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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-10-16, Page 6ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL. BRUSSELS, ONT. * EARL ETHEL and THE COUNTRY HOPPERS FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY BILL IRVING and HIS COUNTRY FIDDLERS SATURDAY 'NIGHT ONLY, IN THE RAINBOW ROOM WE FEATURE: Turkey, Spare Ribs and Sauer Kraut, Fish and Chip* AFTER NOON CRC SONG MARKET That titillating "--lo df the airwaves is back. The hosts of the Toronto editiOn Of After Noon - - - coave Bruce Marsh„ bubbling Juiriette and the oh-so-debonair Alex Trebeck have returned to CBC radiO for their second season. The show, held before an audience at the Colonade Theatre, Is heard Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1: if p.rn. EDT.-- After •Noon is tight lunchtime fare consisting of conversation with personalities from out of and around town, and music provided by the ISuido Baste group and guest soloists. Bruce and Julliette will also pair up as o-hosts for the CBC Song Market 1969, to be broadcast on OBC ShoWcage, Part 1, Sundays for 10 weeks beginning October 19. Thirty-one songs 4dOrnpOtin0 for the 0600 prize money and a t'ecording contract have been thew* for broadeaat, BRUSSELS AREA DART LEAGUE Team Standing Name The GreY'S The Archers Gth bine Len's Gang C ranbrOok ******* .04.1 6666 • . 5th Line . 666 Y•tt604•,.4i1•• The R. P.'s 6 Jamestown Individual Standling Points 16 1.0 12 12 9 9 8 Ernie 1'11-telt 4111.. - rttiss :T-Tall Vie" ... . . 4.,111, Smith , ....„ .. , ... . . .. — Ross AlcoCk ,„ .... Jack McWhirter .,„.• ... Gordon Engel T-Tarry .Tacklin .... All Nichol Willis .Tinight ........... Elmer Young ........ Ross Nicholson ...... Wirt'. Warwick Olen *Bridge. , Carson Watson Marry Adamls }Toward Bernard Neil Admits ....... Archie Willis Stew Steiss Reg WatSbn Davie HaStingS Shblcilde 25 24 18 17 if 15 15 14 14 14 11 10 10 9 9 , • r 41+14 • • , • WIVI. ADAMSON LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT Pigs. Every Mon., Tues., Thurs. PHONE BRUSSELS 357.14 PCV CLASS FS and gailemorlistwittimagoist,imainftworamemmissas Itmosift THIS BRUISER% POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO TBAJILSDAY, (WPOONR VARIETY FAIR SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25th At 2:30 pan. In the 1.0.0.F. Lodge Rooms BAKING — CANDY — USED CLOTHING NEW ARTICLES TEA ROOM Sponsored by Morning Star Rebekah Lodge MORRIS TOWNSHIP COUNCIL MEETING Morris Council met on October 0th with all motnbers present and Reeve Wm. Elston presiditm, Minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted on motion of Thos. Miller and. Jas. Mair, The following motions 'core' passed. Moved by Jas. Muir seconded by Ross Smith that application for a tile drain loan for $500. be ac- cepted. Moved by R.obt. Grasby second- ed by ThoS. Miller that By-law No, S, 1069 setting special rate for tile drain loan be passed. Moved :11m, Muir seconded by ROSs Smith that Lly-law No. P. 1969, setting a special rate for the tile drain loan be passed, Moved by Rola. Crosby second- ed by 'rhos, Miller that applica- tions for otile drain loan for $2000. Le accepted. Moved by ROSS Slid 111 SeeDlId• by,fas, Mair that Thos. Miller look after repairs to drain on S1,12 Lot 25,• Concession 8,. Moved• by ;NS. Mat~ seconded by Ross Smith that Roht. Crosby look after .repairs on Pease 'Drain, crop year: Replanting: benefits alone ac- counted for sonic 200 claims invol- ving 1,000 insured acres neces- sitalin approximately 4,500,000 re- illants. These benefits. Commis- sion spokesmen state, are payable in addition to such crop damage payments as may ensile, Many replanted crops were flooded out later, or seriouSlY im- paired. as Well as CrOPS WItiC11 sur- vived the frost. The whole picture reports the Commission, is one of gradual deterioration, As a result of crop damage sur- veys, the CommiSSiOn finds that considerable acreage which would ordinarily be destroyed before har'VeSt will be continued in the hope of salvaging whatever yield is obtainable. In an effort to co- operate with the growers and the processors, such acreage will he regarded, 1Nthere possible, as bar- vestable acreage and the grower will receive the maximum corn , pensation, Total liability at risk under the Commission's ProceSSing 'Tomato Plan is $1,500;000. Carry Evans Eldon \Vick K.arl •Kokosch Dick Stephenson 7 Ross Duncan 7 Adam Srnith 7 1\7en \Vhitc Satin IV° rIt in an .(' • :11'cl)onald Harry Bolger Ted -.Elliott Ross ltennell 1 high Score: Ross Alcock,. Nitride -Back '140 GOLDEN WORDS GOLDEN OCTOBER October is the golden month, The month of pleasant breeze: It is the month when yellow tinge Adorns the many•trees; The month that Nat :spreads her paint Through valley and o'er hill; The month -of auburn beautiOS rare TIMt. givo our hearts a thrill. It iE.; the month when fruits are ripe And nuts are falling lost.; The month when crops are gath- ered in flefore the winter's blast; The month when flowers growing wild Look l'airer ere they dIe: The month that tolls us to prepare, That winter's d pa wing nigh. It is n month when sunshine bright Comos beaming o'er the hills; The month when mellow Nature snOths To nooth a lot of ills; A month. when nature lovers roam Thu country for and wide; The month when swootnoss seems to Say, "float' Child, in pence abide." 11 is the Month of golden age That tells us stinnners o'er; 'Thai soon ' the yens paSS away TO tithe's eternal abbret: mitt~ 1110311-.11 that tells it•St:age, will come To man as well as yearst That life Shahid have• its goidelii day When, lieS,Ven's ettitVil Lot 13, Concession S. Moved by Jas. Muir seconded by ROSS Smith that tenders for snow plowing for .1909-70 of; Glenn. McKereher at $8,50 per hour -and .0,50 per day for standby time; Jack Shaw at $9,50 per hour aid $9.1,10 per day standby time; Glenn. Shell at $10.00 per hour . and $10,00 per day for standhy4ime be ac- cepted StIlYjeet, to • the •approval of the District Municipal Bngineer. Mo-ved by Ross Stllithl seconded by Thus. Miller that road super . intondent aml treasurer • submit necessary petition for interim payment of road subistly. Moved by .las, Moir seconded by Robt.Grasby that road accounts as presented by road superintend- ent be accepted., Moved by Ross Smith that gen- eral accounts as presented be paid, Moved by Thos. Miller that. meeting adjourn to meet again Ni ov. 3. 1969 at 1 p.m. or at. the cull of the Reeve. Road Accounts paid •••• $ 95 4.74 General Accounts paid....$2987,29 $494.2.03 'Wm., ...Elston Helen Martin Reeve Clerk CROP INSURANCE HELPS TOMATO GROWERS As a result. of early replant los- ses due to frost on May 26th and subsequent oxoessive rainfall. the Crop insurance Commission of Ontario revealec„ they have receiv- ed a total of l7l1.2 claims on the 671 tomato contracts issued for this 'AIurray •Tohnsicm Bill 'McArt er wit ('itssitly Jon van Viler Adams