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THE.; BRUSSEL POST, SE1'`.1.`, 18th, :1069 POST PUBLISHING HOUBI6
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HARRY LEW1$ TUNNEY
Harry Lewis Tunney, 71, died
Sunday in Wingham and District
Hospital. Morris Township council mei on
He was born in Wawanosh September 8th, 1969, with all
Township, in 1898, son of Mr, and members present and Reeve Wm,
Etlston presiding. Mrs. James Tanney of Ethel.
Surviving are his wife, the. Minutes of the last meeting were
former Verna A,Vieltie; three sons: read and approved on motion. of
Gene o Brampton, John of For- Robert. (:Irasby and Thomas Miller.
mosa, George of Orangeville: and, The following motions were
five grandchildren. earried.
Funeral services were held Fri- Moved by Ross smith second-
day from the D. A. Rani) Funeral ed by Jas, Moir that avoca ti on
Home, Brussels, at 2 p.m. Wed- for a Tile Drain Loan of $70011, be
nesday. Burial was in Mount accepted,
Pleasant Cemetery, Ethel. Moyed by Robt. Grasby second-
The ;Brussels Royal Canadian ed by Thos, Miller that applicat-
Legion 'service was held Tuesc4iy ion for 'rile Drainage Loan of
at 8 p.m. $4000. be accepted.
Pallbearers were Fred Kieffer, Moved by Ross Smith second-
Donald. Dunbar, Walter Pease, ed by Jas. Mair that Thus, Miller.
Ted . Elliott, Sam Workman, Leon- look after repairs to Blake Drain,
-Ord Lamont, Moved by Jas. Mair sedontied
by Robt. G ra shy that road ac-
counts be accepted as presented
by road superintendent.
Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by Jas. Mair that we advertise for
three trucks to plow snow for
1969-70 season.
Moved by Jas. Mair seconded
by Robt. Grasby that general ac-
counts as presented be, paid. ,
Moved by Thos, Miller that
meeting adjourn to -meet again Oct.
6, 1.969 at 1 p.m. or the call of the
Reeve,
Road Accounts -paid: $3443.05
General AccOunts (319.52
David Ferric.? is attending Strat-
ford Teacher's College and Will
Perrie has enrolled in the ill-liver-
pity of Toronto.
Ronald Monary and sister Kathy,
Portland, Oregon, spent several
days with Mr, and Mrs. Wes. Me.
Eachern and, visited their grand-
father; John MenttrY at Huron,
view. Mr. Mona.ry's condition is
improved at time er writing.
MisS ;To-Anne Dunn, Londern
was home for the week-end and
also visited her friend Miss Shirley
SMith, a t 'Baden.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hueltn, Con-
estoga, visited relatives here.
The Sacrament of Baptism was
observed en Sunday Morning in
Knox Church by the minister, the
Rev. Charles A. Winn, Infants
baptised were Heidi Anne, daught-
er of Mr. •and Mrs. John Strickler,
and Michael BruCe, son of Mr. and
Airs. Carinan
Mr. and Mrs. Harry BrookS,
Dorchester, were weekend visitors
with Mrs. Lytle Gordon.
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Fischer,
Carried Fischer, Stratford, and.
Miss Judith Freese, Montreal,
Were guests at the Warzeeha-
Kieswetter wedding in 'Kitchener
on Saturday.
Cranbrook 1 Girls' 4,H Club
1st Meeting.
Held at Miss Veitch's, Sept. 10,
at 4:30 pm.
BuSinesS: EleCtion of Oficers
Pros, Bonnie Bremner; Vine Pres.
Janet Veitch; Sec., rotating;
Plows Reporter, Rotating; Treas.
Marie Lake, Next Meeting Sept.
18, 4:30 P.M, at Marie Lake's.
Agreed to Open Meeting with 4-H
pledge and close With Motto,
Mrs. Workman outlined the pro-
ject and its reduirenients. Miss
Witch gave nete,s oil the Story of
embroidery, menthe-Ca pamphlets
given otit, record books discussed.
Mrs. Workiiinti ebniniented on
etiltai and color .selierrieS, work
hot, learning Stitches article and
free cholee article. Group work
was a discussion of the free choice
a'lt'. The ppmellt1P: rIoNet1 with
intitilA 0940
CRANBROOK
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MEETING
The regular mooting of tie Vii.
loge Council was held in the
Municipal Office on the above
date, all members being present,
The following motions were Pas
Sea.
