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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-01-03, Page 10NEED HOLIDA MONEY. SeeVictoria It's in your q best interest. Few of us make a major purchgs„0.Without "shopping around" for the best deal, but how many of us shop around for the best deal in personal loans? There is a difference. Call or drop in to our office and inquire about out personal loan plans. V1C1DR1A TRUST EY Since1844 Contact our branch manager: Maih Street East Listctwel 201-1450 MeinbOr: arts a' insOraiice dotpc4ation Ronnenberg Insurance Agency INCOME TAX PREPARED Farmers—Businesses—Individuals 'Reasonable Rates— File early to avoid the Rush and delay in refunds [25 years Experience] Top rates for Guaranteed Certificates Brussels Office Open Monkton Office Open Tuesdays & Fridays Monday thru Saturday Phone 887-6663 Phone 347-2241 MURRAY SIDDALL Nights 887-6166 ANNOUNCEMENT Glen and Clarence Ronnenberg announce the sale of RONNENBERG INSURANCE Agency to Mr. Murray Siddall CLU. Murray took over the agency on Jan. 2. Glen and Clat'ence will continue on with the agency indefinitely. The agency will still give all the services that it has offered in the past, including Guaranteed Investment Certificates, and Income Tax Service. The agency will also offer Life Insurance through Canada Life. Glen and Clarence hope that their present clients will continue to depend upon Ronnenberg Insurance Agency for all their Insurance needs. BAUER TRAVEL SERVICE MONKTON and invite you to come with us to It•• 3.4•11•1..* .14.4•••••• ENCHANTING SPAIN LAND OF CONTRASTS ON THE SUNNY Costa del.March 20 Sol to April 3 • One of the best values for your travel dollar ONLY $6O4• per person - 2 sharing Includes Jet charter to Malaga, 2 weeks in new Beachfront Hotel close to TORREMOLINOS City Centre, Continental breakfast, round trip transfer to Hotel and baggage handling. Fully Escorted Group We also have 4 seats remaining on our Fully Escorted Group departing Mar. 6-20 ( 2 wks.) Same inclOsions. BUT PLEASE HURRY - SPACE IS LIMITED OTHER DESTINATIONS AVAILABLE Ask us About FLORIDA...from /49. 1 wk... FREEPORT...from '299. NASSAU...frorn $339. 1 wk... JAMAICA...from 189. ACAPULCO...from 4309.1 wk... HAWA 11...froth '149. Some dates may not be available All prices per person • 2 persons Sharing FOR INFORMATION AND .BOOKINGS tAL047•218:3 coLLEct Federation's .monthly meeting in December. Bob Gibbons, a Goderich businessman, wants to build a $300,000 restaurant on the Beach Street site. However, before he can get a building permit, Goderich council must approve the rezoning of the land from industrial to commercial. The proposed restaurant site abuts Goderich Elevator and Transit Co. Limited and their grain handling facilities. This company has already indicated they will oppose the restaurant on Members of the Huron County Federation of Ariculture are going to be asked to oppose a proposed Goderich restaurant which one of their committees feels could interfere with farmers' The , federation's land use committee, chaired by Gordon Hill of Varna, is going to recomend that the federation executive oppose the resaurant, The issue of the proposed restaurant. which would be built at th corner of Harbour and Beach Streets in Goderich, was initially raised at the grounds it would be in- compatible to the area, Gordon Hill, chairman of the land use committee, said the Goderich elevators pro- vide a service to farmers both as a source of livestock feed and as a place to store their grain for future shipment. He said the Goderich, elevators serve farmers in Huron, Bruce, Grey, Middle- sex and Perth counties. The chairman added, "We are not opposed to a re- staurant. We are opposed to a resta toe nt in this location." for his versatility in the arts, is an actor, playwright, director, author and designer of Russian, French and Ethipian origins. He was born in London, England and studied for the stage under Michel St. Denis. In 1941, the actor ex- panded his interest in the stage to playwriting and he is the author of a number of successful plays including Romanoff and Juliet, Photo Finish, The Unknown Soldier and His Wife, as well as screenplays written for the movies. His autobiography, Dear Me, has just been released in paperback. For many years, Mr. Ustinov was married to the French Canadian actress Suzanne Cloutier. However, the roles which have made Mr. Ustinov most familiar to audiences were movie roles in Ben Hur, The Sundowners, Spartacus, In addition to his acting and writing careers, Mr. Ustinov has worked for UNICEF for many years, and in 1974 he was awarded Warsaw's Order of the Smile for his dedication to the idea of international assistance of children. Use the buddy systdm for safety _St. John Ambulance says when you are snowmobiling or skiing, travel with a friend. Use the buddy system to watch for signs of frostbite If your plan to be out a long time, carry compressed blankets and extra clothing. * **** St. John Ambulance says it's a good idea to equip your car inside for winter driving. Carry sand, a small shovel and a blanket or sleeping bag. keep a flashlight and a couple of chocolate bars in the glove compartment. HARRY MeGUIRE Harry L. McGuire, 85, of Belgrave, died in Wingham District Hospital on December 24, after a lengthy illness. Mr, McGuire was the son of the late Mary Ann Sowler and William John McGuire of Sullivan Township, Grey County.j Mr. McGuire is survived by his wife, the former Carrie May Stonehouse of Belgrave, and four daughters,- Mrs. Sam (Thelma) Pickett of Bel- grave; Mrs. Norman (Lois) Hill of Willowdale; Mrs. Harold (Ruth) Cantelon of Tweed and Mrs. Alan (Audrey) MacKay of Wing- ham. l le is also survived by two sisters, Mrs. Cecil (Violet) Walpole of Point Clarke and Mrs. Cecil (Ella) Mines of Lockpe New York. Mr. McGuir . was predeceased by four brot.'ers and two sisters. Mr. McGuire is also sur- vived by 20 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Mr. McGuire, who attend- ed Grey County . School, farmed for many years, operating a threshing and hay presisng blsiness. In later life he ran a saw sharpening business until he reitred in 1973. Mr. Mcguire marrie dhis wife in Auburn in 1921. He was an active member of Knox United Church, Belgrave and a member of the Order of Foresters. He came to the Belgrave district following Obit ark World War 1, The funeral was held from the S,J, Walker Funeral Home, Wingharn on Dec. 28 at 2;30 p.m, with Rev. John G. Roberts officiating, Burial will be in Brandon Cemetery in .Belgrave, following tern , porary entombment in Wing- ham cemetery Chapel, The pallbearers were dfKevin Pletch and Keith Pletch of Belgrave, Robert Hill of Toronto, Greg Cantelon of Toronto, Brian MacKay of Cambridge and Gary McKay of Wingham, The flower bearer was David Hill of Toronto. Q THE BRUSSELS POST, JANUARY 3, 1979 Federation asked to oppose lakeside restaurant The only other play Mr. Phillips plans to direct is the popular The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde. Mr. Ustinov is the first "name" performer who the Festival has announced will be appearing with the re- sident company next sum- mer. Peter Ustinov, celebrated The Stratford Festival has announced that British actor Peter Ustinov will play the lead in the company's 1979 production of King Lear. The play, a last minute entry in the Festival's schedule, will be directed by artistic director Robin Phillips, who is on a partial sabbatical from the company next year. Stratford festival will have Peter Ustinov J.E. LONGSTAEF SEAF'ORTH S27-1240 Monday to Friday 9-5:30 Saturday 9-12:00 ' FREE PARkING ON PREMISES Closed Wednesdays by Appointment • air•••“.....••