HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-02-04, Page 7BRAVE OR FOOLISH?—Despite Sunday's stormy weather a few people
still showed up for the Walton Snowmobile Poker Rally. Checking in at
the checkpoint between Walton and Brussels were Joe Gibson and John
Gibson of RR2, Seaforth, Rick Fell -of Seaforth,
Stewart Glousher of Londesboro and Reg Dick of
Seaforth. ..(Photo by Ranney)
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Shortreed, Walton were
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supper guests with Mr, and
Mrs. Ken Shortreed and
family.
Mr. Don Nolan and Tim
and Blaine Macks attended
the Motorcycle Show in
Toronto on Saturday.
Several couples from
Brantford arrived on
Saturday with their
snowmobiles to take part in
the Walton Area Sports Club
Snowmobile Poker Rally on
Sunday. They were staying
with the Nelemans.
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'11:1E BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY'4, 190 — 7
OFA wants
hydra rotes
the same
Exeter airplane
The Ontario Federation of
Agriculture is urging the
provincial government to
make urban and rural hydro
rates the same. Ralph Barrie,
President of the OFA, says
the govern-
ment's' $20 million subsidy
program for rural hydro only
saves rural users $3.00 per
month off their bills.
Rural users pay 29 per cent
more for their hydro than
urban users and that figure is
expected to increase.
Gord Yohn, office manager
for Clinton Hydro, says rural
rates are higher than urban
rates because the costs are
higher, More hydro lines,
lightning arrestors, and
transformers _ are needed.
Gerry Fortune, president
of the Huron County Federa-
tion of Agriculture, says that,
" We are paying for the cost
of thehydro lines which take
the service to the tiown
people.
lands near Walton
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There were 9 tables in play
at the progressive euchre on
Tuesday evening at the
Walton Community Hall.
Prize winners were high
lady - Mrs. Viola Kirkby; low
lady - Mrs. Mel Jacklin,
Brussels; High Man - Bert
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people discover what mighty
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Daer, Blyth; Low Man -
Harold Bolger. Lucky card,
ladies - Mrs. E. Stevens.
Lucky card for men -
Emerson Mitchell. Hostesses
were Mrs. N Marks, Mrs. S.
Humphries, Mrs. K.
McDonald and Mrs. H.
Bolger.
Everyone is welcome to
the next euchre on February
10 with Mrs. N. Reid, Mrs.
Ron Bennett, Mrs. H.
Traviss and Mrs. T. Dundas
in charge.
PERSONALS
It was a flying trip for Jake
Marks of Exeter, who landed
his plane in the field at the
back of his brother's, Dick
Marks, on Saturday
afternoon,,After a short visit
he took off for home. Several
people in the village were
surprised to see a plane