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Correspondent
Mrs,Chester Earl
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crozier,
Kitchener, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Les Crozier on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kim Bell, At-
wood, visited Sunday with. Mr.
and Mrs. Carl McDonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Downey,
Meaford, visited Saturday with
'Mr. and Mrs. E. Downey.
Mr. Robert Pearson spent a
few days in Kitchener with Mr.
Don Pearson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wray Pinnell of
Baden and Mr. Charlie Dobson of
,Guelph spent Sunday with. Mr. and
Mrs. E. Downey.
Miss Susan Cardiff of
Brussels spent the week end with
Miss. Brenda Bateman.
Greg and Murray Cardiff,
Brussels, visited their grandpar-
ents over the week end.
Worlds Day of Prayer will
be held in Ethel United Church on
Friday at 2 p.m. and ladies of
the community are invited to
attend. Tea will be served fol-
lowing the service.
Steven Thornton, SIX year old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Thornton Of Dublin was admitted
to SeafOrth COrnnItinity Hospital
Sunday night.
Miss Kathy Ebel, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ebel of
'Ingersoll, is a patient in Alex-
; ander Hospital, Ingersoll, with
pneumonia,
Brussels will meet Grand
Bend at 8;0 a.m, on March 18th
in the 4 D' Series at the Goderich
Lions. Club Young canada Hockey
Week 23rd Annual Tournament
in Goderich.
Gordon Workman is a patient
in Wingham and District Hospital
where he underwent surgery last
week.
Mr.and Mrs.Dougla.s Heming-
way, Mrs. Adah Smith,president
of the Ladies Division of Brussels
Fall Fair, Murray Hoover, presi-
dent of the Fair Board and Hugh
Pearson attended the Annual
Fairboard Convention at the
Sheraton Hotel, Toronto, Tues-
day of last week. They were
accompanied by the Brussels
Fall Fair Queen, Miss Marjorie
Procter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank, King and
Nancy of Guelph and Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Martin 9f Brussels ViSited.
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
..rhest Martin,
Hugb Kennedy of Tprohto was
a visitor with his brother Boy
and Mrs, Kennedy on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles BrYans
of Orillia have been visitors with
his mother, Mrs. James Bryans.
Mr. and Mrs. E Thompsonand
Randy of Walkerton spent the
week end with David McCutcheon
and family and visited with Mrs.
McCutcheon in Wingham and Dis-
trict Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Batken of
Clinton, who have just returned
from a vacation in Florida called
on the McCutcheons on Sunday.
Doug, Rathwell of Brussels
Curling Club won the overall
Melcher Trophy at the Hensall
'Legion Bonspiel with three wins I , and plus of 13.
The rink was Doug. Rathwell
skip, Wilma Rathwell, vice, Ron
McLean, second and Doris Mc-
Lean, lead.,
Many Brussels and district
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Cardiff attended the funeral of
Thelma's mother, the late Mrs.
George Caldwell, at the Tasker
Memorial Chapel, Blyth, on
February 20th. Rev. C. A. Mac-
Carrol conducted the funeral ser-
vice. Other friends from thiS
area also called at the funeral
home previous tip the funeral.
SLEEPWEAR CLUB
The second meeting of the
Brussels Sleepwear Club was
held at Brussels United Church
on Tuesday, February 22 at 7:30.
The meeting was begun by all
members repeating the 4-H
pledge.
Minutes of meeting one were
read by Karen Hemingway and a
name "All In Stitches" was
chosen for the club.
Then the senior members and
the leaders assisted the junior
members
PERCY A.B.RUSSELL
Word was received recently
of the passing of Percy A.B.
'Russell, 89 years, in Calgary
General Hospital on January 27th.
' Mr. Russell had been in failing
health for two years and had
been in Chinook Nursing Home,
Calgary. A former resident of
Morris Township, he had lived
for several years in Alberta and
B.C. Surviving are a sister, Mrs.
Sara Clark, Bethan y Auxilliary
Hospital, Calgary and a brother,
Mr. Oran H. Russell, Brussels.
Two nieces and a nephew also
survive. Mrs. Lillian Hickox,
Calgary and Mrs. Doris Mac-
Ivor, Edmonton and Mr. James
G. Russell of Mirror, Alberta.
Several great nieces and ne-
phews also survive.
Funeral was held from Ley-
den's funeral chapel. Rev. 0. L.
Sogge officiated. Burial was in
Queen's Park Cemetery, Calgary
on January 31st.
HARRY BRAWN ALLEN
Harry Brawn Allen, 629
Huron, Cuts
Land .Division
Budget $6000
The Land Division Commit-
tee budget will require some
juggling now that members of
Huron County Council has ap-
proved their proposed operation
for 1972 but has cut its revenue
by about $6,000.
The original budget called for
spending of $30,000 and was based
on handling 600 applications at
a cost of $50 each. However,
county council amended the bud-
get to provide for fees of $40
each ,as previously set when the
Land Division Committe went
into action.
The committee expressed its
concern at the amount of work
that is involved with each appli-
cation and more particularly, that
it is taking a considerable amount
of time to complete applications
in connection with the consents.
Extra meetings have been held
and the committee intends to
pursue the problem further to
try to improve the flow of work.
Reeve Elgin Thompson, Tuck-
ersmith, said that he could under-
stand the $50 fee providing the
severance was approved.
Reeve Ed Oddliefson, Bayfield
said that all applications required
considerable work whether they
were approved or not. He said that
if the applications were rejected
by the committee, the land owner
had other alternatives - appeal
to the Minister or to the Ontario
Municipal Board.
However, the majority of
councillors agreed that the fee
should not be increased from $40
to $50 - and an amendment to the
report was approved.
Cheapside Street, London, died
at Victoria Hospital, London on
February 22. A former Brussels
resident he had been a druggist
here before retiring to London.
He was born in Wroxeter,
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
James Allen.
He is survived by his wife
the former Muriel Elliott and by
two daughters, Mrs. George
(Barbara) Clarkson of Montreal
and Mrs. Wm. (Heather) Goth,
London. A brother James J.
Allen predeceased him in 1944.
Funeral services conducted
by Dr. Goth, London and Rev.
C.A.McCarroll, Brussels were
held at the Watts Funeral Home,
Brussels on February 24th.
Temporary interment followed
in Brussels Cemetery Chapel
with burial later in Wroxeter
C emetery.
Pallbearers were D.A.Rann,
Jack Bryans, Wm. King, Jr.,
Frank White, Ken Ashton and
Alvin Logan.
Flowerbearers were wm.
King Sr. and Graeme Mac-
Donald.
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