The Brussels Post, 1963-05-16, Page 132;e4) A Year In AdVane° — $2.50 To U.S.A. THIe POST PUBLISHING HOUSE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, MAY 16th, 1963
PITTISSelf, CQUIlicjj
The regular meeting of the
• Village Council was held in the
Municipal Office on the May 7,
!till members being present
Moved by CeS, F711tott, eeeotuf-
ed by J, W. Fischer that the
minutes of the meeting of April
1, 1963 be adopted ae read
(t4 Moved by W1,4) , Stratychuk,ied
seconded by L. R„ Machail that
Roy Turvey be granted a build-
ing permit as Per application
— Carried
Moved by 0.S,. Mott, second-
ed by Wm, Stretyeleuk that the
I-Torticulturel Society be giVen
grant of 350.00 and the Agri-
cultural Society a grant of
.8150.00 for the year 1963
Carried
Moved by L. R. IVIachori.
seconded by.J. W, Fischer that
tile accounts ae presented for
payment be paid
elerried
PIXT, street Relies 4,6.821
C. J. Cleediff, licence.
for Iran 2.60
W. S. Scott, insurance
en truck 30.00
S. Blake, HCMOA 20.00
Wayne Lowe, labour 11.00
Brewer, truck,
rental
Gordonl
o
LoUls Blake, pumping
7ol.kmaTh nr
a
septic
°Wield Iedwe.„
suppliee .. ,
. Bridge Motors, gas
Jno. Alcock, fox
bounty
Cellender Nursing Home
April nursing care
Glenn Rormenbeeg, in-
surance of fire truck ...
liieKiliop T me, charge
back for relief
Post Office, HIS
Receiver eleneral, tax
deductions
70z0
7.06
25,90
11.83
4,45
3.00
339.`e5
32.50
25.2e
16.10
28.5e
Moved j.ly L. it. Meehan,
seconded hy Stratycliuk
that the /fleeting' adjoire, to Meet
OW PIK 8, 1.061 ar pt fire
tilS !WM
Grey Twp. School Area No. 1 Music
Festival Winners Highly Praised
MRS, ALEC COLEMAN
Mrs, Allee. Coleman passed
away in Kiteleener Waterloo
Hospital, on Wed/wedgy, leeiey 8th,
1963, in her 05th year, after a
lengthy
Born IA DnIgand, she came to
to Canada and married Alee,
Coleman June 14th, 1922, MeS,
Cole/nen was a resident of
of Brussels since her arrival in
Canada and with her blusbeed,
owned and Operated a restaurant
since 1938 until their retirement
in 1960.
Surviving arc her husband,
three sons, William of Wawa,
'Donald of Elmira, Jack of
Chathe}in and seven grand-
children. She was predeceased
by ens ,son, -Kenneth, in 1953.
Funeral service was held at
the D. A. Itann Funeral Home on
Friday, May 10th, with the Rev,
FT. L. Jennings of. St. John's'
Anglican Church, Brussele, offici-
ating.
Interment was in Bruseele
cemetery,
Pallbearers were Calvin Krantee
Ned Rutledge, Gordon Stepheneon:
Ray Bronson, Gas Eder and Dr,
John Kelly.
Floral tributes were carried
by Wilfred Willis,- and Devitt
Hastings Sr.
Pre-Nuptual 'Shower
Honors 'Bride-Elect
A misceillaneoue shower Was
held for Mitelatre'dElaine Michel
on ; Tetielaye • May .10tie in the
Brussels Library, Approximately
fortyetive' itifenddie library
was decorated with. Innilve and
white streamers. The bride-to-he
cline- was decorated and behind
her was en uenbrelta decorated
also in me net.' and white. Mar-
ianne. Mrs. Lloyd Michel and
Mrs, (baarles Schheter were pre-
sented with lovely,. corsages of
White mums.
The evening was spent ., with an
egg contest done by Mary T. we,
a story of "Mr. Tela.ginsel et. the.
Wedding'! done by Aileen Mutter.
.Several ',other contests *ere held,
and. were explained by Barbara
Meru t chee
Irene Richmond fetid the. ad-
dress. and Bennie Lee Richmond
presented the gifts to Marianne
in a. decorated wagon.- following
this Bonnie Lee sang Bicycle
'Built For Twee Many lovely
gifts Werre received. from: her
friends. for which. Marianne
ON ilves.s'oci 'brit. thanks,
Lunch: consisting of sandwiches
and tarts was correct. by Gr00.0
teibu n A, Tell zabe pi. Teerna.glen,
Nance eincLear. Sturale Stephen-
eon', Boeherri TrileClutteheen, and
trim!, T1 kb mond.
Marriage of Mariaune to. John
Sel-e-iefer is to take plaid Attic
let!. at 1. P. Iii, in Melville rr?e,t)
If reffiin eh 10.0th
Moved by ite It, Meehan,
seconded by Wm. Stratyckuk that
By-law No, 44963 as read a first
aria second time be passed.
— Carried
• Moved by J e Vie Tischer, sec-
onded by .0. S. Elliott that. By-
•law • No, 4-1963 as read a third
time be peened and the Reeve
and Clerk be authorized to sign
and the seal of• the Corporation
attached:
This being a By-law setting the
mill rate at 82.3 for Residential
and 90 mills for Cobenetelal in
Moved, by 0.8, Elliott, "second-
ed. by W. Fischer that the
the/ Villege of T3reesels for 1963
Village purchase e...1959 truck
with trade ' foe' $1050.00 from
McCetchnon Motors
Clerried
GREY .TWP, STUDENT
GOES TO TO= ALBERTA
Mr, James Petrie B. A., elder
son. of Mir, and Mra. W. J, Petrie
has completed atis 2nd year at
Knox College, Toronto. He left
this week for the two-point
imissien narge of Brownvale
and. DixonYille in the Peace
River Presbytery.
