The Brussels Post, 1969-04-10, Page 1e2.111) A Year in. Advatc41 - $3.00 To 1,11414 371IE BRU.SSell.LS .POS'l 1 t -itS1)A.N. .N PRI f., 10th, 1909 POST PIJIMISFILNIG .ROUSE
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CRANBROOK
Irian Tlvans, Searboteugh,
visited at his home here,
Mr. 0.11(1 Mrs. Rot Miller reel
Jody, 'T'or'onto, visited with firs
Lytle Gordon.
• it and Mrs. Alex Canteron an i
family spent the weekend in
Owen Sound.
Hall Board Meeting
ann110.1. meeting Of the
Hall -Board was held on Thurs-
day evening in the Commuunity
Centre. Greetings from Orel,
Township Council were brought
by T)on Mertin, Frank Work/nail
will finish Harry Jaecklin's term
of one year. One e'e.ar - Bonnet
Perrie. l'hree years. Charlie. Lake.
John Strickler, ,Tins. Hart. Secre-
tary Treasurer, .Gordon Engel. Six
tables of progressive euchre were
played, High score went to Mrs.
Jim T-Tart and Jim Hart and Low
Score to Marie Veitch and Donald
Perrie, Lone. hands• Jim Hart
Afternoon Group of Khox
The April Meeting of the after ,
Group of the W.M.S, was held at
the home of Mrs. Mac Engel with
tin attendance of 11. members. The
Meeting opened With ati Easter
''re,ree and'hymn, /oho 20, 1,-1R Was
read in unison ,and a meditation
oh it and a peen" "In a Garden'
Were read by the leader, Mrs.
Engel. Mrs, Stanley Viecher led in
the "Glad Tidings ° pryer. "An
taster Meditation" was read by
four members. Mrs, Earl Dunn,
CalVin Contemn, Nine :Tenn
Perrie and Mrs. Mac Engel. The
roll call was answered with ten
Easter verse, Mrs. Wilfred Strick-
ler read the topic "The Grove in
the elnrden'i from Sermons and
PraYetis" by Peter Marshall.
"Baster Traditions" and "Behold
the Lilies" were read by the lead-
er. Pollowing the Ilendiction
"Hester" and "Tlird" quiz was con-
ducted, Lunch committe was Mrs!
,Lylle Gordon and Mrs. Stanley
Pist -ice Mrs, Wes eicelechern will
he hostess for May,
W. 1. Officers Installed
Mrs, Leslie Knight, was host-
ess for the April meeting of the
Womeit'e Institute. Members dis-
lliaayecj and explained their bob-
bias, Mrs, Roee Knight; introduced
the District, President, Mrs, Lyle
bitierny, Who epake en the Irleti-
luta Thoille, Mrs, Merray also :doe.
deeted the installetion , Or the.
toilet-vine; officers rel. 1.069-let
'Ion, President hies Allan
Meleiggart
President, .......... Mee. 'Urban
Dti c h rive
1st Vice Pres Ales, Jas. ]:Tart
Mid. Vice Pees, "Mies, jot* Cox
S(tertitary ........ Mrs, Leslie Knight
Assisitent See, Mrs. Fruank
WOrkmne
Diettlet Director Mrs, Allan
McTEiggatt
Altert111l6
Mee, TTart
PrrOilitllepPr
MOTO
RESULTS OF THE
BRUSSELS FIGURE
SKATING TESTS
Skaters from the Brussels
Figure Skating Club who etteeeed-
ed in passing dunes teste were:
Dutch -Waltz -- Terri efeCutelieen,
Joan 'hither, Dianne Willis
Canasta Tango -- Anne Sleety-
chuk, Wendy Prior
1 Blow Weitz --. Michael Kernag-
hale This dance completes the
.1nnier Bronze dances and he
will receive the C, 1r, S.A. Jueier
lironze Medal
Prelimieery Figures - Michael
l' ern n glee t
ETHEL
Rev, TI, "Waite baptised Brian
Michael. eon of Mr. and Mrs,
lonald Catena. on Sunday in
Knox Preeityle.rieu Church,
People aliening. from out of town
were Mr. end Mrs. I-Coward Van-
Cainp of Winghein and Mr, George
Gray at Niagara Polls,
Mrs. Alt-'x Pearson accompanied
by hin• sister from ,teerhane hae
returned from Bogota, South
America, where they spent a week
with her sou Jim end Mrs. Peer-
sou who serve there with CliSO,
The !tidies flew from Minini, where.
they Were holidaying, rind reoote
al pleiteent trip and found what
Hey saw quite bettutiftil.
11 raneb D'irec'tors Mrs, Cli ff
rimy, Mrs. (Itedwirt Knight.
firs, Clem Sterner
Pianist -Mrs. Allen MeTageart
Public. Relations Mrs. Jack Cox
Anditore ,„ Mrs. Glenn Thiel-her.