Moved by H, J, TenPas, sec-
onded by J. L. McCatcheon that
the minutes of the meetings of
August 11 and. 13th, 1969 be adopt.
ed as read..
Alt)Yeti by It. W. Kennedy, sec-
onded by L G. Campbell that WM,
Stephenson and Adrian McTag-
gart be granted building permits
tiA per applications,
Moved by H, J. TenPas, second-
ed by G. Campbell. that the ae-
counts as approved 'be Paid.
1 Hillard Lawrence,
repair roof ,,,,, ,„ 185.00
Glen Somers, labbar 45,00
J. M. McDonald Lumber,
Material .„.,, ,,,,,, 21,gR
Provincial Treasurer,
insulin 6.01
P.17.0. cleaning drapes „„ 5.50
Township of Grey, grading 35.00
'Thos, Garniss, lawn-
mower. ..„.„,., , ,,, ,, ,,, 73.50
Douglas' J., Callander, August
Nursing Acct, 1458.50
Glenn McKercher,
digging 32.00
McCutcheon Motors,
repairs 3,28
Guenter Hahn, repair
and paint signs ..... 240,00
Mrs. Joan Eixel -7,80
lights, hall,
Office and, Library 311,90
J. Cordon Stiles, garbage
and dump 208.00
Stan Hopper, cutting
........ ........ 13.50
MacLean's PIMA Service
11.05
Crawford &Mill, parking
lot 700.00
Receiver General, C.P.
and Tax Deductions 120.64
O.M.E.R,S„ pension 64,12
Post Office, ILLS. ..... 7.00
A deleglitmon from Me Main
street met with Council to di&
cuss the excessive noise on the
street at night, It Was decided to
appeal to the parents through the
Brussels Post to keep a closer
watelt and control OVOV these
children Who should be at home
in.bed at that hoar of the night.
Moved by R. W, Kennedy, sec-
ended by L, Mainteheeti that
the meeting ttioitill, to Meet
again October Otin, 1,009 or at the
call of the. reeve,
It, B. Cousins, Wan T, king,
Reel) 0 Clerk
WORK BEE AT l=AIR GROUNDS
ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
A Work day to prepare the
palace and grounds for the fair
Will be a joint project of the ladies
and men's division and Will he
field on Monday afternoon, Sept,
ember 22, A few lionrs Work from
1ty1,P011,0 W1 01'0006 k:7111 ho 1111%01
ftpprOlitta
$4063.47
Wm, Elston Helen Al art in.
Reeve Clerk
Results of Crop Judging
Of Ensilage Corn
Following are the results of
the Ensilage Corn Field Crop
competition sponsored by' the
Brussels. Agricultural Society, and
judged by Norman Schmidt of
Mildmay, Ont,
Jim Knight
'George Blake 94
Bob Thomas 93
Stewart Procter 92
Charles Bray ao
Leslie Knight 89
Jack Knight 88
George Procter 87
A,V111. Coultes $6
Jack Cardiff S5
Douglas Machin Sl
Graham Work 82
Glenn Coultes Si
Jim Fritz 80 1/2
Murray Cardiff 80
Clifford Bray 79
John Boneshankster 78
Robt. trashy 77
Jack 'Wheeler 76
Joe Black
e Black
7.1
Jacob Murlwyk 70
Stanley Hopper it9 1,f2,
Emerson Mitchell 69
Charles Higgins 68
Harvey Craig 67
Lawrie Black 66
Mort111 Balm
65
A, FAIVIli
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PEOPLE WE KNOW
Airs. Charles Davis is visiting
at 'Schimberg.
David Workmae of Calgary
spent. Hie weekend with his par-
ents and attended the wedding of
Miss Bonnie Workman.
George ‘Veller, a former Brus-
sels hardware merchant was a
visitor bore last week.
and Mrs. Gordon AlcOillviray
of Woodbridge were guests at the
home of Mies B. Moses during the
week
Air. and 'Mrs. Robt. Thornton
and family, Dublin, spent ti few
days with Mr, and Mrs. George
."1'h,ort04..
• Air,. and Mrs. Ross. Pat! ,rson
and Lori and: Mc'. and Mrs. Carl
Jacklin spent. last weekend at
Sanble Beach, •
Alr. and Nis. .Donald. McNair of
Hamilton visited the. Perrie
families last week.
Mrs. Dale Currie of 'Brampton
was winner of the quilt, in the
Majestic W. I. draw. Miss Mary
Ellen Knight won the pillowslips.
