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BRUSSELS LIvE$TOcic
LIMITED SPONSOR
ANNUAL BONSPIEL
The Annual .Bonspiel sponsored'
by Brussels Livestock Ltd. was.
15rtfiesWetln es d a y, February 4th,
with sixteen ti:,44sokuocting for •
the trophy and pris'ei.r 3. Desteti,itea
very cold day, a late start:ewer e
later finish it was considered to 'he;
a .success by those taking part,
espesially the winners. After some •
very close (,2,-1.11.1E,F, With this sponsor
and host, Ti ugh Pearson, having.
plenty of measuring to do and
some mathematical Problems to
determine winners. So many ties,
are unusual in our local spiels,.
which speaks well tot' tit e enality
of the curling seen in th 1-- contest.
9' A.M. Winners
• 1st, Jack Bowman and rink l
Wins plus 8 •
2nd, Jes. Smith and rink
wins pins 13
3rd, A'ei1 1.113entingesay and rink
~' wins plus
etueray slooner.end C
lotion.
A.M, Winners • e
1st. Sam Johnsonend eink
ewe!, :1 wine pins
hoes Purvey and rink 2 wine
sells 9
3rd Boh Mee:ague and rink '2
wins plus 9
Mason Robinson and rink. 'C'ort-
sot:item. •
In a wording. the trophy Jack
.BO-wman's team had an aggregate
score of 25 while Sam :Johnson's
team had 23, in both draws second
and third winners we're tied in
wins and pluses and aggregate so
a fourth method had to TIP used.
Need we rosy it wls :I itiayvd
GREY TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL MEETING
opoy Township CowieII meeting
Watt 110,10 Febeueray 2tl.
lleSOlutions passed tut follows:
'not the minutes of the last
adopted as rdad.
'Plit t the Emgineer's report df
the. Van Loo,,,Draiti be referred
beck to the Engineer for adjust-
meet rel. water shed.
That the Ethel Community Cen-
tre Boord be appointed as follows!
Alex Pearson, Bruce Speiran and
John Conley from Ethel: Al (.41
Chester Earl and Mrs. George
Pearson from Ethel Women's In.
stitnte and Charles Thomas and
Melville Lamont 1'oprese4ting
Grey Towehip
Mat Vtliel community Centre
Board be given a grant in the
amount of $20.0.00 for iniprmee.
Monts to the heating system and
the construction of steps.
That COnticillor teeorge Wesson-
berg and Councillor istrween Ward
he appointed as representatives,
froin the TOWnehip Of Crey to the
Council.
That Cotincillor Donald J.
'Araetin be ePPointed as repre-
sentative from the Township Of
Crey to the Moda Council.
That we pay annual dues of
$10,00 to the Farm Drainage Con-
ference; London, OtitOto.
That Membership fees to the
AeeociatiOn of. Mayors and Reeves
hP Paid in the amount of $20,00.
That an application for an ad-
ditional,- loan in the amount of
$2,500. he accepted under 3he
Drainage Act.
That By-Law. No. 6 of 1970 . be
finally passed as read a. first, sec-
ond and third time to increase the
interest rate on arrears of taxcIS
from % 1% per month to :1(Y‘ per
month effective January 1st, 1.970
and a penalty of 4% shall be
charged on all current taxes re-
Omitting unpaid after the lettb day
of December. 1970,
Moved by Melville Lamont that
notice of increase iu, penalty and.,
interest on taxes be placed in Sea-
forth Eepesitor: BreSeels Post and
the Listowel Bander. NO seconder
on Motien and motion was lost,
That the. clerk be instructed to
advertise ,for tenders for ('rushing
mei: hauling approximately -20,000 Stdrf'of The oldest Continuing civi-
lization in the world, It is a land
r,f pictures, poetry and beauty but
it is also definitely cOmmeeistie
and is pushing for first place
animig the nations,
Communism is too daiigerous rl
cult for any of us to be itheducat-
ed as to its evils, TrUe Christian-
ity is the only ansWeie
A hymn and benediction closed
the meeting,
PEOPLE WE KNOW .
:Nil's, E. Raymond.ie eriticolly ill
in. Victoria Hospital. London,
Mr. and Mrs, Minn left on
Tuesday for Bracebridge where
Mr. Rann inutiage the .Dolphin :104.e.,evii(.,e8ltii[:.imnge, while the proprie'tor' to 8 1
Mr. rind Mrs, Wayne Cline were
visitors with Mr. and. Alr. C. Park-
er, _-1i', -Cline a former accountant
the local branch of the Canad-
ian thinerial Ranh of Comnieree
110W' manager of the bruneh al
Preehin, Ont.
'Mrs. Gerald (Adeline) Voisin of
Welerloe, denghter of Mrs. Verd-
inaml Smith, and siSter of efts.
