The Brussels Post, 1974-11-06, Page 1!ring, building
to impNve
as well as
any extension;
he proposed
Safety and the
g and loading
vailability
d with respect
'i l , will notify
:linty of an
enlargements
airs their views
s of Section 12
led that the
b) (ii) and 1 (b)
)een satisfied,
pursuant to
anning Act to
extensions to
buildings' or
nform with the
I legally at the
econdary Plan
with the intent
the purpose of
ming) By-law
f the Planning
ed. Such uses
ce with their
ce st andards,
sit any signili-
ne provisions
.ituation detri•
plying uses;
ized. shall be
at any
n of the use
to the zoning
a danger to
persons 'by
s nature or
d/or water to
g with the
roperty, and
the desirable
ent of the
general public
'nation of this
al. Therefore,
on at least a
plan and its
although not
development
the entire
public for
development
Torts will be
esidents who
heir concerns
sion making
NEW OPTIMISTS EXEC. — Brussels Optimists
installed their new executive for 1975 at a Ladies
Night dinner and dance Saturday night at the Legion.
They are, Don McDonald, vice president;
Don Bray, president; Dan Pearson,, vice president
and Bill Smith, Carl Graber, Jim McLellan, and
Gord Finch, all ,directors and George Langlois,
Secretary-Treasurer and Ray Adams, director.
Murray Long was absent: (Photo by Pat Langlois)
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BRUSSELS
ONTARIO
101rd Year Issue No. 43 -
WEDNESDAY, NOVEIVIBER'S, 1974
russets hires fire chief
Short
hots (By Evelyn Kennedy)
land uses
approximate
with roads,
ion lines, lot
area(zoning)
ed physical
not open to
the general
ined, niino
not require
n should not
igid. Minor.
permissable;
f the Plan is
to Schedule
nade by the
ional 510,
thd amend'
rieladdd
ierefOre, not
ule
n the mote
wo councillors
are not running
4 STAFF' — Dave Robb hes. joined the etkff. of
Brussels and the Huron Expositor as
.teOteeetitatiVe, Dave; who was raised on
artn near Kingston;. tiVed in Wirighanl fOr. three
rS Wheil. his -father ; .cliff .Ptobb, was Perth Editor
CKNX., A graduate of thoitigh, College it
lOgfaohy,. he. 'previously worked foe 'O TO TV iii
Oto, He it married and will belivitig, .16 -Sdattitth.
(Staff Prieto)
nglican
'shop in .
russets
(Contribut ed)
he.Anglican parish of Brus,
Blyth, Belgrave and Auburn
Wednesday evening , October
.as blessed with a visit from
gt, Rev. T.D, B. Ragg , Bishop
Huron, who celebrated Holy
annion and preached at
Hal service of rededication at
John's Church, Brussels.
op Ragg's chaplain was the
Kenneth Hawthorn, Rector
t, Paul's Church, Wingham, -
ore associate of this parish;
was assisted by the Rev. Reg.
a y, Rector of St. Paul's
Kirkton, whom the Rec-
of St. John's, the Rev. Fred
on, assisted for sometime
lea student at Huron College,
on.
preparation for this special
at, and because of .a desire to
ace the beauty of St. John's,
interior of the church received
esh coat of paint this summer :-
king the building a lovely,
It place in which to worship
an ideal setting for a service
dedication. This service was
of joy and inspiration as
inbers from all of the congre-
ions joined with the Bishop in
(Continued on Page 3)
ussels is assured some new
son the village council next
a poll taken at Monday
ew iewellry
ens Saturday
sels will have a new business
Saturday when Gus and Mary
open their Jewellery • store
the- former Leach Jewellery
ion. Mr, Werse, a
essional wrestler called "The
Mask" until 1959, has been a
eller and watch and clock
man in Kitchener for 30
r. Werse, who is a, specialist
pairing cuckoo clocks, says
obby is fishing.
r, and Mrs. Werse have
it up children.
