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The Brussels Post, 1965-01-21, Page 1t2.00 A Year in Advance 12.50 To USA. r - THE BRUSSELS POST, IL lia:RSDAY; JAN. 21st, 3.265 POST PUBLISHING liQUSE: Inaugural Meeting Take Oath of Office Association of Mayors. and Reeves 1965 fees 10.00 Walker Funeral Home ambulance call 10.00 Post Office M.S. 12.64 Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Tax deductions 28.90 P.U.C. street lights and office 201.06 Moved by J. L. McCutcheon, seconded by C. L. Cousins 'that By-law No, 1-1965 be read a firet• and second time and passed •• aa -Carried • 'This being a Ily-Law appoint- ing or confirming the .apront- inent of certain officers. to serve the Municipality for the year 1965. Moved by T. G. Campbell sec- onded by H. J. TenPas that. rtir- Law No. 1-1965 be read a third time and passsed and the.eesa of the Corporation attached and the Reeve and Clerk authOrized to sign Carried Moved by I. G. Campbell sec- onded by J. L. McCutcheon that Gordon Stiles be paid 8140.00 Per month for Garbage Collect- ion in the Village of Brussels for the year 1965 Carried Moved by C. L. Cousins, sec- onded by .1. L. McCutcheon that the meeting adjourn, to meet again February 1, 1965 or at the call of the Reeve. - Carried J. C. Krauter Wm. H. King • Reeve Clerk GREY TWP. COUNCIL The inaugural meetng was held on January 11th at 11 a.m. Reeve Clifford R. Dunbar, COuneillors ,Arohle Mann, Ke11-, neth Bray, Glenn Huether and Lawson Ward took the oath of office before the Clerk. Rev. Allan Johnston of Brus- sels opened the meeting with a devotional period. A. resolution by Glenn Huether and Lawson, Ward was passed tO Move a vote of thanks on be- half of the Council to Mr. Jobb, ken for his *services at the in augural meeting. Moved by Kenneth Bray sec- onded by Lawson Ward that the minutes of the last meeting be adopted as read $- Carried • Moved by Kenneth. Bray sec- onded by Lawson Ward that we finally pass By-law No .1-1985 authorizing the Reeve and Treasurer to borrow 890,000 from, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, Brussels Carried Moved by Glenn Huether sec- ond by Lawson Ward that we finally pass By-Law No. 2-1965 to pay Township. Officers - Carried Moved by Glenn Huether sec- onded by Lawson. Ward that the Reeve and Treasurer be author- ized, to apply for the balance of the 1964 road subsidy from the De- partment of Highways lArried Moved by Kenneth Bray sec- onded by Lawson Ward that we pass By-law No. 3-1965 to adjust the Road Superintendent's salary to $1.25 per hr. subject to the ap- proval of the Department of Hi sr h wti vs - Carried Moved by Archie Mann, sec- seconded by Glenn Unether that we adjust the hourly rate of our grader operators to 81.25 per hour - Carried Moved by Kenneth Bray' sec- onded by Arche Mann that we enter into an agreement with W. Krauter to purchase a portion of land for road building to the 1Kraitter bridge for the sum of 850.00 • a Carried Moved by Lawson Ward sec- onded by Kenneth Bray that we appoint Clifford Dimbar and Towshin Council to the Ethel tery Board - Carried Moved by Archie Mann, sec- onded by Kenneth Bray that we aepoint Alex Pearson, Bruce Speiran and Robert Cunningham Trott Ethel; Mrs. Cecil Raynard and Mrs. Archie Jaaklin, rep- resenting Ethel Women's Matt; tute and Lawson Ward and Clif- Dunbar representing ore? Nstttitliti titliti4 tif01 The. Annual March of to4nes ATTENTION CITIZENS OF BRUSSELS. The March of Dimes in 'thin area Will be held on Friday Feb. 5, 1965, starting at ' p.m. The Marching Mothers request that you leave your porch light on to welcome them. 'Brussels hopes to realize $200.00, every dime will count, please help us to reach our goal, The Marching Mothers this year are from, Morning Star R.ebekah Lodge, PEOPLE WE KNOW Rev. W. A. Williams is a pat- ient in Wingham Hospital. Mrs. Tom. Garniss was winner of the. Lions Club NHL Hockey Draw on Saturday night. Mrs. C Pegelow is a patient in Victoria Hospital, London. Dr. K. S. Wood, Clinton, was re- elected to his third term as chair- man of the Clinton Public School Board. 'He is the son of Mr. and . Mrs. A. Wood of Brussele. On January 8th, Gayle Hunt was discharged from Stratford Hos- ptal where she was a patient. She had her appendix rem.oved. Atter a month's recuperation she will return to the Rosebine Nursing Home, Stratford, where she is employed. CURLING NOTES Brussels rink won first prize on the 9 a.m. DraW at the Howick Lions Club Bonspiel, held at List- owel, 'Wednesday, January 13. They scored 3 wins and 15, During their second game against a I-Tarriston rink they scored.. a 7 An d', and qualified for the Molson's Six ender Club Trophy. MeMbers of the rink were C,.eorge Mutter, Wm. Stratychuk, Max Oldfield and Jack McDonald. HOCKEY NEWS The Brussels Midgets defeatld Stoneschool on Wednesday night, January 13th, Belgrave arena, by a score of 6 to 5. Goals being scored, one each, by David Huetner, John Rock, Dean Gibson, • Gerald Snell, and two goals by David Gowing. They also defeated