The Brussels Post, 1967-02-09, Page 1THE BrtusSE$L$ POST, TI 111'.1Z,SI).\ 1', VEIL 9111, 1967 POST .PC111,1311 1NG 1 I 01,in (10 A T.'ea, Act • str.c;i;
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MEETING
The regular meeting ei, the
Village Council was held on
January 31, 1067, J. I,. .McCittch-
(on being absent,
The following motions wet.°
ca cried';
After a. mooting with Mr.
Ralph Mc.Laugh11n, a repre-
sentative from Frank Cowan In-
surance. Co , Ltd. it mo,,ed
by C. 11, Cousins, secondod by H.
1, Tim Bas to increase the follow-
Illtimranco e-Public
increased by $100,000,00
to $300,000..00; on the Municipal
Office from $12,000.00 1.0 $15,000.-
00; Councillors Accident Policy
weekly indemnity from $50.00 to
$100,00, •
Moved by T-T. J. TenPas, accord-
ed by T. '(1,, Campbell that the min-
utes of the meeting of January 9,
1967 la adopted as read.
Moved by T. C',.Campbell, sec
ended by C. 1, Cousins that. the
accotints ,ts approved be paid:
Post Office. P.1.5. ,, .. 7.30
streetlighti
and office 203.40
Municipal World Ltd.
statutes
McCutcheen's G1rooery
supplies - 1.51
C'en. Mutter, fuel „,,,,„ 51.8'3
13:1M,6L Telephone, rates
and tolls. 52.11
Brus-sels Coal Yard,
relief fuel
Cardiff. assessor's
licence
County furon, 1960
tax collect ions ....
Douglas .1. Callender
Tonuary Nursing
Care
Cram( Ri\ 'Pr Office
Sri yly siipplies „.,,_
Stew. Lowe relief
groceries
Oldfiold TM-we
stipplies 7,45
McCutchoon Motors gas,
Oil and repairs 120.39
Ontario Good Roads
195.7 fees 15..00
Cordon Stiles snowplow-
ing and removal 739.51 1
,T. 13a nor snow
blowing 52.50
Iatiland Redi-Mix
slimy removal
Frank Cowan CO. Tail,
instiraiice
Stiles January
garbage 165.00
Pest Office ..,..— 6.52
Department. National
Revenue Tax deduct-
ions ;Ind C.P. 50.16
• Mr. Archer Il'rewar. (Thalmann
Of the Centennial Committee, re-
orested the Council for on ad.
Train of :=5;10.nn for Cen-
tennial plulloses.
Moved 1w C. L. Cousins sec-
onded by TT. .T. TenPas that the
Council nava nee Centennial
ommit.tCr' 5!590.00 for the Pro-
TOPNOTCH BONSP1EL
OUTSTANDFNC; SUCCESS
Theyc was keen comPelitinn at
Hie Topnotch bonspiet held in the
I.,,inssels Arena on Wednesday
•f lout wook. There were a large
number of rinks entered and the
,aeres were moving and brooms
swoeping front morning until well
past midnight.
The Topnotch Trophy \vas
-,„on by Camphell's rink.
9 A.M. DRAW
1-Uiles and rink
:1 wins plus 10
t h we ll , Vice
hay Ma t boson , 2nd
dint Fritz, pad
110 Prizp.
cealtes and rink
wins plus I1.
d Prize
erald Smith and rink
2. wins plus 10
SO! ation
(Thrden Ward ,ind rink
' 11 A.M. DRAW
Prize'
II Campbell and rink
I winsplus1,0
„ 7\1 nNerchcr. Vice •
r.orilon Price, and
-re]) Foil-tering-ham, lead.
Pnd Prize
T, r,, \ra'eT•)onald and rink
wins plus 9
3,T1 Priz"
" - nri rink
win ,.; ;This 4.
t, and rink
As an added feature to the
through the co-oper-
lion of C. 1. there were
additional prizes of C. T. L.
fertilizer.
Harold Thomas was in charge
of the day's activities and thanks
extended to him, and all others
who helped Make the event so
t .•.•4;q111.,
motion of the Centennial Cele,
brations,
!Loved by H. J. TenPas. sec
ended by C. L. Cousins that By-
law ;No. 2-1567 be introduced and
read a first and second time and
passed.
This being a By-Law providing
for the 1967 expenditures on.
1Zoads and Streets in the•
Brusi-a...s.
