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BRUSSELS TRACK TEAM WINS TROPHY BrioSels Council 'Refer
Excessive Noise Complaints
To Provincial Police
The regular meeting of the
Village Council was held in the
Municipal Office on August 10,
1970, I..G. Campbell being absent,
The following motions were
carried.
Moved by 3. TenPas, second-
ed by J. If McCutcheon that the
minutes of the meeting of July 7,
1970 be adopted as read;
CorrespOndence and accounts
were preseute4,
Moved by R. W, KennedY, sec-
onded by TenPas that build-
ing permits be granted to Orval
Bauer and Mrs. Adah Smith as per
aPplicatiOns.
Moved 3. L. MeCtiteheen sec.
onded by R. W, 'Kennedy that
the accounts as approved be paid.
Hank ENO], labour 81,90
P.U.C., streelights, Library
Hall, Office 142.68
Hank Exel, labour 85,34
Hank Exel, salary 83.62
Frank Cowan Co. Ltd,
Insurance 8.73
Douglas J. •Callender,
July Nursing Acct. 1229.36
Gordon 'Workthata
repairs
21.85
MacLean Firm
Service, gas 12.20
Oldfited HdWe.
StiPplies 2.07
P,U.C., freight
Gordon. Stiles, garbage
and gravel 252.40
IVIcCutcheon Grocery,
cleaners 4.46
S. 'M. McDonald Lumber
Ltd., material 23.43
Maitland Teleservices Ltd.
rates and tolls 55,39
Rutledge 5-1.00, supplies 1.03
Bridge Motors, gas „. .... 5.54
Huron Concrete Pipe Co,.
pipe .............. ... 609,00
'Geo. Radford Construction
digging 210:00
Glenn McKercher, digging
and gravel 153.00
MoCutcheon Motors Ltd
repair truck 126.47
streetlight8 and
Library 119.18
Receiver General of Canada
C.P. and tax
deductions' 124.92
Receiver General of Canada.
U.I.S. :11.60
0,M.E.R.S., pension 65.64
Mrs. Joan Exel,
Cleaning 7.80
Several complaints were receiv-
ed regarding cars not stopping at
the stop signs( and also the exces-
sive noise created by motor
cycles., It was decided to, turn
this Matter over to the Provincial
.P011ite for their investigation.
Moved, by H. 3, TenPas, second-
edby 3, L. MaCittebeeti that the
nieetingg adjourn, to meet again
September 1970 Or at the call
OE the Reeve
S, 13, Cousin's Wm,. H. 'King
Reeytl Clerk
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Mr. and Mrs. James Vrior and
family are visiting friends in
Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. jack McCutcheon
wore weekend visitors with rela-
tives at Kingsville,
Gerald :Eixel who MIS i,. patient
in Listowel and 'KW hospitals,
returned home, on 'Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Barker was a
visitor with Miss M. Skelton and
Mr, and Mrs. K. Tyerman.
Mrs. Hermn Tomlinson and Miss
Ann de Clara were visitors with
former's aunt, MrS, M. Davis.
Jack , Thyane entertained in
Cobalt at the' Miners' Reunion
largely attended for nine days
by People from many countries,
Mrs. M. Vocisiden. returned to
her home is Louden on Sunday
afted spending' the past week With
her mother, Mrs. James Kerr and
Mr, Kerr.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice LaYeee's
Waterdown, Mr. Gordon Tibbo
of Ottawa. and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
il[eredith of 'Streetsville were
visitors last week with Mrs. James
S. Armstrong and family..
Mrs. Ross Schlueter and family
of Galt have been holidaying with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Win.
Miller for a few days,
Susan. Lau gleis performed
Highland Dances at the annual
Brodliagen summer har43-Q. She
also appeared on 'Kitchener T.V.
on Talent Time on Friday, 3tilY 31.
Miss Ella Debie anal Mrs.
Harold Westwood of Hespler and
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller of Vies-
pier were recent visitors with
Mrs. George Chfdlow.
Mr. Robert E. Bryans o f : Florida
has been spending a few weeks
'visiting friends and relatives in
and: around Brussels. Last Week
was spent in Orillia with Mr. and
Mrs. charleS Bryans accompanied
by Mrs. Mae Bryans and. Mrs.
Idella Wilson.