Dave Hastings Jr. was
appointed fire chief for the
Village of Brussels at the Council
meeting Monday night. The
appointment is effective
immediately. A council
committee will' look into an
addition to the Fire Hall.
The secondary plan for the
village, discussed two weeks ago
at a public meeting, was adopted.
No changes were required in the
Plan as no complaints had been
received since the meeting,
councillors said.
Mrs. J. King will be hired to
keep the village office' open while
Clerk Bill King is on holidays,
from Nov. 12 until Nov. 15,
council decided. In other business
-the council requested additional
subsidies for roads and bridges.
Council heard that the Mary
Coffee Home Rehabilitation
Centre of London are interested
in 'Ideating in the village. Council
will get more' information on the
Matter, They will also look into
the closing of right of ways to
roads, laneways and alleys in the
village.
Council - asked the Huron
County Board of Education to
institute two dates for pyament of
rates next year, June 30 and bec.
15,
unifortin 'building permits
throughout Huron County Were
discussed and approved. The
Maitland Valley Conservation
Authority will provide money for
'repairs to the concrete portion of
their dam ,in Brussels in their
1975 bildget, "Council was
informed.
eouncil supported two
resolutions frOni other orgarliza,
requesting publio
protection freine gen Canada. rate
increases by higher levels of
government and additional funds
for municipalities who are forced
to upgrade arenas because of
building code changes.
$150 was given to the Brussels
Agricultural Society for 1974 and
Council voted to support and
share the cost of the upcoming
Santa Claus Parade.
A new light will be installed in
front of the arena on the existing
pole. A stree' light on John Street
All is still very quiet here in
regard to the Municipal Election.
Little discussion is heard around
town. So far there have been no
rumours about any; new aspirants
running for office. So it is wait
and see if any excitement is
generated at the Ratepayers
Meeting, November 8th or in the
nomination period from
November 7 to 12.
*
Pity the pool beer drinkers?
The president of a malting
company has said that due to
bad barley crop plus very steep
increases in cost the price of beer
may go up. Somehow tears for
the plight of beer drinkers, if
such is the case, refuse to be
shed.. :Been is not a necessity
food it,
*
While there was tie serious"
darriage reported hod on
which was. damaged Hallowe'en
night' will be replaced and the
person who is responsible for the
damage will be billed for the
work, council decided.
Building permits were issued to
Rex McClory for a lot in the
Mobile Home Park, St. John's
Anglican Church for a new roof;
Mel Jacklin for a sun room on his
house, Alfred Stangen for a
restaurant addition and to John
Pennington for a porch addition.
we'en, it has been learned there
has been damage going on
repeatedly, prior to and after
Hallowe'en. A number of rural
mail boxes, on certain routes,
have been extensively tampered
with. Boxes have been smashed
where they stand while a number
of others were removed, some of
which have not yet been
recovered. There has been A
tumour that a man Was recently
'apprehended, caught in the act,
**lc***
The, hunting" season will be in
full swing next week. Hinters
will be off to track down their
prey. No doubt they rook forward
to enjoying delicious meals of
venison. How anyone can take
deliberate dith and shoot down
thete graceful animals is beyond
hie. However; there are these
who enjoy the sport and its
reWardt, Shooting them with a
camera is More to my taste,
night's council meeting indicated.
Reeve Jack McCutcheon said that
he will stand for re•election on
December 2.
However, two councilmen, Roy
Kennedy and Wayne Lowe said
that they will not seek new terms
on council. Hank Ten Pas, one of
the two other councillors said that
he is considering running again
and remaining councillor Ivan
Campbell had no comment to
make.
Reeve McCutcheon said there
is lots of room on council "for
residents of Brussels who are
interested in the betterment of
the community." •
A rate payer's meeting for all'
those interested in the election is
being held Friday night at 8:30 in
the Library and Reever,
McCutcheon ‘said the public
would be very welcome.