The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-07-02, Page 4• 4,...r -THE:10RUSSELS. POST, ifoo •.. THREE PHASE Electric "EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL" * ECONOMY * SERVICE QUALITY BARRY BUCHANAN 442,7374 GLENN, McLEAN, . 887-0244 , P.O. Box 1134 CLINTON, ONT MAITLAND VALLEY Insurance Agency Ltd. Auto Fire - Casualty - Life BRUSSELS MONKTON 887-6663 Murray Siddail 347-2241 ANY WAY YOU LOOK AT I RG S THE BEST BARN CLEANER ..1(griety. .:Party Needs f , .11,ofred Goods •_TabaccO'. Gam'/es '• Statbr*y Weekdays 8-9,, _Holidays St Sundays12:- 6, Brusseli ' .887-6224:: .. McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY Established 1876 10 Main St. Seaforth Ph. 527-0400 FULL COVERA GE Farm & Urban Properties DIRECTORS KenCarnochan LaVern Godldn RossLeonhardt John McEwin g Stanley McIlwain Donald Mckeicher John A. Taylor Trewartha Stuart WilsOn ADJUSTERS ' .482-3354 527-1877 345-2234 523-9390 524-7051 '527-1837 482-7527 482-7593 527-0687 AGENTS E.F. "Bill" Durst James, Keys Wm. Leiner 527-1455 527-0467 523-4257 CALL AN AGENT OR THE OFFICE • Station first. We saw the room where they put stolen articles like guns, liquor, fishing-equipment and other things. We saw the cells, where, they keep the offend- era from. 12 to 24 houra. 'We saw lots of other things too. Then we went to the jail We went to the. Police' It's one of the oldest The jail has a spooky cold long dark hall We got on the bus last ed us through the dark room. Friday shortly after 9:00. I It was fun. We, had a good sat with Mrs. Marks and we day, talked about a lot of things. April Ten Pas On Friday June 20, grades' 2 and 3 went on afield trip. First we went to the police station. The, policeman showed us a room with stolen goods in it. He said if they were not claimed , within ninety days they would, be returned to the finder. We saw four cells, two for women and, two for men. At the fingerprint section, one had a picture of the jail house. We ate at Victoria Park and then' we went down to the harbour and ;b ought a treat.' We played', watched the' train go by and felt the water. Then we Went to see where they mike the papers. The county roads we travel he explained that there were no two people in the world with the same fingerprints. They have two women and two men dispatchers: They • talk to the policemen in the cruisers. Then we went to the jail. We had to:walk down a long hall that sent shivers down my, back. We climbed a winding stair where a lady told, us what we could do and led on were 12 and 25 and highways ,21 and 8. We siw lots of other things. At Seaforth Miss Debbie Ranney and Susan 'White Very kindly showed use around the Expositor Office. We saw the - dark room, advertisements, large type- ' os n writers and .many _interestin8 00115. The. forty-four puPila of grades 2 and 3, our teachers him. M. Huether and Mrs. ,r; Wilson and driver would like to, thank everyone for Making the Field Trip both a fun day and a- learning 'experience. acrion the Brussels Poet is put 'together: They.' showed us the dark, room where • the pictures are developed. We saw reporters typing stories. The printing press- was not working that day but it was interesting. On the way home we laughed and sang. We had a good time. , Tim Dillow buildings in Huron. We saw L. Huron. In one, of the cells we saw a. dummy. Dianne,' our guide, told us a story in the court yard. The Jail house was used fora house, jail and hospital. I Wight two post cards One was of , the light house and the other what we could not do: We , were ',taken thrOugh the governor's house and ., then the courtyards. She told • us the story of • the, great escape.. After having our:, lunch we went down to Victoria Harbour. Then we went tO the Huron Expositor in SeafOrth where int JANICE HESE Grade 2 •• We left a little" after 9:00., The ..bus driver's name was Mr. Murray Hoover. The chaperones were Mrs. B. Pennington, Mrs. F. Breck-. enrige, Mrs. E. pipe, Mrs. M. Dillow 'and Mrs. A. Marks. house. It was built in 1839: • • , Then we looked up ahead 6 . BERG' h d , . and could iee blue water. We Ladies at T.,un erBay meet- in a les all knew then we were in .=-- , Servic Goderich and would soon be el , . at the police station. The first I ,Installation . . gathered from all over Ont- intesting as well as inform- trio found the convention interesting There were fishing poles, guns, tires and many things. We saw the cells and the . 