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THINKS BRUSSELS,
DESERVES HELP
In a, letter to The Poet, Dr.
Lee Crowley D.D.S. (dentist),
'Palmerston. said he expects to
soon spend sonic time in 13russels
to help out at the new Medical
Centre now under construction.
He also remarked that he felt
that a town that will build a
clinic deserves a lot of help for
showing such courage.
This community, we are sure,
appreciates his attitude.
LAMONT â WHITFIELD
The marriage of Sharon
LOrraine Whitfield and Gordon
Earl Lamont was solemnized
at a ceremony in the United
Church, at Brussels, With. Rev.
A. Johnston officiating.
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Whit-
field, Brussels, are the bride's
parents and the groom is the only
son of Mr: and Mrs. Henry
I antont of Kincardine.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father chose a floor length
Empire styled A-line gown of .
organza over taffeta, appliqued
with hand cat chantilly lace on
bodice and skirt, 'with detachable'
flowing train of chantilly and
organza falling from neckline.
The bodice, was styled with scoop,
neckline and short. sleeves: A.
petal headdress, edged with seed
pearls and crystals held her
bouffant veil of silk illusion. She
carried a round, 'bonnet of YelloW
roses and white baby mums and
stephanotis with yetllow pecot
ribbon streamers.
Mrs. Lyle Osborne, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor,
the bridesmaids were Mrs. Mien-
eel Knipe. Mrs. William Backland
and Miss Parbara McKay, They
wore floor-length gowns of moss
green with white lace empire
tyldtcc shonflt skirts and a soft
flowing chiffon train falling from
the shoulders. They wore Match-
ing headpieces of peau de sole
which held circular veils of tulle.
They carried round boquets of
yellow shosta daisies with yelloW
streamers.
The groomsman was Air. John
-Tohnstnn of Kincarritne Vsheit
weave Bliehltitid, Lyle
Osborne and Wayne rains.
The soloist 'was Miss Dornthy
Penton of Kincardine. The organ-
ist was Mrs. .Tack Tlryons of Bra-
Seta,
Onests were received, at a
reception that follOWed at the
T3rnssels Legion after Which
the bride and groom left en a trip
to INTontreal and points in TT,S.A.
Per travelling the bride ebanged
to a pale Vino A-lino crepe dress
with a Matching coat of Window-
pane lace, She chose white n.ecos-
Floriec and Wore a eorstage of pink
roses.
The couple Will .reside iri TIOTI-
don, Ont.
Horticultural Society
Deserves Your Help
The Brussels fLortieultural
Society will hold their annual
lolower Show anal also a Buffet
Turkey Supper, in St. John's
Anglican Church on Friday,
August 25th.
They look forward to having a
display of beautiful blooms on
show for visitors to see as well
the turkey supper to be.
enjoyed.
The Horticultural Society is
one of community's most. active
organizations and has done much
toward beautification. They are
deserving of support. Plan to
attend their Flower Show and
Supper,
PARENTS ASKED
TO CO-OPERATE
Due to the massy complaints'
about children riding, their
bicycles on the sidewalks, the.
Council. of the Village 'of Brus-
sels appeal to the parents of
those responsible., to impress on
their young ones the danger of
this practice, especially in front
of our Intsiness Places,
Parent's are reminded' that they
are responsible for injuries suf-
fered by others by such practice.
â .
W(TTCE
.T. M, McDonald Lumber will
he closed from August 2Sth to
September 4th inclusive for staff
halide y,
c:PlfN :AROUND
THE TRACK
Another good weekend of rat-
lug lies taken place.
The racing crew and stock car
travelled t.o Delaware on Friday
night, It proved to be a reward
trig night with Jack picking up a
fifth spot in the heat race, a.
third in the semi, and carried
happily the checkered flag for
the feature race.
Saturday night looked as if it
was going to be a repeat perfor-
mance for the red and white racer
Kitt it einne to a sadden end. Jack
had picked. up a fourth in the
beat, a third in the semi and was
moving lip for the lead in the
feature when the ear ahead mover'
nut into Jack's path. This ended
ins saeine rather quickly Mt
"7:1- with as badly bent front etid.
