HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-07-11, Page 1MORRIS TWP. BARN..
IS. DESTROYED.
BT. LIGHTNING •
'17he barn on the farm 'of Wat-
son Sholdice was destroyed by
fire late Tuesday afternoon at-
ter being struck by lightning•
during the storm.
Lost in the blaze were 26 •
pigs that were ready to ship,
three sows, and a hog, 1,500'
hales of hay and some grain, al.
so several farm 'implements. •
Four valves were removed .
from the burning building.
Mr. and Mrs. Sholdice, whose
farm is two miles. west .0-f. Brus-
sels, saw the liolt of lightning
but there was no int:Mediate sign
of fire.. Only minutes later the
barn roof was a mass, of flames.
Dftissels, Myth, Wingham and
Grey Township fire brigades all
responded to the fire call, hut
were unable to save the barn.
It has been reported that dam.
age was estimated at, about $10,-
000.
Maitland Teleserviees
Preparing For. Dial
There is a great deal of
tic t vity art the Maitland Tele-
survices pi' 01),q' ty hare these days.
They Imv been excavating in
Deparation for the laying of cable-
for the installation of the dial
eommunieation system,
The office itself will be equip-
ped for dial by the end of this
;:cats and I is expected that the dial
will he in service throughout the
Maitland Teleservices hy the end
of 1969.
Not only hav they been digging
up earth in their operations but
leas anti pans and assorted. sample
of garbage.
Don't Have The Police
Calling At Your Door
to you know where your
children are at night and what
they ore doing? It you. don't 'know
it rniEtlit be wise for you to check
up and rind out, that, is, if you
11041.'t want the police knocking at
your door to tell you they are in
trouble.
There has been a good -deal of
miner, ;Ind net re minor, vaielei
ism. going On in BrUsSela
unlawful entry. damaging. Of
public and private property, ai'dl
some antics !hot could end iii
tri.,!_:edy. Last :mewed, n Ibio,
secured to trees, Was strung
across a sireet mid could hale
caused a serious accident if it had
not been soon and removed,
Young people are blamed for
this s,trt of beim lour, but should
it the the t1P11.101031t parents NV110
should hr blamed'? Children need,
not only an abandariee of love.
and affection 'but 1111dereirinding
supervision. They sbeeld also be
mcv,:ht a healthy r ;TOO for the
fill vinTtity of othetz,
$2.90 A Year In Advance -- $3.00 To 'CAA. THE BRUSSPaS POST, POST PUBLISHING H0171611
GREY TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL MEETING
The Grey Township. ;neeting
was held July 2nd.
Resolutions passed as follows:
Melville Lamont and Lawson
Ward. that the minutes of the last
regular meeting be adopted as
adopted as read.
By (Muffles Thomas and Mel
ville Lamont that By-Law No. 13
of 1968 to provide for biennial
elections in the Corporation of
the Township of Grey be given
first and .second reading,
By Charles Thomas and Lowson
Ward that by-Law 13 of 1968 to
provide for biennial elections in
the Corporation of the Township
og Grey be finally passed as 'read
a third time.
By Lawson Ward and 'Melville
Lamont that the Engineer's Re-
port of the Silver Corners Drain
be provisionally adopted subject
to the extension. in Let's 33, Con-
cession 12, to be constructed and
By-Law No, 14 of 1968 be given
first and second readings.
B Charles Thomas and Lawson.
Ward that the Connell of the Cor-
poration of the Township of Grey
approves of ihe building of the
propoSed addition to the Listowel
Secondary School at an estimated
cost of $1,167,625, of which
1,097.625. has received tentative
approval from the Department of
Ed u dation,'
By Melville Lamont and Lawson
Ward that two applications for
tile drainage loans in the amounts
of $2,500 and $700. under The Tile
Drainage Act be accepted.
By; Lawson Ward and Melville
Lamont that the following Com,
missioners be; appointed on
drains: Charles Thomas Cr] the .
Fraser; Melville Lamont on the
'Vachon; Kenneth Bray on the
McKee and Clifford Dunbar on
the Silver Corners.
By Charles Thomas iind Lawson
Ward that. Brussels Centennial
Committee be given a grant in
the amount of $75.00 for dressing
rOtens at the park.
