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FIRE LEVELS ONE BARN
ANOTHER DAMAGED,
IN SECOND FIRE
Fire completely destroyed the
barn on the farm of Carl Hening.
way, 12th concession of Grey
Township, in the early hours of
Saturday morning.
Fortunately no livestock was
in the barn but a large quantity
oil grain was lost.
The estima tea $7.500 loSs was
partially covered, by . insurance,.•
Grey Township, and the Brits.
sell fire departments responded
promptly to the summons but the
flames had gained too 1nuch
headway before they 'were 'dis-
covered ftt about 3:45 a..m.. by the.
.ilemingways
A second barn fire. about Ph
miles distance away, On the farm
of Morris Hemingway had been
spotted by firemen while enroute
to the first fire. They reterned. to
it and were able to check the
flames before they spread enough
to do too mueli dat a -e. Mr. and
Airs. Ralph Triebner who live in
the house on the farm, assisted by
others removed the cattle from
the barn.
The origin of the fires could not
be determined A police investi-
gation is underway.
CNR ANNOUNCES
TRAIN TIMES
With the changing of the time
to Daylight Saving Time' as new
schedule has been released.. Ali
times listed are OST and the Sche-
dule is in effect until Oct. 27.
The morning train leaves Bras7•
sell et 8:02 a.m, arriving in Tor-
onto at 11:10 a.m. The night train
leaires Toronto at 0:10 p,711, and
arrives in Bressels at 0:'511 pan.
The, Sunday train, leaves hero at
7:17 p.m. arriving in Toronto at
CNR officials also announce that
effective :lune. 1st, there will be
10 per cent discount on all l't!tiniiy
fares for parente and children up
to 12 years of age. Students up to
22 years will also get a break -
was not enough fill left to supply
fares will be mit 25 per eett t.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss Gale Wilson. is spending a
few days at home following
completion of her affiliation at.
'Homewood at Guelph.
Bill and Florence Stratychuk.
Brian and Anne. and Mrs. W.
Frown. 'visited friends at :Jarvis
on Sunday,
Alt. and Mrs, David McCutcheon
and daughter or PeterbOreugh,
were weekend. visitors with his
parents. Ale, and MPS,. Jao.,k
McCut eh von.
Mrs. Lorene McInnis, Mrs.
Nora Taylor, Mr. and Airs. Lloyd
Hodgins and Stuart of Exeter, and
Alr. and Airs. Lewis Frain of tirits,•
sels were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs Edwin.
Martin,
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VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MEETING
,The regular meeting of the
Village Council was held in the
Municipal Office on. May 11th, 1905,
p11 members being present.
The following motions ts ere
carried.
Moved by H. J Ten Pas. second-
ed by ,J, L. McCuteheon that the
minutes of the meeting of April
to. 19(18 be adopted as read.
Aloved by 11. Tcntras, second-
ed by C. L. Cousins that Gordon
Stiles reeMve $200.on per month
for garbage eollect
1\10 Yed by J. L. Alcenteheoti
seconded by I. (1. Campbell that
Mervyn Bauer and 'Maitland
Teleservices Ltd be granted build-
ing permits as per applications.
- Moved by C. L. Cousins, second-
ed by T. G. Campbell that FT, J.
TenPas be appointed to MOD for
the year 1968.
Moved by C. L. Cousins, second-
ed by TT. J. TenPas that the ac-
counts as approved be paid.
C.N.R., rent.
Glen Somers, labour
jno. Ryan, bulldozing
Dougl s ,T. Cal !ander
April Nursing Caro ..,
Airs. Joan Exel,
cleaning
L, Frain; labour
B. W. Kennedy, print-
ing
MacLean's Find, Service
repairs
Metter fuel
MeC,titcheon Motors,
repa irs
Municipal World
licenses
GOO. Somers, irs
Bridge Motors, gas
S. AI, AleDonald, 1.-timber
ma feria I
Oldfield lEdWe.,
supplies
Geo Raford. roads
Maitland Valley Conser-
vo Hon, 1008 levy
Post Office
Receiver General, tax
dednei 10115 and C.F.
0.1M.E.ES,. pension
fund
60.18
Frank Cowan Co.
insurance. 28.56
3. G. Stiles, April
garbs ge 105.0e.
LADIES, GET YOUR
FAIR PRIZE LIST
If you have not yet received
a copy of the Fall Fair Prize List
of the .Ladies' Division of the
Brussels Agrieultural Society
you (.1111 get one from the score-
tan., Mrs. Adah Smith, of Brussels
or at the office of the
Post.
