HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-12-26, Page 16From Huron Plowmen
THE 1980 EXECUTIVE—The 1980 executive of the Huron County
Plowmen''s Associaton is (left) president Allan Campbell of McKillop
Township and secretary-treasurer Graeme Craig, also of McKillop.
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RETIRING Russell
Bolton of RR1 Seaforth.
.w h 01 has served as
secretary-treasurer of
the Huron County
Plowmen's Associa-
tion for the past 14
years, is retiring from
the position. His
successor is Graeme
Craig of Rai 1, Walton.
BY WILIVIA OKE ,
Allan Campbell of RR1
Seaforth, was re-elected to a
second run as, president of
the. Huron Plowmen's
Association at a meeting in
Winthrop Thursday.
Vice-presidents are Ken
Duncan of RR*, Kirkton and
Ross Eedy of Dungannon.
Secretary-treasurer is
Graeme Craig of Walton,
who replaces Russell Bolton
of RR 1 Seaforth. Mr. Bolton
retires after serving 14 years.
Directors representing the
16 townships in the county
were elected.
The 'late and the location of
the county plowing match in
1980 were left to the
executive to set.
A new committee was
named to establish a special
events category in the 1980
match featuring the use of
antique plows. The
committee named: Ernest
Talbot and Raymond
Scotchmer, both of Bayfield
and Rev. Kenneth Innes of
Brussels will work out the
details of this event.
Brussels
business
paints
helicopter
Don McNeil of Brussels is
well'.known for his work on
antique cars, but recently, he
and his staff at McNeils Auto
Body were requested to take
on an even bigger job. They
were asked to do a body job
on and to paint, a helicopter.
The request came from
Doug Lowe, a former Brus-
sels resident now living in
Niagara. Falls. McNeil's had
previously done up a 1969
Mustang for him and he was
quite pleased with that, Don
said, so he asked if they
would do his helicopter. The
helicopter is one that is used
to take people to see over
Niagara Falls and goes from
one side across to the other.
Don said the helicopter
was just brought in on
Thursday and he hopes to
have it ready within a week.
He has three men working on
it steadily.
if THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 26, 1979
Russell Bolton retires
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THIS LOOKS LIKE A NICE ONE Mrs. Edna.
Pearson, a nurse at the Callander Nursing
Home showed some of the dresses to Mrs.
Pear I Wheeler as Mrs. Delores Wheeler looked
when Caravan Clothes of Downsview came to
the nursing home on Wednesday. Caravan
Clothes travels to senior citizens and nursing
homes offering residents a chance to buy
clothes. This is the first time the organization
has, been to Brussels but it is hoping to come
back here for a spring fashion show.
(Photo by Langlois)
More
next
week
Because of the pressure of
holiday deadlines and hi
order to bring readers "the
ni year irevierira number of
stories had to be omitted
from this week's Post.
They'll, appear in the next
issue January 2.
Belgrave
Correspondent
MRS. L. STONEHOUSE
887,9847
Eight tables of euchre were
played last Wednesday
evening at the W,I. Hall
Belgrave Winners were:
High Lady - Mrs. Gordon
Nicholson Low Lady- Second
High' Lady. Mrs. Lewis
StonehOuse; low Lady - Mrs
LaWrence Taylor; High Man -
William Black; Low Man -
Bert Johnston; Second High
Mao - 'William Gow.