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'AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY ANNUAL ,MEETINGL.
DEC WE TO HOLD BRUSSELS FAIR THIS YEAR
Centennial Committee
Financial Statement
'rho Brussels Centennial. Coin-
sir who organized and spon-
sored the Celebrations on the
Silly 1st weekend, present the
following statement:
Ree.10s
Village of Brussels,
Irish Concert
13a.11 (lame, Friday
Dance, Friday
(„: to receipts, Saturday
Seceor Game, Saturday
Dance, Saturday
Chureh Service, Sunday
ravening
Donation frOM Teen
Town Dance
Sale of Hats:
Beard GOnteSt
Entry Fees
Total -Expenses
TBank Balance
Expenditures
For Parade:
1 Bands
Prizes for Floats
F. Thompson, travel
I, Campbell, travel
J. Thynnc, Entertain-
ment , musicians
,Miscollan eons
For 2 Dances:
Orchestra.
T-Tall rent;
Sit ppli es
Refreshments
For Printing, DecOratIng,
and AdverttOng:
i I al icing and
Postage 33,80
R. Kennedy; Orbiting 54.00
ONYX and Newspapers 65.90
Nas Pon 0 ants 244.4.5
Pighwo y Signs 288.12
Expenditures
For church Service:
Music for choir
ProA'rams for public
rga n pen tat
fl nest speaker
1.oudspeaker
Band for
Concert
Miscellaneous:
Water Fight Prize 80.00
fionri1 Contset 20,09
ifts for Senior Citizens 91.35
Tug of War PrizeS 19.50
Lunch for Soldiers f21.75
Wals fel* Soccer n19113
a nd (MIA° 1104 tom 57,54
occritto on NO VON '!affil
MISS SADIE MeNAa
Miss Sadie MCNab of Brus-
sels died in Wingbarn and
District Hospital on, Thursday,
January 1.8th. She was in her_ 91rd
year.
Born in Crey ToWnship, the
daughter of the late Mr, and Mrs.
Alexander 14cNIali, she taught
school in the West. fOr many
years before returning to this
community to make her home
with her sister, Miss. Margaret
MeNa.b of Brussels, who stir-
t,
Also mind ving' are nephews,
Robert Ti. McLachlan, London,
ro es B. McLachlan, Win-
nipeg, Man,, niece, Mrs. F. L.
(Dottie) Green, Winuipog, Man.
The funeral: service was held
at iher late residence on. Satur-
day at 2 p.m. Rev, C. A. M6.
Carroll of Melville Presbyterian
Church Offiei riled, Burial was
in BrusselS cemetery,
Pallbearers were Tack Eryans,
Graham Smith, Dale Nixon, Dr.
Wm. Stiles, Kenneth McDonald.
(Ira McDonald.
Funeral arrangements were in
charge of the P. A. Rann funeral
lit me. 19 russets.
CHANGE IN DATE OF
HORTrCULTURAL MEETING,
'Ph e .Tnnnary meeting of the
It russet s Horticultural Society
will be held in the Public
Library on Monday,. January 29th
at 2 p.m, Please note change of
f;nic. and date
Pictures will be shown. Every-.
one welc0 O.
Feed for (lent. Office '5.20
Telephone 42,80
Centennial 1Q11 eon's Gown
and aceessorieS GO.80
Other supplies 68.92
848.12
permitted by Centennial grant
liearlrot rters dtie tri weather
tlii iens in the fall,
Again, the thanks and appree-
infirm of the whole Centennial
Clanun i gee tiro hereby extend,
ed to everyone whir helped in
ri Sony' to MOO Ally' 1St Wetsk-i
end such a .frietnorable one..
