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.4 — THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 26, 1979
Test holes dug for sewers—February
FEBRUARY 14,1979
BBA decides to hold Blue
Grass Jamboree as part of
Carnival Days in May.
Test holes are dug in
Brussels sot bidders on the
sewer project can see what
type of work would be
involved in the sewer con-
- struction,
John Cardiff is named as
the new president of the
Brussels Agricultural Soci-
ety.
Brussels PUC spends 12
hours trying to thaw frozen
water pipes in the village.
The Huron County Board
of Education files a request
that Margaret Laurence's
novel, The Diviners, be
re-instated into classrooms.
Palmerston cadets come to
Brussels to create interest in
forming a cadet corps here.
Brussels Agricultural So-
ciety reviews successful as
receipts total nearly $10,000.
Absentee foreign-owned
farm land is still a matter of
concern as the Huron County
Federation of Agriculture
holds the annual members of
parliament dinner.
Farm land be used as
dump sites for urban waste is
a main topic at the annual
members of parliament din-
ner sponsored by the Huron
Federation of Agriculture.
Wm. J. Turnbull of Brus-
sels has the highest indexing
Yorkshire boar in the group
which completed tests at the
Ontario ROP Test Station,
FEBRUARY 21, 1979
Brussels winds up with a
surplus of $114,700 at the
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Brussels 887-9024
end of 1978 after council
reviews the financial state-
ment.
-'Brussels Stockyards contin-
ue to expand as a new pig
sales arena is built.
Brussels is to host Inter-
Club Figure Skating Compe-
tition.
Maitland Valley Conserva-
tion Authority (N1'VEA) sets a
budget of $550,0001 for 1979
and picks new executive at
annual meeting.
Martin Oldengarm, a field-
man talks to Christian Farm-
ers Federation members
about the organization's 25th
anniversary.
Art Bolton, president of
the Huron Cattlemen's As-
sociation asks Huron Coun-
ty's three members of parlia-
ment for their support in
preventing consumer over-
reaction to the high price of
beef at annual members of
parliament meeting.
FEBRUARY 28, 1979
Brussels Figure Skating
Club wins the team trophy
beating their competitiors for
highest points scored when
the Inter-Club Skating Com-
petition is held in Brussels.
Morris Township Reeve
Bill Elston complains about
the inaccuracies on voter'
lists.
Two Wingham area men
start petitions in Huron
County in an effort to keep
small community hospitals as
they believe the government
bed cuts will result in the
closing of some hospitals.
Diane Cox of Ethel and
Valerie Johnston of Brussels
win in the public speaking
competitions at the Brussels
Legion.
Brussels Optimists pre-
pare for annual Atom hockey
tournament.
Roughly $1,000 is raised as
325 snowmobilers compete in
the Walton Poker Rally.
Huron County Council may
decide to eliminate deputy-
re eves .
MARC!! 7,1979
Morris Township Council
gets a petition from Bluevale
residents asking that the
Township pave a road 100
feet south of the entrance to
Bluevale because dust from
the dirt road is getting into
people's houses.
Farmers are told to get a
good accountant at a meeting
of the Huron County Federa-
tion of agriculture.
MARCH 14, 1979
Council meets developers
as apartment buildings are
proposed for Brussels.
Two trucks are stolen from
McCutcheon Motors but are
later returned.
Gail White graduates from
a Doctors Office Medical
Assistant Course at the Ross
Academy in London.
Huron County Board of Edu-
cation reduces its teaching
staff by 11 for ' 1979-80
Jack Hall opens gas station
at old Fina station.
The outlook for the beet
industry and other farm
commodities provides the
forum for a farm meeting
held by the Royal Bank at the
Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre.
Kick up your
heels and let's
hear it for the
dazzling New
Year that's
upon us.
Wishing you
every success!
McGAVINS
FARM EQUIPMENT LTD.
Walton •
This New Year is beginning in a blaze of glorious
good spirits and warm regard for our friends and patrons:
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