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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-10-15, Page 1$3.50 Year In Advance TOW.i0.44)rt OCT ,15th, 1970 Plumspios POST, V s" rffr,r Davis, Auburn and Cortland Kerr, Goderich. The team to represent Huron at International Match .t indsay is Courtland Kerr and cold Carter both of Goderich.. Open tO all, 1st team, it, Mitchell and Lloyd ensall; 2nd team, C. Fitzsimtfions, Willowdale and A. Joliffe, .Autoraa 3rd team, Ernie Harbert, and F, Harburn, Staffa. The Official Judge at thePloW- Mg Match was Frank Ford Of Hagersville. Lunch hoar and dinner period made a busy schedule for the Junior Partners who provided a snack booth on the premises and tiled made lunches for the cOM,, petitos in the field, WhOalitle Entisrtekina NeiNhhourino histitutei• Beautiful summer •Weather in- closed the attendance at the Majestic W.i's home economies meeting held in the library On Thursday evening, Oct, 8th; Mr', Alberta Smith, presideot Weleorli- ed the memberk and guests from four inatitntes, Crenbeoelt, Pthel. Walton and .Monerieff, After the usual opening exercises the re. ports and correspondence Were read by the'eeeretaty, Mrs. Marie MeCutehbon, We were asked to giVe publicity to the Heronvieie baeage which is to be, held at Clinton on Wednesday, Nov. 4th ftolii 2 to 4 'p.m. Plan. to go and take who baking 1010 vital be Sold along with many articles. which the residents have made during the year, PrOceeds,, frein this bazaar go toward Whig some needed articles for the draft room. An invitation from Ethel W,I, to attend their meeting, s' bazaar and bake sale which. is to be held Nov. 18th at 8:30 p.m. in the Ethel Hall, was accepted. It wail decided to donate g5.00 to the ;CMS fund.'Tile area convention is to .be held 'in Guelph on Oct. 19th and, 20th. An ,interesting report on the W.I. Rally held, at Centralia on Oct. 5th' wasgiven by Mrs. Carl Hemingway., A 'few of the' high- lights were: 138 ladies attended, 26 more than lest year; a ward of the •Childreris' Aid Sodiety is re- calving finaneial aid . for her course in Hairdressing at Water- loo UniVersity from the Bureary. Fund • Of the Huron County WIC Miss Jean Adams of Wroxeter won the ,W.I. seholarship and will attentr tGlielph`UniVersity. Miss Catharine Hunt, home economist for Huron County gave an en-. couraging report of the 4-1.1 Club girls' work, :' Many interesting craftsawere on display.. Parish, 1141131e' ecernbniles convener then took charge of the 'program The roll call was. "What qualities should a good home- maker heve?". Julie Valiance and Joan Elliott delighted the. audience with their singing; with• guitar accompani- ment, of hitter. Green and Swing Low,' SWeet Chariot. Mrs. Marie Davis in her motto "if it's going to. be - it's up to me" gave much food 'for thought. Susan Langlois drew loud applause for her two dance numbers. Miss Catherine Hunt gave an interesting, and informative talk on Textiles and Fabrics. There are 3 classes of fabrics accord inf to their fibre content, 1. Natural fibre such as cotton, wool, silk,' linen. 2. Man made fibres as rayon, acetate ' 3. Synthetic, as nylon orlon and polyester. Uses and care of fabrics were also discuseed. Miss Hunt, as well as the other. entertainers were thanked and presented With gifts. Miss Laura Lucas read articles. from Ike Consumer News. A bountiful lunch, convened by Mrs.. Cudmore, was served at the close Of the inOeting. The November meeting, con- vened by Mrs. Norman McLarty and Mrs. Carl Hemingway, will have a speaker on Conservation. SORRY! A number of items ,had to be omitted because of lack of space, !.,They will be ppbilehed next reek, HURON COUNTY PLOWING "MATCil, The forty.third Alinnel Huron County 'Owing IOW) was, held on Seturday,-Oct. 10, on the farm of Tim Ityan, R R 1, Walton with Weather conditions proven tO be Ideal for plowing and farm Ineelt- leery demonstrating. The priZe list of Aim Huron Plowmen's Aseociatiok is. M lows: • Class 1; queen of the Furrow, won by Miss Connie Dickey, lilt 8, Auburn, crowned by last year's, Queen, Miss Mary. Leming of RR 4, Walton. 'Miss Hickey else won the "Meurice Love Ttotthy", Clime 2: Tractor olass for boye and girls under 19: won by Mies Rosemary Ryan, RR 1, Wailton. Class 3: Open Class for all ceiners! let, John Clark, RR 5 GOdericit; 2nd, T, P.