Archon, CireWeir. h irrn,
At . .io?rotciti, ivyronn
TOPNOTCH SPONSORS
SUCCESSFUL J3ONSPIEL
The Topnotch Annual 13onspiel
last. week was a success ful event
wit h 10 rinks competing,
The results were as follows:
9 O'Clock Draw
First: Ross Vol tch of Brussels
with 3 wins plus 10
Second: Wm. Stratychuk of
:Brussels with 2. wins plus :14
Third: Roy Hannon of Mitch-
ell with 2 wins plus
Conwthl 1 ion : " Don McDonald
or Brussels
11 O'clock Draw
First: jim Hawkins of Goder,
ich with 3 wins Phis 12
Second: Max Demaray of Brus-
sels with 2 Wins plus 13
Third: Dan Pearson Of Ethel
th .2 wins plus 10
Consolation: Lloyd Wheeler of
Rluevale
BRUSSELS MINOR
HOCKEY STANDINGS
TEAM W . L T F A Pts.
Tykes 0 I 0 0 2 0
Squirts 1 2 1 8 16,
Pee WA 3 6 0 37 40 6
Pee W,13 1 3 0 7 21 9
Bantam 3 4 1 24 45 7
Bantams 3 4 1 42 45 7
8 1 56 80 9
Juvenile 22 27 4
GENERAL MEETING OF.
BRUSSELS U.C.W, HELD
The first General Meeting of
the t.T..C.W„ was field. ii] the
United' Church witli the presi-
dent, Mrs'. Ctrl Rem n gvay,
presiding.
Mrs. Thomas had charge of
(lie worship service,
Scripture was read by Mrs.
Lloyd 'Wheeler.
"A Prayer for' the New Year"
was road by Mrs. Leonard
Mahon.
Miss Yonne McCutcheon fav-
oured the group with a piano
solo.
A. short skit was put on by
several ladies of the emigregat-
ions.
The World Day of Prayer will
be held in the Anglican Church
ap -March 1st.
It. was decided each working
group should try and make
little extra money.
A committee of lktrs. Bryn n S,
Mrs. McGill-Almon and Mrs,
Hemingway were appointed to
look. for another Christ ni as
Pageant.
The, Presbyterial will be held.
in Sea forth on February 7th.
The 'meeting closed. with the
Singing. of bvinn °A, followed
ilPf0!1'
!rho. Brussels Agricultural
Society, annual meeting and
banquet, held in St. John's
Anglican Chnrcb on January
1111 it, 11 as attended by 90 persons,
officials, , • ,rn embers, and other
interested. .P001)1 0 (us the COM-
unity,
Th e ru voting was presided
over by 'Donald McDonald, . pre-
sident or tho society,
C(*eit Parker, ma,uaiger of the
local branch, presented the
Canadian lmpe ria 1 Bank or
I'm-m.11(0Tc, a ward to G-raeme
Craig, Walton, for highest stend.
tag in I-IT Club work,
;Calvin Kreuter. Warden of
Huron Comity and Reeve of
Brussels; Clifford R. Dunbar,
Reeve of Grey Township and
Councillor Sallies Mn ir of Morris
Township. spoke regarding their
Interoct in Brussels Fair and the
desire to continue to support it.
The financial report was pre-
sented by Edwin Martin, sec-
'rotary:, Total receipts 5562.49,
Expenses 5546.98, 'Rat ance 15.51.
l',ank loan 30n.00.
Deficit 284.:19 . Jarmo ry 8, 1968,
Wen ther grant
'
Ada it Sul ill] reported for
tot e Ladies' Divison. Exhibits
were up and helped by Centen-
nial classes. Donated $225',00 to
pay prizes and judges in Ladies'
Guest Speaker for the. occas-
ion, was: Douglas Miles, gri.cul.-
auraT Representative for Huron
County; ITe pointed out that it is
easy to criticize but difficult to
suggest, A good deep look,,
should he taken at what is be-
ing accomplished, Tittles have
changed There arc' not enough,
people who participate. What,
function has your fair in this'
nem unity? Sot out : to fulfil
this function.