Ripley in Brussrls on Friday, January 15th with a score Of 8 to 1. Goals being scored, one each, by Jerry Johnston, Brian Huether. Neil Cowing and David Huether and 2 goala each by David Gow- Big and. John Roc*. Congratillationsl iMYti• Neeil fir 148 106 4 6 W4)t,' WALTON 8th And 16th Unit Of Duff's UCW Meet The January meeting was held at the horne of Mrs. Wilbur Turn- bull on Wednesday afternoon Jan. 13th with 15 members pre- sent. .Mrs. Rae Houston opened the meeting with, a reading f`The New Year", Hymn 345 was sung and the scripture was taken from Luke 17: 11-19. Mrs. Don McDonald led in prayer. The topic "Faith for the Near Year" was read by Mrs. Don McDonald. Hymn 399 was sung followed by prayer. Mrs. Harold Bolger conducted the business , The annual meet- ing for the church is on the night . of January 21st, The 8th to , take sandwiches and the 16th tarts. There was a discussion on supplies. Grace was sung and lunch was served by Mrs. Jan van Vliet, Mrs. Don McDonald and the hostess, Walton Unit of butt's uevi Mrs. R. Bennett and Mrsi. Dundas were in charge of the worship period at the January meeting of Duff's Malton unit of UCW. in the church school rooms. "Jesus the Hope of the. World" was tha theine. Mrs. tiunda,§ read the Scripture and gave the com- mentary. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Bennett and Scripture pas- sages read by Mrs. Dundas. Medi- tation on this reading was follow- ed with prayer by Mrs. Bennett and a poem, "New rears Wish," Mrs. Emerson lailtehell gave the topic "Saltarte, the Ambitious Mother", Mrs. Allan McCall, the president, was in Charge of the business, Roll call was answered by handing in a quilt block. Mrs, Jas Clark read the Secretary's re- port and thank-you notes for boxes received at Christmas. Mrs. W. Bewley, treasurer, gave her report, also the financial state- ment. The annual meeting will be Jan. 21, in the evening. Mrs. Rae linether and. Mrs. H. Travis Were; appointed leaders for the 1965 copper contest. Mrs. Ernest Stevens, quilt committee conven- er, reported two quilts completed. Program Committee appointed in- cluded, Mrs. H. Traviss, Mrs. E. Mitchell, Mrs. R. Huether and Mrs. W. Hackwell. .A bazaar will be held On April 7, when each member will invite two or more guests. Mrs. N. Marks, Mrs. R. Traviss, Mrs. CI, Murray. Mrs, H. T-Tackwell, Mrs.E, Mitchell and art's. H. Miller *ere appointed committee. A gift was presefited iti„Aftal? Tt fyby '0;be, rtn$1 iA0VRq $0 Aoki Brussels Council :Flo! Two New Members The Inaugural meeting of the Village council for 1965 was held in the Municipal. Office, on Jan- uary 11th, all members being pre- sent. 'rhe declaration of offices were taken by, the Clerk after which th e. Reverend Jennings of St. John's Anglican Church spoke to Council. i-Te commended Council on the fine work they have done in the past and offered several suggetations for future Councils, Reeve Krauter thanked Mr. Jen- nine's for his part in the sere mony and Welcomed back C. L. Cousins arid H. J. TenPas, the two old members of Council. welcome was also extended to the two new members, I. 6. Campbell and L. McCutcheon. The minutes of the meeting of Deeember 14, 1964, were adopted on motions of C. L. Cousins and TT. TenPas. Cotrrespon.dence and accounts were' presented. Moved by J. L. McCutcheon. seeciiided I. G. Campbell that a donatiori of $50.00 be given to the Salvation Army at Wingham. Garried Moved by C.. L. COUSins, sec- onded by J. L. -NtcCutcheon that that the accounts as presented for payment be paid. - Carried Relief assistance 40.00 Art Henry, labour 10.00 Relief assistance 40.00 Douglas Callander, December nursing Relief assistance 40.09 Relief assistance 40.00 Glenn Somers, labour 4.00 Art Henry, labour 35.00 Gordon Stiles, December garbage collection 120.00 ylenn MoKercher, snow- plowing „.......„. 112.12 Municipal World, sub- scriptions 411.0.0 George Mutter, fuel 50.85 Orstiunpus dp Reiver Office Supply J. L. Holcombe, supplies 65.82 County of Huron, Tax collections .. 71.69 T. M, McDonald, Lumber supplies Machan aidwe. supplies Mc:Cutebeen Motors repairs Bridge Motors gas McLean. Fina Service gas Oldfield T-Idwe. supplies 5.05 B.N.G. Telephone rates Telephone 41.79 and tolls 1st loan 0,000:0o Amor flPiu40.0 Mrs. Donald Cotton, is a patient in Listowel Hospital where she underwent surgery recently. Friends of the her. W. A. Williams will be sorry to hear that he was taken to Wingham. Hospital on Saturday. Martin MacDonald arrived hoMe on Saturday following over a week spent in the itospital at . 1.Vingham. Mrs. Stanley Fischer, Mrs. Clare yeitch and Mrs, Mac Bagel from the afternoon WMS iavy and Mrs. Stuart Stevenson and Mrs. Leslie Knignt, frorri the 'Evening Auxiliary, all attended. the annual meeting of Maitland Presbyterial held in Lucknow Presbyterian Churca on January 12th. PLAN ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority will he held at 2' p.M. antuary 28th in the. TeWtt Hall blytil. uio toottig, the OOR pkwk:41 owititiot 9.31 38.82 5.90 18.21 41