- Teeiwater; 3rdi Paul Dinisniore, Stratford; 4th: Bob Hickey, RR. 2; Anbiiat. • Class Open Class, ,1st4 _ten 'Coleinan, ,Seafortii; 2114; a Neil Ryan, Rla. I., Walton; 3rd, Jim Hickey, RR 3, AiibUrn; 4th Bob Hickey, BR. 4, Afiliurn. .Class 5. !Green class for boys and girls iq and miner, 1sti Job Leming, RR 4, Walton; 2nd, Martin. Becker, Dashwood; 3rd John Hickey, Class 6 was omitted. , Clasi 7: Special for Junior High . School, pupil under, 16, competing' in team, ' 1st, Seal District High, School with Barry Gordon and 'John Leemiug. 2nd, Gbderiel School *ith John Hickey and. Harry Franken; 3rd, Exeter with. Tim Turnbull and lliattiri Becket. Class 8: Meunted ?Iowa draw- ing 12" furrow or more 1st, Tom Leerning; and,James Hickey. Claim 9: Special Utility, 1st, John Clark; 2nd, Paul Dunsinore; 3rd, T .P. O'Malley; 4th Tom Leeming. ''Class' 10a .Businesre Men, 'drew a large crowd' of Spectators. when. a Warn of horses and walking plough owned by Herb William- RR 4,-Walton; 'was entered by 16 contestants.) 1st, Walter Sheardon, Depaty Reeve, Goderich TWIL and: Allan. Campbell, .Reeve of hIcKiilop Tip.; 3rd, Irvin Reed, Dungannon, Reeve of Ashfield Twp.;' 4th',(Bob Gibson, Gorrie. Class 11: 'Huron County 4-.14 Machinery, Club, competing in teen's, 1st, Barry Gordon, Sea- forth, Joe Phelan, RR 2, Blyth; 2nd. Doug Harding, Gorrie, Ron Murray, RR 1, Gorrie; 3rd, Paul Elliott, Lucknow, Lloyd Morrison, RR 1, Lucknow; 4th, John Keep- man, RR 1, Auburn, J ck De Grott. RR 3, Blyth., Class 12: Tractors drawin four ploughs or more, 1st, D uglas Murray, RR 4, Walton. He also won the Gordon MoGavin sp cial '$10.00 cash for the best car f er. 2nd, Rosemary Ryan, RR 1, 1- ton, The Esso Championship, dona ed by 'Imperial OR, for the best plOwed land in two furtow tractoh Plowed land in two furrow tractor Leeining, • The Baton of Canada Junior ChempiOnship Trophy was won by John Learning. The International Harvester Co. of Canada special of $10.00 for best plowed land in utility class Using mounted plow with three or mote furroWs was .won by Ken Coleman Of Sett:fort, Prize for oldest coMpetitOr was won by Howard Armstreng of Kinburn. Horse Shoe Pitching ,Contest: Class 1; Huron County Oily, 1st. Ate* Boa, GoderiCh; 2nd, pSd • Pi OKE WE KNOW Scott of Perth was .:a Tialtur in Brussels lest week, Mrs.. George Ohidlow pent the hOliday weekend with Hespler friends. Mr. and. Mrs. Currie of Agin. .court spent a few days with zo, and eirs; C, McFadden' I Aire, Grant• Elliott . returned home last week from iSolalion in Wingharn and -District Hospital. Mrs, Florence Russell, mrs, Eldon Wilson and Mrs, Harry Smith travelled by air to spend the holiday weekend With Mr, and Mre. Win; Weiss and' family -of New Jereea, Mr and Mrs. Grant Eliiett and famity were . Thanksgiving guests of their daughter Mrs. Roy Glan ville,and Mr. Glanville of Seaforth and 'kr. 'and' Mre. David Elliott of RR 1, Walton. •Zarl Cudniore, who Is a patient Wingharn and District Hos. pital is repotted lie iteproving. Weekend- vsitors with Mr. And Mrs. George 4Vans *ere Mr- and Mrs. Bruce Piggette and Mist Alice Switzer of Petrolia: Mr, mid litt`'s Herman Ziegler of '11014:101- bdrg; Miss Bertha Murray and Elmer 'Puffin of Ottawa: On Saturday, October 1Q, Mr.' and Mrs. Grant Elliott and Robert Elliott attended the 25th anniver- sary dinner for Mr. and Mrs. Wellington 'Write RR 1, 13elgrave; hi the New- Artieriean Hotel,. in Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Somers were tioncired• on the occasion' Of their '40th 'wedding anniversary at a family gathering at tile home Of Mr. and Mrs. Einitierton Mitchell, on Monday evening, Games were enjoyed and a film :wee shown. Refreshment were served to bring a pleasant evening to a close, Celebrates 87th Birthday _Relative* of Mr. ' S. C. Fox of Brussels helped him ...celebrate his 87th 'birthday on October 4th in the public library. Those who enjoyed a deicious turkey dinner and a social gather- ing were: Mrs. Mina McCracken, 13luevale, Mrs. Margaret Adams, Wrexeter,' Mr. and Mrs. Art Fox, Bruekels, Mr and Mrs. Russ Fox and Mrs. Harry Bowler, London, Mr. 