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Morris, East Wawanosh
School Board Meeting
The regular ineetiug. of Morris,
Nast Wawaaosli School Board,
held in lbelgrnve and Brussels,
snissn Ii and 10, Several commit-
tees and stiles representatives
were present.
Orders were given for. furnish-
ings for staff room, Principal's
offtesn and secretaries office
Ileigra;•s: ~renal also for chair
for auditoriuna and drapes for
all three schools.
- Jack Hood Company ...Sas
strueted to make a survey • of
current supply needs at Ben, I
grave school. A delegation from
IllYth recreational council dis- •
custsed the use of Blyth. school
t.lict)ise d•istc.irtunt for recreational Pnr-i
The old school at Blyth
be advertised for sale and the
five schools in Morris will be.
sold .by .a action date -to • be ar-
ranged.
Payment ef• the following bills
was a nth orisied isseis s :Const7cno.htiztn
account
il
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I r
$4032,53 Myth $3077.85 Belgravo
$4540.00. Architect. Brussels and
'Myth S5291.91, Tinnorial Desks
$2920.00, G. Farrier, pianos
52070.00. Teachers' Desks
'General Accounts: Krietehel's
Wholesale $14.5.95. .fide of Can-
ada 14,40 Huntington -Labs. 316.60
7. Cameron 1.6.40 West Wasvanosh.
Insurance 24.2'5 Hog& Supplies
763.34 Educators' Supplies 836.34
W. J. Gage 87.33 Copp Clark
293.30 RYE-n.801, Press 26.75 Trus-
tee Association 79.50, 1, Walker
22.50 Cowan • Insurance 120,00o
R. • Anderson 62.5.0 Ale -sondes
Hardware .23.71 ton smaller bills
es sia,
...tarot,- 20. at p.m.
The. • next meeting'
rso1-gilaIent•lTel.traiiI tchecin Ralph S11 aW• e
Secretary
BOWLING NOTES
With four store weeks • of reg-
ular bowling the teams are still
after one another.
Marilyn's Malibus 1 11
Nick's Nichols
Mel's Cameros 116
Jack's Jiggers 113
Davies' Sting Rays 106
Marlone's Tornados 91
Ladies High Singles
Joyce. Kellington
Karon T-Tastings
Lois McArter
Ladies High Triple
Lois McArter 562
Joyce gton
Marilyn Higgins ..,,,,. • :97 5;5
Karen Hastings > 520
Men's High Singles
Allan htiehol
'Bill Stephenson
Tack Higgins
Dave I-Listings
Men's Hicrh Triple
Jaei Higgins
s11Irin Nichol
have 'Hastings
Due to lack of
scS trprwo, powt
ri;roloVi Miler 11410t."4'iivi.
228
21n.
209
209
Vitv..11.4
572
......
566
mice aver-
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1311USSEILS POST, Till`ltSDAY, 'MARCH 10th, 1967 POST PUBLASEIING HOVSE1
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t.711SEY TOWNSHIP
iSTE-1E1... VILLAGE
• .
(Compiled by
Ktllai. S.
T1N1)1,1iliViLLE way the oilicias
name for .thel "Ong before the
SCotsnian Spelt/ice
wasre- naMed the settlement. It a
thriving little place back in 1867,
:when Mr, Spence arrived in Grey
l'isn'rriShtp to set up his pottery.
in '1373 the Wellington, arey and
'Brace (now C.N.R.,) railroad was
built from Palmerston to Wing-
ham, it was then. that Ethel was
selected for the logical site for
the Municipal office and Town-
ship Hall.
In 1531 a small office \vas built
by the pioneer Scotsman Wm.
Spence adjoining his home and
it bectithe the Telegraph Office
and Clerk's Office, The first mill
Was built in 1832 by Mr. Carter;
and sold to Mr, T-T. McAllister. In
1901, Mr. Moses stenr,v; bought the
mill and operated it as a flour
mill until it was destroyed by
fire in 1912. In 1'913, Mr. Irwin
ittlYtierd" re-huilt the (Shopping
mill and it fell prey to Minos •in
May 1931, The present Mill was
built by OTtfford Th Dunbar, ti)
Su:Miner of 1921. he carried
on the chopping and feed basin-
psi; until lie sold to the present
.T. La ill on I,
The first school was built in
c69 on the site where Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Campbell 1111\ iive the
new school became the centre
for Religions worship for both
c.hurclies in the village. the Pres-
byterians used it ill the afternoon
and the Methodists 11.) 1-11 p eve-
i Until the Presbyterian church
was built in 1874 and the Metho-
dist ',lurch in 1877, nn the Dob-
son farm. and was moved in 1917
to tho present location, enlarged
and renovated. also a eontrannity
shed was btrilt. Rev. J. W. John-
:don was minister at that time,
The store now operated by Mr,
A. T,ounshury, formerly known as
the Lore Nock was built in 1906
by Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Love In
janitors. 190S Mr. Love operated
a furniture and imdertaking bust
bless until retiring in April 1945.
