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THE BRUSSELS Pb'S'1" Tr(uR,§1)Ali; MAIWR 26th ,1970
PORT PUBUSHING HQUila
WALTON
Sat:Foment of liaptisin was held
United Church. at Sunday morning
SW Vice when. Benialnin Barry
Hoegy, on of :11 r. and Mrs. C. 13.
l-loOw Was beptiSed.
Alf, and Mrs. Gordon Mcdailti
have returned froin a 4aaiat.1611 iii
fkjiS ;17ra,V1i3$;, Of
Itospitul, -Kitchener; 60-it
the weekend -with her ,parents,
Mr. and .Mrs,• Ralph Traviss, . ,
Mr. and Mrs. Mater. Bewley
visited Sunday with Mrs. Gert-
rude. Bewley of Clinton, •
Miss Ruth Ritchie of St. Joseph's
Hospital, Hamilton,- spent a few
days last week at the home of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie.
Mr, and Mrs. Murray Dennis
and ,Mr. and Mrs. Glen McNichol,
liavo returned, home from a two-
, week trip to: Plorida.
Sunday risitor,S with Airs.
C. Rockwell were: Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Smith, Sandia, Monica
and Paul of London, and Mark and
David MeLlwain of Seaforth.
Miss Leslie MoGavin is spend.
ing the Raster holidays with her
grandparents, Mt', and- Mrs. Gord-
on McGavin,
Mr, and Mrs. Herb Traviss and
Gail, and Ittr, and Mrs, stolviirt
McCall and Murray left last Thurs-
day morning „from -Mallon, arriv-
ing in California„ by air' where
they wh spend the taster holiday.
SyMprithY of thia coininunity is
extended to Mrs, Robert Oliver, in
the sitddert paSsing of her husband,
StaidaY evening. They had moved
here from Kitchener less than a
year age, and settled in the house
formerly owned by the late John
and Mrs. Vorinan. Raid of ,
Alta., have been Visit-
Mg, with the latter's PatentS,
and Mrs. ,tames Payne.
Misses Brenda—' -Bewley and
Dianne Dalton of Seaforth, left
last Thursday from. lAtatton! air
Dort. arriving at St. Petersburg,
Florida. They will snend tastei'
er week with the latter's grand-
parents, Mr. and 'Mrs, MallineheY
of Haines Oity,
WALTON 4-H M,eTINGR
Meeting 5 of the Walton t
"Fruit Cups" was held at the.
home of Karen Contts, March 76.
Opening with the 4-1-1 pledge• fol-
lowed by the secretary's •report,
Sandra Watson : and ;Karen mutts
made pie° pastry while Toan 'Ben-
nett and. Gail Searle prepared the
apples for the filling. Notes wete,.,
given by the leaders on the dif,
ferent ways to serve fruit. Marion,
Mc:Callum was chosen as commen-
tator of the exhibit at Achieve,
moat flay which is to be held
April 18, The next meeting will be
at Searle's home March 21, at
2 p.m.
Walton jt "Pratt Loops' Met at
the home of Mrs. Don Menem aid
Saurday afternoon, June
son, the President, opened the
meeting with all 10 members re-
Diming the '1-fl pledge. Roll Call
was answered by "Fruit 1 ate
..rosterdnv". Minutes of the last
meeting were read by the Secre-
tary Cathie McDonald. The pastry'
for a cherry pie was made by
Linda Johnston while Beverly
McCall prepared the filling. This
4was eooking while the leaders
wa ve notes on "Fruit . for Dinner' or
Sumter". Plans were started for
AcliieVeMent Day, April IS in Sea-
forth High School. Heather Me-
Donald, Mnrie Noiati and Annette
'Avvep will fake par( in the skit in
the aftemeori
:TOIL 4.1
f iii3+11:4!PM f filiAl! "
"FARMERS'' NIGHT" HELD
BRVSSELS LIONS 'CLUB
Lion Iifresidetit Calvin Xi:miter
presided at the annual "Farmers'
Night" held Monday night in the
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs, Tack Bryans was nionist
for the sing. song led by acting
Lioti Tamer Hank TeiiPas, Tail-
twist‘er Lion Gordon 1\feGaviri
circulated. the fine boat,
Don, Pullen, Agrictiltural Rep-
resentative, Clinton, was the guest
speaker.
Zone Phairman, Lion Geo, Mol-
ter, inducted Sank Y011, Jaelr
cutcheon and Ralph Itaveman, in-
to membership of the club.
It WV'S decided to hold the ate:
natal Lions. Ladies' Night on the
13th of April .
A good crowd attended,
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MAIL SERVICE FOR
GOOD FRIDAY, MARCH 27
All mail service for Good 'Friday
is curtailed.
