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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-11-25, Page 11Ontario STARTS FRIDAY RESTRICTED 17 AND UNDER NOT ADMITTED 7 and 9 HALLOWEEN II 1 LAST 2 NITES (Wed. & Thurs. 1. Victory 2. Student Bodies The Nightmare Isn't Over! More Of The Night He Come Home. , a I I ALL NEW I SATURDAY MATINEE 2 p.m. (After Santa Claus Parade) RUN FOR YOUR LIFE CHARLIE BROWN CAPITOL THEATRE Listowel 291.3070 WI hears Wingham lawyer HE. BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 25, 1981 Property Ov fners and Tenants Mailing of Assessment Notices Huronview has hymn sing tute provided Old Tyme ich Township Women's Insti- Sunday evening. The Goder- Music on Monday afternoon. Hymn Sing was held on tea and cupcakes were served the program. Happy Birthday was sung and a lovely lunch of and Ray Cantelon finished off music by Gladys Van Egmond at the close. Molly Cox entertained at the Sympathy is expressed to piano and Alberta Driver the families of Mrs. Monica played the violin. Also joining Catwill, Mrs. Marjorie Kay, in on the entertainment was and Mrs. Muriel Gibson. our own Jim Ruddock playing Huronview residents his accordian. The ceramic would like to announce the class met in the craft room on receiving of a $10,000 dollar Tuesday afternoon. The grant from New Horizon. monthly meeting of the Readers are reminded that C.N.I.B. was held on Tuesday the Huronview book of reci- evening and Mrs. Edna Can- pes will be ready for sale telon and Mr. Jim Ruddock "before Christmas. PhOne and attended. place your order for a cook- The November birthday book now. Many thanks from party was sponsored by the L.O.B.A.;tlinton Lodge and the residents of Huronview to the Ethel United Church who greetings were given on be- donated choir gowns. The half of the lodge from Dora choir will be wearing them for Heard. A musical duet by the first time at Christmas. Gladys Van Egmond and Ray Cantelon started off the pro- gram. Watt Webster played his mouthorgan followed by a duet by Mr. and Mrs. F. The Brussels Junior Forest. The residents then Ringette team started off enjoyed a solo by Phylis their season with a loss Harrison. Dora Heard against Huron Park. They lost whistled through a few famil- 11 to 1. Scoring for Brussels iar pieces. Lorna Radford led was Carol Ten Pas with an the residents in a sing song. assistant by Lisa Henry. Watt Webster accompanied On November 22, the Brus- Dora on the mouthorgan sels team travelled to Goder- while she whistled. Another ich. Brussels lost 5 to 4, but number by Mr. and Mrs. what an exciting game. Brus- Forest, Phylis Harrison, sels was losing 5-0 and then in Special FRIDAY Fish and Chips $2.00 Olympia Restaurant Brussels 887-6914 TURKEY BINGOS Brussels Legion Hall Friday, November 27, 1981 Friday, December 4 1981 Friday, December 11, 1981 Fr iday,, December 18, 1.981 AEGULAA, GAMES 3 StiECIALt. AT $25.00 1 SHARE - THE WEALTH DOOR PRIZE Ad tttli diejs. ibe - Shar . THE AUSPICES OF THE BRUSSELS ERANC 218 OF, rHE ROYAL tANAtiiki4 Marie McTaggart, First Vice-President, took charge when the Majestic Women's Institute met for their Novem- ber meeting. She opened with a, poem for Nov. 11. It was decided to give a donation to the C.N.I.B. Final plans were made for the Bazaar and Bake Sale. The theme for this meeting was Citizenship and World Affairs, with Doris McCall and Jane de Vries being conveners. Doris read an interesting poem-"Soldier on Crutches". Jane gave the motto-"Homes are like greenhouses, in which the Every week more and more people discover what mighty jobs are accomplished by low cost Post Want Ads. Dial Brussels 887-6641. the second period we scored 4 goals. Scoring for Brussels was Lisa Henry with a hat trick and Carol Ten Pas. With 3 assists by Jana Pearson and Lori Parker with one assist. The girls' next game is Dec. 5 against Goderich at 4:30 in Brussels. Come out and- watch us win. Trina Watts Attend diabetes meeting About .50 people attend- ed the local branch meeting of the Canadian Diabetes Asso- ciation held Thursday, No- vember 19 in the Wingham United Church. The meeting was opened by the Vice-President Isabel Burke and the Christmas selections were given on the piano by Carol Campbell with