By Melville Lamont and. Law.
son Ward that all approved no.
counts be plaid.
Charles Thomas and Melville
Larnetit that we adjourn to meet
again Attgust 5th or at the call of
the Reeve,
The following accounts Were
paid:
The Listowel Banner,
advertise drain
tenders 1,0,08
Nelson Ryan, bulldozing 8
Alexander dump 40.00
Ontario T-Iydrei, MthettOrth
Street Lights „„ ... ..n. 23.13
Jitn Dobscin, garbage
colleetion, Ethel
Village 20.00 .
What' Weber, office
supplies
Clirfotd Dithbar,
Alayers & Reeves
Convention .... . :511,00
Town of: LiAtftel lqity
pilyrittig )1o1i1d
MRS GEORGE 6ALBRAITH
Mrs. George Galbraith
Wroxeter, died Friday in the
\\Ingham. and District Hospital.
She was the former Grace
t toward.
She is survived by her husband;
three daughters, Mrs, M. (Nellie)
Burwell, Denver, Col.; Mrs. Reg.
(Georgettne) Watson, Brussels;
Mrs. ('arson (Alma) Watson.
Morris Township; two sons,
Kenneth"of HoWick Township and
Ward of Richmond, Va.
The funeral was held from the
Gorrie United Churchat 2 p.m. on
Monday with the Moir Funeral
Lome in charge.
Teachess Not •
Holidaying Yet
Students are enjoying their
vacation but many teachers are
not yet holidaying.. They are daily
attending Summer Sobool classes,
taking additional course to further
equip themselves for the import-
ant job • of educating their stu-
dents. . •
Miss "Jessie Little and Mrs,
!della Wilson arc' taking a. Prim
ary Method courset in. Listowel
and Mrs. Mary Huether and Mrs.
E. Weigel a PT course at Guelph.
AN;NOLNIPEMNT
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Michie,
Brussels, Ont., announce
the forthcoming marriage of their
only daughter. Ruth Louise, to Mr.
James Allen Baker, B.A.' Sc., son
Of Mrs. Ward Baker and th.e late
Me.. Baker of Nananee, Ont.! The
wedding will take place in Knox
United Church, Belgrave, at 3:30
pail„ oir Saturday, July 20th 1963
account. 24.98
ot Brussels
May nursing home
accounts 76,38
June Welfare 315.17
Brussels Centennial Com-
mittee, MLitt for
dressing rooms
in park 75,00
Elanna & Hantilton Comm.
struction, balance
contract .56
Con. Drain 2,476,00
James A. Howes, 0, L. S.,
superintend construc-
tion 5th Con.
Drain 400.00
Kenneth I3ra.y, cominis-
sioner 5th Cpa.
Drain 20,00
E-lelen D. Martin, Clerk's
fees & by-laws 5th
Con. Drain 120,00'
.1:Tlythe, M. Cardiff, clerk's
fees, Atli Con.
1)ralti 10:00
bumps 4: Severance,
5th. 'Cert. Drain .„, Z125.00
Total
$11,161.55
ourfora, 11, thilibflt
tteeve
FidY1;11(1 rarliff
Merit
P.U,C., streetlights
Post Office, stamps
C. .T. Cardiff, part.
salary
Ontario Hospital Services
Coin, hositalization
Watrtoo Medical Co-Op
Services, Medical
McCutobon Motors,
repairS „„„ ..... „„, ........
Bernard TenPas, 'plaetete
ing
J. M, -.VcDontild Lumber
material
Pollard BroS. Ltd
calciuin
J. G. 'Workman, repairs
5. G. Stiles, gravel and
Jobour
5. G. Stiles, June
garbage
Bridge Motors, gas
gas and repairs
Callender Nursing Home
June Nursing 'Care 1134,30
Mrs, Joan Exel,
cleaning
Winghatn Retarded
Children 1.968 levy ..... 188.25
J. G. Workman, contract
on bathhouse 1430.00
'Bernard TerTas, contract
on bathhoese ..„, ..... 3926.00
Retceiver General, tax
deductions and C.P. 114.35.
