HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-03-20, Page 1f2.00 A Year In Advance POST.` TIltritSDAN, MARC' 20111, 1969
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16 RINKS COMPETE
IN LADIES' BONSPIEL
The Ludy ('unless hold thour
Liicii(,H . open Bonspiel on
‘Vednestlay. :March Intl
WILLIAM JAMES CRAWFORD'
There • .passed. away i0 'Van-
couver,. oil' Febrnary 28th, '109,
William James Crawford, in his
00 t It Year, was held in. the Vatted
Ile was predeceased by his wife Church parlour on March i. nt
the former Hattie Beirnes -several 2.30 p.m, Fourteen members am(
years ago. five visitors were present. Mrs.
Parker led an inspirational wor,
ship service, stressing; understan'
tag among peopie or all raeeti,
Th e President, i tt-
trednccd the guest speaker. Mrs.
liewley of Walton. who spoke
about the question nf inissions in
China, Hillstrom] by an abundance
Frank Cowan Co,. instil.- of literature oil the snbject. She
oleo • ... ......... 1179.7(1 brought an many questions about
Post Office, tt,LS, 9.50 out' relationship with that country
0."m ,17.1.n.5.. pension 04.12 and the Communist element iii
It.:ceiver 'Unmoral. tax de- general.
ductions and CI, 120.04 Iles.. Ratio expressed the upprec-
Mel jacklin, gas 3.9t84 :a Li4 on of the group to Mrs Bewley.
illiss Skelton closed the meet-
lug with the benediction, and to
was served by- 'Mrs. Thotilas and
'Miss SkE-iloli
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MEETING
The regular meeting of the
Village Council was held in the
Wilco oil March 7,
1,;!1. all metulier.4 being present.
The following motions wore car:
rject
moved by H. d. TonPas, second,
ed by J. 1,. MeCuttheon that The
minute8 of the meeting of Jan.
nary 1909 be adopted as road.
Moved by J. 1,, McCutcheon,
seconded by, R. \V, 'Kennedy that
the Council of the Village of HMIs-
Aols concur with the last elausie of
the proposed resolution front the
Ontario Society.
(lowed .II.. TenPas. second-
ed by 1, G. Campbell that Mro.
(1race Jutzi be granted bllilditr
permit as per application.
Moved by .14. TenPas, seeond•
lid by I. Cr. Campbell that
tJaW No, 3-19(39 he introduced and
head a first and second time and
IniSged. This being
providing for the 19(19 expendi-
tures on roads and streets in the
Villa e of [Brussels.
Moved by J. L. MoCutcheon,
seamed by R, W. Kennedy that
13y-ta* No. 3-1969 be read a third
time and passed and the Reeve
and Clerk, be authorized to sign
aitd :sealed with the corporate
deal,
koired MoCuteheon, • ,
seconded by IT, TenPas tint
the accounts as approved be Paid.
Receiver . General, tax
deduotions ,, ,
P.r.C. streetlights and
library ,,,,, ,, .... 231.28
Gordon N-Yorkman, labour
and repairs 25,30
MacLean Finn, Service
gag and repairs ......
'Bridge l\loters, gas 'Ind
repairs 44.80
MeCutcheon Motors
repairs .. . 82.91
J.. Al. McDonald Lumber,
Material 2.39
McCtitcheon Grocery,
cleaners 7.19
5, A. Montgomery, coal 71.00
Treastii,01,,
.98
• Mrs. ;roan Excl. clean-
ing
BRUSSELS RECREATION
BROOMBALL, TOURNAMENT
The firSt allitUal ,lion's Broom.
ball ToUrnalnoul, sponsored by
the Recreation Com-
mittee was held in the 10.ns:to's
.\r,ttl-«)ri Mareit 9111, 10th, 13th
and 10th:
teams took part in. rife
tournament 111th t Ira 111.h; efflergTh g
IS the champions.
Results. were as follows;
Line St..Clements 2
•1:1711ora i, Bolgrave 1.
Whitoolin reb 4 -.- Chesle.y
Jamestown 3.-- Electrohome
Glottis • BrUSselit it
Blyth .2 -- Atwood 1
8(1) Line 5 Bruce ti
klora 4 Whitchurch 3
Mantis - ,Tantostown 1
8th, ffine 4 „Elora
GlamiS 4 Myth 0
Elora .4 i3lyth 3
Glands 4 8th Line 1
Champions --- • •.(11amis
2nd Place 8th 'Lino
3rd Place - ii1Jora
lib Place Myth
Congratulations to the convert-
or:-!, referee:4. goal „judges, and .ttie
lime keepers- on a job well done.
