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The Brussels Post, 1968-05-23, Page 1rtiScittli wr- $2.00 A Year In Advance — $3.00 To THE BRUSSELS POST, ,TIIURSDA,Y, MAY 28rd, 11968 POST PUBLISHING HOMO TRI-COUNTY SNTERMEDIATE SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Wed„ May 22 Gorrie at Ethel 7:30 7hur. May 23 Brussels at Blue- vale 7:30 Thur, May 23 Walton at James- ..6:4n 8:30 in Brussels Fri. May 24 Ettnel at Moncrieff 8:30 in Brussels Mon, May 27 Belmore at Brits sels 8:30 Tues. May 28 Jamestown at Ethel 7:30 Tues.! May '28 Moncrieff at Kurtzville 7:30 Wed. May 29 Brussels at Walton 7:30 filar. May 30 Belmore at James. town 8:30 in Brussels May 31 Ethel at Gorrie 7:30 Fri. May 31 Walton at Mon crier! 7:30 In Brussels Mon. June 3 Bluevale at Brus- sels 8:30 Thur. June 6 Brussels at Bel- more 7:30 Fri. June Ethel at Walton 7:30 Fri. June 7 Jamestown at `Glorrie 7 : 30 Fri, ,Tune 7 Kurtzville at Mon.- crieff 8:30 in. Brussels Mon. June 10 Moncrieff at Bras' sels 8:30 Wed. June 1.2 Moncrieff at Bel- more 7:30 Thur. June 13 Bluevale at Jamestown 8:30 in Brussels Fri. June 11 Belmore at Ethel 7:30 • Fri. June 14 ;Walton, at Gerrie 7:30 Fri. June 14 Javestown at Mon- crieff 8:30 in 13hts§els Mon. June 17 WaltoifsaS Belmore 7:30 Mon. June 17 Moncrieff at Goille 7:30 Mon. June 17 Kurtzville at Brus- sels 8:30 Tues. June 18 BliteVale at Ethel 7:30 Wed. June 19 Beassels at Kurtz- vine 7:30 Thlits June 20 Moncrieff at Jamestown 8:30 in Brussels Fri. June 21 Ethel at Belmere 7:30 Fri. Juhe 21 Walton at Kurtz, vibe 7:30 Mon. June 24 Moncrieff at Walton 7:30 Mon. June 24 Gerrie at Brussels 8:30 Wed. June 2C Walton at Ethel 7:.30 Thur. June 27 Ethel at James- town 8:30 in Brussels Fri. June 28 Kurtgtille at Wal- ton 7:30 Fri. June 28 Delmore at Mon- crieff 8:30 in Brussels Mon. July 1. Ethel at Brussels 8:30 Tires. July 7:30 Tues. July 2 Mere 1:30 MOS, JUly Moncrieff at Blue Vale lith) GREY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL. MEETING The Grey 'Township Council met on May 6th, Resolutions were passed, is follows: By Melville :Laniont and Charles Thomas that the minutes of the' last regular tneeiag be adoped as read. By Lawson Ward and Melville Lamont that the 'Engineer's re, port of the Walton Drainage WOrks be 'Itprevisionally adopted and: By,LaW, No. 10 of 1968 be given first arid second reading, By Kenneth Bray and Charles Thomas that 'the clerk be instruc- ed to advertiSe for tenders for the Uhler; McKee; Meehan and Fraser Drainage Works. Tenders ti he in by 5 p.ms Monday, June 3rd. By Lawson Ward and Kenneth Bray that an application, for a tile drainage loan in the mount of, $5,000 under The Tile Drainage AO be accepted. By Charles ,Thomas and Melville Lamont that we enter an agree- men with the Listowel and Dist- rict Fire Area. for the use of the fire fighting equipment, the pro- perty of the Listowel and District Fire Area, and authorize the Reeve and Clerk to sign the agreement. By Lawson Ward and Charles 1 honnt8 bite t By-Law No. 11 of 1968 to Provide for issuing and fixing (continued on inside page) Thur. Tilly 4 Gerrie at James town 8;30 in BrusselS Fri, July 5 Delmore at Walton 7:30 Fri July 5 KertkVille at Ethel 7:30 Fri„Thly Brussels at Monertefi 8:30 in Brussels Mon„ July 8 Ethel at BlueVale 7:30 Men, July 8 WaltOti at Bit8801S 8:30 Tues. July 9, Samestowil at Kurtzville 7:30 Wed, July 10 Moncribtf at Ethel 7:10' Thar. July 11 Walton at Blue- Vale 7:30 Thur. July 11 Brussels at James- toWn 8:30 in Brussels Fri. July 12 'Gorrie at Moncrieff 8:30 in Brussels Men. Jtil 15 Blitevale. at Walton 7:30 Mon July 18 Ethel at Kurtzville 7:30 Mon. July 16 Jaiiiiestown at Bilissel8 8:30 Thur, July 18 Britssels at Ethel 7:30 '1'1111r July 18 kiirtzville at Jamestown 8:30 in Brussels Fri. July 19 TatnestoWn at Wal- ten 7:30 Fri. July 19 Bluevale at Mon- crieff S:30 in Brussels Mon. July 22 ,laniestoWit at BlueVale. 