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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-09-14, Page 1SSC $2.00 A Year In Advance THE •BRUSSLS. POST t SDAY, 14th, 1967 ROST PUOLISHING HOUSE • ^ • VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING The regular meeting of the Village. Connell was held in the Municipal Office on September 0, 1007, all members being pre- sent, The following motions were ea tried, Moved by J. T1. MeCutcheon seconded by C. L. Cousins that the minutes of the meeting of August 8, 1967, be odopted as read. Moved by H. .1. TenPas sec- onded by I, C. Campbell that Sam Burgess and &eines MeTaggart be granted buildings permits as per applications. Moved by I, G. Campbell sec- onded by C. L. Cousins that the accounts as approved be paid: P,U.0, streetlights 184,70 Provincial Treasurer, insulin R, J. Bauer, gas McCritelmon Motors, gas Cleo, Somers, repairs Cordon 'Workman, repairs Lewis Frain, labour Douglas Callender, August nnrsing acct. J, Gordon Stiles. August garbage Receiver General, Tax deductions and c.r, Pest Office, ,,,, ,, Moved by C. L. Cousins, see- onded by Ti. TenPaa that we accept the tender of Howard Bernard for the installation of tho beating system in the Municipal ()Mee according to specificat- ions, yroved he H. X, Tr,nras sec- onded by ,T. T.. McCatcheon flint .keeher crewar he custodian of the six signs advertising the village of Brussels. It was decided to write to the School Beard again regarding' reilUeat t.o have a Seheel Patrol initiated ter the protection of the children going to and from droll riot, The Clerk was instructed to einitact the Mount Forest Radar Seiner] to assist in the elOwing down of traffic on Mir main tborotighfare. The trimming and retnoval of dead trees was discussed and it was decided to r'niploy South- western Tree Service to do the work. MeVed by TT. TenPas, sec, ended by J. T.. MeCutelmon that the meeting adjourn. Co meet again October 2. 1907 or at the call of the 'Reeve, Clerk ‘.Vni. N. 'ging Welt; tilat MeV, CRANBROOK Miss Margaret 'Kerr, of Ewatt College, Toronto, spent the week, end with Mr. and. MrS, Clare Veitch. Word was receiVed recently by Ralph Noble of the death in California of his aunt, Miss Mary Noble. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Consitt and boys, Varna. visited with Mrs, Stuart 'Evans on Sunday, Sunday dinner guests with Mt, and Mrs. Mac intosh included Mrs. H. M. Bride and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bride, Pordwich, Mr. and Mrs. Carman Bride.. Port Credit.. Mrs. Cl, Paten. Calgary, Mrs. Russell Bell. AtWood, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hawksbee, and Miss .:‘,1 a ry McIntosh, LiStowell, Mary remained for several days visit. Girls' Club Elects Officers The first Meeting of: the gran - brook Club Was held on Saturday September 9th at 9:10 a.m. at the home of Mrs. :Fran Bremner. There are 18 members in this unit. Pack, girl is required to make a dresser scarf and two smaller bedroom accessories swill as a cushion and a waste basket. The officers elected ate aS follows: President Bonnie Fischer Vice-Pres. Marie Veiteh Secretary & Press Reporter ..... Sharon Fischer Treasurer ,,....,. Bonnie Bremner The topic for notes was "Colour". Colour harmony was discussed and also guides in Col- our planning, Mrs. Fran PM-Yr/Hier and Mrs. Eleanor Stevenson. the leaders discussed and outlined the re initrements of this unit. The meeting was closed with, the 4-H motto "Learn to do by doing". Cranbrook W. I. The September meeting of Cranbrook W.I. was neld at the home of. Mrs. Russell Knight. The meeting was opened by re,. peating the Mary Stewart Collect, Opening Ode and the Lord's Pray- er. The Roll Call was answered by reading a. "blues chaser". Mrs. Allan McTaggart conduct- ed the business patt of the meet- ing. Mrs. Clem Sterner was asked to make arrangements for a bus trip to the Royal Winter Fair. Mrs, Gordon Engel and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler were appointed. to set Up an ant:mite display at Brussels Fall Fair. It was decid- ed every member shotild bring a written suggestion to the next meeting' telling What to do with the .35 from the ploughing m telt Mrs. 3.. Mart cave current events and Mts. MOTaggart the topic " Canada My Native Land" Mrs. Nen Smith and Mrs. s,Tiyearfrtil diVfiVi'flAtitititlet IOW to ELEBRATES 98th BIRTHDAY Mrs. James Noble celebrated her 98th birthday, on September 13th, in the Callander Nursing Home. Mrs Noble is the mother of Mrs Alvie Higgins, Brussels; Ralph, Vranbrook; ;Tack, Hanover and Stuart of Oudot', She has Went grand children and nine great grandchildren. MEDICAL DENTAL CENTRE NEWS The community will be pleased, to know and welcome David son of Dr, and Mrs. Zyluk of Barnet , England, as a ' neW resident of Brussels. David arrived at Melton, airport on Tuesday, Septeniber, 5th, and is a, guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Stretton and Frank. Stretton, Dr. Zyluk expects to arrive the latter part of Sept- ember to start his medical ,practice, With the holiday season 'over and construction of the clinic Progressing nicely it is now the ditty of the community to get behind the project for a succes- sful completion. A. complete ledger of receipts and expenditures has now been, completed and may he seen by any interested party by enquiry fhtough the treasurer, Mr. 