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THE BRUSSELS POST, TEIIIRSDAY, AUGUST 26th, 1971 POST PUBLISHING 'MUSS
HAVE YOU GOT
ANY BIGGER ONES`? .
They get bigger and bigger!
Have you seen the two huge
maple leave's in the window of
The Post?
They measure 11i, inches in
width. They were brought in by
Mrs. Mel j'acklin from a tree at
her hoihe. There are a number of
leaves on the smile tree nine or
More inches Wide.
The Vogt • appreciates having
rareities of any kind being
broUght to the office.
WALTON
Visiting recently with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Huether and family
were: Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Grigg
of Meoseja*; Saek„ Mr. and Mrs.
John McArthur of St. Marys and
Mrs. Jen. McArthur of. Seaforth.
Recent visitors with Mrs. •Walt.:
er Broadfoot were: Mrs. Bert
Russell and her daughter Florence
of Toronto, Mr. Oliver' Anderson
and Mrs. Beureman of kinteurn,
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Armstrong and
Mr: and Mrs., Lloyd Armstrong of
Blyth.
• Mrs. Roy Bennett has returned
home from Seaforth Community
Hospital, where she spent several
weeks after breaking her arm.
Her granddaugher, Sean Rutledge
has been staying with her,
George Kitkby of Burwash
spent the weekend recently with
his brother .Frank Kirkby and
visited with other relatives and
friends in the' community,
Miss Emma Shortreed is spend-
ing this month with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Shortreed after
completing her semester at
Guelph University. She also visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Webstef
of Varna.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Stimore of
Stratford spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid.
Mrs. Emerson, Mitchell attended
the Cameo Convention which was
held in Sky Line Hotel, Rexdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yfuether,
Steven and John, spent Sunday
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Pat.
Holmes at their cottage at Elliot-
is Grove. Also visiting at the
same cottage were Mr, and Mrs,
Mack. Webster of Clinton and Mr.
and Mrs. Webster of Varna.
Relatives visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dunk were: Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Dunk Jr., Russell and
'Wendy, Vicki Holt and Marian
Wallace and . Mr. and Mrs. Art
Greig„ Linda and Penny of Ter
pnto.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil MeGavin.
j3rian, Cathy and Jeffrey soon'
holidays with Mr, and Mrs, Pet ro
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VISIT THE FLOWER
SHOW ON FRIDAY
You won't want to miss the an-
nual Flower Show. of the Brussels
Horticultural Society being held
in St. John's Church on Friday,
August 27th,
13ring your friend's with you to
enjoy the beauty of the flowers,
and arrangements. The Horticul,
tural Society do much that con-
tributes to the attractiveness of .
our village. Its members through-,
out this .area beautify their sur-
roundings through their interest
in the society, They deserve .your
support.
After you have seen the floral
displays don't rush home. Stay for
the. turkey supper that is being,.
served. For more particulars read.
the ad elsewhere in this issue of
The Post.
LET US STOP THIS
UNSIGHTLY LITTERING •
Parents should caution their
youngsters in regard to pollution
and littering. Some boys were
observed throwing bottles in the
river and smashing them with
stones. There has been an effort
to clean up the river, at consider-
cost, and this thoughtless be-
haviour is uncalled for.
They might also explain to them
that the littering of streets and
boulevards with candy and gum
wrappers, boxes and bags etc.,
makes our village an unsightly
spectacle. With our centennial
coming next year it would be
most pleasing to have our streets
free of such debris making Brus-
sels not only "The prettiest
village" but also the cleanest.
'ERIC VVINKLER TO BE
THE GUEST SPEAKER
AT PC NOMINATION
The Honourable Eric Winkler,
Minister of Finance, of Hanover
will be the guest speaker at the
Progressive Conservative Nomin-
ation, meeting for the Huron-
Bruce Riding, which is to be held
in the Town Hall in Winghani on.
Wednesday, September 1st, 1971
at 8:00 'Pan.
To date two candidates have
stated their intention to seek the
nomination as the Progressive
Conservative candidate for the
expected forthcoming Provincial
Electoion. These are Lou Boyce, a
retired business man from Kin-
cardine and Len Metcalfe of' R.R.
Iv, 5, Mildmay.
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'BRUSSELS INVITATIONAL
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
Don't forget to attend the
Intermediate Men's Softball Tour,
nament being held at the 'Brussels
park on August 28th and 29th,
The tournament is sponsored by
the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Recreational Committee, Come out
-•404 enjoy the games and support
then4,
Game 1 starts at 12:00
GanteSg. starts 2:00 p.m.
Seaforth vs Ritchie's (Brussels)
Thamesford vs 'Wellesley
,Game 3 starts 4:00 p.m.
• Moncrieff vs Exeter
Game 4 starts 6:00 p.m.
Kitchener vs Kurtzville
GaMe 5 starts 8:00 p.m.
Stratford vs Brussels
Final games to be played Aug.
29th starting at 1:00 p.m.
CRANRROOK
Miss Martha Jeschke, Toroto,
is at her house here for several
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. John Engel and
Mr. and Mrs. John Voll were in
Toronto for •the weekend and
attended the C.N.E.
Misses Tracy Ja.cklin and friend
and Bonita Dunn, Bloomingdale,
spent several days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn,
The Cranbrook W. I. had a
picnic' at the cottage of Mr. and
Mts:' Russel Knight at Amberly.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanely Fischer,
and son Carman of Kingston,
were:guests at the Fischer-Fisher
Wedding in the Atwood United
Chutch Friday, August 20th.
