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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-11-11, Page 1MSS osisleawrons, Single ..Copy 100 THE BIWSSIilL.JS POST, POST PUBLISHING PLOT s13 THURSDAY, NOV. 11tla 1971 • 1.50 407:00. 050;.$6 :90'1.(10 000 MT* ciikii) 24.75 75.23 48.50 MacLean- Finn Service, gas and repairs Mrs, Joan Exel, cleaning Grand River Office Supply. supplies ,Bressel e Fire Brigade time and salaries Glenn Meltereher, fill silty 11114114411 fiI1M euetele 1222.00 1841 40,98 6.60 5.15 VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS COUNCIL MEETING The regular meeting of the Village. Council was held in the. Municipal Office on November 1, R. W, Kennedy being absent. The following motions were carried, „Moved by J. A. McTaggart, sece- onded by H. J. TenPas that the minutes of the meeting of October 4, 1971 be adopted as .read, Moved by H. J. Tenpas, second, ed by I. G. Campbell t that the Council of the Village of Fires- els endorse the resolution from the Town of Elmira regarding tho need for noise control on motor- cycles, snowmobiles and lawn- mowers etc. through the Provin- .cial Government and Manufact- urers. Moved by I. G. Campbell, sec- onded by J. A. McTaggart that we rent a truck and snowplow from Glenn McKercher for the months of Decembr, January, February and March at $259.00 per month. Moved by I, G. Campbell, sec- onded by J. A. McTaggart that we advertise for a truck driver to drive' the Village Snowplow for the Winter months, Moved by J. A, McTaggart, sec- onded by H. J. TenPas that the accounts as approved be paid. David Logan, garbage 6.00 Greg Huether, garbage 6.00 Lawrence Meehan, garbage 6.00 Hank Exel, labour 80.84 David Logan, garbage 6.00 Greg Hnether, garbage 6.00 Lawrence Machan, gai•bage -.-6.00 P.U.C.. light and power 225.12 David Logan, garbage 6.00 Greg. Hnether, garbage 6.00 Lawrence Meehan, garbage f $.00 Hank Exel, labour .54109 David Logan. garbage 6.00' Greg Huether. garbage 6.00 Lawrence Machan, garbage &go. Post Office, stamps 35.00 McCutcheon Grocery. cleaners Ted Keene, fox bounty Gordon Workman, repairs J, C. McNeil. gas and and repairs 13,01 Howard Bernard, grease 4.38 McCutcheon Motors, • repairs 72.49 Oldfield Ildwe., 'supplies 4.14' -T. M. McDonald Lumber Ltd., supplies Sanfax Ltd., supplies Geo. Mutter fuel Topnotch Feeds, -grass seed Southwestern Tree Service removal of dead trees Township of Morris, waste disposal .. David R., Heating Hallowe'en' Mtn! AA OM, /14111iffe% 14001 noimilitoltwoilimiligl GOLDEN WORDS AWAY . I cannot say, and I will not say That he is dead.. He is just away. With a cheery smile and a wave of the hand, He has wandered into an un- known land. Anti left us dreemipg how very •• fair It needs must be, since he lingers there. And you • eh you, who the wildest Yearn. - For the old time step and the glad return.- Think of him faring on, as_ dear In'tbe love of There as the love of :Here; And loyal still, as he gave the blows 'Of his warrior strength to his country's foes - Mild and 'gentle, as he was brave. When•: the sweetest love of his life he gave To simple things; where the via , tets grew Pure as the eyes they were likened. to, • The touches of his he.e's have strayed As reverently as his lips have prayed; When the little brown thrush that shirred Was dear to him as the mocking- bird; And he pitied as much as a' man in. pain A writhing honey-bee wet with 'rain. Think of him still as the same, say: is not dead - he is juet. away. THEY COULDN'T WAIT FOR THE WILD ONES Seine hunters at f;he beginning of the season couldn't wait to sight Wild Canada Geese. Instead they spotted tame ones that were frequenting the Hugh Pearson pond and waited until they took to the air and shot five of thee). Teo bad that they had to kill ones that were obviously tame. Not'very sperting one would think. Few Deer Ragged 'While this area. was swarming with deer hunters, only a few of them came home with game. The lack of snow for tracking was said to he a factor. PEOPLE' WE KNOW Mrs, Helen Dorsch of New Hamburg and Mr. and Mrs, George Chapman of Briton were visitors with Mrs. G, Chidlow. Dr. and Mrs. Donald S. McRae and children Bonnie Anne and Toni have rota-rued from Philadel- phia, Penn. Dr. McRae attended Convocation of American College and a course of lectures. Mr. and Mrs. Watson Sholdice celebrated their 35th 'wedding anniversary op Thursday, Nevem- her 4th. They were guests of Kee and family for dinner at the Blue Barn in Listowel after which a pleasant evening was spent. Miss Donna Worman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Workman, Brussels. was the recipient of and Award of Excellence, in recogni- tion of attaining the highest achievement level in the Canada Fitness Award 1970-71, The award is signed by the Prime Minister and T. C. Monroe, Minister of Health and Welfare. Congrat- ulations to Donna. Charles .E.7. Cardiff, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cardiff, has suc- cessfully completed a Bachelor of Arts program from Waterloo Lutheran University. The degree was received at the fall convo- cation ceremonies at Kitchener a n di toritun on SW:Way, November 7, Mr. Cardiff has taught, the last three years in Kitchener while working on his degree through extension courses. Future plans include commencement of a Master of 'Education at Toronto through Congratulations to Mr. Cardiff. r'RANBROOK, -Miss-Joanne.