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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-01-21, Page 1,,•••i•ve , TELP SkLUSSALS POST, 1111.40;1)AY, JAN. 21st, 1971 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE, • GREY TOWNSHIP INAUGURAL MEETING The inaugnral meeting was held. on ...January 11.tli, 1911., gill inetnii , 4)t's lieitih preeent, The Oaths Offion Were taken hi4oi.iLthe Cjierk, CliarlOs ThoWa.§ ikiAkamij.ed. the tWo het iil'01111.1*5 Roy Wiliihm- son and Clifford Bray. The following resolutions were passed: That the minutes or the last meeting held December :tin, 1970, be adopted as read. 'That the following Councillbra • he responsible to report on: ..- ,Planning Roy 'Milian-W: Prop. orty, George 'Weseriberge ..1].1taitte age. Donald Martin; • Potide (Introit(' t3ray, 1.14.4w No,. ,ef .1„111.1 be pailskid iutltotizinti' the iieeve and Treasurer to borrow $180,000. from .the Canadian. Im- perial Bank of Commerce, Brus- sels, Ontario. for the year 1971 Until the taxes are collected. That. By-Law No. 2 of 1971 be finally passed to authorize the Reeve and Treasurer to borrow 8100,000. from the Canadian Im- perial Bank of Commerce, Brus- sels. Ontario, to defray the cost of Municipal. Drainage. That the Reeve and Treasurer be authorized to apply for the balance of the 1.970 Road Subsidy from the Department of Highways That the salary of the Reeve be set. at $600.00 and. the Council- lors' salary be set. at e500.00 an- nually for the two-year term. That the salary of the Clerk- Treasurer, Tax Collector and Welfare Officer he increased by -$1,000. tor -the two-year term: That By-Law No. ft of 1.971 be finally • passed to pay Township. Officers. - That .1134,a01. N. 4 of 11171 he finally passed ..to appoint George Wesenherg Trench Ine,neetoe' for the .Township, of Grey. ,• • That, Reeve Charles Thomas he •••appointed 'representatives to the :NIA fiend • Valley • Celts ervation Authority for the years 1941 and 1972. That the resignation of George. PenrsOn. on the Mount Pleasant Cemetery Board be accepted. That. Clifford Dunbar and Alex Pearson he appointed as members of the Mount Pleasant Cemetery Board for a three year term and Cecil Ra.ynard be appointed as member of the Mount Pleasant Cemetery Roard for a. one year terra to complete George Pear- son's term. That Clifford Bray and Roy Williamson be appointed to the Cranbrook Community Centre :hoard. That Done Id M ar n and 'Roy Williamson be appointed to the !Brussels, Morris and Grey Rec- reational Committee for the years '1971 and 1972. That By-Law No. 5 or 1971 be finally paseed to appoint: fence- viewers and poundkkeepers to serve in the Township of Grey as follows; Fenceviewers: Norman Hoover. Ross Stephenson. Alex GuluNen, Nelson SleightholM, Clifford Dunbar end Murray Bray, Pound- keepers: Norman Pfeifer, Either Collis. Russell .Bradsltev, Scott McLean and Alvin McDonald. That the Clerk he instructed to authoriKe Ontario Hydro to proce, tho Iiiatfiltatimi of R ntlw • VI Mitt 0100611iT :Capp' t 4.43K tOgiViNioi kliigido BRUSSELS LIOAIS CLUB "POLAR' DAIZE" Brussels 444 Club Attend Achievemen 'Day The Brussels 4-1:1. Flomema.kiag Glut) attended Achievement Day Clintonin on Saturday with their leaders, Mrs, Clarence. Bishop and Mrs. Carl Hemingway. The girls completing this dub "Pocus on 'Pitiless", were Nancy Adams, :Prances Blake, Janet cnrdiff, Prances Exel, Karen Hem. inetwey, Joyce! Ireland and. Dianne Tbornas. Nancy Adams and Raren Hem- ingway .demonstrated "First Aid in the ATTRACTS GOOD" CROWDS TO ALL .EVENTS Brussels Figure Skaters Pass Dance Tests The Listowel Figure Skating Club played. host for "Dance Tests" held in the arena. on Sun- clay, January 17th, The. Brussele Club participated •in the prelitninaey dance set and ,1)e,4 reeultig •Wero in; follows; 04mised butch Waltz Miebelle McCatcheon, Dorothy Bonesetimhj: ker, Janet Cardiff and Carol Wh eel er. . • . Passed Canasta Tango. • Jean iitether, Tine. 