Mr, Milos ale,, Sh w.ved pi et ur-
!'S on trip to the Ilritish Isles
T In:01:k. a crom pa nied by
i terestifiLy and forma tivc ex-
pinn:1 ions and.sin I log. conditions
or agriculture and the people in
thows cem id ries 'Pliny envy file
eDnertnnifi inc ad voncomoni
in enr Canada.
It, was decided to hold a Pair
in 1908,
The Nom i n a !in.?: COnuti ace
nresentod the following slate of
officers New Directors;.Glenn.
row tes, Tip rold Bolger, harry
Coll and -Al -array Hoover to re,
place -retiring Directors. respect-
i velv: Cl eeIUP Prnet.er Don ir
Fra set% Hank TonPas, and
ro h an i Work.
A ndi tors for 1 96$ .--- Lonna d
la'hann rat Ralph .Shaw. ,
\.1 pleating 01, 11irtirterh after!
f(410Wv ,
Off Were elected fere
2968:
President Donald
McDonald.
1st Vloe Pree, Jaye,
Tan .V.Ifet
2nd Vico Pres, Wilfred
Strickler
Sec.-Treas. Edwin;
Martin
rect ors - Lawrie 131aclt,
Douglas em ngway. UOYd,
Wheeler. Stanley Hopper, Alfred
Knight, Glenn Coulter, Harold
fief! er, Ha.rry Coll, Murray
Heaver
Melville Guild.
On Tuesday evening January
16 the Guild of Melville Ghtirch.
held their regular meeting,. 'open-
ing with a Pot Luck Supper • at
SOVOn
A (IP]. if iuiust delicious slipper.
the meeting opened with a New
Year's verse given by Ruth
:Pipe, followed by singing hymn
6115. Joan Elliot! and Kathleen
Kru u ter favoured the group With
a duet.
Tho scripture was read in.
unison from. Psalm 27.
Win ni fred Edgar led III Prn
Joan and Kathleen favorired
with a couple of more numbers.
Helen Ell iott gave' a • very
interesting topic.
Hymn. 5S2 was then sung fol-
lowed by all repealing the • 'AIN-
Pah benediction.
The President. Helen Elliott',
conducted the bu.sinesS part of
the m.e.cl in ;•. Isabel' A.dams
noted AS: secretary in 'the absence
f Jossie
BORN
BA .UER -- To Mr. and Mrs,
lilervYn :Bauer of Brussels. in.
Listowel !Insult:11 on Mond a k,
.laniutalry 22nd, 19138, fl gull --
Ferry .101111.
WALTON
Mr. and Mrs, Turnbtill
are' standing a wo-motah vacat-
ion in Florida.
-Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Mitchell,
newlyweds, were ;,Vests of honor
at a social evening in Wa13en
nn ity TTall
Mrs. Neil MeGarvin and infant_
son, are. home from rliimt
Hospital.
and Mrs, Marl 'Stool,
of London, were visitors • with
Mr. and Mrs. Li..)onard
Miss Mars Mowbray who has
been a pa firm! in
Community Hospital for the
past: several -wooks has been
1,Paft,§fertrad lea' l` t~titli'7il
$500.00
70.10
58.25
808.45
821.51
183,40
832.00
271,80
15,00
275.00
38,00
$3873.51
33752.19
121_32
$3873.51
386.00
269.00
50,00
75.00
125.00
117.24
1013.24
250.00.
50.00
f}6,20
583.00
989,20
Many visitor's, as well p$ the,
local residents, have exptressed
.heir joy for the ,,occasion of
greeting old friendS during the
-en ton n i a 1 Reunion. Thus the
copun i Hee a re. rewaded for their
686.52 tinge and efforts.
in the spring the cornMittee.
Ohl 0 to sponsor a few fund-
raising projetts in order , to
34,93 Meet, their obligation of 'helping'
13,68 to finance the erection of the
20.00 Centennial pi!oject ' of -a change
60.00 house or dressing rooms at the
4.50 wa cling 01101 neat' the ball park,
Construction is expected to begin
50.001 whorl warmer weather arrives.
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