4.-J•erree"Ita---et
IlFeeenkia:
,...At the reguo evectignevvff deed-)
....Mr. Warren of Goderieh
he the guest speaker at the re-
gular meeting of the Hortictilterte
Society to be held in the Brine
eels .Public Library on Monday
el/reline et S.30 le tee
HEY KIDS! DOMING
Mierieego-ronnd, Ferris' Wheel,
Ot 41111i eate .0) oltit
1610).1
Mueic Festival of
Grey Township 'Scalpel Area
Po, 1, was a very succeseul event
On Friday in spite of the incle-
ment weether„
Dr, G. R, -Fenwick, wino was the
adjudiCator for the festival; with
tnerning, afternoen and evening
classes; in his remarks said that
family affair in a
rural area and that a. music
festival Is a festival of music.
Dr. Fenwiek had 'high praise
for Mize Campbell. Music
Supervisor,' for her work In the
feetival, which he said was an,
excellent •'7",
Festival" Winners.
Gredes
1 & 2 Girls — eee
"Little Yeilcm BiriPP
Nancy Knight' 85
- "Judy Armstrong 84 -
Cathy Morrow 83
& 2 Boys
"Sammy, erowm
Donnie Michell 85
Clayton Faser 84
3
Dilworth
& 4 Girls ---
Roger "Spring'83
Bonnie Pennington 85
Dianne Fraser 84
Sharon Ducharme 83
&"4 By&
"A Boy's Song"
'IVarren Knight 86 •
' "Paul MleIntosh 85
John Stephenson and
Kenneth Cox (tied) 84
& 6 1 f G‘lirls1 Were A Rose”
Marian Ziegler 86
ele.riart McLean 85
Carolyn FraSer 84
5 &'6 Boys`
, "The Jolly Plough/3er'
Scott Pearson 86
Leslie Duchaeme 84
Bradley Speiran 83
Chorus —
PO Lord Of Heaven”
ITSS No. 4 —37
SS No, 8 — 36
Quell/rook Setae], --- 85
Duet —
"Santa Lucia,
Gail MgTaggart and
• Nancy Strickler 86
Donald McDonald and.
Ruertime McDonald 35
Judy Maclean and
-Brenda. 'Ward 84
7 & 8E;hYs1
Boys —
David Meson 85
Amos Martie 83
'Robert .erefeitesb. 32
7 & 8 Girls —
"The Angel,'
eelenna TenuSton $6
Lois Rohertson
to Arm Dunn 84
leoeblo Trio —
-"A Spring Serie,'
SS Mo. 8 — trt
SHORT
SHOT S
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Ned Rutledge has been busy
„eiving his store front a refreshes
coat of paint.
Don't forget to stook up on
food over the week-end, Monday
is "Victoria, Dar' and a holi-
day.
* * *
It is nice to hear 'from so many
readers that they enjoy the
"Gentleman's News", by T. K.
le, A. number of renewal letters
'received here 'stated they get a
;Itiok out of it.
I 0
We are pleased to say there
-is going to be regular garbage
collection again starting this
Saturday. So put away. your
Shovels and put out the garbage
_pails on Saturday morning at 8.
* *
Mrs, W. G. Leach has been
'busy converting their second
building into a Beauty Salon
and moving equipment from her
former 'Iodation,
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Hurrah for the HieT spOrte.
Tim BritAseleljeT :Members ere
bard et limeade these evenings
for they are fielding a mixed ball
team, perinips two teams, this
season, Ted McLean Is their
aniich onereciated coach, They
with ether Teen Town teams,.
anticipate entering competition.
*
The annual ;Chicken Barbecue
and Dance sPonsored by the
Fast Huron Agricultural Society
will be held on Wednesday,
June 19th, instead, of June 12th.
as indicated in thin column last
-week. The reason for the change
;is that• the expert who does the
barbecuing was unable to 'come
'en the fernier date. Keep this
event in mind ,and, plan to attend.
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ENGAGleMENT
Mir e end Mee. Fredrick Glanville,
Walton, wish fe announce the
engagement of their daughter
Pernice Isabel to Donlyrk Carl
IleheingWay, son of Mr; and Mrs.
Carl Hemingway, Bressels. The
inarrit.ige will take place at
Oivan United Cinfrole. Winthrop,
on Julie 1st. 1963 et 3 pee..
JOOF To, !-!old '
(Ch urch Service
The annual Toor chore
Service 'will he held on Stincley.
IVIley 19th at the United Church.
A cordial invitetlen exiTinFlitil.
Man Esacpes Death
By Narrow Margin
Nineteen -of 'the "Walton
area luckily escaped with a cold
ducking in the Mahan& riVer in -
Drueseis on Seturday • afternoon,
in a tractor accident Whin could-
have cost him, his life,
elle Nicholson had driven a
tractor from Walton for David
Therepson who was returning
the rented machine to Wee
Budn,aek, It appeared that after
turning into the Budnark parking
area he lost control of • the
veeelele and it Plugged deW11. the
12 foot into the river where
it landed upside down with time
drivel. in the cab. Mr, Nineteen
escaped without injury except for
a bad shaking up. He was
ithanediately Whisked away' to
'poem tip titter hie enexpeeted
Old bath, epletitiq
The bridge was the .gathering
place for a large riunibee of
peeIple who. althoteele they did.
not wittiese* the accident, toned
the removal of tli.e trg dor
teem the river by Mernitehebe
Motors an interesting spectacle.