There are classes for exhibits
of all kinds, from flowers to fanny
work, for .•youngsters to show
their skills and ,graediooth.ers
their e s and • hobbles„ all with
attractive prises offered. Look it
over ladies and start. now to pre-
pare your entries. The ladies have
put a great deal - oethought and
time into the preparation of this
list so get. busy and make. this an
outstanding year for • quality and
quantity of exhibits,.
Now it is tip to the Atoll's divis-
ion to Ocilla I, Or better the prep-
arations of the ladies and provide
attractions that will entice the
wholeheared support of exhibitors
anti spectators- alike, •
if Brussels is to continue to
have -the one this year mast
be :1 success.
EIGHT SEEK THE
LIBERAL NOMINATION
IN HURON RIDING
T.t will be interesing to see who
gets the nod ,at the Liberal nom-
ination meeting. With 'eight
men reported as. seeking the
be ral nomin a ti in itiatron
riding for the June 25th election
there. will be a varied ch.oice.
These include the Now Demo-
cratic Party candidate In the last
provincial election.
.Gorden Aletlavin of \V al ton,
president. of the Huron Liberal
Association, announced the nom-
ination meeting will be' held ...Mon-
day, May 1.3. at. Central Human Sec-
ondary School la Clinton.
The eight arc: .Maltland Edgar
of Clinton, head of the geography
departinent at, South Huron. Sec-
ondary School, Exeter; Dr. Frank
Mills, mayor of Goderich; Beecher
Menzies; a Clinton lawyer; Calvin
Krant,er of Brussels, 'Warden of
Hinton County; Charles Thomas 01'
nrussels, 0, farmer and past presi-
dent of the Tinton County Feder-
ation of Ageletiltinte; Rev. John
Boyne of Exeter. a Presbyterian
minister; Archie Currie of Park-
hill, a semi-retired eeenomist;
William Elston, Winghani, farmer
and reeve of Morris ToWitsiliP•
Al r. Ego r Ives the T b eral caltdi-
datti for 'Huron in the, last federal
election. Mr. Bbyne ran for the
provincially:
It is unfortunate for Reeve Cal
Kreuter that the elecion had to
conic inst at this time, As Reeve
of this village and Warden. of the
Voitiity and witli the normal deni-
ands of business. it' noinintibed,
Wed elect. ed, be 'w'ould need Mad-
in's lamp to keep 1111 With all Ilia
THE RILITSSIALS POST,
Brussels Couple Honored
On 25th Anniversary •
Mr. • and .Mrs.. Ross 'Duncan
were delightfully surprised when
friends and relatives held a
surprise party for them at 1.110
Royal. Canadian Legion Hall, on
the occasion of their 35th wedding
anniver Say y.
During the course of the even-
ing, which was ~pent; dancing, the
honored couple were presented
with a number or beautiful tied
useful gifts and congratulations
find good wishes.
Attending from a distance were
relatives arid friends from Wel-
land, Port Colborne. Galt. L<•itelien-
er, Chippawa. Termite, Malton.
Ilespler, Preston and Delmore.
CR.ANBROOK
THFRSDAY, MAY l'th, 1968
MRS MARGARET DUNN
Mrs. Margaret !bran, (ii%ey Town-
ship, died tit. Huronview, Clinton.
on Friday, in her Mai year.
The widow at William Dunn, she
was the former Ala rgll Yet.Abbot.
She is survived by one daughter,
Aim's, t;teorge I From-, McDonald,
Grey Township: two eons, Earl if
Cratibrook and Irvine, Medicine
Hat, Alta.: six grandehildren and
eight great-grandchildren,
The funeral was held from the
D. e1. Ra.nn Funeral Home, Brus-
sels, at. 2 p.m. on Monday. Burial
took .place in Brussels cemetery.
Pallbearers NV pre Alan Dunn,
'Don Sacklin, George Barr, Doug-
las McDonald, Gordon Eingel and
l Irown.•
BRUSSELS PUPILS WIN
TOP HONORS AT FESTIVAL
About 100 pubirc schools pupils
from Brussels, Blyth and Belgrave
central schools competed itt the
various classes on Tuesday, the
first day of the second annual
music. festival held in. -Myth public.
school.
Laurie Haines, 13elgrave
Central School pupil took top
individual honors with 88 points.
lie is the son of All. and Mrs.
Wilfred Haines, RR, .1, \V•inghain.
Other winners:
Girls 7 and wider: :Peggy
Gibson Brussels $7; Mary Elston,
Belgrave, 85; Aliehelle McCutch-
con; Brussels, Anne Liebod, Blyth
S5 (tied).
