HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-11-26, Page 5NEW STORE .OWNERS,Ken and Liz Sholdioe.
Will be opening a new .store' in RrUssels".on •
Monday, The. store Called, Ken's _Men's and
Boys. Wear will..f)rovicle a Seleotion of men's,
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Retiring fireman
CorreSpandent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645.'
The • Annual.; Grey
rownship Fireman's
Banquet was held on
• Saturday evening at the
Walton Hall with. Walton
W.I. catering. Retiring fire-
man, Jim Williamson was
presented with a gift in
appreciation for his services
to the department. Barry
Hoegy, a new fireman, was
introduced, to the grouP':.
During the social hour games'
were enjoyed followed by
dancing at Family Paradise.
Firemen, council and
employees and past firemen
attended.
The Canadian Foresters
Western. Ontario Provhicial•
AsserritlY was held
Chathaiii with a• large
attendance:e. $1750 was.
donated to ;the "Women's
Centre" arid $1750 to "Our
Kids". Both centres alejot
the unfortunate.711fey 'also
• doanted $8135 to the Cancer
research, fund. Court Atwood,
was represented by Jack and
Jean Conley. Wilfred and
Laura Strickler, Mac and
' Merle McIntosh. •and Rev.
Stan McDonald. Court
Atwood donated $750 to
cancer research which was=
raised last winter from a quilt
draw:and euchre parties.'
M. Miss Magda Jeschke, age
69,' past resident of
Cranbrookdied in
Scarborough Nov: 16 of
injuries sustained when, an
automobile hit her in early
October. She is survived by
brother-in-law *E.d. Giessler;
and neice Betty Hirzel, and
grand neice Holly Of Praser,
Michigan. ,, •
SyMpathy is extended to
Mrs. , Jack :Copley who
received, word on Thursday
of the' death of her 'brother,
Ross Lowe1 age 72, at
Watson, Sask. -
Mrs. Lloyd Smith was
admitted to Stratford '
hospital on _Sundays where
she will undergo' ear surgery
on Monday. -We hope for a
speedy recovery.
Mr. and. Mrs. LiOn Cotton
Visited recently with friends
in Alliston and. Shelburne.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Starr
called:;,. on the CottOn's
,WednesdaY evening.
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Mr. 'and Mrs. Sid Barnes,
,Mr. and Ms. Robin Clay and
boys, London, had a birthday
dinner with their aunt Mrs.
,1 Ida Gordon on Stinday.
McKillop Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
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Brussels main street is
starting to improve as more
and more new businesses
open, their doors. And as of
Dec. 1,, Brussels will have'
another new business which
will sell men's work clothes.
The new store, to' be called
Ken's. Men's and Boys'
Wear, belongs, to Ken and
Liz Sholdice of prussels.
They started the new venture
becuase they felt there was a
need.for such a store in,town.
"It's really ,a working
community;: a farming coin-
, munityi" Liz said.
Although Liz will continue
her job at the pOst office, she
will help her husband in the
running, of the. new store.
en who was born and
raised in.Brussels, worked at
seven years before that.
He says the 'store will sell
men and bO wear', working wear'
but there will, be come casual
wear as well. "We felt there
was an opening for some-
thing like this, just a Change.
There isn't any, Other place
Robinson
Last- year, Bob Roblinson of
'R.R. 4 Walton, didnt show
any Hampshires at the Royal.
Winter Fair. This year he
did, and ended 'up with the
Reserve Grand Champion
boar in the show.
'Mr. Robinson, of Vista
Villa Farms, won several
awards in the swine competi-
tion at the Royal. .
In the boar, seven to nine
months class, Vista Villa
Farms had the second and
third place entries, in. a class'
of seven boars. Included 'in
the competition were a'
*number of animals from
in prussels, flint handles
men's wear,," he said. ,
The Sholdices have three
children, Doug 19; who
works at Oldfield Pro Hard-
ware and will help out at the
swine
Prince Edward Island farms.
In the competition for
Hampshire boar s, age five
to seven months, Mr. Robin-
son's entry took third-place.
The boar which placed
second in the first class was'
named Reserve :Grand
Champion for the class.,
In the 'Hampshire gilts
competition, the Walton' area
farmer took third and seVen-
th place• with his entries, in ,
the six to eight months class.
On Saturday, Mr.Robinsori
and his , son Scott won first
place in the breeder'S herd
competition, showing two
male and two 'female Hainp-
shires, the same animals
which won in their individual'
classes.
In the Duroc competition,
the Robinsons .took top place
with the top Duroc boar. This
is first.time Vista Villa Farms'
has entered Durocs in the
fair . They also placed
sixth in another individual.
Class in the competition.
The farnier, whO said he
spent the last two weeks
"darting back and forth"
between his farm and the
fair, said he was pleased with
the showing of his entries.
honoured-, in 'Grey' Topnotch for 11 years, and
bad a trucking business' for •
store when he can, Cathy,
17, who is in Grade 12 and
will help on weekends and
Donny, 15, who is in Grade
10 and works part-time at the
Brussels Stockyards,
ns Royal