HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1971-12-02, Page 11971 POST PUBLISHING 11011`:',: 13,00 A Year in. Advance -- $4,00 to U.S.A. -- Single Copy Vie THE BRUSSELS POST, THURSDAY, DEC.
HOUSE LEAGUE 200 PIGS
HOCKEY SURVIVE 'FIRE
Tyke -Squirt
VANASS—STRICKI.Elt
Knox xChurch, Cranbrook, was
the setting for the marriage of
Nanew Strickler and. John Van-
ass on November 20, 1971, Rev.
Allan Cornish of Don Mills, of-
ficiated at the double-ring cere-
mony.
Canucks 2 Bruins 1 Scoring for
CalittekS: George Johnston, Ter-
ry McCute,heon
Scoring for Bruins: Kevin
:Pennington
Brussels and Blyth firemen.
fought a blaze at the barn of
Charles Thomas, at the north east
outskirts of Britssels on Saturday
evening,
Their efforts cOnfined the .exten_
stye damage. .mostly to the attic
and
At: —lost 290 pigs that were
housed in the building, survived
the 21/2 Hours of dense smoke that
prevented their removal from the
2 structure.
2
Rangers 2 Leafs 1 Scoring for
Rangers: Kenny Higgins (2
Scoring or Leafs: Mike Pfeiffer
Standings:
Team W L T Pts,
Rangers 2 0 0 4
Bruins 1 1
Ca n ticks 1 1
Leafs 0 2 0 0 ...• •
LEGION TURKEY
WINO() WINNERS
Regular Games
Mrs, George Hislop
;lames Hogg
ICon Fry, Monkton
Mrs, Ross DUlleall.
Mrs. Henry, Wingham
Mrs. Ross Duncan
Grant Elliott
Mrs. Hartley Rutledge
Mrs, Gordon Gannett, 'Wingham
Mrs. Cameron Adams,
Mrs. Elliott, Wroxeter
Randy Somers
Mrs. Jack Lowe
Mrs. Fischer
Ritchie Somers
Special Games
Doris Adams, Wroxeter
Mrs. Ross Duncan
Mrs. 'Alan Nichol
Pee Wee - .Bantam BRUCE, HURON OFFICIALS
DISCUSS PROPOSED NEW
TRANSMISSION LINES
Lucky Door Prize
Jack Logan
WHAT'S NEW
AT HORONVIEW
Blues 0 Penguins 0
Seals 1) Kings 3 Scoring for
`Seals: Carman Bernard (4),
Keith McLean, Rick Demaray,
Bill King, Edgar Williams (2)
Scoring for Kings: David Watts
(2),. Steve Pletch
Standings:
Team W L T Pts,
Seals 9- 0 0 4
Blues 0 0 2 2
Penguins 0 1
Kings 0 1 1 1
All- Star Scores
Township •and ' county officials
in 'Bruce, and Huron counties met-
last Thursday night in Wingham
Legion Hall with Ontario Hydro
representatives to discuss propos-
ed routes for transmission lines
needed to carry power from the
site of the new Bruce nuclear
power development into the pro.,
vincia] power grid and to provide
additional service needed in the
Seaforth area.
Squirts
Bantams 7
Kincardine ft
INIonkton 14.
Bantams 3
Milverton S
Midgets 4
Mrs. Stewart Steiss was organ-
ist and • accompanied Mr. Ralph
Adams of Monkton, „who sang,
"You'll never walk alone" and
"Bless their home."
The bride's gown was empire
style polyester satan with train
from waistline., lace butterflies
trimmed the dress and train. She
carried an arrangement of Talis-
man roses. A head piece of pearls
held her shoulder-length veil.
• Mrs. Ralph Adams was her sis-
ter's matron of honor. Her floor
length gown of polyester crepe
was styled with plain green ern_
pire bodice and flowered skirt
with flowered ruffles at the neck.
line and wrists. Her floppy brim-
med hat was of the same materi-
al as her gown.
Bridesmaids were. Mrs. Wm,•
Jean-Louis of London, Miss Joan
Power of'Stratford, and Mrs. John
Strickler of R.R. 3, Brussels.
Their gowns were yellow, blue
and pink, similar to the matron
of honor. They carried nosegays
of roses..
Little Heidi Strickler, niece of
the bride, was flower girl .in.. a
gown to match the matron ., of
honor.
,Blyth 1
Monkton 2
Midgets 3
peeWees
T3lyth 1
Pee Wees 3
Milverton 2
BRUSSELS. POLLUTION
PROBLEM CONCERNS,
HURON COUNCELLOR
Reeve .Tack McCutcheon of
Brussels, asked Acting Medical
Officer of Health Dr, Frank Mills
and sanitation inspector Bill
Empy during lost Friday's sitting
of ' 'Huron County Council to ex,
plain how his municipality Was
permitted to get into the prediea,
ment in which it finds itself today,
Reeve Aiec,utcheon was refer-
ring to the fact that this village
has been singled out as one com-
munity along the Maitland River
which is believed to, be seriously
contributing to the pelletjon
that stream.
."How come we've been allOwed
to get into this condition?" asked
Mr. Mcentcheon. "Have we not
had a health unit in this county
for years?"
McCutchecm suggested that had
the Huron County Health Vnit
insisted upon the cleanup of prob-
lems as they arose in the village.
there would not be such tremen-
dous problem to be faced now. He
indicated there would be people
in 13russels who had totally ad:-
'qunte sewage systems and would
probably now be forced to suffer,
financially along with those
villagers whose septic systems
hp.ye not been up to ,standard.
'A municipal sewage treatment
system has been suggested '!cyr
Brussels, McCutcheon said. He
asked Dr. Mills if the Huron.
