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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-04-08, Page 4356-71127 SILK WEDDING BOUQUETS Any style, any colour Reasonable prices Levina Yule R.R. 1, Monkton J.R.'s Variety and Gas Bar (formerly Texan Grill) also carries a full line of variety goods for those times you're caught short of what you need. Now Open Daily SHAKE SHOPPE ® Monday - Thursday Friday - Saturday Sunday 11:00 - 8:00 11:00- 11:00 11:00 - 9:00 VARIETY AND GAS BAR 6:30 10:00 SUMMER HOURS FOR THE .SHAKE SHOPPE ® TO BE ADVERTISED LATER' BY DEBBIE RANNEY Fire destroyed a barn in East Wawanosh Township early Thursday morning at the home of James A. Ross of sideroad 31, concession 12. Out of 205 head of cattle, five cattle beasts had to be destroyed, according to Wingham Fite Chief Dave Crothers and it is believed Fire destroys barn A4 , fOg. 6f:tiL‘i)6§7(.; 30hk:1 there was a pony and possibly a few more cattle killed in the blaze. The fire started at approximately 12:35 a.m. and firemen fought the blaze for five hours. There was approximately $85,000 to $100,000 damage, but the cause of the fire is unknown, There was partial insurance coverage. Shop ope For a couple of weeks now, the people of Brussels have been puzzled over a small advertisement in the Post which announced, S.S. is coming to Brussels. Now the mystery is out in the open. S.S. stands for Shake Shoppe, the newest venture by Bob Rowe, owner of Rowe fuels i and Jerry Wheeler who took over the Texan Grill in February. Previous to that the Texan Grill had been run by Bruce and. Sharon Weber who first took over in June of 1979. Bob and Anna Coupland had the Texan Grill before and ns before that it belonged to Sharon Weber's parents, Ken and June Webster, Bob and Jerry continue to work with Rowe Fuels as well as this, their latest venture. The former Texan Grill is now a three way combination known as J.R.'s Shake Shoppe, Variety and. Gas Bar. Old arena sold for $5,000 Continued from page 1 insurance companies gave them out and they should be available for somebody who wants to to build something. Building permits were granted to J.L. McCutcheon for a new house at $85,000; Neil McDonald for the demo- lition of an old building; Wallace Bell a new roof for $2000 and Dave Hastings a double garage for $2000. Council decided to hold any further discussion on build- ing permits until they found an inspector. Council passed two by- laws, one an agreement, with the Huron County School Board to have a playground at the Brussels Public School and the second one to estab- lish a playground at the Brussels Public School. This was done for the Home and School Association in order to make a Wintario grant possible. Bill Bremner told council he had been looking at the Jack Hall property (gas station) and was wondering what council would think of extra buildings there, such as a car wash and what types of restrictions there were. Reeve Cal Krauter said it would depend on what types of buildings were going up and that the village was waiting for its zoning plan this year so they couldn't give him an answer yet. Brussels fire chief Howard Bernard and fireman Harold Bridge presented a budget of about $4,000 to council. Needed are a brief case for Mr. Bridge, a filing cabinet that would lock for the fire hall and hoses. Council was also asked if the fire depart- ment could have $2000 to set aside for such things as fire school and emergency equip- ment. Chief Bernard said if they didn't use the $2000 it could be put back in the fund for the new firetruck. He also told council about a truck the fire department had been looking at--a 67 Chevrolet with 45,532 miles on it and said they were given a ball park figure of about $12,000 Council passed a motion increasing the garbage pick- up rate from $12 to $15 until the end of 1982. Under the recreation re- port, councillor Gord Work- man said that the arena would want about $6,000 set aside in the budget for a new water softener. Council passed a motion setting road expenditure of construction at $27,250 and maintenance at $33,800 for a total of $61,050. Council had a request from Ian McDonald asking that they consider no parking by-laws for the boulevards. Since the village does not have a by-law enforcement officer yet, council decided to file the request for now. In other business, council decided to give a donation of $225 to the Brussels Agricul- tural Society. At the last meeting, it was decided that the clerk should take sonic action on some of the old buildings in town. A letter was sent to Paul Mitchell, owner of Export Packers, asking that it be cleaned up but there was no reply, Council decided to send a registered letter ask- ing him to either meet with council before the next regu- lar meeting or else attend that meeting. Council also decided to write to Mary Galley asking for a price on her lots on Mill Street ex- plaining that there aren't any buildable lots but that they would like them (donned nn Council had a letter from councillor Malcolm Jacobs stating that he was resigning his position due to business commit ments. Council de- cided to hold the resignation for a month before deciding what to do. Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Post Want Ads. Dial Brussels 887-6641. p • • • c Brussels Figure Skating Club DANCE Sat., April 11 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. $10.00 couple HOT LUNCH FOR TICKETS CALL - 887-6642 or 887-6145 At Brussels Morris & Grey Community Centre Music By - "THE ENTERTAINERS" • • • • S• s• is coming to Brussels S.S. is now in Brussels It's Shake Shoppe Now open at J.R.'s Shake Shoppe, Variety and Gas Bar SHAKE SHOPPE-® is a Take-Out service of soft ice cream, sundaes, banana splits, all beef hamburgers, foot longs, fish -and chips, chicken and chips, etc., etc.