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The Brussels Post, 1966-09-15, Page 1POST Yt~RLISA[.N(1 11011$$ 82.00 A Year Lu Advance $2.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSELS POST, TILURSTAY, SEPT. 15th, 1966 TOWNSHIP OF GREY COUNCIL MEETING Meeting• held September 6th, Resplutions passed as follows: By Melville Lamont and Chas. I Thomas that minutes of last, re- gular meeting be adopted as read. By Kenneth Bray and Lawson Ward that the Public Libraries be given grants as follows: Ethel $50.00; Cranbrook $30.00; Moncrieff .$30,00; Walton $15.00 and Moncrieff 815.06. By Charles Thomas and Law- son Ward that the Engineer's report of the Bleckert Drain be -adopted and provisional .By-law No. 18 of 1966 be given first and. second readings and Court 'of Revision be held on October 3rd at 4 p.m. By Kenneth Bray and Lawson Ward that we accept the petition of the ratepayers on the Fraser Drain to repair drain to clear all lands assessed. By Lawson Ward and NW- 'Lamont that we accept the re- quest of Melvin Carnochan to repair the Michel Drain to clear the leTlA Lot 26, Con. 11. By Charles Thomas and Ken- neth Bray that By-Laws No, 16 and 17 of 1966 under the Tile Drainage Act be passed. By Neneth Bray and Melville Lamont that Court of Revision on the 1966 Assessment Rell be held on October 3rd at 2:30 p.m. By ,Lawson Ward and Charles Thomas that. By-law No, 1.5 of 1966 to assess and, levy rates for the County, Township, and School, Purposes for 'the year 1966 be finally passed. By Kenneth 'Bray and Lawson. Ward that all approved accounts, be paid. By 'Melville Lamont and Law- son Ward that meeting be ad- journed to meet at 1 o'clock p.m.. 'October .3rds 'Ontario Hydro, office 410.76; Ethel Police Village, Library grant .50.00; Cranbrook Public Library grant 30.00S Moncrieff Public Library grant 30.00; Wale 'ton Public Library grant, 15,00; 1VDolesworth Public Library grant, 16.00; Twp. of Wallace bal. maintenanee, IVioleseverth Street lights 8.90; Leona Connelly lamb killed 1.5.00; Norman S. Hoover ; fenceviewet 5.00; Allan meTaggart fenceviewer 5.00; Alek Gulutzen fencoviewer 5.00: E: M. Cardiff, fees. fenceview- ors 2.00; Dona Corporation chart 3,16.; T-Turon Co. Road Supterin- terident's Association membership fee 10.00; Drainage debentures 6447,1: 'City of jgindon welfare chargebnck 42.34; T-Tiemetta Mite- ing T-Tame nesiount 122,25; Lothar Weber groeerict relief 152.10; "Bolter and Hydto relief 43.2.8; Tile Drainage Idettinl GEORGE LESLIE THUELL George Leslie Thuell, myth, who was a former Brussels resident, 1- died in Scott Memorial Hopital, Seaforth, on Sunday, in his. 74th year, He was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs, Win, Tliuell, He is sur- vived by four brothers, Roy, Jos- eph and Fred, Brussels; William, 'Blyth; four sisters, Mrs. Tames (Annie) Marshall, Shelburne; Mrs. Norman (Edna) Speir, Van- couver,: 13,0.; Mrs. Rowland (Ella) Sharpe, Sarnia; Mrs. Mel- ville (Margaret) Johnston, Tor- onto, The funeral, from the D. A. Bane funeral heme Wednesday, was conducted by the Rev. F. G, Braby of St. John's Anglican Church, at 2):Q0 p.m. Burial was in Brussels ceme- tery, ENGAGEMENT Mrs, W. G. Leach, wishes to announce the engagement of her (laughter Catherine Nancy Sean, to Mr. Albert George Smyth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smyth. PLR. Wingham. The marriage will take place on October 1st, in Brussels United, Church. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and neighbours for the presen- tation and dance held in our honor in the Ethel Hall on Sept. 3rd. Your kindness is greatly appreciated. Frank and Anne Hiemstra, ; HORTICuLTURAL MEETING The September meeting of the 'Brussels and. Di stri Herticutural Society will be held in the Pithlic Library at $ p.m. Monday, Sept. 19th Mr. E. Fielding of Wingham will be the guest speaker and show slides. Everyone is wel- come. 2,261.70; Melvin Carnochan, tile inspector 15.30; SIP, M. Cardiff, fees tile loans; 18.40; J. Hoover Henderson 900 6" we Agreement Drain 117.00; Sterling Hood. levelling 6th conceseion Drain 120.00, levelling Whitfield Drain 4e,00; Sans SWeetiey clearing dile]) bank 5th Concession Drain 110,00; Jimmy Dobson- garabage Ethel 14.00; J. C. Conley bulbe Ethel 4,20: 0. T. Pearson fox Bounty 4.00; Robt. 1., Cunning- ham gas fire dept. 3.87: Firemen to Wellond Kreuter 09.00; Rec- eiver General deductions 21.59 Roads and Bridges 22,274.70: 're,r1i $25,721,47, Clifford R. Drinbtir, Reeve, FelYthe M, Cardiff, elorit, SPIN AROUND THE TRACK One of the busiest weeks of the season took place this last weeke Labour Day found the crew at Nilestown track in the afternoon. After a spin out in the first heat Jack picked up a second in the semi and a third in the feature. ;journeying across to Delpware on Friday night Jack didn't finish ing up three second place finish- es for a good evening's racing. Travelling back to Deleware on Fri lee nigth Jack didn't finish the first, race but after start- ing at the rear of the semi came through to pick up the checkered flag and then a sixth spot in, the feature. Saturday night round the crew at Flamboro Speedway but it proved to be one of those un- eventful evenings of racing. The First heat found Jack in a spin out and in the semi he came back to pick up fourth spot The feat- ure was coming along flue when going into a corner a brake line broke and Jack tangled with another