The post office is closed to all
business. There is no mail des•
patched or received. Also no rural
service, Mail service on Saturday
and Raster Monday ati usual,
OOLOtiki WCYRIJ
EASTE,R
:Raster thriverA Peekin through:
The softened, earth to look at ftn,
They seem, to sa3; on ttiU BleSSect
- master
fife isn't measured bY thlonths Or
l'ion;rel7 yeas,:ro:4 as year faith
,And as OW as your tears ,
For time-is a burden
And we only grew old
When we let (Ain hearts
And our dreams drow cold,
May Christ's Resuri4.ietton
Be accomplished in. you,
For love has the power'
To make everything new,
LISTEN. ALL YOU PEOPLE
AND YOU WILL HEAR
WHAT'S DOING IN,
BRUSSELS SCHOOL THIS. YEAR
Holiday tune Is here again and
for a few days sve Can say goodbye
to books, teachers, exams te-e-
lob ) and marks (ugh!). The
dreaded day kir receiving our re-
port cards wilt be the first Friday
after we return to school .A.pril , 3,
For Some those cords hold, good
news and for others ,, well!
hick next time,
By the way those kindergarten
tots are really lucky. They don't
return to schoOl until Wednesday,
April 1. while we others must go
back 'Tuesday, March 31, Take
note MoinS!
As. a grand finale to - out term
we were entertained on Friday
morning with a prograin of choral
speaking and tlaster and spring
songs by Miss Mitchell's tirade I.
We, even had a visit from Peter
COtton.tail. himself!
Special thanks ogain to the
many patents and friends "who
came to encourage the little ones.
'Mitch for the Senior West as-
sembly coining soon. We ate not
nearly so cute but WO try I!
On 'Friday afternoon thanks to
a great deal of work by Mr Scott
all the students enjoyed a :SpOrts-
a thou. We had five skill and
speed. strength and co•ordination
testing events,
The reams of 'Keith Itnytiond
Pad illait3C McCilicheon were tied
for first. place with Second and.
third place teams close behind.
This was a real team effort with
22 eompetitors on each team of
the eleven teams, Thanks again'.
to Mr. Scott and other teachers
tot making such a good a fterimen
possible.
See you atter the holidayst
Happy EaS ter,
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vtatkOt a BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MErtfNd
• The regular meeting of the Vil-
lage Council was held I* the
Municipal Office on March 9th,
1970, all members being present.
The following motions were
carried:
Moved by 1. G. Campbell, sec-
onded by J. L. McCuteheon
that the minutes of the meeting of
February 2, 1970 be adopted as
Moved McCuteheon,
seconcled lr H,i, TenPas that a
donation 00,6,00 tae giYen to the
tielgraVei BrusSefS, BlYth School
Pair for
Moved by H, TenPas, Se"cend7
e'd :ff. Kennedy that a lettet
ox n'rofest lie sent to the Transport
gominisg(off, the C.N.R. and to
the* focal.. arid M,P.P, against
the PiOVoSed discontinuance of
passenger
Moved by IL. j SeCond-
ed by J. L. 10eCtite1 eott
that Lloyd Mic'h,e1 be granfa
a Building Permit as per anal,'
cation.
Moved by T. CaMpbell, sec-
onded by R. W. Kennedy that the
accounts as approved he„. paid”
P.U.,C., streetlights
aitd Library .......... 157,40
Provincial Secretary
ingulin .. ...... .......... .,,. 5.60
P.U.C.; 'Streetlights,
LibrarY,:Office. Hall .,., 153.14
Geo, Somer,,,, Library
... .... 37,30
Ceo. Mutter, Office, Mel 145,92
,T. Al. McDonald Lumber
!Lock 10,31,
Grand River Office Supply
supplies 25.52
Maitland Teleservices Ltd.
rates and tolls 53.86
Bridge Motors, 'gas 21.52
Cordon Workman,-19
reptaits 17.50
Guenter Heim, painting ,, 5,00
MacLean Fin.a Service
gas and repairs . 14.15
114cCutcheon Motors,
repoirs 22,90
Oldtiold Hdwe., material 33,90
Douglas Callander, February
Nursing Acct, 1520.36
Howard Bernard, Fire Hall
Mrs. Joan. Exel,
cleaning .„ .. . ..„,. .... 7,80
,T, G. Stiles, Plowing, Garb-
age, Oil', Snow Removal 726,60
Receiver General, C.P. and.
Tax deductions 180,40
0,M,ER.S., pension ........ 65,64
Receiver General, 7,1,LS, 7,60
The following streets were de-
signated for paving. William, from
Albert to Victoria, Ellen from
Turitherry to ,john. Princess from
Queen to Cypress. Thomas from
Elizabeth to Alexander and, Plop,
from. Alexander to Fishleigh-
The clerk was instrncted to Send
letters Of protest re : the discon-
tinuance of passenger service,
Moved by S. L, 'Mcrutcbpon, sec,
onded by Fl. W. Kennedy that th*
GREY ft, & S. ASSOC.