The crew have spent the Week
workinn diligently, preparing
for the bin rare Saturday night.
August I9th. TVs the 150 lap Inter-
national which includes American
p 7111 rfi S COMbined.
TTor(5'S lififlitlfr, all the twists and
bends are hack iii the right
Place and cur local racer is hack
to its best racing form. The heSt
of luck to all involved in. Satur-
day's race, drivers and triechaniCs
Itl11t e,
.1
- $'2.00 A Year In Advance
1st 'So Inn eon THE BRUSSELS POST THURSDAY, AUG, 17th, 1967 POST PtINLISHING HOUS/6
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MEETING
The regular meeting of th,e
Village Council was held in the
Municipal Office on August 8th,
all members being present.
The following motions -were
carried.
Moved by TI. J. TenPas, second-
ed by C. L. Cousins that the
Minnies of the meeting of July
4th, 1967 he adopted as read.
Moved by J. L. McCutcheon
Seconded by C. L. Cousins that
the Council of the Village of
Brussels concur with the reso-
laical from the Twp. of Miehl-
pictoen. 4
Moved by H. J. TenPas, second
ed by J. L. McCutcheon that the
accounts as approved be paid.
Post Office, stamps .,..
P.U.C., streetlights, office
and fireball
Hartley Rutledge, signs
and lettering
0.P.P., Service on
on, Dominion. Day
Douglas J. Callander,
Nursing A.cct,
Eric T, Skelton,
on Southwest
Drain
1740.00
.T. T. Holcomb,
supplies 16.71
lkiactenn rinn,
gas and repairs
Bridge Motors, gas ....
Brussels Motors, gas
and repairs
Percy Clark, cleaning
drain
Oldfield
supplies
Meehan Hdwe
supplies
Pernard TenPas,
Ter/1117'S
J. M. MeDonald
Material
T, Cordon
garbage
McCtitcheon
supplies
Rutledge Sc
supplies
B.A1.11. Telephone
rates and tolls
Receiver General,
deductions
11 a (SP,
0.M.ER.S. pension
Post Office. U.T.S.
Moved by S. Ti. McCiltcheciti
seconded by C. L. Consists that, the
Brussels r.r.d., Wm. Grlibe and
Wm`. HittChinSon be granted
Indicting permits as per applicat-
ienS.
Moved by Ft, J. Terra§
Seeonded by 3. McCuteheon
that py-Law No. 9-1967 he intro-
dueed and read a first and Mc-
and time and Passed.
ThiS being a by-law Setting forth
the date of the meeting for Nom-
ination and election Of Officers to
serve the Village of triisaelts fot
196$.
MOVed by C. T.,. Conains, see-
ended by TT, J, TenPas that. RV,
tair Ni,. 9-1967 be read A. third
CENTENNIAL FARM'S
BIRTHDAY MARKED
The Centennial Farm of Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Smith, Lot 6, con-
cession. 5, Grey Township, was
the scene of a happy gathering
whet they entertained 85 memb-
ers of their family.
The gathering was held 'to
celebrate the 100th year of the
ownership of the farm by the
Smith family this centennial.
year.
One hundred years ago, in
March 1967, Thomas Smith set-
teld on the farm which he ob-
tained from crown land, His son
Oliphant followed as a resident
of the farm, then it was occupied
by William W. Smith, a son. of
Oliphant,. His Son, Ross, is the
present owner of this Century
Pam,
His young daughters, Ruth Ann
and Jeannette are the fifth gen-
eration of the Smith family who
have lived on the faith.
NOTICE
The Brussels. Public Library
will he closed from Monday, Aug.
21.4t to Sept. 5th,
time and passed and the Reeve
and Clerk be authorized to sign
and sealed with the Corporate
Seal.
Moved by J. Ti. Meentcneon
Sceconded by H. 34, Tetras' 'that
By-Law No. 10-1967 be Introduc-
ed and read a fitst and second
time and paSsed.
