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POST PUBLISMNO HOUSIt-
VILLAW,, OF BRUSSEV,
COUNCIL. MEETING
`['ho inaniMrat Meeting or th4
Courn-f Was held in the
Municipal Office on ,facuary 12th,
'1070, memiters being pre.sent.
The following mot ions wet e
Aloved by Tfthi'il$- second-
ed. McCutchean that the
minnies of rho meeting' of Tr-emb.
adoped as read,
Moved by 1. ts. C,amobell.
ended by If. W. Kennedy that the
os approved be paid,
.j. Callender.
Dpo Nursing Acct, i.3mS,2(1
Bauer. snow
Nowing
Gordon "Workman, furn;',N::
(.on Cr-act 010 00:
County of FTUrOri Tax
cffile0,iong 107.17
M.c.Cutcheon :Nrott».s.
repairs ........ ...„ ....... ?ct,r;
Meehan lidwe., 347
Votors. gas and
rPlwirs ................
Howard Bernard, fire ball
fool 50.2,5
;--trosseis Coal Yard
Library fuel 7•10.2:1
oldficid Edwe.. material" 1„:00
il'ordou plowing%
snoi., removal, garbage 3.8.013
MacLean Firm Service
Z;N, repairs 13.71
(ten, mutton, offoce fuel .... 56,45
,mater ENyl, eb'aning 730
1,1oyd F.f.riughan, .1'40N -rico
salary •• ..:,...•....
McCui b eon (grocery.
4,4Z
Health ito-uninee
Board, Fospitalintion 33,10
Waterloo Co-Operative
\Tod SET Ilo;UMII•e(' 1.00.50
(:).M En.s
P.e..t. (triter- 14 .51)
Goneral, ('.P. and:
(NO 1011,4.
2.1,19
$2.50 A Year in Advance - $3.50 To U.S.A.
HOLD LADIES' NIGHT
Ladles' Nigh..t wars stall iLika
nigbt in CranbroOk COM,.
bluititY Centre when meMbere Of
the. clratthrot4t Dart Cittb and their
ladled Met for a night of mired.
darts, 111.0 grottrii nu:inhering. 32
byetily milt g teants
of 'two ,ladiei and two mon 0
ioatp„ At, the euei of play, a tenni.
captained by Stewart ,StoisS, With
Mrs. .Tim Knight, -Mrs, Rae T,_,oustou
and Cilbert T-Tetb,ortngton had won
the most. ,gttmes, MOst points for
the ladies was won by Nis. Doug
Rathwell with 12 while Jim Hart
won most points for the men with
ill. All received prizes, Following
lunch all felt it bad been, a nice
evening which was arranged' by
Jack Knight and Gordon Engel,
Mr,- and Mrs, Horace Rutledge of
LondOn, spent Sunday With rel-
atives in Walton, also vlsited the
former's mother. Mrs. Roy Bennett,
who is a patient in Clinton Ros.
pital.
Moss Linda Travis's, St, 'Aiivry's
Xitollener, spent the
weekend with liar parents Mr, and
Mrs, Ralph Traviss.
Miss Carol Sti o e ed -Western
Vniversity, London, visited her
-parents Mr. and Mrs; Walter
ShOrtreed. i,liss Helen Searle. St. -
Joseph's Hospital, London, with.
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle,
Mr, and Mrs Brian Tratisa
spent Sunday at the home of M.
and Mrs. Herb Travis&
Mr, tarry Rutledge spent the
Week-end with his parents, 'W. and
Mrs. Leslie or Streetsvnle,
Binee Clark, London, sPent
the Week-end at, the bathe of his
parents, Mr, and 'Mrs. Tames Clark.
Mr. and ;Mrs. Terry .,tkehilles and
daughter Debbie of Pergits spent
the week-end with Mr, and Mrs.
Rollie Achilles and Ann.
Congratulations to Mr: and Mrs.
John Baan, Grey Township, on the
arrival or a son, born in Wingliam
Hospital, Wednesday„Tanuary,
Mr Sueir of frock,
vlsited with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
•Mcrion.alti last Tuesday, before
returning to his honie on Friday.
The 'Walton Womees Inatilute,
arm holding their second euchre lri
ibP Walton (1011iIMInitY Hall on
FridifY. janitary 28, at, 8,30
committee in charge will be, Mrs,
von Vliet Sr., Mrs, Don Achilles,
Mrs. Raph Traviss, 'Nit's. dim Axtm-
Man and Mrs,'Ron Bennett as con-
veners,
Sunday services were cancelled
at Duff's 'United Church owing to
the illness of their »tinister, nor,
p, Doekon. Several people of the
community have been :victims of
the flit opedemic.
Summary Day
The rirst and second meetings
of the courSe ter' "Main Dish
makes the Meal" have been. 'held
rin the -basement of the rnited
'Church, the following two Monday
nights. Snit:Mary Day will be
held in the form of a Pot Luck
supper at. 7 pan in Walton nom.
minify Hall, at the January In.