Mrs. Gordon Engel
Directors to Fair Tigard errs.
eleee Clare Veltele .Mrs,
Strickler, hi re, Flinn Duebarme,
eles, Mac elnelittosh
Curator Mrs Ressel Knight
Standing Cornhiittees
Agriculture tied Ceenditte
destrise „„.„. Mee. ,Jags , Hart.
Mrs. Cliff Bray
Home Econimics ond Health
Mrs, Win Bremner, Mrs. Cliff
"Morrow
f-Tistoricol Resenrch a nd Currant
m e elite Mrs. Ross Knight,
Mrs, Clare •
Citizenship and Education .... Mrs.
Mae Macintosh. Mrs. Wilfred
Strickler
Resolu t toile Mrs Alen Selith
r0Vgilt 1(i t41,11(..
llililltitf f4('‘ 1 Krtifit1011'
13russelt Merchants 'Decide
To Close Stores. Al! Day
Monday, Coln.mencing May 5
April 1.
It teas decided that all businets
pieces donate $2,00 each for a
.ii,;.play of fireworks for the 24th
of May, Carried
Open, nights before Christmas
Is follows, moved by keener!"
Machine seconded by T3i11 Steph-
enson Chet stores !Trude' open
00 the evenings of T)ec. 19. -Dec. 22,
Dec. 23. Closed Dec., 24th, Christ-
Inas Eve .lose e o'clock.
It was voted unanimously that
stores would have Monday eleeing,
all day, stud open all day Wednes-
da y,
Moved by Mrs. Loaoh, seconded
by Mrs. Wood that cards be print-
ed with store beers to be given to
each, store.
Moved by hit's, Leach, seconded
by Stewart Lowe. that the meet-
ing adjourn,
WALTON
8th And 16th Unit •
Of Duff's UCW, Walton
The April meeting was held at
the home of Mrs. Harold Bolger
on April 8th, Hymn 101., verses
1.2-3 •was sung with Mrs, ,Tim Fritz
Is pi Li nisi, The ecripture from let
Peter. Chapter 1, verses 3-5 was
read by Mrs, Don Froser, The
topic "NissionStraly" was taken
by Mrs. .Don Pricer, llyinn 112
meis sung and the Lord's Prayee
was repeated in unison. The reg-
elm' collection was received, Mrs.
flung' Fraser was in. charge of the
busineee part of the meeting. The
minutes of the last: meeting were
reed by the secretary. Roll call
Was answered by 13 members. The
TSCW is invited to Moncrieff
Thankeffering on. April ',Me tit
8,3o pen. and to Wytti: Thank-
offering tit 8.00 p.m., April 13th,
also lo .13ruseele Spring Thank
offering April 20th, Articies• for
the bale are to be taken to' the
church after April lc and fry
May If lit, The Rth and 10th are
to look after flowers for the
chervil it, July, Reim; were
brought in for the bazaar
is to be held 'November Iltb,
or eee was sung end lunch wns
served by the hostess.
BORN
.0eiteral
to 13rini,
11 1-;r:111 :
PEOPLE We KNOW
eir, and M,V6. Jaelc Rua dge
Brussos rot-
atlyes,.
and hies.
spell( "F.:aster with :Mr,. and Mrs,
.lohn, 'n)oth. of Toronto, •
bliss Margaret Paterson of
Long Branch, truti an lettetee
visitor with Miss AL Skelton,
Mr, and .blrs. Cal . Davidson of
Kitchener were tbistet, visitor:,
with Mrs I. elcArtee
Mrs. Arvin ;McLellan w'110 Was
a patient in Winghturr Hespitel,
returned horne on Tuereley,,
11 r. and Mrs, Charles BeYans
(Mille were Easter weekeed
visitors with Mrs. itts, Bryans,
:qr. and Mrs, Bcb Rann of
Gait, Eitster visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. D. A. 'Rana,
Mr. and Mrs, leaurie Consins
and ['entity, London, Utster visit
nrs with ':Ile, and Mrs, le, CouS-
Airs. Isozyk and daughter of
Montreal, spent the Easter week-
end e.with Dr, Bozyk at their home h
Mrs, A, Wintle, who has been
with Mr, end, hire's. Harold. Thomas
for the past Seven weeks is flow'
a reeident "T-Turonview",
Air. and Mrs. Ross McFadden of
Missasango, spent Easter Sunday
with -:T r,and Mre, Cecil Me
Padden
1 I nrol d ThOrrlaS is a patient in
Wingli ten and District Hesen ta
where he wae, taken by ambelkee,
early Monday evening meter se ffer-
ing a heart attaek,
blr. and Mrs. Arthur Weller,
Robert and 13onnie at Toronto
Mr, thud Mrs. Robert Thorntoie
Dianne and Stf•VPII of 1hthltT
spent. the -Easter weekend With
Mr. and Mrs, George Thornton-
Lyle I Tepper One purchased the
two apartment _residence on
Princess Street rl'(111-1 Schmidt,
Mr. TIopper Will oeetipy ene atirt•
meet and blr, and Mrs. Thomas
Gentles the other.