Boys '7 and under: Laurie
Haines, SS; Andrew Noopmans,
Bolgrave, 86; Edwin Haines, Bel-
grave, 85.
Girls 9 and under: Nancy
Consins, Brussels, 85: Marilyn.
Whightman Bel grave, S4 ; Julie
McCall, Brussels 82.
Boys 9 and muter: Murray Bone,
Brussels, 85; Gary Hopper. Bel-
grave 84.; Danny Lamont. llel-
grave 83.
junior duet division: Tilly
"Vat Amersfoort, Alrirtha c-
Blyth, 87: Danny Lamont.
David Stapleton, Bellrave, 86;
Bill King, Chris Brigham, Brussels
85.
Plelgrave Co-Op. Trophy, unison
chorus, Grades 1 and Blyth. SU;
BelgraVe 81; Brussels 80.
Britssels Lions C,111.1) Trophy:
unison groups Grades and 1:
BrUssels Myth Belgrave
36,
T3e1g,rave W.T. Trophy, rhythm
band, lilyth Grade :1, 87; Bel-
graVe Grade 1, 86; Brussels Grade
2. 85
Dawson Woodbrem. proresaor of
innsie al Alehouse ('allege of F1(111
cation, London, was adjudicator
for the festival.
The remaining eight divisions
of the festival were judged in
Winghom and District Iligh Sequa)!
on Wednesday night.
SORRY
The. [Irussele Connell regret
that after the work was done ibere
Was no enough fill left. to Supply
all who bad requested it,
2.50
50,00
238.00
985.20
7.50
21,25
38.00
4,31.
3,15
4.70
1.04
7.00
11.38
17.69
.16.78
1146.00
(127.04
0.88
95.10
Moved by ,T. L. McCiacheon, II
seconded by E. G. Campbell that
the following grants be given for 111
1968.
Recreational( Committee '$A01.00,
Fair Board $100.00; Horticultural
Society $100,00; Santa. Claus
Parade $75.00
,\ delegation from the Britssels
'Fire Brigade Was in attendance
and it Was decided to bny several
new lengths of 2 1/2 in and 11/., in.
hose.
Moved by 'EL. TenPas. Second-
ed by J. Ai. AieCtitcheon that the
Meeting adjourn to meet again t.
June 8, 1968 or at the call of the
Reeve,
.1'. 0, Kreuter, Wm. IT. King,
Reeve Clerk
Parents Attend
; Graduates Banquet •
'Air and Mrs. Eldon \Vilsm
,!!tended a "Father and Mother"
Banquet held in the Crystal Ball-
room of the Walper lane!, Kitch-
ener. The banquet was given by
the graduating elites et nurses of
1008 of St. Mary's .hospital. Cale
Willson is a member of this class.
Rev. FindlaN., Stewart, 'was the
guest speaker of he evening,
Rev, Charles Boyd, MilVerton,
conducted the services in Knox
presbytertan Church on Sunday
afternoon. The Sacrament of
Holy Communion was observed.
Next Sunday, May 12, the ser-
vice will be held at 9:45 a.m.
Mrs. Clare Veiten attended the.
OrticerS' Conference a t
the University of Guelph on AL;i3
Tst and 211.d.
Two ci rca. students of Stratford
Teachers' College signed np on
l'riday for the coming term. Miss
Sheila. Strickler will go to Galt
and Charles Cardiff to Kitehener.
Mrs. idylle Gordon visited in
Toronto for a few days.
Congratulations to Air. and 'Mrs,
Donald. Perrie on the birth of a •
baby daughter in Wing ham Hee-
Pit;i1.11,:ine Dunn. Medicine lint,
Alberta, flow bane on Saturday
for the funeral of his mother, the
late Airs. Wm. Bunn.
Miss Mary McDonald, l'oronto,
spent the week-end with 1\11. and
MrS. Martin McDonald.
Mrs. Kenneth MacPonald is A
patient ill Listowel Hospital.
Colvin Cameron is in Strat-
ford Hospital where he underwent
surgery on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler
were in 1'•rip,-111 on Monday attend-
ing the funeral of an uncle. Sim
Pettigrew.
Air. and Airs. Clare Veitch,
Marie and Janne and Mr and Mrs.
Wilfred Strickler. and Lorne,
attended a "Plot-mice Nightingale" I
service in "Christ the King"
Church. 1,1:H01011er. e ,n
Sunday evening. Al iSS N1aticy
Stricklei•. nurse.iii ira was
orgalliSt.