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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-10-14, Page 12MANS 'OUNTRY 'TO Ride the Rough Country on an ALL SEASON ATC from HONDA For Work or Pleasure A We service what we sell LYNN HOY Enterprises Ltd. Hwy. 86 just east of Wingham Phone 357-3435 I "V4i••••.voNVONIMIi. Tek A • • • • Asul 0.00 4111 (At • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •4070/110-11 How Fast Are We? Find out for yourself! The Classifieds are quick on the draw... drawing in . our entire readership... and that can result in a high caliber response. When you're in the market to buy or sell goods or services... don't keep it under your hat. Advertise in the Classifieds. Just call one of our Ad-Visors!' 161 g • 11•11k 41° • Brussels Post 887-6641 Al2 — THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 14, 1981 Obituaries Cranbrook ladies see. slides, WILLIAM GEORGE HARMON William George Harmon of R.R. 5, BrtfSsels died at his residence on. Friday, October 9. He was born in Toronto, the son of the late George Harmon and Amy Parks. He was a retired farmer. Surviving are his wife, the former Irene Warwick, two daughters, Mary (Mrs. Clif- ford Lamb) of Mississauga, Joyce of R.R. 5, Brussels and two grandchildren Juanita and Bradley Lamb. Also surviving are one brother Gordon of Toronto and two sisters, Mrs. Margaret Nes- bitt of Oshawa and Mrs. Harry (Mabel) Woods of Toronto. He was predeceased by one brother John. The body was at the Brus- -sels chapel of the M.L.Watts Funeral Home until Sunday, October 11 wwhere funeral services were held at 2 p.m. with Rev. Terry Trites of Knox Presbyterian Church, Bluevale officiating. Burial followed in .Brussels Cemet- ery. Pallbearers were Bob Fras- er, Ton and Brian Warwick, Ed Schwartzentruber, Steve Harmon and Frank Garniss. Flowerbearers were Terry and Larry Harmon. MRS. F.G. MISHAW Passed away in Burlington on Monday, Oct. 5th in her 83rd year, Mrs.IFred Mishaw the former Laura Turvey. She leaves to mourn 1 daughter, Lois Hanley of Burlington 4 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren also a sister-in-law, Mrs. Mayme Turvey of Huronview Clinton A private service was held in. Burlington on Friday morning cremation to follow. Interment in Mount peasant cemetery in Poron- to. Chicklets try cooking The second meeting of the Brussels II Chicklets was held on September 28. We started off the meeting with Peggy McLellan and the group saying the 4-H pledge. The girls started the meeting with the home activities. After that, some of the girls started making Niagara Nice 'n' Spicy chicken, chicken stock and rendered lard After the work was done, we adopted the new name of the Brussels II Chicklets. Getting hungry by now, it was time to eat what some of the girls made and boy was that Niagara Nice 'n' Spicy good. Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Several members of the W.M.S attended the meeting in Melville. Church on Sunday evening when a commentary and pictures of Germany were shown by Mrs. Thorn- ton. The 30th Huron County Women's Institute Rally was held in Belgrave on Oct. 5 The Wingham and District Assoc. for the Mentally Re-. tarded held their banquet and dance Sept. 26 at the Brussels Community Centre with ap- proximately 450 people at- tending to finalize their 1980- 81 Lottery Draw. The winners of the final draw were Margaret King of Wingham who won the large trip draw and Linda Splan won the consolation prize. The group would like to thank all those who purchas- ed tickets last year and to congratulate all those who won throughout the lottery. They are now selling tic- kets for the 1981-82 Lottery Draw which are now on sale and available from associa- tion members. These tickets Mrs. Clare Veitch and Mrs., Wilfred Strickler represented the Cranbrook W.I. at this meeting. Mrs.. Ross Speiran and daughter of Saginaw visited relatives in the area recently. