HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-12-30, Page 4•TH E ,BRUSSELS POST, p,fcgmkstR 30.. 1980
year
LD LANG
Here's to
friendship!
Have a
light-hearted
year of
old-fashioned
gaiety
and goodness.
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527-1960
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Sales, Service 8 Installation of
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tf milking parlours
887-6063
R.R.4
WALTON
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
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Optician
87 Main St., South, SEAFORTH
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Saturday 9;00 a.m. - 12 p.m.
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Emergency calls after that.
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Hardware and Appliances
Universal Milker Equipment and Cleaners
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887-6453 357-2711
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Mrs. Yvonne Knight
Agent for
Elma Farmers Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
R.R.3 Brussels 887-6476
the. money.
Over $1,675 is raised from
the April Cancei Fund-
raising drive.
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Continued from page 1
ray Cardiff says the riding
needs clean industry. Liberal
candidate Graeme Craig
places energy and high in-
terest rates as prio(rities.
FEBRUARY 6,1980
Prime Minister Joe Clark
comes to,Huron County and
*is interviewed on `a Wingham
radio program.
Brussels forme—a Home
and School Association.
Fire destroys a home in
Gorrie, , occupied by Harley
Christie.
Six juveniles are charged
with break, enter and theft
after breaking into the Scotch
Thistle Grill in Brussels.
FEBRUARY 13,1980
The Brussels Business
AsSociation is dissolved due
to lack of interest,
Ron Krampien of James
'Sown opens a second-hand •
op in Brussels.
\ FEBRUARY 20, 1980
urray Cardiff keeps the.
Hurpn-Bruce riding Progres-
sive Conservative.
Jan Van Vliet, a local area
swine breeder is honoured
with the presentation of an
award of merit for his
contribution to the Ontario
Swine Breeder's Association.
Dave Gower of Goderich is
elected chairman of the
Maitland Valley Conserva-
tion Authority after Lorne
Murray steps down; and
looks for a general manager
to replace resource manager
Ian DeLaurier who has gone
on to a new job.
FEBRUARY 27, 1980
A Bluevale talent contest
raises $3.68 for renovations to
the Bluevale hall.
Federation of Agriculture
members tell M.P Murray
Cardiff how .high interest
rates hurt farmers.
MARCH 5, 1980
Brussels council accepts a
proposal for the village to
take over the administration
of the Brussels cemetery.
Snow' squalls and high
winds result in cancelled
classes for area schools.
MARCH 12, 1980
Smith's coffeeshop, a fa-
vourite with local children, is
sold and will be rented as the
constituency office for the
Huron-Bruce riding.
Lloyd Michie is fired as the
new road superintendent
after Morris Township inter-
views eight applicants for the
position.
Grey Township council de-
cides not to designate James-
town as an urban residential
area.
The Brussels Stockyards
plans an open house to
celebrate it latest expansion.
The St. Ambrose Roman
Catholic parish gets a new
priest Father Wesley Gutow-
' ski to replace Father An-
t.ony Sordeuys, who takes a
leave of absence,
MARCH 19, 1980
Townships of Morris, Grey
and McKillop offer financial
assistance for the new re-
creation building in Walton.
800 people attend the sixth,
annual Brussels Optimist's
Atom's tournament.
Brussels Stockyards new-
est expansion is a $200;000
investment.
MARCH 26, 1980
Brussels Lions campaign
to raise $2000 for the local
Easter Seal campaign for
crippled children.
Ontario egg producers are
angry they weren't warned of
the financial crises when the
C.B. Whyte and Sons Foods
Ltd. a Burlington egg grad-
ing station, goes into receiv-
ership,
Brussels Lions' Club
makes plans to sponsor the
first annual Town and
Country Tradefest.
Jane Badley of Brussels is
awarded half of the couple's
farm business in her divorce
settlement a first under
Ontario's Family Law Re-
form Act.
APRIL 2, 1980
• Henry Exel is awarded the
contract for the new recrea-
tion centre in Walton at a bid
of $24,955.
Morris council learns the
township wound up with a
surplus at the end of 1979.
Belgrave Kinsmen talk to
Morris Township council
about the club's plans for a
new recreational complex in
Belg rave.
Brussels Atoms w n the
WOAA championship:
APRIL 9, 1980
The tender of McLean-
Foster Construction o f St •
Mary's for the Brussels
sewage treatment plant is
accepted at . a bid of
$1,347,636.
An 'attempt to. get the
Brussels Business Associa-
tion back in , operation fails,
as only four area businesses
call about tickets to a dinner
being held for that purpose.
APRIL 16, 1980
The play, Annie, Get Your
Gun ,presented by the Grey
Central Finnic and School
As ()dation receives a stand-
ing ovation at the opening
night's performance.
Area ,farmers take their
protest of -high interest rates
to various stockyards around
the area.
' APRIL 23, 1980
Walton residents fight to
retain their Seaforth phones.
Some 'blears, from Bodmin
Farms of R.R.'5, Brussels are
sold to a Hutterite group
from Manitoba.
APRIL 30, 1980
Area veterans, prepare to
leave for Holland to attend
that country's. 35th anniver-
sary ceremonies of its libera-
tion from the G9rman forces
35 years 'ago.
A fire 'in a* shed at the
home of ,Keith ,. Nicholson of
Grey TownShip causes ap-
proximately $60,000 dainage
MAY 7, 1980
Taxes will be higher for
Brussels residents mostly
due to increased education
costs, council learns.
Morris Township taxes are
up in 1980 but only by a few
dollars more than the 1979
rater .
MAY 141 '1980
Taxes in Grey Township go
up an average of $70. in 1980.
Telephone customers in
Walton, and Londesboro take
their fight to keep Seaforth
and Clinton phone numbers
to the Canadian Radio Tele:.
vision and Telecommunica-
dons Cominision (CRTC):
Fire causes about $6,000
damage at the home of David
Jamieson of Brussels.
School taxes go up by
nearly 15 per cent' for 1980.
MAY 21,1980
Bryan Howard is hired as
General Manager at the
Maitland Valley Conserva-
tion Authority.
East Wawanosh. Township
agrees to purchase land for a
new ball park in Belgraye,
with the understanding that
the local Kinsmen'will repay