HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-03-28, Page 1THE BRUSSELS POST, Till'itSDAY, MARCil. 28th., 10(le POST PUBLISHING BOU.10141
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VILLAQE: OF BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MEETING
The regular mom ing of. the VII-
Inge Council was held on Maven
let, all members being present.
The following motion; were cur-
ried;
lilovd by PI'. J, TenPee. seconded
by S. Imo, McMadmen that the min.-
ates of the meeting of February 5,
1968, be adopted as read.
7.\10ved by C. L. eousine, second-
ed by 1. G. Campbell 111111 we jein
the Huron elenteipal ()Meet's As-
sociation for the year 10(38,
Movd by E. J, TopPos, seconded
by f, Campbell that all the
accounts as approved ho pain,
P,U,C., streetlights 184,70
Receiver General, balance
'1967 tax and OP. 34.41
Post Office, stamps [0..(11)
AJeOutcheon's Grocery,
cleaners 1..76
Geo, Mutter, fuel 69.30
Diamond Lamp Co.,
bulbs S9 21
'Bernard TenPas, labour
and material 16,56
S, -Fe Blake, 1968 fees
to H.O.M.O.A. e0,00
Grind River Office
Supply, supplies
1,67
Provincial Treasurer,
Insulin . 5,28
The Municipal World,
1967 Statutes 5.31
Oldfield Edwe., supplies 12.50
Workmen's Compensation,
1968 fees'' (34.25
J. G. Stiles, ,snowplowing
and coal 690.50
Mrs. jean Exel, cleaning
office
Donglas ,G. Callender, Feb-
ruary Nnreing Aeet.
McOutcheon Motor,
repairs ................
McDonald Dumber
supplies 6.84
.1. G. Stiles, Weinmary
garbage
Post Office, U.1.S,
Receiver General, Tax
deductions and OP.
pet elatt -,-„..,.
J, Cardiff, licences ....
Council. Was pleased to receive
rr: K. 7.,litak for a visit. A very
ple0.stint diediseion took place re-
garding the Doctor's future and
also the future of our Municipality
and Community as a. whole.
Moved by F. it McOnteheon, sec -
ended by 11. O. rrenPas that the
Meeting adjourn, to meet again
1088 f or al the call of the
Reeve.
J. 0. Kratiter
rn. re. King
IleeVe clerk
CARD THANKS
I would like to thank all Who
sent. get. Well wishes and visited
me while 1 was in Hospital.
Special thanks to the nurses of
Winghani Hospital and Pr, Zyluk.
Vent; 'kin:limes «va5.1 very timeh
appreciated ,
Mrs. EillerS011 Mitehell
PEOPLE WE KNOW.
...n,Ayn of Brussele
''rider' Church twill interview the
!ter. Itueftell D. llorsburgh on
..eel:eaten.," this Sunday.
and 'Mrs. Rob Cunningham
v e :elec.:n:1 from Lex-
ington, Kentucky, with their re-
2,inerieen huddle bred
More, which they purchased ill
bile' tednilry.
\yes le:dr:ark attended the fun-
erel of his eieter, Miss Nancy Bud•
nark, at Ctobourg, on Wedneedey,
'Miss 13minark, who is survived by
brothers and three sisters,
„led in (ol -iare tios»ital, Monday,
Mr. and MI's, ,tint Davis and
(Meryl, of Lucan, :Virs. Edith Ray-
mend end Mrs, Winnie Bell, attend-
ed. the wedding of Fred Davis and
J.Inte Ferrier in 1,Vbitechurch on
Saturday, March 23rd. Fred and
are melting Hien' home in
Lucan until May, 'Yellen they go to
• .7 where he is being' trans-
ferred by his employeere, the ,Ont-
ario Hydro.
Will those in arrears please pay
tiner enbeeription and avoid ern-
barrassment 'with the posthl auth..
°Mies,
CONCERT APRIL 11th
Jack 'l'liyilnt ttad his entorotn•
ors wilt prot,ont a Concert
-Mil In the Innis-
sets Legion Hall, The centennial.
ennlItte , 00 tile job. Pro-
eefele ill E4if to completion of bath
house at the park, Let us all attend.
in ellpesi-: of this v.TirthY
(7.1,7,-?..ANBROOK
Vise, :Roberta Olonse. Chicago,
spent a Paw days with Mrs. Stuart
leveits and Brian.
:tile and Mrs. Ross Speiran, are
etei, 're with Smalldon and
Smelldon in Stratford Hosp,
Lytle Gordon. and Mr. and
\Iv end Mrs. Stanley Speiran,
home from a two ,
mcniths holiday in Florida.,
elm Sterner is spending a few
(P in Goderich.
Barry Ii' aus vii:itted. hi !...iStOWel
with r, and Mrs. Campbell Grant
and. family.