"SPRINGTIME '70" SHOW
The auditorium+ of Grey Central
School, Ethel, was transformed
Into • a spring' garden On the even-
ing' 6f. Tuesday, March 17th for the
"Springflthei 10" Fashion Show
sponsored bYilfe Home and School
Association and presented to an
appreciative, large audience.
Mrs. Susan Wheatley of Win-
throp, commented on the eirtntp,
and accessories, supplied by Usk,
mei merchants, while Mrs, W.,
'Kerr of Brussels provided planc,
accontpiaTliement,
'The presentation of fashions in,
eluded Children's and teens wear,
sportsWear, da,yurne wear, coats,
ffngerfe, and after five costumes,
Master of ceremonies, Bob Cnn-
ningbaril, led a sing song during
first interttifssion and Mary Mien
Knight gave a tap dance accom-
panied' by Mrs. Stuart Steiss, dur-
ing the second intermission. Bob
Cnnningham, assisted by :Kendra
Fischer made draws' for door
prkes, Winners of Cciro, Jewellery,
courtesy of Johnston's jetellery;
Listowel, Were: Mrs. Demaray,
Mr.s Weber, Mrs. Kutske. Bronze
and gold floral arrangements from.
Listowel Florists were won by
Mrs. Nancy McLean and Mrs,
Grace Lewe, Mrs Jean Weber pre-
senter Mrs, Wbeatly and Mrs.
Kerr with-. gifts and thanks.
Listowel merchants whose fash,
ions were presented were: Knapp's
Shoes: Linden's Ladies! and,
Men's: Paris Shop; Weber'S ,and
Children's Wear: Cart-
m"s, Reyelon, Love makeup; Ron
McLean, lighting; Donna Knight,
decorations: Jane Ward, advertis-,
ing and ticket sales; Conveners:
Miss Van Thomas and Mrs, Jean
Evans.
Exectitiv Officers: President.
,Ai re, jean W eb er; vi ce Pre,.'Max
Demaray: Secretary, Jean Rvant3;
Treasurer, jobn
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss Lanni Lucas was in visitor
in Toronto and London last week,
Walter Myles spent the weekend
in Toronto,
Miss Linda, Martin, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Martin of
Rrnssols, is a patient in Witighant
Hospital following a ear accident
in which' sho received severe head
and facial laCerations,
Dr. 1), S, McRae, Clinical' Teacher
of the University of Toronto and
Head of Treatment Care of Vet.
erans of Sunnybrook Hospital,
entertained Ills Tilvcellaticy The
Right HonorableRoland 'Menet-ter,
Covet-nor General of Canada at
,Sunnybrook Hospital on March
11, 1970. Miss McLeod'. Nursing.
Supervisor and .11.1iss Chapman,.
Read Narse, were alSo in afttend-
+once.
BeeVe
not •
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SPRING FLOWER SHOW
PLANNED BY SOCIETY
The March Horticultural meet-
ing was held Monday, March lflth,
In the 'Public Library. There were
.17 members and four guests
iiresent.
Mrs. Miller presided arid
the meeting opened With 0 Can-
ada, minutes, ireastirer's report,
and roll call fillewed Correstiohti=
ence was read A letter ,,abou t the
Pistrict ConventiOn to he held in
Clinton, was rend. andMrs„ George
Wheeler moved Mrs Reining-
Way and Mrs, F.sarl Cirdmeto lie the
voting delegates seconded by
Mr, A. Knight, .,
Mrs. S. Scott favoured with,a
piano solo. Miss Mae Skelton
thanked. Mrs. Scott and presented
her with a gift, Mr, A. :Knight
read the news letter, A dis-
cussion *rout raising money
folloWed and it was decid,
ed to have a. spring Flower
Show, Tea and Bake Sale. This
Was on a motion by Mrs, M.
Tilimpliries seconded by Mrs, L.
.,MeCutcheon. The planning Com,
mittee to be Mrs, George Wheeler
Mrs. B, Remingway, and Mrs, E.
Cirdtirore.
There was a panel DiscussiOn
on gardening', Mrs. 11, Hemingway
chaired the pahel, Panelists being
Mrs, Geo, Wheeler, who spoke on
Begonia's, Dahlias, and Cannaa,
Mr. A. Xhight,•...who spoke on
Lawns ri* Roset, Mrs: N. Me,
Larty whoop.oke on. House Plants,
and Mrs. E. Oudmore an fertlizers,
The Meinbers asked questions,
Mrs. Wni, Milier thanked the:Pan,
elists and chttielad.y for their
erfortS,
The spring lists were discussed bett'elr"
and anyone wsthing ,one may call
Mrs. Cudinore,
The Queen closed the Meeting
and a delicious lunch was Served
by- Mrs. L. M c,Cu teh eon , Mrs, G'
'Wheeler, Mrs. Roy Tituell and
Mrs. Lloyd Iviachan.