The Brussels Post, 1967-06-08, Page 5PROCLAMATION
HEREBY PROCLAIM
SATURDAY, jUNE. 17th, 1967
A PUBLIC HOLIDAY
IN THE TOWNSHIP OF GREY
C. R. )DUNBAR, REEVE
e..e.ealileteek•
atete.L'
Church School
U. A.M. Public 'Worship
"In Remembrance or Me"
Sacrament Sunday
Organist: M. Thompson A.R.C.T,
TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS
COUNCIL MEETING
Morris Township Council met
Lin Lite .itim.! with all members
present.
Dry Elm and Soft Maple
Slabs $3.50
Green Hard Maple and
Beech Slabs $3.50
1
Cord
Cord
All wood above in truckload lots
of 7 cords, delivered, within 22
miles
J. H. KEESO & SONS
495 Albert Ave. N. Listowel.
Ontario Phone 291-4890
LISTOWEL
DRIVE-IN* THEATRE
THUR. FRI, SAT. JUNE 8-9-10
Theatre Uoes on
Full Time Schedule
RIOT ON
SUNSET STRIP
(Adult Entertainment)
COLOR
— snot —
THUNDER ALLEY
Annette Funicello "Fabian"
Diane McBain Jan Murray
Color
(Adult Entertalnmen)
'MON. TUES. WED. THUR.
JUNE 12 - 13 - 14- 15
KISS THE GIRLS
& MAKE THEM DIE
(Adult Entertainment)
Color
— and —
GEORGIE GIRL
James Mason - Alan Bates
Lynn Redgrave
(Admittance Restricted to persons
18 years of age and over)
4.1-it)ItS.UAN, JUNE Isth, i31061448
UNITED CHURCH.
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. m..,onnoton
B.A. B.D.
Organist; Mrs. Fred 'Stephenson
10:30 aeu, Chureh School
.11:00 a.m. 1'LC/W.16R SUNDAe' •
MELVILLE
PRESB Y'l EALAN CHURCH,
Minister
REV. G. A. McCARROLL,
TWO CENTENNIAL DANCES
Township Central School
CENTENNIAL BALL
FRIDAY, J4JNE, 16 KEN WILBEE ORCHESTRA
URDAY, JUNE. — JERRY & TH.E JESTERS
•
ANNUAL SLAB SALE
Green Elm and Soft Maple
Slabs (when
available) $2.50 Cord
MELVILLE W.M.S.
The June meeting of Lim
W.M.S. was held in tie auditur-
tam Melville Church en Friday
evening jur.e, ;and. Guests were
present from, the other churenee
of the village, also from. Melee,
worth, Binecale and Belgrave.
The meeting was convened by
the President, Mrs. Gerald Gibeon,
who read an introductory poem
fellOwed by the hymn, Faith of
Our Fathers, with Mrs. King
accompanying oil the' organ. Mrs.
George 116iliott read the Scripture
Ileb. Uhapt. 13. and Mrs. Math-
eson led in prayer.
Two numbers rendered by' the
Junior choir, directed by Mrs..
Thompson, and accompanied by
Mary tGibsen, were enjoyed by,
Lite audience. Mrs.: Mutter gave a
reading, a poem "unawares —
the Master came that Day -.
lie offering- was ' received and
dedicated, Miss Mary :Gibson
played the offertory music on the
pipe organ.
Mrs, Walter Kerr sang the solo
"I'll Walk With !God" accom-
panied by Mrs: King.
A. very timely message for our
day "The, World's Needs" was
then given by Mrs. McCarron.
The closing hymn "The Lay
Thou Gayest Lord" was followed
by the benediction.
The ladies were then invited to
the Sunday School room for a
cup of tea and a social hour,
S E A F O R T H
UPHOLSTERY
Centre Strait
For all kinds of upholstering
Brussels Representative:
Phone 4 cr 79 Brussels
SELWYN BAKER
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
larisa Priest:
The Rev. I-. G, Braby, B.A„
SAINT JOHN'S — Brussels
Organist -- Mrs S. Elliott
8:00a.m. lioly 4ucharist
10;00 a.m. elattins
Primary Church School
SAiN7 ALEeel'S &
SAINT DAVID'S Atwoog
Orgarist — Mrs. C. Dickson
9:30 a.m. Mattins
and. CnU.rdi School
CRANBROOk.r.
Personals
Week-end guests with Mite.
Lylle Gordon included Mre.
,Harold Miller and Mrs. himnia
McCallum, St. Thomas, and Mrs.
M, Baker, Listowel.
elise Beverley lilvans, Kitch-
ener, spent the week-end at her,
home here.
Mrs. Alex McDougall and Mrs.
Harry- Manning, St. Thomas, viet-
ed over the week-end with Mrs.
Mac Engel.
Brian Evans is in Scarborough
for two weeks where he will be
teaching beginning in. September.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare veitch Were
With triends in Toronto over the
week-end.
Mr. and Mm's : Stanley Fiedler
visited over the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Tibbo and
family, of Ottawa, and Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Nelson and family,
Moose Creek, and also attended.
Expo at Montreal.