Mrs, Marie Davis has recently
returned from a most enjoyable
tr ip to New prunswiek and
travelling with *lee aa•andnieees
Miss Annabel Moore of Aurora,
Carolyn Dodd and Miss
Dianne Dodd oil Lindsay,.
Dr. and Mrs. Regis Pelloux and
family of Boston have returned
home after spending July Red.
Bay with. Mrs. R .'W. Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs. Sohn Pipe, Murray.
and Gary, Mr. And Mrs. Mervyn
Pipe and Mr. Ed Pollard attend-
ed a. family picnic on Sunday nt
Riverside Park, Guelph. Airs.
Jack Coultes and family returned
home with them for a holiday in
the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Bruce Watts of
Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Denson, Brantford. Mu and Mrs.
!Harold NOM r cell kd i.nd family
of Sudbury. Mr. and Mrs. Darwin
Benson of Wawa and Mr. and Mrs.
Claire Stanley, Peterborough were
weekend visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. M. L. Watts and fatally.
;qrs. Margaret RInt0111,
loth, Is Vlsiting a few. tit0 with
MARGARET G. THOMpSON
Margaret C, ThoraPson, 2 1,
formerly of 'Brussels, died in Sea•
forth community Hospital on
'Wednesday, July 29th.
She was born in Grey Town-
ship, the daughter of Mi.. and Mrs.
John A. Perrie.
She studied at the Tioyel
servatory of Music at Tot onto and
obtained her ARTC. She was a
former organist and choir leader
of Melville Presbyterian Church,
Brussels and also taught, music
here. She. Was tit her final year of
training at the Toronto General
Hosnital when taken ill and was
also continuing her studies at the
cotlservatory.
She is survived by 'her parents,
one sister, Mrs. Douglas (Jeanne)
Kirkby of Walton: four brothers,
David of Waterloo; William of
Toronto; John and Leslie, both
of Grey Township.
Memorial services were hold in
Melville Church, Friday, ,July 31,
conducted by Rev, C. A. McCarroll
and at the Nurses' Residence 'of
Toronto General Hospital on Aug-
ust f'.9th. conducted by Chaplains
Peter Tink and Chris Wilson. The
latter service was attended by Mr.
and Mrs. Douglas Kirkby and Mr,
and :airs. George Jutzi.
birthday.
In atteaciance were her two
daughters, Mrs. Bridge and Mrs.
Wes Wallace of Palmerston,
twelve grandchildren and seven-
teen oxen t-grandchildrein.
Guests were present from
Palmerston, Forgas, Listoa,-1,
and Brussels.
PFARSON FAMILY
ENJOY REUNION
Mr. and: Mrs. Hugh Pearson
entertained the members of the
Pearson family at their hothe on
Sunday, Aug. 9th.
All members of the family from
Brussels and. Ethel were present,
including Mrs. Annie Pearson of
Ethel and Miss Ella Pearson of
Brussels,
Those. attending from a distance
were Mr. and Mrs. .Ken Fife and
filthily of Burlington; Mr, and
lira. James Gibson and family',
London:, Mr. and Mrs. James
Noulty and "family, London; Mr.
and Mrs. George Joynt and family,
Lucknow.
Special guests were Mr. and
Mrs, Ted. Gibson, Visiting froM
Scotland;
The weather 'Vas: Most favotr-
able anti the family enjoyed, a
visit to Hugh's summer home oft
the 51,11 of Morris.
her father, Mr, Ed Pollard end
with. Mr. and Mrs. 'Mervyn Pipe.
'She has: Jitet returned from an en'
joyable 'Mgt itt Vatootim ti. c4,
AT .HURON ZONE
A trick team consisting of 31
children under the age of 15
represented the village of Brussels
tat tho 16th annual Track and Field
Meet of the Lake Huron Zone
Ontario Municipal Recreation
Association held in St. Marys last
week and Walked away with top
"hors. The team accumulated
a total of 171 .points to win the
team trophy while individual
trophies were Won by Maxine
Watts in the Class B group and by
Kenny Higgins is the claws D
group, The trip was sponsored by
the 13rtiasels Recreation Coninat-
tee and the children were nnOer
the supervision of Mr, and Mrs.
M. Watts, Mr, arid Mrs. L,
Prior, Mr. K. D. Scott, and Mr. R.