Geo.Wesenberg. Brussels. was kil-
led in a car MIA on TileS(titY
morning. She is survived by hos
husband and fivo children, Fun•
oral servies Thursday -at Lady (»•
Lourdes Church , Waterloo,
WALTON
rind 'eTrs. Don McDonald, Mr.
and Mr-s. Nelson, Marks, Mr,. and
Mrs. Ron Bennett and •• ,and
Mrs, Herb 'l'ei vise, spent the week-
end 'with Mt. anti Mre. ;ferry
Polleek of Tees\Viek.
Mr. and Mrs. Roe fluelli
Steven and. John, and Mrs. Ruth
Tiuether, Gregory and Doug oil
Brussels, spent the Week-end at.
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon.
Saunders of Royal Oak, Mich,
Mr, and Mrs. 'Donald Ennis and
family of Whitby, were week-end
guests with Mr. add Mrs. Doug
.111n nes.
Miss Helen. Searle, 'London.
SI)ent tits week-end at OW 1101110
her perents, Lind Mrs, Allan
Searle'.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. 'nin;:inor(-.
Bruca and Peter, of Brampton.
spout the week-end with Mr. and.
Mrs. (lordon NleGavin.
Mrs. Jean _Taylor of Bresteels
has lieen holidaying with Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Ritchie.
Mr. a nil Mrs. John Currie,
Cheryl and Rhondii of Brampton
-visited at the home of Mr. and
Airs, Allan M.crit11. Sunday -after-
noon,
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ken McDonald and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank erecetcheon.
Brussels, left Saturday oe a motes
trip .to California, , • •
Ni'. and Mrs. Horace Rutledge of
London, were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Mnrgaret Humphries. •
Mission Band
The Mission Band met Sunday_
Morning in Duffs United. Church.
WW1 37 members present. Sues e
ITurnehries• opened the meeting
with the Call to Worship., renewed
by singing hymn 609 with Pegey
Dennis at the piano. Minutes of
the last meeting were read by
the secretary. Mary Senrie
rop.s rop or l W a s given by
Steven Dennis. ehildren Heel
went: to their classes with the
following touchers, Mrs. Wm. Roe.
Mrs. Mac ShOldiee. Mrs, Ross
Bennett, and Mr-c. Campbell \Vey,
TTymn 61,1 WaS sung. The
closed with the Benediction.
BRUSSELS COUPLE
HONORED ON
500? ,AN,NivERSARY
Mr. and 'frs'.• 4elysyn 'Baiter
eel ebra t ed their 50 Ili Wedd Mee
Anniversary.' ne Saturday. Febr-
uary 70,
A family dinner wits held in the
Brussels Legion Hall, The heed
table was centred with a lovely
wedding mice in white and goel
:Ind gold candles, and the ball was
decorated in gold to snit the oc-
casion,
Rev. Herold Snell of London.
Ontario. ae old friend. of the fam-
ily was Toast Masters A cousin of
the bride and groom, Miss Doreen°
'Linker •R,N, . of London, Ontario,.
showed eonse pictures of her .stay•
in Malaysia, which were Very
interesting, Tile bride and groom
receieed many lovely •gifts • and
en rds of congratulations, including
a telegram from. Prithe Minister
Trudeau e enda planue from. Prem-
ier Roberts; •presented by Murray
Onunt. M,P, Tn the evening open
house was held for their many
friends and neighbours.
Guests were received tho their
by their daughter, and son-in-law
Bill and Mario s•Turnbull. Miss
Joyce. Pearson attended the guest
hook. Mrs, Beatrice Cardiff and
Airs. Pearl Stiles .poured tea. The
tea table in gold and white was
centred with the wedding cake
Their two granddaughters. 'Mrs.
Barbara Fritz, and Mrs, Marian
Filler, and Airs. Betty Straehen of
Preston, Ontario, • served the
(;gorge nutter. sate
'Workman, and Mrs. Ralph Penn
eon iiseisted,
tinest•s were presents e. tes
Station., S'earboro. Preston, Lon-
don, Grand Bend Brantford, Monk-
Atwood. nurlington. and Bras,
sell.
NOW LIST,EN ALL PEOPPE
AND YOU WILL HEAR
WHAT'S HAPPENING IN
BRUSSELS SCHOOL THIS YEAR
On Feb. 0, in Clinton Public
S,chool ,1410yri ValltIne0 (.;01111)0t0d
air tint' 15 other centestsets front
Clinton. 111i-'th, Coderi• '.1-seris"
laindeshoro' Wall on, 1 I ues-vile
(431borne, Winghem. leelgrave.
Kirkton, and 'Huron Pork The
topics teemed from elscell
Kiug to the r;onerathm (lap. The
Indf..!;('h Major VOUM ON' of
Ihe Canadian Forces Ease,
prfmnrillgo of Clinton Secondary
School and Mr. McCarron. a memb-
er of the I Enron Perth Sep:irari-
School ['ward WO are proud to say
Lloyd won st.cond first well t
lo Arc:11illan 1'1'0111 t;e3pricil
Who SnOko raiSit:;.,
:m ud Hari one 0)111 es, lolgi'a ye.
who '41)(11“‘ about "Th e
II) Dn Sat 1-"p11.
