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Home My WebLink AboutThe Citizen, 1985-12-18, Page 10C CLOPS OLLISION AVOIDANCE LIGHT Reduces rear-end accidents by over 50%. Safer Driving all year 'round Turn your headlights on whenever you drive And install a CYCLOPS in your back window COLLISION AVOIDANCE LIGHT f4 NEW SHIPMENT Me HAS ARRIVED LIMITEDSUPPLY RADFORD AUTO INDUSTRIAL FARM PARTS P.O. Box 40 Blyth, Ontario NOM 1H0 Phone (519) 523-9681 n a Gas up at the Texaco Station at the north end of Brussels Eight Steps to save time and money (follow the dotted line) • %,•••••••••• • Take advantage of Gerry's Propane Refill Station for your barbecue tanks or vehicles. Enjoy the "hot stove league" in the serve yourself coffee bar The friendly staff will serve you lunch time specials at JR's Shake Shoppe Pick up some fast food to eat on your way. Whilewaiting for lunch use JR's Custom Photo Copier Service 15c/copy up to 25copies Volume Discount • \ If you have any energy left, visit the do-it-yourself car wash. 75c for 4 minutes [includes•soap & wax] On the way out the door book a VCR machineand a few VHS tapes for your weekend entertainment. R's Shake Shoppe and Texaco Station County Road 12 -- North end of Brussels 887-6951 Mon.-Fri. 6 a.m. - 9 p.m. Open 7 days a week Saturday 7a.m.- 10p.m. Sunday 8 a.m. -9 p.m. 00. Is on. PAGE 10. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1985. School board won't look at school closings Elementary and seconchay schools in Huron County will not come under the close scrutiny of an accommodation review this year, the county board of education decided at its November meeting. The last schools in Huron to undergo such a review are the Vanastra Public School, Hensall Public School and J. A. D. Sunday the weekly church ser- vice was held at Callander Nursing Home with Rev. Jamieson from the Brussels Presbyterian Church. Rev. Jamieson gave communion to residents. Monday residents played bingo in the afternoon and Debbie Trollope, Iona Moore and Frank Dunn continued decorating the home for Christmas. In the evening Doug and Evelyn Purdy from the Salvation Army visited. Tuesday euchre was played. The Majestic Women's Institute of Brussels held their December meeting in the library on Thursday at noon beginning with a sump- tuous potluck dinner. The Branch Directors, Kathleen Semple and Marie McCutcheon were in charge of the meeting. There were 21 members and five visitors present. The president, Peggy Cudmore, opened the meet- ing. A gift exchange was held which was looked after by Isabel Adams and Bernice MacFarlane. Iona Moore and Eleanor Hem- ingway were asked to look after getting a W.I. sign made for the Institute shelves in the library. The next euchre party is to be held on Tuesday, January 7 with Evelyn Mair, Bernice MacFarlane, Doris McCall and Alice McArter being the committee in charge. McCurdy„ Public School in Huron Park, and the board has made a commitment to keep all three schocls open. This year only Central Huron Secondary School in Clinton was added to the list of schools which are under their minimum effective enrollment. F. E. Madill Second- Maggie Griffith spent the after- noon with her niece Elizabeth McKercher at Jamestown. It was tree trimming time at the home on Wednesday evening. Betty Camp- bell played the piano and Linda Shaw led the sing song while residents took part decorating the Christmas tree. Little helpers were Jonathon Trollope and Curtis and - Philip Graber. After lunch was served, monthly birthday gifts were given to Bessie McCutcheon, Jack Cathers and Eva Stewart. The roll call, being donations for the shut-in boxes, was well responded to and arrangements were made for packing the boxes and sending Christmas cards. Peggy Cudmore, Kathy Bridge, Jane Devries and Ida Evans; are on the committee to pack the boxes. Alice Brothers and Frieda Pipe entertained everyone with their lively duets. Marie McCut- cheon gave very appropriate Christmas readings followed by Margaret McLeod's beautiful solos, "0 Holy Night" and Christ- mas Lullaby". Margaret McLeod also led a sing song of Christmas carols accompanied by Alice Bro- thers at the piano. Peggy Cudmore wished every- one a very Merry Christmas and the meeting closed by singing God Save The Queen. ary School, Wingham is also on the list. The Clinton high school has an enrollment of 806 students, while the school should have at least 849 students to run efficiently. - The Wingham high school, the largest in the county, has an enrolment of 938 students, while the smallest number of students it Thursday Mr. and Mrs. MacGow- an treated the staff to a very delicious roast beef dinner at the Brussels Legion. Following was a sing song, games and Helen Blake and Jean Workman doing a great job playing Santa. A thankyou was expressed to Mr. and Mrs. MacGowan from all of the staff. Ann Smith played the piano Friday morning and Rev. Zehr and his wife, Karen Cardiff and Jean Evans led the discussion group in the afternoon. Saturday Bill Close attended the 50th Wedding Anniversary party of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conely at the Brussels Arena. David Hastings and Mike McPherson supplied his transportation in the Hastings van. Everyone is urged to come and join residents in their festivities. Some- thing is planned for everyday until Christmas. should have is 960. Both the Hensall and Vanastra public schools remain on the list of elementary schools operatilg with less than the minimum number of students. (All current enrolment figures are taken from Sept. 30.) WI members have dinner Callander residents decorate tree SNOW REMOVAL in Blyth New large SNOW BLOWER available 24 hours a day Equipped with 2-way radio for fast service No job too large ortoo small Call Randy Babcock 482-3373