Lew Frain, labour :121.75
0.1\1.F2t.R.S., pension
fund
'To s. l\1 gas
McCulebeen Grocery,
cleaners
The Clerk Was advised to put
an ad in the :Brussels r ost advis-
ing the residents that the Dump
Will be open on Wednesday (rein
4 to 6' p.in. for the public..
Moved by I, G. Campbell,
seconded by H. TenPas tha. the
meeting adjourn: to meet agiti
August 7, 1968 Or at. the call of
the ReeVe.
J. C'. Krauter,
ReeVe
;Horticultural Meeting
1,6tosiday Night
The Brussels
Society Will Meet in the Brussels
Library on Monday night, July
15th,
Mrs, Leo neither will give a
Denionst Lion,
Pi-V.011'0 N) itt WOICOVie,
EAST HURON W.I.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEET
The Board of Directors of the
Mast }furor' 1V. I. met at the home
of the President. Mrs Lyle Murray.
RR :1, Clifford on \VI-dnecIfiy
afternoon. July 3rd. Mrs, Eleanor
Bradnoek, C4mirmau or Iluren
W. I. Rally. was also present.
Mrs Niurray presided over the
meeting, at which pions were
made for, the Huron W. I. Dally,•
to he held in tl'i Cranhrook Com-
.munity Centre on tletotter • 7
.The Rally includes the 31 insti-
tutes• in Huron .County.
An interesting program is he'lt":
arranged for both morning ,and"
afternoon sessions-, included will
be to hobby craft display panel
report •out A.C.W.W..• meeting, a
special speaker on Safe(;', and
entertainment froth several insti-
tute branches. Further details
about this ineeing will be publi-
cized at a later date.
Following ihe meeting refresh-
mons were served by the: hostess
and her daughter.
PEOPLE WE KNOW'
Mrs, A, J, S'sel of '1-.Telaufl
here visiting her son Hank and
Mrs, Exel. It is sixteen
since they last saw one another.
;Ws. .1. W. Fisher attended the
wedding of her grandson. Douglas
Nhomas, in Stratford on Spinrdit y.
-Mr. and Mrs. C. Cray of. Sud.bury
were weekend guests with Id
5. W. Fischer while here to attend
the Thomas-Amos wedding in
Stratford.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Knowlton
Kitcheher, were visitors with Mrs.
George Davis,
Mr. arid Mrs. Robert Johnston
Port Credit, were weekend visitors
with Mr, and Mrs. D. A, Rann.
Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy,.
Clarkson, visited with his parent-,
Mr, and Mrs. R. W.Kenne.dy dur-
ing the weekend.
111.rs..George Davis attended the
'Davis re-union in Undsay last
week and accompanied relatives
to Peterborough for a. week's
visit. Mr. and Mrs. George Hook.
Peterborough. spent the following
week end with Mrs. Davis,
Mrs, George Minnow returned
from a visit 1\1 lieSpOler friends
last week and attended the
Thoina.s-Ames wedding in Strat-
ford on Saturday.
SOFTBALL STANDINGS
TRI-COUNTY INTERMEDIATE
W L 7 PTS.
Alonerieff 10 1 (1 20
Walt ou 1.0 2 0 20
Belthorp 0 6 6 12
Brussels 0 r, 0 12
4 4 1 9
Ethel 4 0 1
Ceti r'tsvillc 6 0 6
! Cl 0
rntl6italtt
raspAy.„J 1 11 tin 1968
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VILLAGE OF 11(MUSSELS
COUNCIL MEtTiNG
The regular meeting of the
Village Council was 'beid hi the
Municipal Office on July 3rd
J. L. McCutehcon being absent.
Tate following motiOnS were
caviled,
Moved. by TenPas, second-
ed by L, Cousins that thein-
rut: a,s of the meetings of June 3rd,
and June 13th, 1968 lie adopted as
e
Moved by C. L, Cousins, second-
ed by I. Q. Campbell that joint
White be granted a building per-
mit as application,
Moved by H. J. Tenpas, second-
ed by I. G. Campbell that the ac-
ounts as approved be paid,
220:0201 14
R•••••• .. .......... 100.00
33.00
8:1.00
36,59
38.35
14.84
580.95
• 6.25
143,00
200.00
13.58
7.50
60.48
4.00
1.86