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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-07-29, Page 10OPENING Blyth Memorial Hail Aaltl,' August 4 --ill Fire on Ice Hockey in. August? "The legend of Howie Morenz" Tickets still available. 523-9300, 523-9225. 8:30 p.m, H & N DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD Soles, Service 8 Installation of pipelines & milking parlours R.R.4 WALTON 887-6063 250x21 Metzeler 300x21 Bridgestone 300x21 Yokohama Lubricants Chains Batteries Grips AnsWer Products Clothing Chrome Dunlop 410x18 Muscle rear tire only$64.-95 Hi-Point (Red Hot) 15% off our reg. price STREET MUSCLiTIRES IRC 510x18 Muscle Tire Reg $87.81 Now $69.95 IRC 510Hx17 Reg. $87.81 now $69.95 Buy Any Tire During Our Pre-Inventory Sale & Save 15% On The Matching Tube Open Weekends CLOSED Sun' rt. ci. s m., Sat. 8 •i ci.bni p.m: '.. 5 I r TUESDAY LAU6UST 4 'al Ihors. at Fri. 8 - p,m. JUSt HWY 4 BETW E EN HENSALLAkO IlUCE41E LE) Here's The Best. Our parts clepartnienf is now offering a 15% discount on any in Stock item purchased during our pre- inventory sale. Now is the time to replace those heeded items you've just been getting by with Off Our Reg. Price . SUNDAY, AUGUST 2 ONLY FRENCH TICKLER GAME OF LOVE SHIVERS RETURN OF THE EVIL DEAD MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3,4 Robin Williams stars in POOEYE GOING APE starting Tony Dania ('Adult Entertainnient) A10 THE !!MUSSELS POST, JULY 29, 1981 Special guests at Walton Continued from page 9 different from what she's accustomed, is a source of learning as well. "1 like it in the rural setting," Heather explained. "It's different. Your neighbours seem so, far 'way. The community feel- ing is so different. In the city you don't have that much contact with your neigh- bours. Here you do." While both teenagers chose farm work this year to a great extent for its education value, Martha is also maintaining a family tradition. "My one sister was a junior agriculturalist three years ago," said Martha, " and my brother was a junior agriculturalist two years ago. .They just like the program." Her older siblings like the farm work so much that each is currently working in agri- culture. The sister is working in the Yukon on a pig farm and her brother is on a dairy operation. Given the work she is performing this summer, Martha will be well-equipped to follow in their footsteps. She does chores, haying, cuts the lawn and helped pick strawberries and raspberr- ies. LIKES TO BE OUTDOORS Although she says she is not sure yet exactly what she wants to do she is looking for something related to agricul- ture and her summer exper- ience seems to have reinforc- ed that desire. "It's a nice farm, nice country. It's on ?doors, That's another thing," Mar- tha continued. "Outdoors. I like to be outdoors." For the Shobbrooks, who have two teenage children of their own, the Experience 81 program is mutually bene- ficial for both the host and guest. "It's very successful, We're very pleased, and I think we'll continue doing it, " said Charles Shobbrook. There are a variety of ways for farmers to find out about the program. There are pro- motions in the schools and information through the local OMAF offices and, of course, there's the old standby, word of mouth. Shobbrooks discovered the program through a blend of several sources of informa- tion. "I guess from other host farmers," explained Charles. "I had a cousin who had a junior agriculturalist three years ago, and we have friends who had junior agri- culturalists several years. Partly, too, because our daughter was looking for a summer job and she would tell us about jobs from school." This year the coordinator for Huron, Perth, Wellington and Waterloo, counties is Sharon Salm, whose office is in Waterloo.. Of the seven provincial regions, hers is the largest. She. handles 32 junior agriculturalists includ- ing 12 in Huron and 11 in Perth. Sharon attends the Univer- sity of Guelph and is doing a bachelor of applied science with a minor in agriculture. USE Post WANT ADS Phone 887-6641 4 Starts at Dusk Admission $3.50 Children in Cars (12 Years and Under) ADMITTED FREE programme subject to unavoidable changes. Phone 3383121 Mr. and Mrs, Anthony Baydak of Oshawa were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Ponomarenko for supper Saturday evening and stayed over-night, leaving for home Sunday noon. Mrs. Alma Watson, Brussels visited with Mrs. Viola Kirkby on Sunday, and attended the church service at Duff's United Church. Also special guests at the church service were Mrs. Isobel Scott and son David from Toronto who are staying at their summer home in Gorrie. Congratulations to Glenda. Carter who has received word she passed her Grade five piano which she tried at Blyth United Church recently Her music teacher was Carol Campbell of Belgrave. Glenda is the daughter of Jim and Elsie Carter, Walton. CHURCH NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Ste- vens were greeters at the floor on Sunday morning at Duff's United Church. Mrs. Marjorie Humphries was or- ganist. Ushers were Brian McGavin, Harvey Craig and Murray Dennis, Rev. Charles A. Swan spoke to the young folk on "Hidden Beauty" and followed up with the hymn, "God who touches the Earth." The Sermon was "Confidence in God's Pro- mises" based on the lesson from. Joshua 1:1-9 and Heb- rew 13:5-20. Next Sunday a special worship service is plann. ' in connection with Morris Township 125th An- niversary with guest soloist Mrs. Margaret Whitmore, organist of Northside United Church, Seaforth. Rev. Swan concluded the service with the Gospel Hymn, "Standing on the Promises." Correspondent Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Ma- MRS, ALLAN McCALL than of Sarnia visited recant- $87.6677 ly with. Mr. and Mrs. Nelpon Reid. Experience NOTICE TO RESIDENTS of the Township of Morris and the Village of Brussels The Municipal waste disposal site will be closed Saturday, August 1, and will be open Frid(ay, July 31, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. NANCY MICHIE CLERK-TREASURER MORRIS TOWNSHIP