VILLAGE or BRUSSELS
COUNCIL MEETING.
The regular meeting of the VII-
lege Ceuneil %VHS held in the N.11.1n-
iVIIAI Ounce on April 7th, 1969, au
members leeng present,
The following motions were car-
1.
Moved by 11, .T. TtenPam, second-
its L. eleCutcheon that the
minutes of the meeting of hl arch
111611 udopted as read.
:Moved by J. l e bicOutcheon, see
meted by If. ,J, TenPas that the
ceuneil of the Village or Brnssels
olidorse the rt ,solation from the
Township of Tuckersmith Re: the
satablishitiqnt of Regional. Onvern-
mem_
Moved by R. W. Kennedy. se(!-
onde([ by I. G. Campbell that the
accounts as approved be paid.
bliss Clem, MeGowaii,
CAS .......... .... 10.00
tialy;ition Army,
donation 25.00
C..1, Cardiff, licensee 3,00
Post Office, stemps 1.2,00
Ile Lawrence, reefing 95,00
bleCutcheon Motors, •
• labour materiaal 10.70
Joan clea-n.
11,70
Brussels .Cteal Yard,
fuel ......... e„„ ... , ...... • 33.90
el a n • thlwe, supplies; ..„ . 2,57
Oldfield Ittiwp, supplies 2.1?
GM), flutter, fuel 18.39'
lfeleomb. cleaners 38.55
.1, Gordon Stiles, plowing
garbage k clump e91.4.50'
binitlend Valley Cons.
Auth, 1069 levy 401.6(e
tit to 'Hopper, (router
work 67.501
el. McDonald Lumbe
oltSC. hospitalizetion .....„. 33,00
lee-lel:is J. Callonder. Mareli
Nursing limm, rare ..„ 1.2efetel
1 .1.eeeiver Genteel]. C.P. and
Tax deductions 120.61
1111 1 ,31(5. pension 61.12
1.'w-A Office, yes 7,60
eloved hy.TT , .f. Tenleis, second-
I ,y 1. G. Campbell that the Vil-
lage of Eirdseels charge the Town-
ships of Morris end Grey $75.0o
per 110111, rev fire proteetion,
Nt'. Relph elelerughlin ill'
Cowan insurenve Co reviewed the
ineuranee Coverage With the Vil-
lage of tirlisseis,
Moved by 1,1. NV, leennedy, see-
ended by j, L. MoCutcheoll that the
Meeting adSourn, to meet regain
May 1,00, or at the call of the,
It, B. Cousins Win, TT. King
Reeve Clerk
New Slillt4C411.11n1S. as well as
neWalS, will be oceptee at the $2.01
rate until the end of April when
the privo Will be increased by onn
eent a week ($2.50 per year in
Ciinaild and rt Y011r iii tilti
II. was waved by StMilrl Lowe
Skaters trying for tests wen. and seconded by Ned Rutledge
from 'Exeter, elenktan, Listowei that stores open nit the first
and Brussels.. leveeay night in May and in the
following- months.
1-fistoWel Hittite' Shaine Club A very succeseful business meet-
wos host for the. Canadian figure ing was held iu the Bruseets
Skating tests held at the arena. Library on leteeday evening,
for skaters who are touter the in- a geed attend-
struction of Mrs. Paye Love Mtic- ;ince,
Domed.
PRESCOTT In (Mown
Hospitei tia March 19th,
hi' and Preecoi
11 P111,11 POttt„ Hdliseabo. IOW 00t1 Oft
ens. Black reterned sherponing saw 1.25
week p o w after spending two . Al a cLen n Peet Serviee,
in Stitteville with 'Mr, ande Mrs. gels 19.211
Brian Prescott. and family, . Kerneghan. salary.,,. 50.00
Mitts Monti Bransee, student
nurse, Kitchener, rind Raymond
Bronson, Toronto, spent Eaeter
weekend t borne With their
paPents. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Broil
son Scott Mitchell of Toronto Was
a visitor the ,came home,
Mrs. Ross Sehhieter and family,
Mr, and Mrs. Ray 'Miller and
fondly, till of Galt Mr, and Aire.
Ron Wleite and family of George-
town, Mr, and firs, Lloyd Cooper STILL TIME
and family of Killeen and hit', civet
Mrs, Gerald Miller Of Croy- Town,
ship we're ElaSiOr visitors with
Mr. and hers. Win. Miller.