Evening Auxiliary
Dangles Evans was hostess
:`m. the March meeting of the Even
isl Alvdliary of the Woinen's
sionary Society. The President,
Mrs. Sttwei: Stevenson. opened the
meeting. 'Mrs. Jos, Knight and
-Mrs. Nornien Pfeifer were in
elLi/Ize of the -Pro2:ram, The topic
was Ch. 2 of "Christ, and the
f,..iths of Scripture reading .
wits 111 unison, Tltdl call Ci i1s it
ITO "OP 1,1 linird.Y; "Wind", Plans are
to have it spealter for the. April
incetityt at the Inline of Mrs.
(lorden Engel. Thr lunch com-
mittee, Mrs. S. Stevenson and Mrs.
Jas. Knight assisted the hostess
in send11g lanai,
CAFU OF THANKS
I. take this eeportunity to thank
all the kind friend8 and relatives
who remembered Me With gifts.
flowers, cards and Visite, while I
was a patient ListoWel Memor-
ial Hospital.
Special thanks to Drs. bonald
fled William ;Minn also that Mfrs-
es (inlet. and :and floor. Their kind
rives will always be remembered,
Mrs. Posy Jacklin.
SLIDES SHOWN AT
HORT. MEETING
'1110 _''trop meeting of the
Brussels :Horticultural Society was
held Monday, the I Slit, at S p.m.
1 r•s. (I eorge Wheel or, presi-
dent, welcomed those present,
and opened the meeting with 0
Canada. Minutes, treasurer's re-
port and correspondence followed.
Business included the following
motions by Mrs. C. Hemingway.
seconded by Mrs. R. Smith, we
send for prize stickers; moved by
Mr. Knight, seconded by Mrs.
Perrie, we send for pesticide
charts; moved by Mrs. Win, Sillier,
seconded by Mr. Knight. we con
Bane collections. A. spread (lactat-
ed by Simpson Sears was on dis-
play and it was moved by Mrs,
Smith, seconded by Mrs. M. Hum-
phries we sell tickets on it, The
District Couventicm is in Wing-
bane April 200:, Mrs. 0. jou wsm ,
Mrs, Oudmore, to be delegates.
Anyone else is welcome to attend.
The calendar was discussed and a
committee of Mrs. C.
way, Sirs. Mel arty, Mrs. R. Cun-
ningham. Mrs. Humphries. Mrs. IL
SM. i 1110 V Ofi the give Mrs. Jas.
Armstrong a rose in 'appreciation
a her help with prize lists and spr-
ing lists, seconded by Mrs. L.
Con si ns.
11.011 call followed with 21 memb-
ers and (3 guests present,
A duet by Misses Panline and
Vonne McOutcheon was much en
joyed. Mrs. 0, Wheeler thanked
then). and presented each with f
gift.
Grey Central Sehool did our print•
ing and it was on a motion of Mrs.
Perrio, seconded by Mrs.
Lally, that We pay for paper;
A preSentation of a Meritorns
Award from the Department was
Made to Mrs, 0, Hemingway in ap-,
predation Of her help in Tiorticht-
tut.% work. 1v1r, !G!e4rge McOutch.
eon. showed slides which were
mite enjoyed. Mrs, Ondthare
thanked Mr, MeCattcheon,
The Queen closed the meeting
'vitalsttio. t illys, E m t Cunningha at the ri
A delicious lunch was served by
S'Ti-s. C.arapbell„Mrs, 13, Lea'
Mrs, Nels Reid, Mrs. E, Ounniugs-
balm
CAIRO OF THANKS
The Post acknowledges. with
grateful appreciation, the help of
Tallies Prior. He has been respou-
sible for the. reports of hockey
activities published during the
se.,ison. Thanks ,Tim.
HOW! MEAN CAN THEY GE'T9
Vandals entered the Gentlemen's
Club room during the weetkend
and destroyed considerable proper-
ty. This type of thing is deplorable'
and it is hoped those responsible
Will br itppteliended end punished
as they deserve.
b*R.USSELS MINOR
HOCKEY TOURNAMENT •
13y James Prior
Friday, March 22
Girls: Paisley 9, Brussels 1. Shlr,
ley Pipe scored for Brussels,
TYKE: Ilelgrave (1, Brussels 0.
Scorers; Bolterave - Steven
.Robinson 3, Lynne Haines, Garry
hopper 2. ,Three Slurs; Steve*
Itobineon, flat ry hopper, Boigrave,,
Parr' (towing, Brussels.
SQUIRTS: Munkton 1, Brussels 0.
Three Stars; Danny monk.
ton, Chris Brigham, Brussels,
Brian Hinz, Minikton.
BANTAM: Brussels 3, Mbnitten
,Goal Scorers; Brteeselsi David
Thomas 2. Phillip Make , MOOkton
Paul Smith, Doug Long, Three
Stars; David Thomas, Bob Thom-
as.Ken Pestel, lyTonkton.