Grey Twp. Centennial
Don't Minns 11w they l'wp. Cen-
tennial cei:•!Hation oei June 16-18 ,
at Grey Twp, Ceti' ra. Sch ool.
Look for other further partieniaree
Cenbrook Dart Club
Enjoy Social Eening
'Members of the Dart Club and
ladies had an enjoyable evening
on .,'relay eerie 2, in the Commun-
ity Centre. Approximately seventy
sat down to supper served by
the Cranbrook W. I. Trophies I
were pesented to the season's win- 1
ners end later club members and. iI
guests danced to the Music of
Wlibee's orehebtta.
me read and atioptleadst oni4meoe ttiiQuag
Wolter Shortreed and James
Mehe.
The following motions 'were
carried:
Moved by Welter Sb.ortreed
becundrql by William _Elston that
eve 1;. the Board of Transport
Culnims:iloncrs for Cana.da to re-
consider their decision to close
the. agent y at Brussels station..
Muted by William Elston sec-
onded by Russ Smith we enter
into agreement with Limon
County and. Huron. County Library
Board for insurance for Walton
library,
Moved by James Mair, 8.0C-
end cd by Wm Elston that By-
Law No. S, 1907; supplementary
borrowing by-law be passed.
Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by Walter Shortreed that the
provisiomtl by-law be adopted and
the Court. of Revision on the Fifth
Concession Brain in Grey Town-
ship be held July 3, 196'i 1 to
9 pin,
Moved by James Blair sec.
(Dirtied by Ross Smith that By-
Law No, 11. 1965 be rescinded
and that $500. of the centennial
grant available to Morris be
Waived to Brussels Centennial
project.
Mmod by Walter Shortreed
seconded by Win. Jai lston that
that the balance Of the Centennial
Croat 'be available to' Morris
in the amount, of $685. be Waived
to ellyth Centennial project.
Moved by .fames. Mail` sec-
onded by Win, Elston that road
accolade in the amount of $38,292
as presented by road saperintend-
od be paid.
'Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by Walter Shortreed that gen-
eral accounts be paid as present-
ed:
Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by James Mair that tender of
Lloyd Jacklin, RR 1, ListONVel, to
supply and deliver approximately
12,000 cu. yds. pit run gravel on
Morris `Township roads be ac-
cepted subject to the approval
of the District Municipal Engine-
er.
Moved by William 'Elston sec-
onded by James Mair that we
ask the Ontario Water Resources
Commission to take steps to el-
iminele the pollution in the Mid-
dle Maitland River Which is in
a deplorable condition as fish are
eying and it is unfit fur swim-
lug lit recreation areas.
.,roi.ed by Walter Shortreed
,,fg;outled by Ross Smith that
meeting, adjourn, to meet again
,llibel, 1967, at b
General Account
Brantford Builder's Supplies,
tile fur McCall Drain Improve-
1.621.79; Hydro for hall 9.75;
'tinned of Bruseele, charge-back,
Department of Health,
insulin 6.67; Win. J. Henry, un-
loading tile 9.75; Clem. Steffler,
time and mileage 315.00; Murray
Reid, sprayin cattle & warble
fly powder 051.44; Logan 'Town-
ship. charge-back 31.87; Melvin
Carnochan, McArthur Drain 17.00;
lack Shaw, buillozing 182.75;
Ross Smith, mileage 10.70; Win.
Peacock, MODA registration;
11.75; Stewart Procter) MODA
regist.ation & mileage 20.00;
George Michie, salary 45.00;
Helen Martin, salary 119.40;
Canadian imperial Bank of Com-
merce. Income Tax & Canada.
Pension $6,95; John. Brewer, part
of salary 150.00.
Road Accounts
Oldfield. Hardware, tools 8,93;
MI6. M. L. Hall, truck insurance
125.00, 2.lex Inkley fuel oil & tax
22030; .14.'74 S. Hubbell & Sons
Ltd, lights, battery & bolts 64.36;
Robertsteel (Canada) Ltd. ,cul-
verts 1,044,25; Owen King Limit-
od, Jamestown bridge 35,300.00;
Id eal Supply Co. Ltd., plugs &
points, filters 21,16; J. 0, McNeil.
brush Spray, oxygen & bulbs
331.85; J. M, McDonald, lettering
0,59; Howard Smith, brush spray
320.00: Brussels Post, attVertis-
ing sale of bridge & gravel 4.00;
EL A. Shaw, cleaning up trees'.
25.00; Hydro for shed 33.77; Bob
Heavy, stiles tax on bridge 57.65;
Bank of CoMmerce. pension 25.92;
insurance 5.92; Wm. McArter,
wages, bookkeeping, & mileage
176.20; James Casemore wages
3S5.00; :Ram Smith, wages 136.00.
Stewart Procter Reeve
Helen 1), Martin
WE WANT TO
HEAR FROM YOU
An invitation is extended
former residents of Brussels and
area to write The Post with greet-
ings for former friends and actin-
aintances. A partimilat invitation
is given to those who will not be
able to attend the Centennial
cel(Thrut ions, But write NOW.
The Centennial Committee are
hard at work with plans for ev-
eryone'S enjoyment on "Come
ilothe Week.
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