•Denne .. London. spent the weekend at her home. Mr. • and Mrs. Steve Irvine, Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. Poth, Ajax and Douglas Becker and .son Kerry, Kitchener were week- end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Becker.. Mr. and Mrs. Dick ;Bradshaw and sons Ricky and Robbie ere on a. trip to Alberta: • Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Smith,. Baden, visi ted Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engel. Rev. McGinnis. Ridgetown, con- fleeted the service in Knox Church on November 7. Mr. McGinnis will be the mipster again on November '14 when there will he a baptismal service. Sunday School will meet at 12:30. and the service of wor- ship *ill be at 1.30 p.m. It was announced that the interim-moderator Rev. Wallace Murray of Mitchell will be the ministed, for the anniversary ser- minister for the anniversary ser- and this service will be in the morning at eleven o'olock. The Executive of the Ladies' Aid have set the date of the An. nual Metier for Saturday, Nov, 07 tit 0 pa, 1rl 1,11r Ciommility NO* 110 ANDREW TURNBULL Andrew C. Turnbull, of Seaforth died suddenly in yietoria Hos- pital, London, on Sunday, October. 31st Ile was 130. Be was been in Grey Township, e eon. of the late Mr, and Mrs, Oliver Tumble'. He married the former Christie McLeod in Blue, vale in 1928, and they farmed in the ilaressels area until retiring to Seaforth in 1964. He is survived by his wife; a daughter, Mrs: Douglas (Flora) Hesk of Goderich; a son, Charles of Edmonton Alta.; brothers, Wilbur E. of Brussels. James of Newmarket; a sister, Mrs. .Donald (Jean) Buchanan of Goderiele and six grandchildren. The funeral service was held at the box funeral home oil Wed- nesday at 2 p.m. with Rdv. M. B Reuber of Northside United Church officiating. Burial followed in Brussels cemetery. Pallbearers were: Rae Houston Jan van Vliet, Alvin McDonald, Leslie Oliver, Wilmer Cuthill and Gerald Smith. Flowerbearers were: Russell Knight, Clifford Ritchie, Clarence Walden and Wm. Smith. WILLIAM J. D CARDIFF William John Duffield Cardiff passed away iii Wingham and District Hospital on. _Monday, November 1st. 1971, in his 82nd. year. Son of Sarah Jane McFarlane and William James Cardiff he was born on the 7th concession,• of Grey Township in 18.90. the yoUngest of four children. Mrs. R F. (Mayme) Downing the eltlest, predeceased him in 1.962 and Miss Addle in 1964. Mrs. Walter (Laura) eVilliamson, the only surviving member of the family, resides in. Brussels. .• - In 1918 Mr. Cardiff married Mabel Bruce of the 17th conces- sion of Grey Township. Thee re- sided on the farm on the 7th eon- cessipe formerly operated by his father, where they continued to make their home until 1959 when they • retired to Brussels where Mrs. Cardiff predeceased him in 1962. This couple is survived 'by one daughter Mrs. Harold (Adeline) Campbell of Blyth, four grand- children and seven great grand- children. Also surviving is his wife, the former Beatrice Whitfield Walker whom he married in 1963. An 1.0.0.F. Memorial Servi(a• was held at the M. L. Watts Fun- eral Home. Tuesday evening. at 9 p.m. and the funeral service was conducted by 'Rev, E. LeDrew on Thursday. November 4th at 2 p.m. Pallbearers were. Mack Cardiff. Albert Cardiff, Murray Cardiff. Harvey Dennis, Jas, McFarlane, and Selwyn Baker. Flower bearers were Sam SwElfen ey and Walter T.< or Tomparrtyy latcirmant, ea 0 Mniratil Onifit410, CENTENNIAL COMMITTEE CONTINUE mg PLANS At a epeept meeting of the Brussels Centennial. Committee More plans were discussed. A special invitation is to be ex, tended to Mr,. Ainley of Evanston, Illinois to attend the Centennial mid be Honorary Parade Marshall. Anyone having names of former residents, please contact Mrs. Math E.?i 0 n, The treaurer reported that the appointed committee had visited council for financial assistance and wale well accepted. The coriveeors of the various committees are as follows: Registration and Invitations Mrs. C. Matheson Advertising Jim Prior Sports Wayne Lowe .P axed e Henry Exel Entertainment D. Rene Dance Dave McCutcheon Decorating The Fireman flooth Concessions Max Watts Remember this is your centen- pial. As these meetings are open to the public we would he pleased to see more people attend with suggestions on Monday night, November 15th at 9:30 p.m. in the Brussels Library*. person and person, and that between. man and God. The roll call showed. mei:fib- ers and 4 visitors present and-.19 calls reported,. Announcements; . The Thank- o [fed n g at the NoveMber 14. morning service. The November General U.C.W. meeting. The Christma s meeting on Dec- ember 6. et Mrs. Rann's, with Mrs, Ilepfer Mrs. 'Thomas, and Mrs. Rene in charge of the program. ..'bristmes, cards which may he ordered through the Evening Unit were displayed by Mrs. A. Smith Mrs. Thomas renorted highlighis of the Regional meeting at Bine- vole. Mrs. 'Hemingway, Mrs. Hoover. and Mrs. Cousins were appointee as a nominating committee. Mrs. Miller continued her dis- course and discussion on Poverty. Lunch was served by the host- ess assisted by Mrs, Bann and MrL rarkor, • w Ali yillf Piot t6 040 12.73 2.00 7.00 U. C.W Afternoon UNIT MEETING The November meeting of the -Afternoon Unit of the Brussels r.C.W. was held at the home of the President, Miss Mae Skelton. Mrs. Parker led the opening devotions, the theme being ")Faith". Readings by Mrs. J. Turnbull and Mrs. Cousins, and Scripture from Luke '7. read by Mrs. Thomas.. Mrs. Parker's ad- dress compared the faith 'between