Dinner followed at the Blue Barn.
The Septemmber .meeting of the
Afternoon Group of the W.M.S.
will .be held on September 1st at
the home of Mrs, Lylle Gordon.
Mrs.. Mac Engel and Fred Small-
visited Mr. and Mrs, Bill Arm-
strong; Fergea; and attended the
Highland Gables on Saturday.
'M iscel a neous Shower
'Honors BrideEleet
Mts. Don Caton was hostess
for a miscellaneous shower for
Miss Margaret Locking whose
marriage to Robert Thomas Dins-
more, R.R. 1.. Clifford takes place
September 3rd. Mrs. Cotton was
'assisted by Mrs. Alex Cameron,
Mrs. Ross Smith, and Mrs. Dick
Bradshaw: Several contests were
conducted by Mrs. Bradshaw.
Margaret was seated in a decor-
ated chair and was presented
With many useful and beautiful
;MS carried in b7 several young
Slid expressed her thanks
ill all And everyone signed a .4'ilaiut
book itotiTNI11110ktii Wdfc) 1100vo
by two lit t.iitwo,
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss Lynne Bridge, Peggy
Gibson and Joan Huether are
attending the Presbyterian Camp
at Kintail this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Martin
have returned from a three week
tour of Holland, Germany, Austria,
Switzerland, France and England.
Mr, and Mrs. John Tooth and
Lorraine of Toronto spent the
weekend at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Martin.
Susan Langlois, who step danc-
ed in Cookstown Ang, 1st and 3rd
with jack Thynne, placed second
in the step dancing contest.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs,
Orval Ingram and Mrs. Marguer-
ite Burnett visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin,
Mr, and Mrs. Win. Weiss and
Jacqueline, and Kim of Morris-
own, N. J., were visitors last
week with her mother Mrs. F,
Russell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Turnbull
have returned from Sherbrook.
Queb., where Mr. Turnbull judged
at the Swine Show at their Ex-
kibition, They, were accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Elliott of
Blyth.
Miss Joyce Pearson,, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pearson,
returned Sunday from Pala where
she was employed during the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Jean Leach returned home
Monday from a holiday at the
home of her son Douglas and Mrs.
Leach and family, of Ottawa. .
Mrs. Mabel Cowan from Aus-
tralia, who has been visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis INThitfield at
Pike Bay and their home in Eel-
grave, has' returned home after a
months vacation.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Tyerman
of Los Angeles. Calif s have• been
Visiting with Mt. and Mrs. Mervyn
Pipe and with their uncle; Edward
Pollard who is a resident at the
Callender Nursing Home.
'Mr. and Mrs. A. Dawson of
Leamington, Mr. and Mrs. Harold.
Chapman and Mrs. W. Lockau of
Kitchener, were visitors with Mrs.
S. W. Fischer and other relatives
on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Mentoish,
LiateaVel end Mr. and Mts Murray
Sruethet returned Saturday from
a -very enjoyable motor trip to
the :Maritime Provinces, Maine.
Vermont and .New York States, in
time for Mr. and Mrs. Nuether to
attend the Ross-Pettit wedding at
Molesworth Presbyterian Church,
and reception at. the Blue Barn,
Listowel. Saturday. August 21, in
which Miss Joyce Huether was
a bridesmaid. The bride is in
,Toyee's class at St. Joseph's
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MORRIS TOWNSHIP
COUNCIL MEETING
Morris Council met on august
16th, 1971 with all members
present and Reeve William Elston
presiding.
Minutes of the last meeting
were read and adopted on
:motion Of Robt. Grasby and Ross
Smith.
The following motions were
carried.
Moved by Time, Miller second-
ed by Jas Mair that Browntown
cemetery be cleaned up and put
in a proper state of repair.
Moved by Jas. Mair seconded
by ROSS Smith that Reev and
Clerk sign the agreement with the
Town of Wingham re: fire pro-
tection.
Moved by Thomas Miller sec-
onded by Robt. Grasby that Wm.
Elston be Council member for one
year and Stewart Procter be non-
council member for three years
on Wingham and District Plan-
ning Board.
Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by Jas. Mair that Blyth Agricul-
tural Society be given permis-
sion to sell 'lottery tickets in
Morris Township.
Moved by Thos. Miller second.
ed by Jas. Mair that a grant of
$50. be given Bluevale.
Board..
Moved by Jas Mair, seconded
by Robe Grasby that application
tor a tile drain loan be accepted.
Moved by Ross Smith seconded
by Robe GrasbY that Court of.
Revision on the Drain be
opened.
There were no appeals to con-
sider.
Moved by Jas. Mair seconded
by Thos. Miller that Court of
RevisiOn on the Michie Drain be
closed and By-Law No, 11, 1971
be given third rending,- and finally
passed.
Moved by Thos. Miller seconded
by Ross Smith that By-law No. 15
1971 be passed as given first sera
and and third readings, amending
by-law No. 12, 1969,
Moved by- by Robt. Grasby sec:
onded by Jas. Mair that By-law
No. 16, 1971 being supplementary
borrowing by-law 'be passed.
Moved by Thos. Miller that
meeting adjourn to meet again on
September-/- 8, 1971 at 1 p.m.
General ' Accoun is .... $1,025.10
Road Accounts 5,699.29
$6,724.39
Wm. J. Elston, Reeve
rteien D. Martin, Clerk
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