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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-01-14, Page 4kAVre aRtngikioli• 014TASW r a • a rkaktii$PAY, Aiigt aorraravelialle ..eereeeeeaerilk • et:214, COUNTY OF HURON TENDERS FOR TRUCKS ITC•71 ,101 • 1 -s ton picked) truck HC-71-102 ton. van HC-71-103 1 27,500 GVV' truck HC-71-104 35,000 CWW truck Trade-ins will be offered on each new unit. The lowest. or any neefilksarily accepted, J. W, laritnell, fig; Huron county engineer, C0110 It:011,110i • 6qtarlo, Phoite Collett 482.9811 ,ieense No. 47.670 HURON DEAD STOCK REMOVAL ,eiinton Due to the decreate in meat prices tender not we are unable to pay for any farm stook. We Offer efficient, courtesy, same day, service 7 days a week,. 24 hOUri a day, dopiewmpormariemp•inierwqmpwimummoup OPNOTCH BONSPIEL WEDNESDAY JANUARY 27th 2 DRAWS 9 A.M. — 11 A.M. ENTRY FEE $20, DINNER INCLUDED TROPHIES GOOD PRIZES Contact: Jack Ritchie 887-6011 Frank Carter 887-6303 FOR SALE .— ,GtOod quality Cob corn. $25 per ton; also feed grain. Jos. Martin FOUND • Pali lady's fleece lined 1)VOW11. gloves, on Brussels main street on Tuesday. Owner may have same by applying at the Brussels Post and paying for this ad. • WANTED — To. buy a large baby crib and also baby's walker, For Sale, one toy collie, good with children, and one gold and white pup. Phone .Lorne. Elliott at 52.-70588 after, seven o'clock at night. PAINTING INTERIOR and EXTERIOR SPRAY PAINTING Panel- Hanging Free Estimates RICHARD ^GiLL R.R. 3 Walton 887.6596 ATTENTION FARMERS Not only does it contravene the Highway Traffic Act, but it 15 difficult to keep township roads free of snow if the plow is being eontinually lifted for milk cans and -Vehicles left on the road, We are not responsible for any dam- age that may occur: Also snow id oeld not be removed from gateways onto the roads so that it impedes Or binders traffic, Earl 3owes Road Supt,, ToWnship of Grey S AIX D 77E ND Ens on tering and, in, envelopes available from the office of the undersigned Will he accepted until 5:00 p.m. on: WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10th 1971 for the folloWing; CARDS OF THANKS 1 would like to take this opportunity to bank everyone who sent me cards, gifts, flowers, and these who visited me while .n patient in the Listowel Hospital. Your thoughtfulness will always be remembered, 711arp,, Letts Smith The family of the late Russel Annetta wish to extend their sincere thunits and deep apprece lotion to relatives, friends and neighbours for their ninny acts of kindness, for 'the beautiful flowers.. donations and cards received. during their recent hereavinent. Special thanks to the Guild of Melville. Church, to Reti . G. A. Me Carroll, and M. L. \Vat.ts funeral hoMe. FOR RENT — MOVING LOCAL AND long distance eaeking and storage it required, 1,1ree estimates. Phone Glenn Ounnigham 356-2104 Atwood AVON OFFERS --- au • excillent earning opportunity and a business of Your own, selling the finest guaranteed niiality merchandise. For full Millson, 17 H a\wkrlai bury Ave,, details write or call collect Mrs. London, 451-0541. REFRIGERATION SERVICE EXTRA INCOME IN YOUR SPARE TIME Flexible hours, pleasant dignifies work, Want a better home? New car'? Colour television? New ward- robe? You name it and we will help you attain it. Free Details, No obligation. Apply to: Chartie Lee, 22 Alfred Street, Wingham, phone 357-1383. 11111USSELS COUNCIL ,INAVO.JRAI, Aux:TRIG (continued from page one) ed Fire•Cblef at a salary of $125.00 S. That Wm, H. King and J. L, MeCutcheon be appointed to the Welfare Committee. 