Mr. Tobn Mellonald was the first
neneral merchant in the Love
Blnelr.
The store now operated by Mr.
and Mt, T..owther Weber, the
first Intilding svgs 1)11111 al eat
was
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
MEETINC:
meeting of the
I M.'. 0
s'stinsti -was litSti in the
..nunicipal Mine on %nivel; 6th,
ail Members being present,
1 is• following motions were
:Tied
Mused by I. .1, TeuPas, seeend
ed by C, ls !hil:tint; that the
01 the nu-4eting Of .1011-
he adopted att.
d
I'. I s Workman hpp(sfeed
nantre Iho Council on behalf
th. Ittaseis. Canadian! Legion:,
',...king a grant MoVing
of the cenotaph from its pregedi
location to the now Legiori Han,
Nt..tved by C. L. Cousins second
,•=1 T 1, MoC.Inticbeon ttliat<
ussels grant rig. Canadian,
Legion $100.00 assistance hi fRo,
movins of the cenotaph.
Moved by T. is Campbell, sec-
onded by S. l,. McCutcheon that
the following streets he, excav-
ated and rilled during 1967,
2 blocks on Janes ,4treet from,
john Street to Market Street.
blocks on Alexander Street trotn;
Committees 116p6ft Plans
Well Advanced For Grey
Twp. Ceiliennial Activities
The mouthy meeting t,' the
(Prey township centennial cotes
hnitteel Met hi the Clerk's office
ii th'ei 8tt , March 9th with .1.3
present, The Piirthaso of tin: meet-
ing was to disenss the r(Voids of
the b cosruni toes ho flassS:
hope* to lie confaeted often by
people wishing more informat-
ion on this portion of fife In4(3-
grq,ri,
The booth enrosnittee with Mrs
Robert Bremner as chairman
have planS well under way to
satisfy our appetites,
The publictts committee with
Mrs. Orval Harrison as chairman
have commenced writing a
Ifistorioal article to be published
'weekly until. June 17th In the
Listowel Banner, The Brushsels
Post. and The, Huron Eixpositor,
'We hope you will cuter and look
Tor these flash 'Intel: colunnis,
The. Finance Committeeti h
Rae Houston as chairman is hon-
ing to be able to make this pert
of ,he activities lust balance, with
neither a profit or loss.
The grounds and parking
sennnittee unfit Frank Smith as
ehairman have plans to make
a rcrnatm,nilatics as convenient
as poSsible.
The trustees of Ethel Village
consisting of Lothar Weber. Am
drew Bremner atid David Brown,
have been appointed as the dec-
orating committee..
The central omrllaittee are NOT
sending out formal invitations,
all are IVP1C0.111e, and it is hoped
that residents of Grey Township
will invite former residents.
friends, and relatives to loin in
onr celebration,
The • meeting' adjourned to
Meet Anril 6111 at 3:30 p,m.
at the Clerk's Office.
Mra. OrVal tin ITiSIOT1,
Chairman Publicity Committee
:deductions and C.P. 70.44
Maitland Tledi-Mix
snow reanoval 135,00
Moved 1vN, C. 1.. Cousins sosottd-
od by IT. J. TeitPam that th," meet.
ing adiourn, to meet again Anril
9, lec+37. or at the, call of the Reeve,
Wrantor fteeV.s
41f4 f. Illts 1.114
DR. A. S. MacGREGOR
GAVE INSPIRING TALK
The mostiss sponsored by
4;f •
1111111.r • 111.!,1 $11 10(4 Hall
11 or ( n u Friday !sing was well
thtendcd, The audience found
fh- St. wset .Niveqregor D.D.S.,
Tirol Nylio was
guest ,,tpealk Or, not Only infer-
malty(' Inn his add roes: enjoyable'
for the Sneaker was deI.ightfnlfS-
informa'f. sprinkling his remarks
with lormorrais tidbits, keeping
his aodienee alert and interested.