„stitute meeting-, January 2S, Con-
venors will be Mrs. Gordon Me
Gavin and Mrs, Ed Codkin, Host-,
esses for the evening to be. Mrs,
non pelmet:1, Mrs. 'anise Stevens,
81.0wart flitnirthrioo, Mrsi,
Ninn 1114 VVP, Nth MO,
170fietti .
CRANBROOK DART CLUB MAJESTIC W.I. HEAR
INTERESTING TALKS
Citizenship tinder the convener-
ship of Meniggitrt. and
•10110, de Vrios was the main
featttre of the January meeting
which was held in the public Libr,
ary, liruSSelS oil 'ClitirSday atter.
ttootti .ittiMaq 8th., P1113 to incleM-
out WWII. her, the all alai:111w Waft.
U't )ghat it was expodted to be.
Mrs, Alberta :Smith,. president,
opened the Meeting with the Ode
and Mary Stewart Collect after
Which the secretary. Mrs, Marie
iMcCuichean, read the minutes of
the December Meeting.
Mrs. Marie Mt:Taggart. then took
over and called on Rev. : Eric
Lei)rew, United Church minister,
who gave a challenging talk on
Ito said citi7,00Sltip
to.day Is a far cry from what it
razor to be, Then, we were con.
cerned' with ourselves and our
own immediate area — now, we
have to go farther and do more
try to meet the needs of others in
remote par • be citizens of the
World. The 'World is a large lit:,
ing room to-day ' distance
means nothing. We are our broth-
er's keepers, regardless of color.
or creed and as such, not only be
a worthy citizen of the best part
of, the world, our God given here,
tage, but be concerned with the
physical and spiritual welfare i of
all people wherever they live —
be a citizen of the World - What
O challenge!
mr. Letrre-w was tuanked for
his inspiring address arid given a
gift by Mrs. de Vrle•S,
Mrs, Ruby Stoiss ,gore current
events dealing with many happen-
(cautioned on inside page)
WALTON
iviELviLLE W,M,S,
Tbe reglitar ineetiag or the
WX.S. mt'i in Melville
parlour on Tunsday afternoon. at
2.30 Jail, id. Mrs. Gerald Gibson
convened the mooting and opened
by reading and -calling attention to
the W.M.S. Purpose and a folder
was given to each member statino:
the Mat and iltirpose of the Soc-
iety, and containing it list or 'Mis-
sion and a personal prayet
taken err° die Prayer of it.
Prancis Of Assissi. Itymn 009 ',va".
sung. •
The Ilevotional part was t 8 '6,'A
by 'Mrs. Parisi! giving the Bible
reading ,111(1 Mrs. Steiss
in prayer. Mrs. Gibgon. N'ON,
Y081" (Mein roliowed by a very
timely and inspiring message ror
the New Year, comparing it to ow
opening a door into the. -unknown,
with its unpredictable course of
events and suggesting Guidances
fan the One, win) sees beyond. the
horizon. to make it it happy worth
While Year ().f fuller Spiritual grow
tit and .-lornothing• orr,wriptishod to
help, others. to a bettor way of
lilt'. A hymn was snug and 1,trs
Spoilr read a letter from Mrs,
rtickson of Taiwan. A list of our
missionaries working in Taiwan
was given to each mombor
W,M,S. asking for daily prayt,r for
them. The roll call was responded
I' by the pitying oy miNnbership
Foos, Calla on stilt Wan tItitifterat,
a'114
nib)
BRUSSELS LIONS VVIN•
AT H2OWICK BONSPIEL
„ saelS 141,0IN (^nine 110M from
tile I,. Wi C1C. 1,4 i0flni001,411e1 with
the overall trophy,
This is the first time the local
Lions have captured this award.
The Brussels rink won, the 9
o‘eloek draw with 3 wins plus 10.
Stratyclin k. whit,, eorge
'UOCtaeher.)11 vice: Albert, Tenpus,
and Itaiph Pearson load,
LOONS HOLD FIRST
MEETING OF NEW YEAR
Lion President Cul Kramer
presided tit regular slipper
meeting of the 'Ru'sse'ts Lions C.'"lab.
Lion Char! es Vicunas: of f iciat ed
as Tail Twister. Lion secretory
Cecil McPadden, called the roll and
dealt with minutes and correspond-
ence,
it was, reported there 'were still
some tickets available for the bus
trip to the Ice P01.11e8, Toronto,
It was moved that a Santa Claus
Parade Committee he appointed
early following election of officers.
A Motion Willi INiSSSA iii enquire
what help the Legion wished for
their Miner flockey Tournament.
LETTER TO THE EDITOR
The 'Editor,
Ltrusses Post,
Brussels, Ont.
)'a'l,' Sir':
On behalf' at the pupils of the
-Brussels Public. School and their
adopted child, w e Wish to say a
sincere "thank yon" to you and the
many kind people who bought our
candy or contributed to our school
project,
regard to an ifout in a poi
ions column in your paper lye(
would I No to sync, our viewpoints.
it is a pity that the writer -Was
obviously not aware of all the
facts. lf it was possible to adopt;
Canndion child wet probably
would ha•vi-f dour' so. hut since no
agency exist: for this purpose does
he suggest we go tint and look for
the child ourseivee? Don't volt
agri'e that hunger is hungor no
Mutter where it is found? isn't
Bitifran, South Allielle1111. or Kor-
ean child's life as important as a
cauudian child's?