7:30 Men, July 22 brasselS at Gerrie 7:30. Florally Attend St. Mary's Graduation 'Exerdse;s I\lr. and Mrs, Eldon Wilson and family attended the 1968 Grad- nation Exercises of St, Mary's Hospital, Kitchener. The graduation was held at Fair- view Cinema on Fairway Road, Kitchener, 711e theatre was, filled with, 1,200 relatives and close friends of the graduates who received their diplomas and pins from Bishop Joseph, P. Ryan of Hamilton, There were 5.0 graduates which included two male students, the first male students to graduate from. St. Mary's. It was also the largest class to graduate. Gale youngest daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Elden Wilson was among the gradnates.. Mrs. John Kelly, aunt of the graduate' gave a dinner in her hollows after the graduation. Guests attended from Bayfield, 'Cl'oderich and Brussels. EAST HURON DISTRICT W. I. ELECTS OFFICERS Mrs. Lyle Murray of RR .2, Clifford, was elected president of the East Huron Women's Ineti- tutes at their annual meeting in the Fordwich Community Thursday. Mrs. Murray. replaces Mrs. Frank Walters of RR 3, Walton, Other officers elected included: Vice-presidents, Mrs. Charles Mathers, of Bluevale; Mrs, Harokl, Wallace, Clifford. Secretary-treasurer Mr's, Wil liam Hu in ph ri es, Walton, Federated Representative, Mrs Kenneth MacDonald, Walton. Alternate, 'Mrs. Allan ISteTag, gart, Brussels, Public Relations Officer, Mrs Janice Johnston. Standing Committee Conveners are: Agriculture and Canadian Tin dastries, 'Mrs, Roy. Williamson, Walton, Citizenship, Mrs. Carl Reining- way, RR 3, Brussels. Historical research and COI.- rent ];,vents, Mrs, Williatii Dob- son, Ethel. [Tome Economies a rid Health.- Mrs. .james Mann, AR 1, West Monkton. Resolutions, Mrs. Ray GOWdy, Gerrie. Tweedsinuir History co ra tor, Miss Emtha Johnston, Bluevale. Junior Activities, Miss Lynne Johnston, Carle. Speakers included Miss Sharon. Carroll, Clinton, Fittron Home Frohomist and Mrs. Clarence Diamond of New Hamburg, pro- vincial public relations Officer for the Federated Women's institutes Of Ontario ".feet's take a look at the constitution." Tice 1.909 annual will be held at Wroxeter and the county rally Will be hold at orauhrook hi October. A total of 79 Woineit tegiStered from the 11 bratielieSs Horticulture Graduate Wins Scholarship Mr. Stuart Nichol, son of Mrs, Eleanor Nichol and the late Frank Nichol, was among the graduating class at the University of Guelph on May 22, 1968. Mr. Nichol received the Ontario Degree or Eprticulture and grad- uated with distinction, having won the Canadian Nursery Trades Association Scholarship for attain- ins the highest mark in any section of the program. Mr. Nichol is under contract with the Toronto Secondary School Board to teach his Specialty at, the new West Park Vocational School, presently under construct- ion at Bloor and Dundas Streets, MRS CHARLES R, COULTES Mrs, Charles R. Coultes, 73, of Belgrave, died Friday, at Wingham and District Hospital, She was it c.t former Mary Meaow She is survived by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. ' Kenneth (Mabel) Wheeler, East Wawanosh Township; a son, James, Belgrave' two sisters, Mrs. Fred (Dixon) Reid Clinton; 'Mrs. Harold (Ruth) Buffett, Carsonville, The funeral was held from the S. J. Walker 'funeral home, Wing. ham, on Monday, at. 2 pan, Burial was in Wingham cemetery. MISS INA BRYANS Miss Ina Bryans, 83, died Suns day at the Callauder Nursing Home here, Born in Morris Township, she was the daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Alex l3ryans. She was a mimic teacher here for many years and was a former organist .at St. John's Anglican Church. here. After leaving 13russels she had been a resident of. Toronto, Rich- mond. Hill ,andVal Dor, Quebec, There are no immediate sur- vivors. She Was predeceased by her brother Dr. Edward l3ryans and sister, Mrs. Russell (Berva) Moffatt. The funeral 'was held from the 'D. A. Reim laineral home at 2 p.m. on Tuesday. conducted by the Rev. F. G. Braby of St. John's Anglican Church, Burial Was in Brussels cemetery. Pallbearers were Burns Moffatt, Wm. C. King. Jack Yuill, Stuart Buttes, Russell Bryans, and Russell Bryans. Flowers were carried by Clarence BryonS. CARD OF 'THANKS in sincere appreciation to the good friends who seat flowers, gifts, cards and so Many who visited nie during my weeks at the hospital. Speeitil thanks to all nets:it:is and staff on the second floor. Mrs, Tinily Pawson ROBERT AtIcKINLEY IS `iHURON PC's CHOICE Robert E. McKinley 40, was again named Progressive Con- servative candidate ror Enron. at Wednesday Clinton on night of la x ' Wednesday Mr. MoKinley, who has repre- sented Huron for the la,st, three years, is a, fartner-buSinessman. He operates a Ghia hatchery at Zurich and is a director of the Ifilron,Perth division, of the :poultry and egg marketing board, In, the 1965 federal "election he beat the Liberal Candidate, Maitland Edgar, who was again chosen this time by the Liberals; Mr. McKinley poled 10,666 as ,com- pared to Mr. Edgar's 9,536 Through redistribution this year the Huron riding WO Hibbert Township to Perth but gained' McGillvray and Biddulph Town- ships from the former Middle- sex West riding and Howick and Turnberry ToWnships from the former Wellington-Huron riding. Eric Winkler mep (PC Grey South), speaker for the evening, criticized Prime Minister Tru- deau's proposed changes to the Criminal. Code that would legalize abortion in certain cases, homo- sexuality among, consenting adults who are over 21. Ee said this was "tampering with the basic traditions of our way of life". He said the federal government should pay more of the costs of education.. Massive imports, he said, are destroying Canada's agricultural industry, A new slate of officers for the Huron PC association was elect- ed at the meeting. The new exec- utive consists of Frank Walkom, CSoderich, president ;Mrs, Douglas Andrews, Clinton, treasurer; Jack Morrissey, Orediton, treasurer; vice-presidentS, Roy Cousins, Brus- sels; Clayton Laithwaite, RR. 1. Goderich; Edward Powell, 1SR, 1, Wingham; IcSed Eseaman, 1!R3, Parkhill; Mrs. Robert MeCabb, RR 4, Goderich; Barry Wenger, Wingham. Directors are Mrs. F. A, Thompson, Clinton; Valentine Becker, Dashi.Veed; .Tastes Ghderich; William Dale,RR 3, Clinton; Gordon Grigg, Clinton; Robert Chaffee, Centralia; Ivan Hem, Luean. Charle8 McNaughtou, provincial treasurer, attended the meeting. PRIZE LISTS ARE STILL AVAILABLE This may he your last chance to compete at yOur local Fall Fair. There tire still Collie prize liSts available at the Brussels Post. The children's Work is also listed in this prize list. NOTI1311 Annual, Strawberry SinOrgaS- bOrd: 81tObdr ca Thursday, .Tune 27th Brussels United Church. Gorrie at. Walton jitmeStown it Bel-