Saturday, March 23
TYKE:. \Vroxeter 3, Brussels 0„
Goal Scorers; Randy Clark, MUT-
ray Watson 2, Three Stars; Randy
Clark. Wroxeter, John AdamS,
Brussels, Murray Watson, WrOxet.,
cr.
SQUIRT: ' Lucan 1.1, Brussels 1,
elirb: Brigham scored for Brits.-
sets and was the 2nd star..
, PEE, WEE: Oakridge 4, Bel-
grave 1. Glenn. Warwick scored
the lone Belgreve goal and Duncan
Amlersmi was Cu ' I b 'lgrtt cf' star,
BANTAM! lielgraye 5. Monk.
ton5. Goal Scorers: Belgrave
Kevin Meech 2, Neil Rieman 2,Cliff.
:F.:.e.therington etonkton • Allison.
Ourran„John Nicholson, Larry
Horan, Doug Dar brook 2. Three
Stars; Doug' Dattbreok Monkton,
Neil Bieman, Kevin Pletch, Del
grave, TYKE; Belgrave Wrox-
eter 1; Goal Scorers - Belgrove.
Garry Hopper 5, Steven Robinson5.
Wroxeter, Murray Watson. Three
Stars; Garry Teapper, Laurie Hain
es, Belgrave, Murray Wateon,
Wraxeter,
Pliip WEE:: Oakridge 8, Atwood :1
Randy McCracken, scored for At.-
WOOdand Barry Long their star.
SCIVIRT: Lucan 10, Monkton 1.
Steven Smitli scored Monkton's
only goal and i,vas Menkton's star.
BANTAM: flolgrav-e 5, Itiussels
2. Goal Scorers - Belgrave, Don
Edgar, Murray Black, John Thomp-
son, 2, KeViii, Pletch. :Brussels,
Phillip Make, Devid Thomas.
Three Star;:; Nieman,
grove, David Thomas. Ilrussels,
Cliff Hetherington. Belgrave.
IEEE W Jai : Atwood Belgrave
4. Goal Scorors; Atwood, Don Bu-
chanan 3, Jim 'Buchanan Jainie
Gaul. IleigraVe. Les Drawer, David
Campbell, Murray Thompson,. Dun-
can Anderson. Three Stars; non
Buchanan, jfinlie Gant, Atwood.
Dnncan Anderson. •Tielgray P.
FINAL STANDINGS
TYKE:
DelgraVe points; "Wroteter 2
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DIST. PRESIDENT VISITS
MAJESTIC INSTITUTE
'rite Majestic Women's Institute
met in the library basement for
their March meeting. Mrs, Doug
Hemingway was in the chair with
Sirs. A. MeTaggart as convenor for
this ittesolutione meeting,
It was decided hem donate $10.00
to the Brussels Fall Vair which
goes toward 1-ti, prizes. A Food
Freezer Forum is to he held in
Clinton on April 17th. and in Wing.
'am on April 18th, at 8 pen. Every-
one is welcome.
A discussion followed on choos-
ing a "short coarse" to be held
later in the year. ,It was moved by
Sirs. Carl, Hemingway and second-
ed by Mrs. James Smith that we
would prefer "Fashion Cues for
You" as first choice , and the
second choice to be "Quilts".
Other short courses picked are
"Hats, Shapes and Wide Brims"
and "Ilooked Rugs'' as second
choice.
Mrs. Carl Hemingway gave an
aecount of ant Executive meeting
which, was held in Brussels on Feh-
r:fury 15th. Mrs. fleming-way ment-
ioned that the District Annual will
be held in Fordwich ibis year, en
May 16th.
Mrs. Doug Hemingway then in-
traduced Mrs, :Knight who is
the District preeident. Mrs. Knight
spoke on different items, and Men-
ioned that each W.I. members
oWIl a handbook,
chine, Adelaide Hunter headless
Brochure, and' a Membership Card.
Mrs. MaTaggart thanked Mrs,
Knight and presented her with a
gift-
A nominating cornmittee to
tiring in a new slate Of officers are
Aire. de Vries, Mrs. Win. Ferric'',
and Mrs, Tom. Strachan,
The Institute will hold a Desserti
';ochre on Mardi 20th at 1..30 p.m.
in the libra7 basement. Mrs, Far.:
Otldmore is to be convenor With
Mrs, McLarty and Mrs. Strachan
on the conunittee.
The convenors of standing coin.'
mittees are aSked to bring their re-
ports to the April meeting. IilYery.
one joined in community enter'-sung,
A peper 'Safety in the Kitchen"
was preparild by Mrre, Sohn Camp-
bell and read hy Mrs, Joitu speir.
Lunco -Nils served by Mrs.
Ar eh e Engel. Mrs, .tas, Arm-
arcing, and Mrs, Alex Steisst