Moved by C. L. Cousins Sec-
onded by 1..0. Campbell that By,
Low No. 2-1907 he read a third
time and passed and the Reeve
and Clerk authorized to sign and.
• Paled with the Corporate. Seal.
Mr,. ,T. Calvin Km-inter appointed
r. Cousins acting Reeve
during the two. weeks that he will
absent from the Village
Moved by IT„T. TenPas. see.
T. C. Campbell that
11) Him adjourn. to meet
Varch '1961 or at. the cell
-0 the Reeve.
.T. Calvin tcrnuter
Clerk ff, 1- trig
fo"tret to vote f.er your
1o11tennifli Queen
I LAST CHANCE
TO SUPPORT YOUR
°CENTENNIAL QUEEN"
If you have. not already cast
your votes for your "Centennial
Queen" now is the time to do
it, Thu voting ends this Satnr-
day at ti p,tn, and the ballots
will be counted by competent.
selected persons,
110 me of the successful
oandido I 'Will nu our; (1 at
a later date
Royal Conservatory
Of Music Examinations
Congratulations to •Miss Lynda
Johnston, of Currie, and to :Mr.
Mr. Perric- who have passed
with Honours limo;era i.le 1V Ilar-
molly examination of the Royal
I Conservatory of Music or Tor-
mite.
Sir. Will Ferric received
Honours when no played the
(lrade 1•X Pianoforte examination.
the ronservatory in Stratford,
11 January,
730E ARDED .MEN
•:.It has not been in an- effort to
provide warm, covering for. their
faces during the cold snap we
had, or. that the barbers have
.gorte on strike, that our men-
about-town are wearing that
"unshaven" look,
• They are attempting to grow
beards- for our Centennial cele-
brations. We 'wonder bow their
ladies like those scratchy chins,
PEOPLE WE KNOW •
Mr. and Mrs, .Pack Pryans are
in 'Florida
Sit', and i\trs.Jo INIcrutcheen
were weekend visitors in Peter-
son David
''reel 'Mrs. Merutcheon.
-!Te ti Clarence Pegelow• return-
ed Immo last week from Victoria
Hospital where she was a patient.
:\•1 rs. ,r15 ;bong. Drussola
tilor; "in n. attended a r,ibrark-
leeeting. in Coderieli On W01111
Pei). lat.
?Jose!,
• --Irtice
'Zoil,•'11 !AI
oprIon v.-;)riz-nion is seriously
1h- 11,,,4011 al, Nil (1101.101.
"qv .tied ‘, robin •
Tr•rillin all end ;41 the' " t.I
ovoniny... at vatforri. .
••` 0,11 •,,.• :0•11er:, :\l'Orrir•or
student.
BROWNIES
Any girls 7 to 10 years old
wishing to join BrOWnieR PION SO
prone 161) or 22IW. We would like
them to start March 6th,
W. D. S. CONCERT
The sitylents of flip \VI tri.11 .Ttn
and, Dist riot School will
a resell I I heir A atrial Variety'
Concert en Thursday and 1,"ricl!iy
evenings. rebrnary '10 and 17, at
8.1 in the Schrol An di I ,Y1'111in
1;10(' Inn; prepared
progrnromn, and the
T)••••eel ( 111'). (WTI
Arl111,`gF;l/il I Ming or (1113/n (V:
:\v() roFt(I'VcId s(ult,m
HERB. STRETTON
ADDRESSES MEETING
OF JOINT COMMII fEES
A. ,;onit nio;•iin;.,. of •the com•
In i like a rt • working. to
Li,-• i I ,..,;;;:; fk•ntri. to
the nittirthOy and ibe
centennial ccininitit e who are
• • I :JEW' WH'k..
June 1, „filly land 2. was held
cl,-,ircti school
cs. •ill:, ht. A large
(-nth it,-,iast „.thcring included.
•••,••1s and 'the
•vni••hips of Morris, r,,rey,
il;ffl;•1 I and 1 rowick,
FT. .1. rci ro clewed 1,110
fla ps which iravi:e already' been.
ii,ken in tin. ,('wreak for a doctor .
and dentist for the area. Origin
Lliy it \\a ,-1 alanie(1 to build. the
medical ('mire as a district
Centennial project, when it was
found that, on account of It
being neither educational, cu-1.
tura!, nor recreational. 11. was .not
eligible for government grant,
the people of the area bogged. the
committee to go ahead and build
t and raise the ,`:25,0 00 which;
Would he requirf ,a, by a public
canvass or the area,
;Nil, Stretier had some 20
lcilers, some of which he read.,
from clot ors Tr.%) every province
of Canada. except ell,,, ;o l d so,‘„
oral from . England, expressing
interest in locating here and re-.
questing • information,
1;.ev. P. Cx,. Bra ny • .presentett
Ana it of tit area, divided into
sections • Brussels, nerth and
south Ilrey. north; and cost Morris
townshin. the ,•nd
'Killer, roe:nshirt. the nort 11.•enst
fir' row TTtrl(,'It townsbin and. the .