'Wernham -• Passed Swing Dance • • • Wendy' Prior GARDEN CITY, HERE WE COME Preparations are nuderway to errange for the return -Visit to Garden City with 001' Minor Vokey teams. February 27 and 28' seein to tie a long time away but it is necessary for Us to know how many people are going ie order for us to arrange accomm (lotions far' them. We hi, ve a. letter home with (ajta which they are to return along with the signature of a parent. if you &wind here received one end haven't. Yon should get in touch with your coach right away because theSe must be returned by .lanuary 25. We have placed an order toy hockey jackets that will be here in time for us '10 use 011 our trip to our American neighbors. TAKE TOP HONORS Mikes '.-Farnr -Equipment or Moorefield and i3russels took. top honors at the annual jameswity dealer meeting held in Preston January 1.3th and 14t14 1971, They were, presented, With a certificate fOr having done "An Outstanding job in the sale of silo unloaders" and a pleene for being top Jamesway dealer in Ontario, Attending for Mikes Farm Xnuipment were: Mike and Ralph Havemen; Salesmen: Clayton Gingerieh and Wayne Elision; Service Maftager:• Jack Nelemans. Brussels winter carnival "Polar Dalx..e"', the first event of this kind' to be h4-Tit here, came to arm find on Sunday afternoon will monster beef bartmene when ap- proximately 700 were served. The three days of fun drew a good number of spectatore •as well as i)artiCipailts to 111054 or the An all day Curling BonsVel Fri,- day was the first of the, sports enjoyed. rriday evening after the orowolog of the Queen, a Torch- light Parade was IteTd on the main street. The frigid weather cur- tailed the partielpietioet, Saturday was Minor Hockey Day ;Eit:;17:lefle:ri )tsd(;_!oirsf at the arena. The most hilarious. ; ell a Alen IN:ve111.1i:13.;11:1111to'f: their preearious vehicle. There wee, many a spill, and many a laugh enjoyed by the amused speetaator. At one o'clock there was all interesting parade, led by the Legion Pipe Band, of Brussels, of floats feanring everything from a. train to a Cow as well as clowns, horse", and riders etc. Saturday also -was the day of the cros- ceantry ski and snowshoe events. In the evening a large crowd danced in the arena to the music of a German Polka Band. Snaday afternoon, the snowmo- bile events took place while the hungry spectators and partici- pants enjoyed the delicious beer barbecue. All those reponsible for this successful new venture deserve Credit for their efforts. Linda Wilson Receives "Pillar Queen" Crown "POLAR DAIZE" RESULTS PEOPLE WE KNOW Thunder Mug Trophy Winners: Wayne Lowe, Ross McCall, Max Watts, double entry tied. Tiine 40 see. Women: Mai-y TenPos and Joanne King. Time 61 sec. Won cornplete dinner for two, compliments Queen's Hotel. Kiddies, Girls: Bonnie Richmond and -loan litiether. Murray' Wheeler and Lauri e Mr. and Mrs. Donald 'Harris and John of London and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wilhelm and. Jeffrey of Brantford, were weekend guests with Mr. and Mrs. Max Watts. George McCiitcheon of Brussels, who has beeit a member of the Midwestern, Regional Library . System since March of 1967, became Chairman of that Board al, a meeting in Kitchener on Sat- urday, January 16th. BORN TrzAwss — To Dr, eed Mrs. l3rian Traviss, In St. .roseples Hospital, Hamilton, On January Atli, daughter, elltisntt Lorraine. YOUR LAST CHANCE Pilfit Roof:, 0,4 'fi.irft 4I1I!i 1P1, •Snow Sculpturing ::(--Irge Mutter and `Bill Turn- bull. Tied. for 1st, Christmas Display Commercial: Honnenberg 1 st Callender Nursing Home, 2nd Pegolow Harness Shop. 1rd nfeCuicheon Grocery; 4th Hoerr es: J. Conley, 1st Freak. Thompsoe, 2nd V. Hinton. I'ird Geo. 