'radio room where one or bard have to be on duty all the Sunday, 15th, to motor to. many, delegates from south- Park, the Sunken Garden, Exhibition. I . Saturday ,they'. Donald G. Ives time. Thunder Bay ,where they -ern Ontario are hesitant to and to Mount McKay (owned toured parks and the beau* - 'Then we went to the arrived on the morning of the travel so far. • by the Indians). There is, a ful Kabakea, Falls, that pro-' R.R.02, Myth ' yard. was beautiful. We saw the exercise yard and the .court- hoover honors „ • ' The guide told us that the last public hanging in Can- ada took placein front of the jail. We had our lunch and then went down to the harbour where we spent our Mrs. Walter Kerr played sung by a group of talented two on advice to the bride., fifty cents for a treat. soft music as guests were girls - Misses Susan Cardiff, - arriving for a miscellaneous Julie MacDonald, Brenda The bride-to-be was pre- Then we went to- Seaforth shower in Melville Presby- Ten Pas and Kim Macintosh, ' seated with gifts for which to visit the Huron Exposifor terian church basement on accompanied by Mrs. Joanne she thanked everyone. She where our Brussels Post is June 3rd, to honour Miss King at the piano. ' was also the recipient of a made. They fit long strips of Janice Semple, bride-elect of Prior to an address to "Bride's Book" compiled by print together to make a nice the month. Janice. read , by Kathy Deft-, Kathy Deitner,. Lunch page. Debbie Ranney Show- Baskets of flowers, pink ner; each guest gave her . brought the evening to a and white streamers and name and short sentence or close. Every week more and more people discover what'mighty bells were used as decor- jobs are accomplished by low ations. cost Post Want Ads. Dial The guest of honour, her Brussels 887-6641. mother, Mrs. Joe Semple, Berg Barn Cleaners WC the best• you. coin. put In any barn. They're the best In strength, durabWty ' and performance. Each chain link is forged, in one piece, from special nickel chrome content steel. No • tools required to remove them. The continuous duty " motor eliminates over,heating and assures ample power at all dines. We 'wild go on. and on, but better yet, for more complete 'please call JAMESWAY PARTS AVAILABLE IER11.111:11111G) 11111.1111-Of 1111117TEPI PON' 1111A1P10111 ,4:01.'44•4.1.0,...itM.....+INC., place we saw, was the room where they kept things that were stolen.' Mrs. Da McLarty and Mrs. Peggy Cudmore of the Brus- sels HOrticulture Society at- tended the convention of the Ontario Horticulturat Society in Thunder Bay from June 17th to 21st. The ladies'left Brussels on ative. The attendance would have been higher if it had been held elsewhere but was • excellent for that area where branches are scattered and • delegates were royally treat- .ed. The convention was held at Lakehead University, Wed nesday they were entertain- ed by the male :choir and Finnish Dancers Of Thunder • Bay. Thursday,. they were . h, taken on a tour of Centennird World War 2, that can be seen from the city. Tuesday night there was a banquet with Lorne Hender- son, Minister of Agriculture as guest speaker. After the banquet they attended the opening of the Lakehead 1,, FREE ESTIMATES ° Barn cleaneys °. Bunk Faedars I I ° Stabling 1 jail where we had , to walk down a long dark•cold spooky hall. The governor; home 17th. • , The 600 or 700 delegates Those who did not attend missed a gOOd tithe :for the ' lighted cross there ' a memor- ial to the Indian war-dead of ' vided power for the area, and .is called the Niagara-• of the North; before 'leaving for 1 !hams:- .1 'Brussils 1187.0024: and her sister Robitia, were escorted to decorated chairs and corsages pinned on the three. Mrs. Thelma Cardiff wel- comed the assembled friends 'and neighbours, and pre- ' sided for a short program. Mrs. Jeanne Ireland gave a huinorous reading. There were other readings by Miss Kathy Deitner, Mrs. Harold Steffler and Miss Darlene • Bishop. Miss Kathy Deitner distributed words for a short song concerning the bride and groom which the guests sang to the tune "Bicycle Built for Two:" Songs were Semple in Brussels sw KEITH SIEMON Plumbing — Farm Equipment R.R.4„ Walton, Ont., 34-2734 anice 4' :MOM am. '0111M111 •