,;enth end el
include the village of. Wroxeter
')1 ' 11 i:, it' eecli
fair 0011' 10d 3
he raised,
( ),11 11 WOO WOIS
wit k. •
:1. Al. ',II 1.1.1on... Id. irm 1,-;
rryd 1.111 '''lit. ;.lt irtn,rn.
Mrs. Itnytnol1.1 flronson„ Soo.
rotary
I C:Z.SIT
,111:4 were 0110$1,11.
e. llrip In •
1 •41.11.;')11.
iri
1- I., `111C.11'.;"
leer • PlisseIt
for i -lt•ty
I ok, (whip: ,Tint 1'.;.%; man ,In 1u;•:;
r
It
"1.111.1 ,c , t• Ilt-
MURRAY HOOVER
NAMED PRESIDENT OF
HURON JR, FARMERS
Luton. County Junior Fanners
1101(1 their annual 111001 in4 on Fri-
day, rebrnary 3rd in the 1%.,1grave
Forresters Hall. Broo.mball and
skating were (211 j ()yea in the
arena prior to the' meeting.
Bob Fotberingbarn, the retiring
Dresident, chaired the meeting
which D on :NI] Ion presented
the financial report for the year.
tee commended the Huron junior
Farmers ;Ind stated they were one
or the few clubs in Ontario to
rinonee the Centennial Sign Pro-
''(•i themselves,
year end reports were heard
(rum Smith Ruron, Sea forth.
Clinton, North Huron, and
Ito wick Clubs.
Miss Sharon C.,/arroll. brought
greetings from. the County. Don
MeKerCher, and Maurice Love.
also spoke briefly,. Dave' Inglis
brought. in the report. of the strik-
ing committee which was approv
ed as follows:
Pak President, Bob Fothering-
ham, RR Senforth.
President, 'Murray Hoover,
'RR 2, Prnssels.
1 at Vice President, Donald
Young, PR, I. Auburn,
2nd Vice-President, Tom Eller-
inOon, Exeter.
rlorresnonding Sec., Robert
nR. Pinevale.
Recording Sec., Sainte:son Rib.,
eV. RR (i, Goderich,
Press Reporter, .T.Ohn Black,
RR 1, Port Albert,
Provincial Director, Don Me-
Vercher, RR L Dttblin.
alternate Provincial Director,
Petits Veih.b. RP 9, 'Brussels.
,\-ewalettor Felitor[ Shirley
J' 'nos. lilt 1, Centralia.
Newsletter 1*th-or, ...gess
PP 9. BrussoIQ.
Rep. to thiron Fed, of Agrieub
ter-. Tom Cunningham, R R 1,
The remainder of the evening
MIS enjoyed dancing to the music
of Timm; Orchestra,
a, NBROOK
Knox Presbyterian Church
Annual Congregational Meeting
'Flue .1,nnual Congregational
meeting of KnO; Presbyterian,
Church was proceeded by a pot-
luck slipper on Tuesday evening,
INmary 31st. The meeting- was
opened with prayer by the RM.%
Charles A. Winn. 'Mr. 'Winn was
appointed chairman and Clare
Veitch secretary. The reports of
the past year's work and itS
organizations Were presented
in printed forms. 'Net members
the of morior:ors are
-Prim]; Flinilli. noun: T?-vans and
:Tim Knight. Mrs. Stuart McNair
was re-rinpointed organist and
see s. thigel, see-Marv-trona
T'ille'rs are to "1 iCnight and
Tin viii Perrie. assitants Alex
C'aintirori area Carmen risc,bor,
holm your Poilt
5,36
15,00
10.00
117,31
A (raft]; :•;;trvoy or the area
;Th .; wed Iliat there are . ttp-
I•rr'"ir11•'telt' 300 family min's in
P; fain let ':11 iris, (inn In .
!'.71 in •Arel'Zillop. 6 'in Tlttllett•
pint 35 in Ilewi ,-1; 7 nnrl r l ot i .