'and Mrs. Dave Hastings Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Date Hastings, Jr, David and Darryl, Mr, and Mrs. Brian Huether and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brewer, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Murray .Loive, all of Brussels and Mr. and Mrs., Jim Bosnian of Walton. CRANBROO'K Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Adams, ,Monkten, and .Miss Nancy _Strick- ler- and friend, Lenden, Spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfrbd Strickler.' - Mr and Mrs. Winston; Metach- ern and family;. Galt, spent the holiday : weekend with .Mr. and Mrs.' Wes, Malach.ern. . Mr. and Mrs, . ouglas Purdy and Susan spent the long week- end visiting in Pe rborough. Mrs. Lavinia Hodges, Windsor, Is spending two weeks with Mr. and. Mrs. Stuart Stevenson and family. Mr, and Mrs. Howard Mitchell and family, Thorold, spent a few days at their house here TIME IS SHORT Subscribers who nave. received notice of overdue subscriptions have until Oct, 19th for payment of same. After that date we will be forced to. remove their names from the mailing list. GREY TOWNSHIP COUNCIL, mErrior Grey Township Council meet- hag was, held Ocober 5th. Resolutions passed as telltiwS That minutes • of last regular AlSrptteitnligsberan244th7biael adopted.leet ing as read, the revised report of OunlehY and Mannerow Limited, Consulting Professional li;ngins-. era, of the Brewer Municipal Drain, .dated July 17th, 1970 be provisionally adopted and lay- ;!.40av No. 36 of 1970 be given first 4711.4'hsaeteothned report'readin g. E. H. Utter- stadt, O.L.S. Orangeville, Ontario, of the Keifer Drainage Works, dated June 5th, 1970, be prov- visionally adopted and By-Law No. 37 of 1970 be given first and second reading. That th`e Reeve- and Treasurer be authorized to make application to the Department of Highways for Interim Subsidy on road ex- penditures. That the Clerk be instrueted to advertise for tenders for snow- plowing for the 1970-71 season. Tenders to state size and make of equipment and price per hour. Tenders to be in by 1 p.m., November 2n,d, '1970 That Grey Township Council hold .a., meeting on November 2nd 11970 at 1 p.m. to consider a By- Law to raise $200,000. under the provisions of The Tile Drainage Act. That the Clerk be instructed to inSapi tpetl.hy e our Municipal.:. Waste. Disposal Branch to obtain a certificate for That an application for to the Waste Management amount of $1.',500.. The Tile Drainage Act be ed. The Tile Drainage Act be as cepted. That all approved accounts • be paTidhat we do , now adjourn to meet again November 2nd at 1:31 jam. r at the call of the Reeve. At special meeting held Sept- embe 4th, the Council accepted the tender of the• Dominion Road 'Machinery Sales Co. Limited. Ooderich, Ontario, to supply, a Champion *del D. 600 Grader at a price of 44,045.00. Approved! AceoUrits paid: General 7,527,30 Roads, Bridges 6,509.37 $14,086.61 Charles Thomas Reeve Edythe M. Cardiff Cle'rk .PLAN TO ATTEND THE GYMKANA RODEO, SUNDAY Don't miss the Gymkana Rodeo to be presented tit the Brueeels Fair Ground ,by Maitland 'allay Saddle Club this Sunday at 1 pan. It will feature a musical ride, Western genies and other events. • GREY CENTRAL HOME St1710614 ASSQC. WET The Petat* Of0V1004f Of the :paw Home and School lathall was 'held in greY 00041 School en Thursday, October 8. with a good attendance, The ,presidente Mrs. L. Weber, Duelled the meeting, and read n newsletter'from the head office, She reported on the pregress of the two plays. which ere to be presented in the school on the evenings of November 26, 27 and 28. The neat meeting will be. On the.subject 'of religion in the schools. There will be a• panel. of Clergy of! several denominatons in attendance. A film "Your. Child -and. Disci- pline was presented by Mr. A.xtmann, who then introduced the guest speaker, Mr. Godwin, Attendance Councillor for Huron Comity schools. Mr. Godwin told of his work in the schools, and of some of the. problems of truancy, He said that a large percentage of the cases traced back to the home life of the child. A very interesting , and lively question and answer period fol- lowed in which Mr. Godwin ex- pressed his- personal ;opinion that parents should bave authority in the hoine, and should be consist- ent in• their discipline of children. Mrs. ' Weber tharilted the „speaker and invited everyone to stay for coffee. Thanksgiving visitors with Mr. and Mrs. part Dunn were Mr. and., Mrs... Allan Dunn and family, and Mr, and Mrs. Don Jacklin and family of Bloomingdale, and Miss Joanne Dunn, London. Carman Fischer, Kingston, and Miss Marie Veitch, Centralia, spent Thanksgiving with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, Mr. and Mrs. John Strickler and Heidi, visited in Drumbo on Sure- day on the occasion of the 20th birthday of Mr. A:'Strickler, a loan under accept- Thanks to the numerous sub- Many people get into 'deb, tiling sribers who Ptemptly attended to keep hp with these who to this Matter, already are. t '