"Anaeneho Golden Sunrise" the
Palomino ()Wiled by Air. and Airs,
Rob Cunningham of Ethel placed
third in the open Western Saddle
class at 'Western Fair, '1,endon,
:Miss Ruby Smith. Toronto,
Donald Smith and daughter
Alargaret. and his mother, Airs.
Edith Smith of Edmonton 'Wet('
visitors in Brussels, the latter
with her sister, Mrs. ida Hamilton.
Mrs. W. .T. Piker. fins (I. Chid-
low. Mr. and Mrs. B. Thomas, Mr
and Mrs. S, Fischer and Mr. and
Mrs. FL, W. 'Kennedy attended the
Warzeclia - Kicswetter -vedding in
Kitchener on Saturday.
Mrs. Brian Prescott and
Eempville spent last week with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. ,Too
Black. Brian, . who •had been at
Ridgetown 'spent the weekend with
them and Mrs. Black went with.
them tOI.Cenivire for a Ion' .days.
bavid • Ifuether returned Tues--
daY. 'Sept.. 9th„ to Guelph TT/liver-
Sity for his second year. Mtss
Joyce Hnether enrolled at St.
Joseph's Hospital, Guelph Oil Wed-
nesday, Sept. 10th, for a three
year course.. They are the son
and daughter of Air. and Mrs.
Afurray Huether,
AL'. and Alt's. Joe Black were
honored on the occasion of their
35th wedding anniversary by a
homily dinner party a.t the home
of their son Wallace and
Black. They were presented with
several lovely gifts., The table
was centred with a wedding cake
made by Mrs. Tom Prescott.
On Sunday, Sept. 14th at .Briis-
sels United Church, Ruth Ann
Watts, daughter of Mr. and Airs.
Max. Watts, was christened by the
Rev. L. E. LeDrew. Following the
christening Air, and Mrs. Watts
were dinner hosts to Mr. and Mrs.
Lisle Watts of Bellville, Mr, and
Airs. D. A. Hann, Rev. and Mrs.
B LeDrew and children and Mr.
and Mrs. Kate of New Liskeard.
tuty
.1.1416 to MOW
Ate :6# *in Mtge
LIGHTNING STRIKES •
TWO BARNS IN
:MORRIS TOWNSHIP
Tw•o barns in Alorris TownsliD
'were totally destroyed by fire
during the electrical storm Abonday
night,
The barn on the farm owned by
Robert .1. Wheeler, the former
Shaw farm, was lost along with a
large quantity of hay and straw
and some crop. 14'ortmlately the
grain, Was stored in the home barn,
The Brasselft fire department
were unable to• save . the barn •aa.
the fire had gained rapid headway
but prevented its spread • :to . an
adjacent shed containing mach-
inery, and to neighbouring bum-
ings.
The hare. on. the grass farm of
Ronald -Gordon Con. 0, Morris,
was also totally destroyed with
the season's crop of hay and straw.
Also lost in the fire was a com-
bine and other machinery. The
eattle were in the fields at the
time.
No fire department was called
as the blaze was too far advanced
when discovered.
This May Be Your Last
Fall Fair Let's Make
This The 'Best One
The Brussels Fall Fair eelehrat,
e,c1 its Centennial in 1961, Don't let
it puss out or existence now.
Talk oil cutting off all grants
persists, Without them it will be
a hard struggle to keep alive. it
will take the wholehearted support
and participation or the whole
community. as well as the efforts
of hard working officers and
directors.
Our fair presents One of the best
meeting places of town and
country; a show where men and
women may exhibit the fruits of
their labours, It is an outstand-
ing opportunity given 4-hf boys and
girls to display what they have
achieved which is an integral part
of every fair anti one of the most
interesting aspects.
BOWLING NOTES
High Singles
ituth I:Nether 250, 230
Susan McNeil 230
Dianne Huether 205
Ned 'Rutledge 257
Bill Stephenson 249
Jack Higgins 247
High Triples
Ruth 'Mother 060
Dianne Huether 58S
ATOrlo 001151115 567
Ned Rutledge 633
Barry Peters' 019
Cordon Matheson 000
Complete story of election of
officers, teams, cite, next week.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
ER.S Dennis and .Brenda,
Altithers (Houston), 556 Ad&
laide St., London, wish to an-
nounce the birth of a son,
Steven Emil, Ott September 5th,
poi i?or 131,W Ling
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL MEETING