'Roy Turyey. The results 'of the can- vass will he published in th( "Post" wilbin the next two weeks, Iirgently wanted — a press reporting. secretary, 'Please con- tact the general chairmen, phone Brussels 39. Herb Stretton SPIN AROUND THE TRACK Priday was the last race night of the season, at Deleware—Tack got a second in the heat. and :fifth in the semi. The :twenty-five lap chainionship year rare round Sack second. Tie also finished in second place in total points for the sea- son's racing at Deleware. Race night at the rtattboro race track found .Tack picking ttp a second in the heat and being involved in an accident in the semi and not completing the reoe, By the titer the feature Cattle along the car was ready to roll again and picked up a third pine" finish 1 0 complete the evening's ra cing, Next week finds a sin gle night's racing at Illamborn Speed, way on Saturday. pillows from gingham. cordurov and satin. They were thanked by Mrs. Dneharinc. Lunch was served by the hest- ess assisted hr Mt s. rind ta. 'it't eintegh, HONORED ON 30th ANNIVERSARY The family of Mr, and, Mrs. John Perrie gathered at the farm honie last Sunday evening to honor their parents on the occas- ion of their Thirtieth Wedding Anniversary, GiftS were given and the ,evening was quietly spent by the family, Lunch was served by daught- ers, Mrs. Jeanne Kirkby, Mrs. Mary Perrie, and Mrs. Margaret Thompson. Miss ,J1ennifer Kirkby and Paul Kirkby helped to serve, and sang a specially pract- isod "Happy Annniversary" song. Members of the family present were Mr, David Perrie. Mr. and Mts. Doug 'Kirkby, .Tennifer and Paul, Mr. and Mrs. John M. Petrie, Mr. Will Perrie and Mrs. Margaret. Thompson. SMITH — ENGEL The marriage of Gayle Louise Bngel and Robert, Wayne Smith took place in M'oncrieff United. Church,, September 2nd, at 7:00 p,m„ in a setting of White gladioli and Centennial rose colored mums, and candles. 'Rev, Dorkin officiated. and Mrs. Joe Smith, aunt of the groom, Provided the wedding music. The bride is the da.ughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Engel, RR 3, T3rus- sets. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Smith RR. 1, Moncrieff are parents of lite groom, The bride, given in marriage 1)y licr tat hrw. chose a floor-length "own of embossed velvet. sleeve- less, with empire 'waistline. match- Per floor-length coat with velver hews on shoulders. Tier 4-tiered veil was held in place by a velvet bow, Her bridal hoonet was ceniennill roses with whitc. "'"dirt, 'nu ferviii112 NTI'S, Dianne Yoh, sister of the bride, was Matron of honor in a Centennial rose= colored sheath gown: with lace bodice and elbow- length hell sleeves, and matching headpiece, She earried White, gladioli, Walton Smith was his brotber'S best man ,<larry Smith brother Of the ,'room, and John -EngeL brother of the bride. were ttsfierS. At the reception in Ethel Corn- nuinitY Centre the bride's mother wove coppeptone crepe dress 'with lace overcoat. brown neoe!;- sorirs and yellow rose corsage. The groom's mother was dres- sed in navy white and navy accessories and corsage of red roses, The bride's table was centered with a:1-tiered wedding cake and pink Poses. ' Pot a trip to Nort11rti Ontario the bride chose a travelling cost- tun A of a 2-piece brown dress with rust. accessnries and cor'sar,0 Con t 47.1111i 01 1TISe5, '(111 it ef,',101:61.1,...1 it': I cril r residerin 1,11 shill, BRUSSELS FAIR BOARD' MEET TO MAKE FINAL, PLANS FOR FAIR Monday night, September 11th was the meeting of the Ladies' :Divisicm of the Brussels Fair Board to make finale plans for . the Fall Fair September 28th and 29th. • There are numerous changes in the prize list. and they hope there will be many interested in/ these changes. There will he a 'local 'Went' program on Thlirsday evening. This will he voluntary and it. la hoped many will help make this in te es ti n g, There will be a "Bee" to mate things in readiness on. Monday, September 25th. Your help would he appreciated. Pies Appreciated Also, anyone caring to donate pies for the Fair booth would be greatly appreciated, Local Talent Wanted The Brussels Fair 'Board requires Local 'Talent for an 8:301 p.m. program Thursday evening, September 28th at the CrYstal Palace. Anyone interested in, helping to entertain please con- tact Mrs. Robert Ga'ashy or Mr, Don McDonald, WALTON Boundry Unit Of Duff's UCW, Walton Mrs. John T3oa was hostess for the September meeting of the Boundary and 17th Unit of Duff's PIMP(' Church Women. Thirteen members responded to the roll call. The devotions were conducted by Mrs. George Williamson. Mrs. Herbert. Williamson read the scripture. and a. poem "The Ten comma ndm en ts. The guest speaker, Mrs. Walter Bewley. was introduced by Mrs. Ceorge Williamson. Mrs.'Bewley spoke on her impreSSI-Ons of, and Portions of lectureS heard, at the Summer Convention at Alma, College, 8t„ Thomas. She display, ad a niimber of hooks anti path, phlets that could be. of Use to the Units. MrS. George Wiliamson read the Poem "The Shaping of a Disciple, Mrs. Ross Bennett Was in' charge of the business. The next ni.eetin ,g Will he held the sei'ond Wednesday evening, in (Moller. Mrs. Harold Stnalldon, will he the hostess. evi3:TICUI.,TURAL MFETING MONDAY Brussels Horticultural Society meet in the Library on Mon , rid etenitig, tars. T.:en McDonald of Tnoswater. will show pirtuteit, (tot 14(11*, 5.19 2,77 7.20 18.34 55.09 993.50 1145.00 90,34' R.S0