Mrs. Wes Bud-
nark this week,
Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Kennedy
were in. Toronto to attend the
Fall Convocation of the Univer-
sity of Toronto Friday evening,
When theit .yotiliger son, David.
Kennedy ,B.A., M,S.W. received.
his M.S.W. degree,
Mrs. JIM Davis, and Cheryl;
Davis, Lateati, MrS. Winnie Belt,'
Clinton,. Mr. and Mrs. WM. Reavie
of Barrie and Mts. Geo. Daels eef
`Brussels. attended the Weddinga
Robert. Davis of MeoSonee, O'nt.
and Susan Bucket of St. Agaibe,
Quele in Trinity Anglican Chur-
(11, on Saturday, Nov, 26th,
Maty Jean Kernagban, chosen
tiatighter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd,
Kernaghan, received the holy'
sacrament of. Baptism on Nov,
flOth in Sacred Heart Church.
Wingham. Rev. j, G. Mooney
administered the sacrament and:
god-parents for Mary Ji7,,,iten were
T,E,o Dither and Jane Dinpel, both
of St. Agatha,
Sympathy is ;extended to
eleotge Scott. former Prudential
agent fo this area; and Mrs. Scott
of Wibeham• -• in (teeth of their ./,
See David. k111611 it
ti011iotnn til trlitifitito.
Four Brussels Youths
Injured In 1-lead-On Crash
The rout Brussels youths who
were all seriously' injured, nar-
rowly escaping death, in a two-
car head-on crash on fog shrouded
Highway 4, four Miles south of
Winghana, Friday afternoon, are
reported by their parents to be
improving,
Paul Wilson. son of., Mrs Melia
Wilson, is in Victoria Hospital,
London, with a serious eye in-
jury, nostril gash penetrating in-
to nasal cavity, and broken left
arm,
Douglas Davidson, son of Mr,
and Mrs. George Davidson, had
both legs fractured, and head in-
juries. He is in St. JosePh's Hos-
pital, London. where he has had
a pin inserted in one leg and may
reouire a pin in the other one,
Gary Long, son of Mr. and.
Mrs. Clare Long, is in Victoria
Hospital, London, with head cuts
and broken cheek bone which
ceased dislocation -of at eye
this was corrected by surgery. ,
Harold Metter, driVer of „the
car, is' the son of Mr. and 'Mrs.
George Mutter. He had the ribs
of his left side. broken, an ester,
sive elbow gash and lacerated
eyelids. He remains in Viringhani
District Hospital where all the
boys were taken immediately fol-
lowing the aceidenteesel suffered
severe shock and multiple cuts
and bruises.
,,
iMedical Building Report
The property' cent-nit* for the
Brussels Morris and Grey medical
centre are pleased' ,to announce
they have negotiated the purchase
of the former Budnark property,
and „the site will , be, the , location
for the new medical , building.
Plans call for the removal of 'the
Awesent building as soon as
'possible, Members '-• of the com-
mittee are R. B. Cousins, J, Mc-
"Donald and H. Stratton,
Finance Committee Meeting
The Finance committee meet-
TWO TO BE ELECTED
TO MORRIS TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL AREA BOARD
Ili Morris Township there will
be an election on Satuday,
for two School Boaid memb-
ers for Morris Township School
Area Board. Pour were nominated,
All other township offie,ers
were returned by acclamation.
Nominations were as follows:
For Reeve: Stewart Procter,
(Accl.)
For Connell: Wm. Elston, Jas.
\\salter Shortreee. Ross
Smith (All Accl.)
School Board, 2 to be elected.;
Bert Elliott, Carl Goering, German
feitedsah:es, Boyd Taylor. all quail,
See election cards on inside
gc.
Horticultural Society Have
Plastic Demonstration
'fiic November meeting of I he
Brussels Horticultual Society was
held in the Public Library Mon-
day, Nov. 21st. at 8 o'clock. The
president, Mrs. C. Hemingway,
welcomed everyone and opaned
the meeting with 0 Canaria, Mrs.
Walter Kerr was at the piano.
The September minutes were
read and approved. Tr surer's
report given, correspondence fol-
lmyed, The members approved
a skins tile Chrysanthemum Soo-
Ceti for their 'slides and teeture
t'er a future meeting. Miss Linda.
Wilson favoured with two delight-
ful 'vocal solo's 'accompanied by'
Mrs. Kerr. Mes. W. Edgar thank-
ed Linda and presented her with'
a small gift. A nominating corn-
mittee was appointed of Mrs.