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bentley and Dean spent the holiday weekend in the Picton area. Mr. and Mrs. John Saxon, Laura and. Eddie visited on the weekend at Mount Al- bert. are $60 each on 12- $500 cash prizes and 12- $100 consola- tion prizes (2 draws a month). The first draw starts the end of January. The early bird draw will be held New Years Eve $250 in cash. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cotton attended the graduation at Aylmer OPP College on. Fri- day, Oct. 9 when their grand- son OPP Steven Starr gradua- ted. He has been at Wallace- burg and now goes to Geral- ton. Jennifer Vanass, young daughter, of John and Nancy Vanass is a patient in War Memorial Children's Hospit- al, London where she under- went surgery on Friday. The W.M.S. are having the October meeting in the 'church on Wed. evening, Oct. 14 at 8:15 McDaniel Phillips, Wingham will be guest speaker and ladies of the community are invited. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn visited on Thanksgiving at Lions Head with the Muchan family from London. Mr. and Mrs. Russ Play- ford and girls and Gordon Mitchell and boys Thorold spent Thanksgiving holiday with. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell. A GOOD AD, In a good publication gets read regardless of its size cr its location. WANT PROOF? You're reading this mes- sage right now, aren't you? Cancer Society over goal Wins MR draw Ross McDaniel of Gode- rich was installed as the 1981-82 president of the Huron County Unit of the Canadian Cancer Society at the Unit's annual meeting Tuesday evening, October 6. Mr. McDaniel also accept- ed a campaign award on behalf of the Unit for surpas- sing its fund-raising object- ive of $60000 by more than $12,000. "The support of the citi- zens of Huron County to our cause has been very gratify- ing to all of us involved in the campaign. We have ex- ceeded $1.25 per capita which is a very proud accomplishment," Mr. Mc- Daniel reported as Unit campaign chairman. A break-down of the five Branches of the Huron County Unit shows that Clinton raised $12,537; Ex- eter $20,857; Goderich $17,757; Seaforth $5,591; and Wingham $15,798. Daffodil sales in all the Branches were very success- ful with over $7,000 realized and bike rides for cancer, which were new events for three of the Branches, brought in $11,000. Written reports from the five Branches along with the Unit publicity, education and patient services reports were adopted at the annual meet- ing. In his publicity report, chairman Howard Aitken noted that Terry Fox had aroused more public support this year than was ever dreamed possible, The education report by chairman Margaret Mann outlined the 'Smoking With drawal Clinic' held in Clinton as well as the various films shown, pamphlets distribut- ed and presentations made to various groups throughout the year. Patient services chairman Margaret Allan reported there were 77 patients re- ceiving assistance from the Unit in the past year includ- ing transportation to clinics, drugs, housekeeping and nursing services, food sup- plements, ostomy supplies, dressings and mastectomy visits. The slate of officers for the Huron County Unit for 1981- 82, besides Ross McDaniel as president, include: past president - Harold Knisley; first vice-president - Mel Farnsworth, Goderich; se- cond vice-presient - George lvfichie, Belgrave; treasurer - Steve Biskup, Clinton; cam- paign chairman - Jim Rem- mington, Goderich; vice-- chairman - Murray Hunter, Specials October 14 20 Gumdrops 1.95 Halloween Kisses 1.55 lb Candied , Peanuts 1.79,1b. Dates 1.49 lb • Natural Rolled Oats .39 lb. COWAN'S COUNTRY STORE .9,, Turnberry St,, Brussels, Ont. (519) 987-6060 AV Wingham; commemoration chairman - to be filled; education chairman - Marg- aret Mann, Wingham; vice- chairman - to be filled; medical advisor - Dr. Bruce Thomson, Goderich; patient services chairman - Margaret Allan, Clinton; vice-chair- man - to be filled; mastect- omy visiting - Phyllis Pitbla-. do, Goderich; transportation chairman - Russell Jervis, Clinton; publicity chairman - Howard Aitken, Goderich; and planning, development and nominating chairman - Mel Farnsworth. Staff secretary is Margaret Makins and the Unit office is located at 20 Isaac Street, Clinton, 482-7832.