Our understanding of the word
"promoter" is !someone who For
A Yee organizes a business 'ven-
tore", 1.et it be understood that
'AO had no ',mintier. 'rite idea Tor
this project: was ours. the work
was ours, and the t-atisioetioti of
having doter something- for some-
One else is ours and your, wha t
helped us by your' encouragement
and. contributions.
However to the gentleman \Ow
wrote the article: belittling 'our
orrorts we award, a big bottnet
ragweed signifying our. H Mitt:1;1 r*I
0,1 his V16'00001*
i•1t.tI iI tit. Coll
DIST% coy. TO VISIT
BRUSSELS L.IONS CLUB
Mr. Loward Iltqatiorson of owen
sound., the All •Ldstrict I1overnor
Incas International wilt Iriziki3
official visit to the 13rus.sels
Lions Club en. MoudilY• J:11 1)WaY
Governor Henderson has beet) cc
Lion of the ()teen Sound Club for.
12 yours. i.e has boon president at
that &tilt ours liar filled nitnnrrotts
diAtritt offieNC which hove quail,
lied him for the alive O f Insariet
Governor. lie wits el,cl,,oti gover-
nor in Ottawa at the 'District Con-
in Ottawa at the Oi:Jrict Col;
tettion
lit Mityr of last year and was
installed ot the lntern:itional roil
reniinti in -ridoyo. Japan. in
July.
i.miderson is employed by
ihe City of °Won Sound as Cem-
etery Superintendent, We is the
immediate past president of: the
Ontario Cerneteries A.,ssocin,tton,
trinT,fre: arc 1.3 Lions- Clubs to
istriet All, of which Brussels. is,
one.
CRANBROOK
There was no serviei. in
Church on Sunday owing tic the
illness of the minister; Rialry
Winn. Monkton
Mrs. Wilfred 'Stricklor, mus.
i'FitanlOy riSif'her ind NINC
P.,I12,rl1 of the 1 ;1.„111 -, „1 :3
Mrs Jack Knight and Mrs, Stew-
art, Steiss of the Evening Group
artI(11(1 el the Annual Ppesbyii•rial
mooting in Knov Church, Stratford
Tannary
Mr. and Mrs, Ken Miller and
Toronto, visited Mrs, Lytle
Gordon,
Mrs Stewart Plvans, Mr. anti Mrs
Douglas 'Pvans. Cindy and Bonnie
were Sunday' visitors with Mr.
and Mrs„ Herb Pirennemen. Water-
Ion.
Grey Two. Fed. of . Agri:. Meeting
Grey Township FritieratiOn
AgriCulture Annual Mooting v.•i:
held In Ora nbrook (lorunin nl y
('cnfro On the 6q-enin,t.i .by?ii.v.
tuehrt , was played willl whi-
ners as high lady - Mrs.
Jack Coy: hight gent - .Track Cov.
low lady - Mrs. pookon; low gent
- Martin. Patin. The se,..returare;1,,
rer's and auditor's
were read by Leslie Kt ight. Rev.
T)oolcon, Walton, guest Aoeak“r.
on "A challenge of 'Oritud-
anc,,". Oilier speakers were
Chivies Thomas, ri.PVP or orcy
Two. and jack, stafford. Comity
Federation of Agriculture presi.
deni. Orficors 1t170 are ..
Post President floss Smith
rat latites Williumson
riee:presqlent 'Howie Balker
PEOPLE WE KNOW
ITantilton tit It Patient,
Witqtliion 0114
111kr.
7.0tived by TenPus, second-.
ed 113, I L. mcC.inctleon that By-
Law Mi. 1-10To ice lutreduced and
roml ,foci ;4 ,,cond time' and
passed.
This m=ine 1.-.1y-Law apponting
nr confirming the appointment of
certain Officers iit serve
It of 13rnssels for the year 1070,
by 1 C, Car»pliell,I,evond•
ql by It. W Kennedy that rly:Law
No. lie react a third tin , and
passed cod the 'Reeve and. Clerk
authorized to sign and scaled.
with th,• Corporate Seal.
Movod by ..1-• 1.. Mc.Cutch eon. sec-
onded by if. .T. TertPas that 'the
111 n aii,i0111.11 to Meet again
Februaary '1970 or at the (,all
Ilia' ev
cons-ins, - If, King,
Ttcore
.rina• ;it Liborril 'Dance bell,.
1.'1.1day night eVeryotte
it;'d art F'Ir,jetyribie evenire!; tlattrc iii'
to ter' )i)n-Iir• or.the '1.'\vylit!-,n-% •
"ii'. arta Airs. Stautr-y ICihcr.0 of
rioniorein. and Mrs. I airy
Solonntt itt Walkerton and Ai:!
•. .Tantf..11.4 VI.S,hut. And fautil•,!.
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