car before getting as far a s the fence, but received no serious damage. After the races in Flamboro Saturday night the local crew travelled down to San- dusky, Ohio, for races Sunday afternoon Tack had the fastest Canadian time trial and started the... features race in teventy- fourth spot. He worked his way up to fourth place, wnen he en- countered more of those plaguing difficulties. However if racing goes well this Saturday night, they intend to return to Sandusky agelin this Sunday for their year- end race. The best of luck Jack in the big race. CARD OF THANKS Mr. Wayne Becher would like to thank all his many friends and relatives foe visits, Cards, flew.; er and treats while a recent patient at Wingham. General Hospital. A special thanks to Dr. B. N: Corrin and the hospital nuesing staff. Stich kindness shall elWays be remembered. CARDS OF THANKS would like to., take this op- portunity to thank everyone who sent fine so Many cards, treats. newere, gifts and for their visits. While F was a patient in Wingh am Distriet Hospital. To Dr, MeNibboin Dr. Tew, also the nurses in 1,0,r, and those who cared' for Me in. 923 a very special "Thank Yee. Mrs, C,ila (loll Get your Wester Fair 'Ticl;et,P 116 w, at Ile trarn4elg Ofit, Bantams Eliminate Wingham In Series One Of the best of the season's ball games played on the Brussels diamond was when Brussels Ban- tams eliminated Wingham by a score of 6-3.. The boys were right up on the bit. The infielders were real sharp and drew enthusiastic ,applause from the spectators. The outfield players were no slouches either, Their next opponents will be Rostock. Watch for the date of the game and' be • there to give this team your support. Ladies Series Tied 2 - 2 Brucefteld... Ladies:. tied the series with Brnseele.• here defeat- ing the 1041 team to give them twos garnets apiece. Brussels started with a game lead but it was not their night. Errors were costly with even the. veteran players being caught by thems Perhaps. the car crash which 'claimed the life of the husband of •one of the players and sent her and her children. to hos- pital when they were on their way to the game, upset her team- mates. Come on girls, let us see you Will the next, and deciding ,-2,-atno of this series. Brussels Hi-T Elects Officers At a weleatterated meeting held in the Brussels library 'on the evening of September 6th, the officers of the Brussels Ni-T were elected for the coming term. - • President Marlene Smith Assistant President. • Joyce • . . Kellington Secretary Margaret •Nichol. • Trease rer Linda' Lowe Advertising Larry Smith, Dorothy Elliott Robert. Kel- lingtca Band. cenemittee Barb Bryans. „•Joyce Huethele Murray Net- ' ••ington It was decided that all dances will be restricted to thirteen- year olds and over. No slacks ore to be worn by girls unless other- wise stated. Anyone creating a. disturbance in any way will be asked to leave the dance. The next dance will be held on. September 23rd, at the Legion Dancing 9:20 - to the New Sot r.n.m London, Ontario, CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank 111Y friends and relati ves who rent embered me. while T was a patient. in Victoria Hospital. London, Special thanks to :\Iurray and Morin Vodden for their • kindness: Everything was very much appreciated. .Tack Mr.Whixter HEAD-ON COLLISION CLAIM'S MAN'S LIFE Ernest Lynn Morrison, 28, of R.1t, 5, 'Wing-ham, died shortly after admittance to Wingham and District Hospital Thursday night, He received fatal injuries in a twescar head-on crash on the, fifth line. .er Morris Township miles west of Brussels. Fiis'wife, the former Maxine. Machan, 24, daughter of Mrs. Meehan of Brussels and the late Lawrence. -1Viachan, and their two • children, Stephen 3, and. •• Sandra 2, and Joyce Taylor 12, were hoilPitalized with injuries but have now 'been. released. Elmer Pletch, 41. of RR 6, Brussels, driver of the second ear involved in the fatal crash, escaped injury, The accident occurred while the Morrisons were on their way to Brussels" to a ball game in which Mrs. Morrison was a memb-• er of the Brussels Ladies team. Mr. Morrison is also survived by his .parents, Mr, and Mrs. Chester Morrison: of Guelph, and two sisters, Miss Joyce of. Kitchener and 'Mrs. Ken (Nate) M'nc.Konzie, The funeral service was held train. r ho -R. A. Currie and Son. funeral home, Winghatn, on Mon- day at 2 p.M. Burial was in Wing- ham cemetery. Melville Ladies' Aid The first meeting of the Ladies' Aid for the fall term was held at the home of Mrs, Wm. C.. King in the form of a Pot Luck Supper. The Devotional part, of the meeting Was held first, with. the president, Mrs. George Evans in the chair. The opening hymn, folloWed by Bible Reading. by Mrs, George Turnbull, prayer' Miss Bessie Moses. Hymn, What a Friend We have in :Jesus. Roll Call and offerine received. Secree tary and Treasurer reports were given. Business part of meeting followed and meeting closed with the al ispsh benediction, During the social hall hour Id re. Walter 'Kerr played several piano selections. Mts. Evans cons ducted a contest and Miss Bessie. Moses read three short poems froM Miss Dean MacLeod's book. published this year, Then a del- icious Pot Luck Supper was ser- ved by Mrs. King, Mrs. Kerr and Tee. Turnbull, Notice Girls from the age of 11 to 16 wishing) to join Guides. are asked tc meet at the Library on Sept- ember 20th, 1966, at 7:30, for the first meeting.