Lloyd and Colleen Raym 11 ont.,
Jo to 1,11t.khoW to give their :leven-
es. They ere sponsored by the
temseele Pranch of the Canadian
Legion. "Good Luck Lloyd arid
tenet...one:We eeprees thanks. to Mt";,
Raymond for tie.,r help to the public
•i!loalo-r:4. 11 wa(i alyprvo.
Mind lift Fob. 10; F; r)1. V I:11011 t'I
L6101140111 le Vey veiteeleill
BRUSSELS LIONS HEAR
PPIZE WINNING SPEECH
Vallatier, tonnor-lin in the
'N‘vi,tli 'Public School Public Speak-
-fe e sesenetitien. IVi1S a guest at
H u , ro$4111.o. IVontlay nigh'. .31nor
of ila Linn' (MO.. He
nreSentPd hip speech. "Believe
It or Not" whieh Ica enjoyed by
lee membere.
Tamer Cerritt Van Veen
l e d tee sing :zones assisted by Lion
Ken Sentt with Mary Gibson
at -the pion°.
Tail twister Cordoe Meneein
ied penalilies . that kept . the fine
hex 1ingling jangling,
Lim! President Kra:titer. Who
•keicomed Ralph Have ,
man into membership in the club.
He thanked Lintel Frank Carl et%
for arrangements made for the
has trip to the Ice Follies, and
Ralph Pearson.
The' loather end Child Banquet
wet be held at. St. John's Anglican
I'lmrob on February 23rd.
Four delegates to the Lions Cost •
ventien in Windsor, in May. were
appointed,
The chili nocepted an invitation.
to attend the Atwood Lions meet.
ing, March 4th.
(Incise winner was Lions Rost
McCall and. (es...relit van Vern. r.
Wretch nest neek for the reeults.
We are nearing the end of ens
eloylee enrive. NeXt `11!'efilt Ire
.till ••ittl'I the ntheittte
DaeliStei "0;101141 '1.01 Viigiiit0hqdrf
U.C.W. AFTERNOON
GROUP 'MEETING
On Febru ry 30. the Afternoon
cult of the 'United Church Women
met at the home of Airs.AfeFaddep
with .16 Members eed three \este-
ors present,
Mrs: Bryens led lite devotiosee
period with the theme "Inepin
talon". She told the story of how
Bev. Sankey was given the music
to fit. the poem "The Ninety and
Nine". Mrs. Dick Stephenson sang
that anthem delightfully, and
devotions were elosed with prayer.
Aliss Skelton conducted the
rest of 'the meeting, The ladies
were reminded of the World Day
of prayer on March 6th,, and the
Evening Visit's Valentine Tea on
February ll4th. Reports were given
about the Presbyterial at Clinton,
Mrs, Miller introduced the new
stedy book,, "Reconciliation- in a,
Troubled. World" with a lively'
discussion' about Christian ways
of eorryng out reconolliatiOn.
Sentence prayers by different
Members, and the benediction
closed the meeting. Mrs, Thomas
and the hostess served a tasty
lunch.
The next meeting- of this teoup
will he at Mrs. Bryane' home on
March 3rd.
MELVILLE W. M. S.
The W.N.S. of Melville Oftlrei'
met on Friday afternoon in the
church parlour with Aire. C, ,A,
AleCarroll in charge of the Meet-
ing.
SCrititarci lesson, Wati read
responsively, followed by prayer
Mrs, W. W. Smith and. Mrs. C.
Matheson were asked to meet with
eommittees from the three other
churches or the village ptah the
World Day of Prayer Meeting for
Alarch 0th at three o'cloce.
Ten calls oil sick and stint-inn
were reported, An interesting
series of current events were in-
troduced by Mr's.. McCarroll as
prelude .to her topic, missioneriee
on furlough and also missionariee
who are reternines to their fields,
the problems of missionaries in
Biafra and the current lawlessness
and violence,
"China. and her' People" 1.ells
cubic yards of 5,4" gravel, Tenders
to he in by One o'clock,, Monday,
te,h 2nd, 1070; A certified
cheque for $1,000 to accompany
tender.
That the clerk be instructed to
advertise for tenders for approx-
imately 1,400 lbs. Warble Fly
_Powder. Tenders to be in by March
2nd, 1970. at nen.
That the clerk be instructed to
advertise for tenders for spray-
ing ("tittle for warble fly. Tenders to meet. again. March 2nd or at the
to state price per head per spray call of the Reeve,
and to be in March 2nd, 1970 at Aeptereed accounts paid!
1 0,111. General ........ „.,„„..„ $2,183.90
That Murray Bray be refunded Roads & Bridges es, 5,499.01
$2.00 for 1969 d'og tax.
Thai till ftpproyM, an(lounts
WI ; C116110 Thom014
$702.97
thifi *Otto( Iwo. utlyth (lee-$l
1;040,
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110m1'e lteett entItted for lase. e).
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