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The Brussels Post, 1980-05-07, Page 16• i4 - .rRIF4,3,r; • Smiles Pole Sheds, Roofing, House and Barn Siding, Eavestroughing,Pointing, General' Cement Work Ward Bros. 527-1034 General CONTRACTING See nur Representative Pete Huxtable Huron Financial Services Wingham, Ontario 2nd & 3rd Tuesday of each , month 'NEXT VISIT: MAY 13TH at: on: Owners ofsmaller businesses... weprovide: * Financi al assistance * Management couwelling (CASE) * Management training * Information on gopernment programs forbusiness Can n he0you? fi FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK (Branch Office Address) For prior information please call 271-5650 [collect] or write 1036 Ontario Street, Stratford DAIRy .SYSTEMS LTD :Sates, Service lns'tallgtion of rri pipelipe* ,,.4%;# "pailoUrt 887-6063 WATOR of0000)rial inting When you want your bUsiness cards,. letterheads and office stationery to look pits best, you can rely on ue for top quality work at reasonable rates. Our representatives will be happy to ad- vise you and to discus.s your job at your convenience. Brussels Post 887-6641 \"---"" 'Don't worry about avoid- running so fast on the edge mgr temptation. BAs you grow of this crackef hoe "' • older,, it starts avoiding you, Second ant: "It says right here— 'Tear atong dotted First ant: "Why, are you line,' Councillor Malcolm. Jacobs explained that he had told Mr. Langlois and other Brussels residents that if they dug up the drain and the blockage was found to be the fault of the construction company that was installing the sewers last year that the company would have to pay for it and that if it was not the fault of the company, the owner of the land would have to pay. He said that the problem at the Langlois property had been that the drain wasn't hooked up. Reeve Krauter told Mr. Langlois he would get a revised bill. Mr. Langlois then asked about the mess to his yard. "It wasn't my fault in the first place," he said. Reeve Krauter told him they would see the Temar Construction Company about fixing the mess in the yard'. Mr. Langlois said he realized PUT RED POWER TO THE TEST. IT PAYS! Right now you've got a chance to collect big savings when you come in to test drive any new Series 84 tractor. Choose from 12 models, 30 to 70 horsepower. Apple SPECIAL Crisp 6.95 Spys and up other varieties available CRUNICAN BROS. 1'/z miles south of Elginfield on #4 Highway INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER CANADA FARM EQUIPMENT LIMITED -)w-, • A' • • 90: S'OC " THREE PHASE Electric "EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL" r * ECONOMY * SERVICE QUALITY BARRY BUCHANAN 482-7374 GLENN McLEAN 887-9264 P.O,BOX 1116 CLINTON ONT, We'll give. ou $200 when you buy any new Series 84 tractor with an IH front-mounted loader within 30 days from the time you test drive it. We'll give you $100 when you buy any new Series 84 tractor within a 30 day period from the time you test drive it. Get $50 from us even If you buy a new competitive tractor of similar HP within 30 days of test driving any pf our Series 84 tractors. 16 THE `BRUSSELS POST MAY 7, 1980 • Standards b140*--i:.dtsc(isSed (Continued &oil.' Page 1) Bill King said before the planning office registered there should be a survey of the street it Sunkist New Crop Valencia ORANGES size 113 Schneider's New SQUARE BOLOGNA soo gram Weston ENGLISH MUFFINS 8's JAVEX BLEACH 128 oz. was felt that the :...' boundaries. Councillor Jacobs said the street ha'd beep surveyed'and "I don't understand What they're wanting. What more will another survey do?" he asked.° He also. wanted to know why the lawyer for the village had drawn up a by-law' for the village to accept the street, and then after it was passed, 'was Uncertain of it. Clerk King said that for the land to come into the village, it has to be re- gistered to' the village of Brussels and the lawyer felt the survey office would want the' plan. He said thelv,i.laW hadn't been registered to: ,deed the, land-to the village., Mr. ..King was to check with, the surveyors B.M. Ross to see if the land had been surveyed to the point where it could be registered and if not, to ask- if the survey that had been done Was good enough. Council had a deputation -from , George Langlois who said he was there- for two reasons -- the first of which was a request from the Optimists for permission to have a beer garden at their " ball tournamnet which is to he "held on the June 14th weekend. Mr. Langlois also asked about a bill for $200 he had been sent to fix up the. drain in his yard. it Wasni the village's fault and that's why he was there, NEW PIPE Council later decided that Mr. Linglois would only have to pay for the cost of the new pipe on his property and not the other costs that were involved in fixing the drain In a motion later council gave permission for the beer garden subject to the ap- proval of the Liquor Control Board, the Huron County Board of Health and the P, P. P. " Council -decided to invite tenders for the paving of the road down to the arena. Members of council also ,discussed problems with some members of the fire department. Gerald Gibson, Brussels representative ' on the Wingham and. District Hospital Board had handed in a written resignation but council decided to leave this for a later meeting. Council decided to give donations of $200. to the Horticulutral Society and the Agricultural. Society and $35. to the Huron County Plow- men's Association. Building permits, were approved fOr Iona 'McLean; Glen Bray, , Ken Tyermann, Lewis Cardiff; - Doug Hemingwa .y, Dave McCutcheon; Paul Cloake y, George Elliott, H.A. Shaw, John Smith and Georie Cousins. I WE TRY TO GIVE MORE FOR YOUR FOOD DOOR! Stokely PEAS, CREAM CORN, 14 oz. WHOLE KERNEL CORN 12 oz. 2/.89 Schneider's Legs and Thighs or Whole cut-up FRIED CHICKEN 2 lb. box MCCUTCHEON GROCERY We Deliver BRUSSELS Phone 887-9445 We have garden seeds bulk and packaged certified seed potatoes by the bag and the pound. Open Friday night until 9 3.29 .69 1.29 1.69