Peursoti,:
The final team standings were:
Brussels 171
St. Marys .165
Owen Sound 145
Kincardine 114
Myth 124
Walkerton 104
'Hanover 102
Coderich 73
Listowel 49
individual Results
Class A Girls — Stephanie Watts,
Dianne Gordon and Julie Hanna
participated,
Class B Girls — Maxine Watts
was first in 60 yard dash, first
in 10.0 yard dash, first in the
high jump, and first in the long
jump. La ti r ee n a net
Pearson. Joyce Gordon, and
Beth Valiance also participated:
Class C Girls — Gail White was
third in the 511 yard clash, third.
in the softball throw, and sec-
ond in the volleyball throw,
Joan Huether was third in the
high jump., Brenia Mc Cutelicon
Dianne. Stephenson, and, Carol
"Wheelet also participated.
Class D Girls Debra Prior 'was
first in high jump, third in 'long
jinni.). Karen McLean was first
in the volleyball throw. Trina
Watts was third in the softball
throw. Brenda Gorden also par-
ticipated.
Class D Boys David Stephenson
was second in. the 60 yard dash.
Earl Pennington was third in
the '100 yal'd dash. Glenn Mc-
Lean, Bill. Ring, and 'Murray
Wheeler also participated.
Class C T.loys — Murray Ducharme
was first in the 100 yard clash;
and second in the 50 yard dash.
Scott Bridge was second in the
high lump. David Watts was
second in the softball throw.
John :Richmond. Tim Prior,
Donald Higgins, .Keith i1lcT,ean
and Darwin M.cCutcheon also
participated.
Class I) Boys — Kenny 1,Tiggiiis
was second in the 50 yard desh,
first in the Softball throw, third
in the volleyball throw, and
and second in the long jump.
Brian TenPas was second iii'
Oh It; yard dash, StAtond it the
'high Amp, [Ind third In
TRACK AND FIELD MEET
ball throw. Terry Mcclittcheon
was third is the 75 yard dash,
and first in the standing long
jump, 'Kenny Cousins wan first
in the high jump.
Open Mile (boys) Murray Whe-
eler came fourth.
Open Half Mile (Girls) Dianne
Gordon came fourth.
Girls Relay -- the team of Gail
White, Beth Valiance, Laureen
Barbour, and Maxine, Watts
came in second,
Boys: Relay — the team, of Murray
DaChartne, Murray Wheeler,
David Stephenson, and Earl
Penningtog came first,
-TROPHI ES DISPLAYED IN
"HOUSE OF MAX" WINDOW
The trophiea Won by our young
athletOs are shown in an. interest-
ing display in the window of "The
House Of Max".
Hearty coggratulation to our
track and field team who put.
Brussels on the map in their suc-
cessful competition with teams
of larger centres.
ST. AMBROSE CHURCH
HOLD SUMMER SCHOOL
Catholic parents from our com-
munity were kept busy during-
the week of: July 27-31' driving
their children to St.. Ambrose
Church: for the annual summer
school in religious edacatioa.
Four Sisters of St. Joseph from
London worked to' give the child-
reiv a deeper understanding of
who God is and 'why we should
hive and serve Him.
Sister Joanna .Roks and Sister
Louise Chechak were time guests
of Mr. and Mrs. C. Terpstra, while
Sister Frances Walton and Sister
Anne Marie Dahl also enjoyed
splendid hospitality at the home
'of Mrs. John J. Kelly: Father Mo-
oney was cm ,hand every day to
prepare the chifdren for the re.
ception of the sacraments and to
celebrate Holy Mass.
We sincerely hope that the
Week spent with the Sisters has
refined and strengthened: the faith
of our children.
FIRE DESTROYS
HOME I ND COiNTENT
Fire coinpletely gutted the
home of Mr. and Mrs. William
Monier, 'RR. 1, -Walton. on Sunday
evening.
The fire broke out just before
p.nl. By the lime the Seaforth
firemen arrived the fire had gain-
ed such headway that it IVIS im-
possible to save the two stature'
brick home located on liurou
County Highway 25, one-half mile
west of Walton. All contents were
also lost in the fire. Nothing was
saved.
The Thamer family were not at
home When the blaze broke out.
The lOSS is partially covered by
thEstatice, Cause of the tire is riot
yit knot„
nOTHER ON BIRTHDAY
ma. Ge.orge Bridge
entertained at a family gathering
in honour of her mother. Mrs. Ben
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Spenceriiiir
s Palmerston. on her., 87th