9. That 11. TenPas be appoieted representative to MODA 10. Recreational Committee J. 1\1, NteDonald, M. C. Oldfielcl, Bank TeriPas, J, L, McCutcheon, David McCuteheon, M, L. Watts, and Donald Bray. This By-Law replaces By-Laws No. 1.1970 and all other By-Laws appointing persons to similar positions in the Municipality and shall remain in force at the pleas- ure of the Municipal Council of the Village of Brussels, and shall take effect after the final passing. Mr. MeLaughlan and Mr. Sel- wyn Baiter, representing Frank Cowan and Co. reviewed our in- surance policies iind it was decid- ed to, increase . the coverage on the Fire Hall, the Public Library' The Municipal Office and the Public Utilities Buildings. The handling of snowmobiles i lt the Village was discussed again 'Nery thoroughly, and it was felt that considerable improvement could still be made. The action of other municipalities regarding Ey-Laws to curtail the • use of snowmobiles was studied and it. was hoped that this would not be- come necessary in :Brussels. .U. Con: ins ma de an .appeal on behalf of - the Medical-Dental • Clinic for a donation for 1971, Moved by H. J. TenPas, second- ed by J. A. McTaggart that a don- ation of $200..00 be. made to the Clinic for 1971. Moved by I. Campbell. sec- onded by H. J. TenPas the Reeve and Council each receive $350.00 per annum and the Reeve receive au extra $200.00 for car allowance per .vear. Moved by R. W. Kennedy, see. onded by H. J. TenPas that ::the accounts as approved be paid, Post. Office, stamps Grand giver Office Supply • supplies 3,12 NeCuteheon Motors, repairs 3,50 TenPas Construction, repairs to fire hall Mrs. Joan Exel, • 7,80 Bridge Motors, repairs 5.36 Howard Bernard, oil ..... 34,54 Health Insurance Reg. , Board, hospitalization ,.„ 32,00 American. Hotel, dinners 24.45 Frank Cowan C., Ltd. insurance 1402.60 County of Huron, tax collections 97,98 Bauer Farm and Garden Supply, blowing snow 107.25 J. G. Stiles, PloWing, gargabe, oil 1133.05 0.M.E.R,S„ pension fund 65,64 Receiver General of Canada. U,I,S. 7.60 Receiver General of Canada C. P. and Tax deductions 104,60 Medical-Dental, Con teo, donation 200.00 Moved by IL W. Kennedy, sec- onded by J. A, MeTaggart that the Meeting adjourn, to Meet again ebruary 1, 1911, or at the call of the Reeve. J. 1„. MeOutc.henti Win, 14, 'King Reeve Clerk PEOPLE WE KNOW Mr. and• Mrs, Laverne Godkin• Mr. and Mrs. ins. Axtmann and families of McKillop joined the festivities for Christmas Day. Visitors for the Christmas holi- day at; the home of Mr, and Mrs. Carl Hemingway were Dr. and Mrs. Don Hemingway, Kathy anti Faye of The Pas, Man., Mr. and, Mrs. David Hemingway of Sask- atoon, Ross of Thompson, and Miss Laurel Hemingway of Guelph. Dr, Alexander's Brussels rink were runners-up in the finals of the British Consols Playdowns at Winghain on Sunday, They lost to Bob Zister of Listowel, :The Brussels curlers, who are congrat- ulated on their fine play. were Dr. Alexander, skip; Gerald Smith. vice. Danny Pearson, 2nd and Murray Hoover, lead. BOWLING 'NOTES Ladie's High Single Marlene Rutledge 246 Jane Ward 207 Doris Matheson 206 Ladle's High Triple Marlene Rutledge (641 .lane Ward 554 Leis MrArter 528 Men's High Single 13111 Stephenson 222 Dave Hastings 266 Men's High Triple Glord Matheson 262 Bill Stephenson 736 Dave Hastings 669 Rob Kelliugton 644 Subs.: Ka rep Hastings for Ann 'Etosman Doris Matheson for Mel McArter -Bob .Kellington for Don Laurie -Dave Wheeler for Murray Lowe Alvin Ott for Merle Cousins CRANBROOK DART CLUB Tiart 101. .Tim Patterson 75 Doug Rathwell 69 Stew Steiss 60 Rae I-TonSton 55 Eldon Wick 54 Frank 'Workman 53 Bob Alexander 51 Bradley Speiran 49 'Bruce 'Fischer 47 Gar) Uhler 45 Ken McDonald 44 Elston Speiran 44 Greg Smith 43 Jack Cox 43 Gilbert Hetherington 39 jack 'Knight 39 Harry Bolger 39 Murray Fischer 37 Ken Fischer • 35 Don Perrie 31 Ralph Noble 23 Gordon Engel 22 Pete van Veen 21. John Strickler Richard Gilt ,'Glenn Huether Lothar Weber Jim 'Knight Doug. Purdy Doug Evans .,• Earl Dunn Murray' '13tentiner Doug Caney Jim Hart ......... 