those attending singing along. The group's financial re- port was given by the trea- surer Carol Campbell. Marjorie Cook reported on the Annual Meeting of the Ontario Division of CDA held at Sault St. Marie this past October 24th and 25th. She and Isabel Burke had attend- ed as branch representative. A short film entitled "Heart Sweet Heart" was shown by Paula Blagrave and enjoyed by all. Those attending were di- vided into five groups to discuss several questions re- garding what the members thought the branch should be providing for them, topics of interest for future meetings and how the members could contribute to branch func- tions. Bob Perry the President, outlined some of the commit- tees that still need chairper- sons in the branch to make it work 'more effectively and these included Public Rela- tions, Camps and annual March campaigns. A door prize donated by Vance's 'Drug Store, Wing- ham was won by Mr. Currie Colwell of Luckirow, Don't forget the Shoat Party sponsored by the branch, Thursday, November` 26th at 8 p.m. in the IOOF Hall, Anyone in the Wingham area reqhiring a ride please call 00. Mitchell at 357-1921 after 3:30 pan. Carol Wheeler receives awards Carol Wheeler, daughter of George and Shirley Whee- ler of R.R. 5, Brussels, received her Diploma in the Executive Secretarial Course at the Lougheed Business College in Kitchener on Friday, November 20. She also received awards in shorthand and typing. She placed second in typing for all Canadian Colleges. Her average for the year in 15 subjects was 91-93 per cent. Carol was absent for the graduation as she is employ- ed in Labrador City, New- foundland. Her awards were accepted by her mother. Goodall, a Wingham lawyer who spoke on "Wills". This proved most;interesting, and ended with a question and answer period. Freda Pipe and. Alice Brothers entertained on the piano with some lively duets. Next meeting-Dec. 9 at 12:30 p.m. which will begin with a pot luck dinner. People we know Miss Donelda Stiles of Cambrian College, Sudbury and Miss Sharon Mann of University, Guelph, visited on the • week-end with their Grandma Steiss. Juniors play Ringette Brussels Village Morris Township Grey Township Open House Sessions will Answer Questions Open House sessions have been planned at convenient times and locations in your municipality to afford you the opportunity to review your assessment with staff of the Regional Assessment Office. Assessment staff will be pleased to explain the basis of your property assessment and are authorized to amend all data (school support, assessment, etc.) on your Notice. you are encouraged to take adVantage of this service. New School Support Procedures .Beginning this year, your school support designation will appear on yourAssessment NQtice.This designation indicates whether the education portion of your property Ministry of Revenue 1 plants of citizenship are start- Members should bring dona- ed." The roll call was well dons for the shut-in boxes answered with "A law you and a $1.50 gift exchange. feel everyone should know." Doris McCall introduced the guest speaker, Jack Your1981 Assessment Notice A 1981 Assessment Notice for 1982 property taxes will be mailed on or before December1st to every property owner and tenant in the following municipalities: An Information Insert mailed with your Assessment Notice explains the appeal procedure and provides the timetable for Open Houses in your area. taxes will be directed to support public or separate schools. If you wish to review your school support designation, contact your Regional Assessment Office or attend an Open House in your area. Rolls Available For Review The Assessment Roll will be available for review at yourlocal Municipal Office during regular business hours beginning 'December 22,1981. If you wish to Appeal If you believe you have been improp- erly assessed in any way, you may file a formal complaint with the Assessment Review Court. The final date for filing an appeal is January 12,1982. Information on appeal procedures is provided on the back of your Assessment Notice and Information Insert. HURON-PERTH ASSESSMENT 'OFFICE 57 NAPIER STREET; GODERICH, /TA N7A 3Z2 TELEPHONE: (51S) 524-73211 ZENITH: 14500 M.Itt ilegiOnal Canionlialeiner '70