R. W. Stephens, Mrs. Ross Ben-
nett and' Mrs: 066, Wheeler. The
toll call was answered by 33
teetebers, There were 37 guests
Mrs. D. Dunbar moved we do not
qponsor Christmas Decorating'
;this year, seconded by Mrs. R.
Stephens carried. Mr, Knight
read the News letter, Mrs. C,
Henenew,iy introduced the guest
eNalese„Miss Mary :Realm, of
cif Win6bam Who deinonStrated
plastics, The discussion
Centennial Napkins brought out a
motion we do not sell these,
a med.
Mrs. H. Smalldon of Walton made
1 ,nd donated a Christmas Cake.
Tickets were sold and 5.S..Se
llized. Mrs. Allan McCall held
ihe winning t icket. Mts. T. Lecan-
jig won the door prize. After the
meeting a delicious lunch was ser-
ved by Mrs. S. Baker' Mrs. C. Mc-
Padden., 'Mrs. 3as. Mair and. Mrs.
°minters was evident there
is a. shortage of cuss and saucers
and it was suggested there be a
cue and .saucer shower. Anyone
Coring to donate a cup
and saucer for uso in the 'library
may leave it at. Velra ,1
''a rher shop.
Do your Christmas Slimming in
Ilitaigets Santa Claus Day, Sat,
116e, 160
Nominations were as follows:
Reeve: Kenneth Bray, Cliffere,
R. Palliser (Q)
Councillors: reeeired. Lawson
Ward (Q). 11Ielville Lamont
s(f), Charles Thomas (Q), Jan
van Vliet, James Knight, Arehle
Mann, Glenn Iiiiether, Kenneth
Bray (Q).
James Knight not present at the
Nomination Meeting and Consent
to Moneeation not received by
Returning Officer, therefore his
nomination not valid.
School Area. Trustees: 3 re-
quited. Samuel Sweeney '(Q).
George Pearson (Q), Donald Mc-
Donald (Q)
All offices filled by Acclamation
Clifford R. Dunbar, for his (8)
eighth term as Reeve.
Andrew Bremner appointed
Chairman for the meeting.
Clifford R. Dunbar repot-ed. on
County affairs including the ap-
pointment of a Safety Construct-
ion Inspector; addition to Huron-
view; salaries of Co. employees
and County Library System,
voted in by a majority. under this
there are no fees and schools neve
free service.
Kenneth Bray mentioned the .1
Mill raise but some taxes lower
clue to decrease in rate of Wing,
ham and Listowel High Sehools.
He Would like to have calcium
chloride, put on in front of every
farm; also something to celebrate
the Centennial,
•
Lawson. Ward said more greeeI
had been put on than other years,
on north part of township,, and
more spent on wood spraying,
Melville Lamont, reported on
the purchase of a new grader. He
said the special sehool tax was
levied again this yea' as an
antendment to the tax levy by-law
propoSed by him not to collect
the special levy Was defeated,
Charles Thomas told of attend-
ing meetings on the Slow Growth
Area; on new ruling of a liceesed
Assessor; and a township license
for hunters.
.lan van Vliet felt there should he
a representative from his part
of die township.
.Archie Mann said a new Ogeer
was needed as the roads -Mee
first. He thought 'Council Was
doing a good job.
Glenn Heether asked OtieStiortS
on warble fly grant and the Coen-
ty cost of plowing match.
Clielord Dunbar in his reply
said council should consider hare
serfaciee roads, A surplus is elk-
pected this year,
School Trustees; reeniess, Deneeret
feeentintioe eft back pagel
ing
-A, J
of the 'Brussels Morris and
'fires, Medical Centre held a meet,- .
'ing on. Monday, Nov. 25th, at the
borne of H. Stretton. There was
an excellent response-- to this
meeting and it was decided to
enpoint a sub committee to lay
pions for a general canvass
which will ne conducted she
eerie part of the Netv Year. The
members or the sub' committee
are: Robt Richmond ,chairman,
Per. F. Brabe, Russell Knight
Jetties Main Russel Knight mov-
ed that• present accounts be mild
seconded by Fred Thuell. carried.
..\ Isiestby diectission dose wee
the eroiect itSelf» any defnite
nlans to he etteseetee in the near
future. in the rrienntinie any-
obe wishing to donate to the'
Medical Ceette Mast do so by
Pontartino; Pov rrurvev. nbonci .141
for which a receipt Will be given
The meetifie fidiournecl on
eestlee of jeiteriS Main
Pelee Beletieete ActtnpOemrstat3',