County Health Unit could offer
no other solution.
Future Games
Friday, Dec. 3
7:00 Beigrave at 'Brussels
NOVICE
S:30 il4ilverton at Brussels.
I3antams
Mr. Bill Stevens of Kerwood
was best man. Ushers were Mr.
Ben Bardock of London, Mr. John
Strickler, R.R. 3, Brussels, Mr.
Lorne Strickler, R,R. 2, Brussels.
The bride's mother were a pur-
ple lace dress with black acces-
sories and a corsage of talisman
roses.
CRANBROOK
Saturday, Dec. 4
8:15 Maple Leafs ve CanuckS
9:00 Kings vs Penguins
9:45 Sprout Pratice
1.0:30 Bruins vs Rangers
11:15 Blues vs Seals
Monday, Dec. 6
7:00 Beigrave at Brussels
PEE WEES
:30 Belgrave a.t ' Brussels
NTAM S
Hydro representative said.
"tbe rights..of.way proposed to the
wardens, reeves, planning board
chairmen and other municipal
representatives are essential t.o
meet the growing needs of south_
ern and southwestern Ontario.
Rights_of-way of varying widths
up with a
500,000-volt network now being
expanded across ,southern Ontario.
First section of the new line
will run in 'a southeasterly direc-
tion 10'miles from the 'Bruce site
to. Bradley Junction. The right-of..
way needed is 1,255 feet in width.
The line then runs south to
Wingham, a distance of about 27
miles. It Will link up with a new
transformer station to be built east
of Wingham and the right_of-way
needed will be 6I.0 feet n-ide.
Mrs. Gladys Van Egmond and
Stewart INIcEwan joined the reg-
ulars for the old time music, danc-
ing and sing-along on Monday
afternoon.
Kinettes, Carol Finch, Mary
Ellen Clifford, Janet 3ewitt, Carol
Bowker accompanied by Chrystal
Jewitt led the sing-song on Wed_
.nesday at the monthly program
and tea sponsored by the Clinton
Kinette Club.
The residents of , Huronview
were happy to have a return visit-
from the Jolly Millers, a. group of
entertainers from Benmiller„ for
the Family Night program. The
Variety program included a one
act play, several action songs, a
sing_a-long by the group, accord
ian solos by Marie Willis, drum
selections by Ernie Pfrimmer with
Mrs. Barry Millian accompanying
on the piano for the musical
numbers,
It has been very encouraging
this month to have had the assist-
ance of some new volunteers. We
are afraid it will he impossible
to carry on some of the programs
without more help, and we would
be pleased to hear from anyone
interested in volunteer work.
A wedding dinner was served at
Cranbrook Community Centre, Mr.
'Glynn Coghlin of Atwood was
toastmaster, Dancing followed at
the Legion.
Following a wedding trip to
points in Michigan, the newly-
weds will reside at the Leathorne
Apartments No. 608, 940 Commis-
sioners Road, London.
Out of town guests attended
from Don Mills, London, Dundas,
?lattsville, New Hamburg, Bright,
Mossley, Harrietsville, Atwood,
Monkton, Elora, Park-hill. Full-
erton and Kerwood.
ENGAGEMENT
PEOPLE WE KNOW
MAJESTIC W. I.
CHRISTMAS MEETING
Mr. and Mrs. Lylle BrotherS of
Scarborough were visitors last
week with Miss M. Skelton.
Rev., Samuel Kerr, MOnktort,
will be in the pulpit of Knox
Church on SUnday, December 5
at 1:30 when Holy CoMmunion
will be observed,
Mrs. Webster. Grand Bend, and
Miss Carol Webster, 'London, vis-
ited with. Mr. and Mrs. John
Strickler.
Mrs, Jas. Clark and Mrs. Mart-
in MacDonald are patients in
Wingham hospital.
Mr. and Mrs.. Wes, Maachern
attended the 50th anniversary of.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin MacLellan.
Listowel, on Saturday.
'Miss Jane Gartley, Guelph.
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin, Becker:
His friends are pleased to see J.
, C. Pegelow home from Hospital
and able to he around again.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn wish to
announce the engagement of their
younger daughter, Ivali .To-Anne to
Mr. William John Meehan, eldest:
son of Mr, and Mrs. William
M Lichen of London, Ont.
The marriage to take place on
Christmas Eve in London.
The Christmas meeting of the
Majectic Women's 'Institute will
be held in the Brussels Public
Library on Thursday, December
9th at 2 p.m. The Branch Direct-
ors will have charge of the Christ-
mas program. Members please
remember your 50c exchange
gift: One dozen cookies to sell
end yolk' donations to the. shit-
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•A lady was driving her car and
knitting at the same time. A
motorcycle policeman came along
side and yelled to her: "Pun
over, madam!" The -,voinan smiled
at him and said, "No, ectnally it's
a pair ofieW3
Third section, 25 miles long, to
carry a single tower line, will ex-
tend from the Wingham trans_
former station to Hydro's existing
Seaforth transformer station. It
will be 120 feet wide and will pro-
vide additional power to this
area.
The purpose of the meeting, the
Hydro representative said, was to
familiarize township and county
officials with the overall plan.
It the near future discussions in
greater length will be held with
the individual townships tb'obtain
their approval in principle for
routes through their respective
municipalities.
The new Bruce station is to
generate 8,200,000 kilowatts from
nuelette Unite, First i!l owep is
I'M w1th nompNICM
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
FISCHER Lintla and Don are
happy to announce the birth of
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Her many friends hope that
Mrs. A. Wood, who is a patient
in Wingham. 'Hospital, Will have
speedy recovery,
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