40 • Jim Patterson •11 Gilbert Hetherington 4:1 Bob Alexander 37 • Eldon Wick 36 • jack Knight Stew Steiss CRANBROOK Mrs. Emma McCalluni, 'St, Thomas, who has spent two weeks with Mrs.Lylle Gordon, re- turned home on Saturday. Mrs. Gordon visited in St, Thomas over the week-end. illiss Marie 'Veitch, Centralia, was home for the week-end. Clifford Bray was a patient in Listowel Hospital where he under- went tests. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. :Frank Workman on the birth of their son Craig Alexander,. Knox Church Lades' Aid • The Lames' Aid met at the home of Mrs. Stuart Sevenson. A reading "Excuses" opened the meeting. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler gave the Scripture reading and the meditation by Mrs. Clare • Veitch. Mrs. Earl Dunn led in prayer. The roll call was "the big- gest predicament I was in recent- ly". Reports were given on finance and Christmas gifts. Several items Of business were fully &Mussed including church cleaning, (milt- ings, toilet facilities at the church and tore of the piano. A cash:don- ation was voted to the church. treasurer. Mrs. Stanley Fischer ga:ve several interesting readings, The same slate of officer will con- tinue for 1971, They are as frio. • lows' • Presiders. Mrs. Stuart Stevenson Mrs. ins. Knight, Secretary Mrs. Wilfred. Srickler Treasurer Mrs: Stuart McNair Auditors. Mrs. Egri. Dunn, Miss Alice .T. Forrest Pianist Mrs. Clare Veitch Following the meeting Mrs. .Ta.S, Knight. and Mrs. Mac Engel: as- sited with lunch. W.M.,S Afternoon Group The. January meeting of the Afternoon 'Group of the W.1‘1,8-. was held at the home of Mrs. Mae Engel with an attendance or nine members and one visitor.Tbe roll call was a New Year's verse. • ,Mrs, Lylle Cordon, the leader, opened the meeting with a New Year's verse and "a recipe fora New Year", Mrs. John Perrie led • in prayer and Psalm 1 was read by Mrs. Calvin Catneron. A. read. ing "A New Ran"' was given by - Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs, Wilfred Strickler, president, conducted the business. Minutes were read aed • treasurer, Miss John Perrie, re- ported on the past year's finances, Secretary, Mrs. Stanley FoSeberi told of the anneal meeting of Stretfoed Presbyterial to be held oil Wednesday,. January '13th ; in ' St, AndreW's Chtirch. The theme is "The Word" and guest speaker Miss Meaner Knott, events Were read by Nits. Stanley Fischer, Miss Alice J. rorrest gave ate interesting New Year's TOPIC, The meeting closed With a hymn and prayer by MrS. Gordon, Mrs, Um Pottle nta Mrs, Wiirecl $trielcier wigtaX Willi 111fWb., jihillftebreTaltrietbataililtrWMZIMPOIX31440044020124KMOVAIanDIEMMINiblit ENTERTAINMENT AT WILEY'S HAVEN QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS FREDDY WELLS and COMPANY FROM CALGARY FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT Menu: Barbecued Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried chicken and Chips aeendtIftttedtttfkteleMCA'Ie'gVetIC:Mie.e.,'-tiftzlgKest;-tdic-te-tetgimgteeig-tms€Pzwv..acv'e barley and mixed Phone 827-9136 Guaranteed service to all typeS.: ' cleaning Coraplete Apliance repairS at Brussels Lions Club BIIRK11 ELECTRIC , Po,,saits Publishing House, balance 111170 doleLtion .. 2:5I'.°000, Wingheni - 357.2450 Oldfield Hdwe., supplies -,,, 42,63 Hiectlital COntractws-APplizincet$ Maitland Teleservices • Motet' Rewind. 24 hour emergen- rates and- tolls • 54.13 Cy service. P.1.T.C, light and power ,.,„ 148,08 Cantihol! "SO il‘st Oat the otcattlft 18 1.7 16 16 16 13 13 1.2 12 !Vt.) canitibta at the dinner Donald Clark 9 table: 1st Cannibal', 1 onn't Ingli Score: Oreg Smith 1.51. tu.nud my tflOther•in•latv," Most Starts: Jim Mart 87 Most Finishes: 31m Hart :4 Team Stanclitigs .Rashly il 48 ;••!..P'