His talc was based on
" \fast, the :kith Century Belong trs
th e thity" and he spoke of the,
changing world in Which we live,
the scientific revolution, and that
we must realize this is what our
children hare to face.
Residents: of rural areas. he
said, must have opportunities on
a Par wit h city residents. but the
responsibility lies with rural
people. 1here' of their young
ieople must turn to the profess
slops and go hack to serve the.
rural areas where the people
must create a proper environment
for them. They must also beeeane
conscious that preventative
NUT. is an linporant factor for
that is the haSts of dental and
:medical training,
Dr. MacGregor concluded his
talk saying the greatest nhilars
thropy people of this community
could do is carry on with their
plans hut that just -to build a
bnilding is not enough. We must,
support the men with come, show,
tug sonsideration for them. mak-
ing thorn lives bore pleasant.
He also showed a short series
of colored slides on the diseases.
and presentative rare of teeth.
The speaker Was introduced
by the Rev. F .G. Braby and
thanks was expressed by the com-
mittee chairman, Herbert Str•et-
ton, who presetted Dr. Ma es
o o r with it gift and. Mrs.
M (.0 re gor wit I. a corsage.
Reeve Ca lvin -Kra n tett' spoke
briefly expressing thanks to Dr.
McGregor for coining and for his
ssjend.'d talk.
IT'S CENTENNIAL
There sto many different ceti
isni,L,1 flags for deeorations oct
sale from q Special Flag Booklet.
11 anyone would like to make Si
chn se of ono contact- MrS-
Nelltnston. Phone 172,1 ovoningins
PEOPLE WE KNOW
'Word was received hero Wed-
nesday afternoon or tin' (math of
Mr. A. In Cousins. in a Toronto
hosnita1. Tile father of R. C,
rolishis of ilrumsels., was
•=i•yr -loco horr.
Rey. and Mrs, 'Crier Basinger.
of Parkersburg. West Tiginia.
will •ministor in music, at Iraster.
Services it Binkley United:
Capitals I t ,,., is t.stns,
sisiv
•
1272 or 1, MeAllister
pint rh 0717410 III that
itt
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( •y' i.1
block on Flora Street from. Alex-.
ander Street ro rishleigh. Street.
A delegation front the Brussele
Fire Brigade met 'with Council
o seek a puy Increase.
Moved. by H. J, TenPas second-
ed by T. G. Caninbeht that the.
Firemen receive $2,00 per hour
f(ir fire practice and $3,00 for
fighting fires.
Moved by C. L. Cousins Second-
ed by I. G. Calripbell that the
accounts as approved be paid,
P.B.C. streetlights 1P0,54
Minssels Centennial'
Comm, loan ....... 500.00
Coo. Evans attending
courts „>.,-,,
Post Office stamps
C. ,T, Cardiff licence
Cecil Payne fox bounty
ProvinCial Treasurer
insulin
Prank Cowan Co.
insaranee
Douglas Callender nurs-
ing care
Wayne Lowe Inhout. ....„
Brussels Coal Yard
fn el
C "o. Mutter fuel
,T, C. McNeil gas
Bridge Motors gas
and repairs
\fact-Ian Tidwes
supplies
IL T. TenPas expenses
le Cord! Roads
1. C. ramphell expenses
to Gond Roads
MN-hit (+eon Motors
repairs
Clordon Stiles
garbage
.T, Boner snow
hlowin
T. r' cirri ort Stiles
removal and
nlowing
"Vora toll eon
WM!. 1 .01076r..1,:r4tIti r.Y.rl• •
.
Votots
February
snow
. .
45.00
101.0
3.35
25,00
96.49
165.01
339,70
24,00
10.00
20.00
4,00
17,22
17.50
13.63
20,08
nzrOt,
13.93
3,32
minutes held, meetings to plan the Ore);
OWnship centennial celebration
being held al Ethel Friday even-
ing': jutne 16th to Sunday June
18th, Charles Thomas, chairman
of the central etomaiittoo presided
with! Mr §. Edytti Cardiff mstre-
tary.
the prograin c om in i t toe with
Robert 6.0f1 Ifingh am as chair man
are planning dane(sS Friday and
Saturday evenings, also is tyres
gram , Saturday a liOrnoon folfnss.
Ifig the pa rade',
The SporfSr committee \\ri Lii M 0,x
Demaray as enair.intin are plan..."
ping ball games, and sportS to
keep the sports minded peopte
entertained,
The parade connanittee undo'
,foliri Conley have various en-
dill '.'ireet to Flora Street., 1.. , fries, and prizes planned. ,Tohn 1