Annual i.O.O.F. Hockey
Game And Draw"
Gorrie Intermediates' trounced
1-he 1-11 y tit tut e yin ia 'hockey
tam bk a. score of 12 to 4 at the
annual Hockey Game and Draw
sponsored by Westin Star
1.0„0,P, Lodge of his tassels,
':1‘11.0 Inch winners of the draw
n:c as follows:
Mrs, Ray 'filiethei 'Walton,
Shill(( Stereo with Al\l' FM Radio:
Mrs, Louis Pruitt, gold pile rocker
chair: Karen Hastings, sot TV
Retires As Chairrna0
Of Winghairn District
lospital 'Board
• -r•z,())., li, coosins. Brussels, Who
has been chairman el the Wing-
ham Rini District llospiiia ibc
'last seven years has resigned ",r l.
orrioo. He is succeeded Ily Harry
\Vong.e.r• or Wingba.m.
111 l'ocr*in-:: wilt con tin ill' as a
ate Irth Or of. the Rpard. on winch 1
has served for' 'the past 22 years.
During his foritt! of office as
chairman the hospital has been
completely renovated and its ca-
. "tacit), increased to make it a
modern, up-to-date hospital eanip•
ped to better serve the' needs of
this. community,
THE CHAMPION
EUCHRE PLAYER?
The. euchre game beween the
mystorious "kToly Terrors" and
the Gentlemen's Club took' piave on
Monthly Night.
All informer reported that while
the ladies went down in defeat,
the chompicin euchre player of
the Gentlemen's Club, '"Eic,r.r,"
was I he Winner of the: "Rooby"
prize. Some Champion.
By 'a Stool PigeO11
HOWICK LIONS CLUB HOST
3rd ADVISORY MEETING OP
REGIONS 3N AND 3S
ltet‘resontatiVes of Lions Clubs
from Brussels, Myth, Exeter.
(Intlerich. Grand Bend, Lucktulw.
l'eeswater., \\Ingham. Zurich. and
11(10-ice ,::iitonded a turkey ha n-
01101 hesiod by the Ifowiete Chill.
:ind.le.-1c1 un \\-ednesday evening,
March I 2th. in AVroxoter Com-
munity Hall, with members of
Hie \Vroxt-.or catering for
the mea l,
-rho mooting erns eleeTlaireti 11)).
the /,o n to chairmen of Regions [IN
and 35, Lions 1.Joytl Casontore
of \\ Ingham. and -..\lorris .\Vehli
of F.,7.(stor.
Pistrict C,overnor,
t, Il X II 1.1,1.1 of the Hewlett
MARCH MEETING
OF' MAJESTIC Wit. •
undi‘r (he 414pablr
eonvencrshio of Mrs, Adrian Mc.
Taggart wa ,-. t- main topic pr
discussion :it tbn• mootinv bold in
the Public Libary on 'Thursday'
afternoon 'March 13th at two,
o'clock After the reading of Orr-
Mintirps of the February meetimr
and the financial statement, by the •
seerer,ry. Amy Spelt., it few Item:-
of lytn ,ine,s wore dealt 'with by the
president, Mre. Jim Smith..
The short coarse "Fashian. Cues
for 'Von" is to he held in the libr-
ary on Friday. Nay 2. from It) a.m.
40 p.m, A clothing gPoCialist from
the 11,rtme Econo i e,S Branch
Path. tildgs., Toronto will be pre-
sent 10 disc-us5 what's new' irr,
fashion:l(.(.:.ss ()ri(10,is yeoui;trhefisgr a
to :snit
re:
your personal' ty alit] • coloring-,
l'OUrS0 38 n:01' and any woman
i n
"rid,
1 s'-ommintits 'cc/PI:earl/el to
The nominatin;!: oomrnittee tc
bring in a slate of officers for
11";11-7n is Mrs. Leona Armstrong..
\frs. Alberta Smith, .Mrs.
Spelt', Mrs. Earl Cudmore, and
Mrs. Jeanie Strachan .are
make arrangements for "a dinner
ror W.f. rtleMbet'S to -be held 011
April 10th, our anniversary meet-
ing day.
1'Othing' WAS done at a. meeting
to discuss the building of ft swim,
wing pool in Brussels which Mrs..
Mario MeCutchoon • attended.
'rs, 'Marie MeTaggart tlf4n took
charge of the meeting and .caned
nn Mrs, Cudmore who gave tin
interesting talk, illustrated • bY
charts, on "SafetyOn the Tlinft-
wa;ts", 'She dealt with • drivers.,
cars, and pedestrians in relation
sa rely cart the Iiighways. This
.sahjoet may be. dealt with more
fully later,
Ti n ' roll call, a .."httleis" chaser
1V11.b1 11.0SWPred by eighteen mernb-
ers, Then.L. wore three visitors.