This being a By-Law authorizing
the borrowing of monies up to
$45.000.00 to meet expenditntes
until the 1967 taxes are collected.
Moved by T, G. Campbell, sec-
onded by C. Ts Cousins that By-
Law NO. 10-1967 he read a. third
time and passed and the Reeve
and Clerk be autlihrizto sign and
Sealed with the Corporate Seal.
Moved by H. J. TenPas, second-
ed by T. G. Campbell that the
Village pay half the cost of mater-
ial for the Centennial lights in
the amount of $161.91.
The Engineer's Report on the
SouthWeSt Drain wa.s received and
discussed. Due to the high cost it
was decided that a. meeting with
those people itivolved would
have to be arranged.
Owing to the raise in salaries
to Mit Volunteer lire Brigade.
Council finds it necessary to
crease the hourly rate to $.50:60'
per bout for fighting fires in the
Township of Morris.
The vidiug of bicycle§ on the
sidewalk WriS disctissed and it was
decided tO anneal to pa,rents to itt-
Fittnet their children that this
driti01,roilS Practice must. he Stort-
sied.
Moved by J. L. MeNteheon.
seconded by IT. T. TenTaS that the
Meeting adInntii, to meet again
Seliteiliber 5, 1967, or at. the Call
of the Reeve.
ictoitet wi* H. King
Abet Clerk
AREA STUDENTS
ON TRIP TO EXPO
Students of this community
who availed themselves of the
opportunity to visit 11'xpo on the
Lions Club sponsored tour includ-
ed:
David Cowing
Debbie McCall
Linda Wilson
Murray Elston
Tames Smith
Nancy Baker
'Dick Richmond
Robert Pipe
Shirley Pipe
Brenda van Veen
Ken Work
Marie Lake
Carolyn Lake
John Rutledge
Jim Oldfield.
Ken Cox
Lorne. Strickler
Shirley Tha.mer
Judy Thamer
Mr, and Mrs, William Thamer
accompanied them as super
ENGAGEMENT
Mr, and Mrs. Malcolm Davidson
of Listowel wish to announce the
engagement of their only daught-
er Grace Elizabeth of Kitchener
to Mr. Milton, Wayne Lowe, son
of Mr. and. Mrs. Jack Lowe of
Thsassels.
The marriage will take place on
Friday, September 15th, 1967. at
Knox Presnyterian Church, List-
owel.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr.: and Mrs, Louis Ebel and
family of Ingersoll, were weekend
visitors in, Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. William Weias,
Jaeattie and Kim, of Morristown,
N: Tâ have returned borne after
holidaying with MrS. FlorenceL
12ess,e11, and family.
Miss Joanne Miller, daughter
of Mr, and sirs, Gerald Miller.
is holidaying with her cousin,
Miss Marilyn Cooper of Kippen,
Mr. and Mrs Rot White of
0.eorgetown Spent Civic Holi-
day With her parents Mr, and
Mrs, Win, Miller, Grey Town-
ship. Their four children, Randy.
Rodney; Rhonda and Lotto. return-
ed bottle with them on Tuesday
after a. two-week vacation With
their grandparents.
Vrigh, school students of the
Inaissela area Who won Ontario
SebolarShips in grade 1.3 exam-
inations by obtaining over SO Per
cent. in seven credits included
Vernon Prescott, Son of Mr. and
Mrs. 'Monies Prescott. RR A.
trussois: Wayne Baker, Son of
Mr, and Mrs. Corimin Baker, Rit 3,
Tressels and Mary Mae SchWattz-
entither, daughter of Mr. and.
Mrs P. SchWartentrUher. RR 5,
Tirltssels.
1.0.00
204.01
20.00
96.00
,Tuly
978.00
Services
Service
20.57
9.83
25.72
60.00
11.66
16.65
6.00
T.:amber
Stiles, July
- $1,00
Grocery
17,37
165.00
11.48
4.16
49.11
tax
99,31
58.52
6.88