'Wheeler, Ross McCall, 5th Cress Country Skit Rev, DetWytt Tiocken 1st Brian 'Work 2nd Oldest Fri.3d 0144 Wpii(3(1, Agri IM Friday night ..a concert was held in. the, auditorium of the public .'school, with • a capacity crowd on hand tO witness the choosing, and. ,Crowning of the "Polar Daize" Qneeri. - Miss Linda Wilson, daughter of Mrs. Melia. Wilson.. of Brussels, and a. Grade D. student at Wing- ha m District High School won the title and received her crown and eibbon of office. sheaf of red roses. and other gifts. Fill! other young ladies, "Gail 'J'raviss, Stephanie 'Watts, 'Barbara Muilwyk, Sharon Marks and Nancy Knight vied for the honor. The Queen was selected by panel of three judges who based their decision on talent, person- ality and appearance. All the girls received a gift. Prior to the choosing of the Queen the ehorne of Perth Central School presented several delight- ful numbers in mesterful. style. Bruce McCall was the capable Master ot. Ceremonies. Lion 'Ala's. Watts, welcomed the audience. LiOlt jag, Arneetrolig tiP041 41,41'Iti C 1,400Yi.10 bit' Ili:6.D • MAJESTIC W. I. ENJOY TRAVELOGUE TALK The meeting On Aeeelutlene, convened by Mrs. Earl Otia: more and Mrs. Leona .Connaiy was held in the Brussels Public Library on Thursday, afternopn .January leltb at 2 p.m. After wel- Coining the members and guests. the president, Mrs. Alberta Smith conducted the usual opening .ex- ereises •assisted by Mrs. Leona. Armstrong who was taking the the place of the secretary, Mrs, Marie McCutcheon. A Get Well card for .Mrs. Parrish, who is in the hospital, was sigend by those present. A letter announcing the Spring .11•. Homemaking course on "Separatee ror Suinmer" was read. If a number or :;iris want • the conrse, leaders will he sent to Party at Huronvi.ew. Clinton on training school. Our .institute along with Craubrook have been. asked to have the April- Birthday. April :.1.1.st. Cards of thanks from shut-ins who yeceived boxes and cards, at •Cheistinas Were read. Greeting cards from Mrs.• de Vries' sister Hollatid and our adopted. child were DAssed ,•areund A card •party will be held on. Monday evening, February 1st, at 8:15 in the'Pablie LibearY. "eIrs. Cudmore • tuck eherge..of the meeting. The roll call, "My resolutions for 1971" •Was answer- ed by thirty one members and, guests. An article on ton rese- lutions for the consumer to re. Member when making Mirchaees was read by 'Mrs. Cudinore, Mrs Clark Matheson in her 'Us- ual capable manner gave a splen- did talk •on the motto "Ideals are like stars — you. can never touch them with your hands but like the mariner, you take them as 'YOur guide and following them, reach your destination. She urged us to set On labia and reach for it, Mrs. Leona Connelly gave a humorous reading "How to make a wife angry with a. few words". Miss Sylvia. Hoover and her friend: Miss Ann Magwood, who have recently returned from a trip to Great Britain and Europe, took us on an imaginary trip by the use of slides and narration, to Bug- land, Scotland, Belgium, Norway. Germany. Italy. France, Spain, and other EuropIetin Countries. This was thoroughly enjoyed by all and the girls were' thanked by Mrs. Doug Hemingway: The February meeting is ors Citizenship and each member fe requested. to bring some infer- illation regarding their ancestors. /41111011 was served by Mrs. do .Vd(is; Mvs Nrrio, Mr16 t/q114 Mitfili1 0 0 Atittifbii;