"Airs. I Inzol Matheson gave many
thought provoking ideas in her
imnor on -Good resolutions tiro
not worth much Unil theY 'ripen
into goial ideas. Shenentierted
Thos. .Efiiscii,. 'Louis Ilastetti- and
Charles Linden herg as ova:111111es
of men with good resolutilos
hid tho NMI to alit them into- use,
Mrs, ;v1 ellaggitrt thou discussed
the pros and cons, With the memb-
01'8 Parlieitattings of such items
as Daylight 11•irig Time: Shifts
in Doing Work: Coffee Brooks:
New Eduom t ion; A d ininistr,ators'
Salaries: Use of insecticides; Old
A Pensions with or Without
"ni on ns" test.
The ladies were, then divided 1.1,;--
to grottos where the above topieS
were discussed ;111(1 l'e[1.11ttion
i,.-11;(.11111so
wore
rAill entlit,y inter-
('sting
11 l's. Ctulmore demonstrated the
icing, of a oak'' for St. 'Patrick's
110y . This cake was donated by'•
Air;;. MeTiiggart it) 010111110 who
rollf 1111.10(1 On hook page)
111' tot es in 1111. .1•14'11 1111113(
Being near St, Pal rh‘ 's I 1 .1y.
Irish tousle, shantroelt deenc
scions. identification badgo8 a tid
-wearin o' the gr(qq, were the
features of the (b it'
ntoll The 1V1111101's were present-
Lheir atvN rtlfi by La (1 ies
President Aileen .Mutter assisted
by Jean Bridge,
9 AM Winners,
1st. Barbara flawkins
(Port Alheri)
3 wilts plus Hi
(1,1,,,t o w o n
9 .W1118 11111s 01
aPd. Elsie Gardner r('ibderic )
2 Wins pins 9
Doris AVartf (Alotticton)
Consolal ton
11 AM Winners
1st, Mrs, Jack Mollurney
(Wroxeter) 3 wins plus 1.4
2.1-i d . \Vil ma Ra thw e ll
(Brussels) 2 wins plus Iii
3rd, Anil Minot Gklonkton)
2 Av.:ins plus I
Mt's, O. ,f4)111ott (LneknoW)
Co risol
AFTERNOON UNIT OF
BRUSSELS UCW MEET
The afternoon. Fiat rr the
rilmtv ;:}:n1
Plrf ntifft;
Dotiglas J. Callander
loolumary Nursing
ticeount
'Brussels Motors,
supplies 42.53
Glen Somers, labour 19.50
MT.:C., Streetlights and
light 32.Vi
S, E, Rutledge, supplies 2.50
Oldfield Tidwe, supplios 3.01
Goo. Mutter, fuel 53.30
South‘vestern Tree Service
tree removal and
trimining 15400
,Ino, Simpson, labour 3.75 Moved by U. W. Kennedy, sec
Gordon Stiles, fuel 120,40 owlet( by T. G. Campbell that. Frio
.1T, 13;111 Or, !Snow Meeting adjourn. to moot again
reipnvcil 13 6,00 ADM 7. 1909 or at the call of the
13now !• IteeVe,
fkift0IN lancri'9
lie " " V e•ti by tWO1111,01 -
uicl several neices and neph-
ews.. •
el'il1‘q0rd. least born in Brus-
929.00 sets and was ahrother of the late
Mrs, •David, ,Stitith. and Mrs, :John
Sinwminde,
SAVE 50c!
True lo continued increase to
the eost all things that go :into
the production of a newspaper
plus the itivroioirp,r, postal 1'0 t
'Phe Brussels Sit bs(Tintion
rate will go up one emit, a week,
commencing May 1st, 1069.
New subscriptions and re'neWa 15
Will be accepted at the present
$2,00 rate until the end of April,
,-,ne year only in advance)
A rmv(.11.,..; was inPr6ifuvod con`, '1910se in arrears should take
sisling of a hog with siren attach:- ativantitue or this, now,
NI, \Vile!: 0 player hugged a stone
they were requirt.,,,t to 1,10 the
siren and contribute 10e, A ne'at
sum. was realixed trotii‘ fattening
the hog,
• Sixteen rinks were en LP
Iron(( a wide area. Repl'esonted•
were Goderich, Monkton, Seaforth
Wingliam. Port. Albert, Ligtewel,
now, \Vroxel er, London 1. ttfl
Brussels, .fir's. Al Job s ton ,
London skipped a Ltussels rink
Latuch arid (limier were served
in the Huh room by tlic.' ladies with
•thoir usual generous and LtstY
Club. spoke briefly, and welcomed
the guest. clubs.
The Guest Speaker, lion Osse
Forman of Grand Valley, ('hate
man of the "Sight and ("miser-
vation". spoke on 'Donations for
Ite "Rye Bank', in whieh lie ex-
plained bow sueli donations 1(11'
mane and accepted. ;Ind •Iold that
[19 and 99 ono hundred per cent of
transplunt2 atc stn,t1psf4f111
I l lotta Ind01:;.
• , . • Arii•
1,4*im yort