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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-07-12, Page 4Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee In Scanning the Exeter Tirnes-Advocate we note that a permit was approved Tuesday night for the cenStruction of a Wilding for the- Royal Bank of Canada...Stephen township has, approved a building permit for the erection of a $125,000 cern drying and storage building op part of lot 15, concession 13....Rev. and Mrs, Mervin Elston Of Centralia marked their golden Wedding recently at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Elston. The Mitchell Advocate relates that Mitchell Agricul. tural Society met recently and plan bigger parade, guar, ter horse show, etc. for the legiegest Little Fair" to be held the first three days of September...Neighbors and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Howard and boys honoured them prior to their moving to their new home near Kip- pen. A social evening was held and an address was read by James Lealess....Mr. and Mrs. Alex James marked 50 years of wedded life on Wednesday at their Mitchell home. A family business for the past 48 years, according . to the Teeswater News, will close on Saturday. Jim Meyer, proprietor of Meyer's Meats and Food Market, made the announcement to the news this week...Bob Thompson has been named president of the Teeswater Lions Club....Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Blake of Williams- ford, formerly of Teeswater, recently celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary....Rev. Otto Haefele, semi- retired priest, will be assistant to Rev. Frank Dent- anger, pastor of Immaculate Conception parish at For- mosa. The Wingham Advance-Times reports • that the Town Council will now meet twice monthly to improve operat- ing efficiency....Stanley-Berry Limited will break ground Thursday, for a $185,000 expansion of its plant in Wing- ham: It is expected to be completed by September 1st.... Capt. Jack Cameron and his wile, recently of Mimico, were installed by Col. Wilfred Ratcliffe of Hamilton, at a special service and reception at the Salvation. Army Citadel. They succeed Capt. Jack Fearnall and. Mrs. Fearnall who were posted to Niagara Falls....Robert N. Rintoul, son of Mrs. Clara A. Rintoul and the late Mr. Rintoul, has been appointed manager of the Toronto- Dominion Bank in Prescott. The Lucknow Sentinel reports that Gordon Montgomery heads the Lucknow Legion, while Mrs. Ford Cunningham is Ladies Auxiliary President. Installation took place on Tuesday evening....The Club Variety Show attracted 600 people to show at Lucknow Arena. Del Philip, long-time Blyth merchant, was honored by the Blyth Board of Trade on Thursday night for his assistance in conducting the weekly draws during the Christmas shopping period each year. According to the Blyth Standard Helen Gowing, president of the Board, presented Mr. Philip with an honourary membership cert- ificate....Mr: and Mrs. Gerald Heffron, Blyth, and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Heffron, Hanover, attended the graduation ceremony of Catherine Anne Daly. Miss Daly is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Daly, who used to operate the Blyth Inn, before moving to Detroit. The Clinton News-Record relates that Bayfield Coun- cil has deferred street lights at present due to the street- lighting budget being expended for this year. St. Marys Journal-Argus reports that 1972 is shaping up as a big year in Blanshard Township. The large addi- tion to the. Campbell Soup plant, the building of the Walter Tkaczuk Hockey School quarters along the Thames, north of No. 7 highway and now the announcement that a London developer has purchased several hundred acres near Glen- gowan, three miles north of town along the Thames. The intent is to develop a half million dollar sports complex incorporating an 18 hole golf course, swimming pool, horse-back riding and so forth. In addition, we hear work on preliminary plans for the big Glengowan dam has again shifted into high gear. Door Prizes; Wm. Kennedy, Wingham, Mrs. Joe Montgomery, Wingham; Mary Montgomery, Wingham; and Anne Copeland, Harriston. Lucky Draws; Clara McInnis, Fordwich; Anne Yoe- man, Wroxeter, Mrs. Dave Ellis, Palmerston, arid Mrs. Alma Ament, Listowel. Dart Game; Names drawn; Mrs. Bertha Griffith, Wingha.m; Winn- er: Mrs. Barkwell, Lucknow. Mildred Coupland, Wroxeter. Hold Morris (Continued from Page 1) - that By-laW No. 5, 1972, imposing special annual drain- age rate under Tile Drainage Act, 1971 be passed. Road Accounts of $33,576.97 and General Accounts Of $4,768.94 totalling $38,345.91 Were approved. HOPPE PHONE 887-6525 Hoine Hardware BRUSSELS OUTDOOR SUMMER SPECIALS 5 lbs. CHARCOAL ... 44c 10 lbs. CHARCOAL (Special this week) 85c 5 lbs. BRIQUETTES 59c 10 lbs. BRIQUETTES• • .. • .. • . • • • • • • 99c CHARCOAL LIGHTER 39c TOOL SETS — BARBEQUE BRUSHES HIBACHI . . 10x17 $6.97 HIBACHI GET YYOUR BARBEQUE SUPPLIES HERE and SAVE VALUE • SERVICE • DEPENDABILITY 10x20 $8.47 Mr, and Mrs. Douglas Purdy jspent the weekend in Lindsay 'and other POirits, RPPellt visitors with Mrs. Mac Engel were Mr.s. .40 clerk and Alex Perk). Annern, and W. and Mrs. Don Engel, ch0P049,0.Markr and Tim, .Woodstock. RONNENBERG INSURANCE AGENCY TUESDAY — FRIDAY PHONE BRUSSELS 887-6663 — Other Days, Monkton 347-2241 Auto Insurance — Before you buy give us a try. —SPECIAL FIVE-YEAR SELECT RATES— We can budget your premium for 12 months Investment Certificates Available Pay 8 1 /4 % for five years Throwing your back into something means that maybe you might just throw your back out. That's painful and no way to enjoy the nice things in life. When you've got to move or lift something, first test the weight. If you can't lift it easily, get some help. That's self-defence. And it works, for you and your family. The sure way to safety is Self-Defence. Your Workmen's Compensation Board and The Safety Associations, Ontario Announce winners of Howick Lions Bingo prizes Howick Lions' Bingo Winners included; Regular Games; Kaye Rich, Wingham; Mrs. Cooke, Lis- towel; Mrs. Gerald Wagner, Luckriow and Florence Simpson, Wyandott, Mich; Eric Ellis, Mil- dmay; Mrs. A. Ste.Marie, Wing- ham; Mrs. Barkwell, Lucknow; Mrs. Riehl, Wingham; Mrs. G. Strauss, Mildma.y; Mrs. Strauss; jetty Penner, Nakina & Upper, Listowel; Mrs. Bates, Harriston; Mrs. G. Gannett, Wingha.rn; Jim Scott, Listowl and Mrs. L. Fischer, Listowel. "Share the Wealth" 1. Cassie. Mowbray, Whitechurch, Isobel Tiffin, Lucknow; and Joan Rob- insen, Lucknow; 2; Mrs. Spit- zig, Chepstow and Florence Simpson, Wyandott. $25. Special; Lyda Reidt, Wrox- eter; Anne Copeland, Harriston; and Florence Simpson, Wyandott; Jackpot Consolation and bonu; Joe Easton, Kurtzville, Lap Card Special; Mrs. giOhl ingharn and 4—,THE BRUSSELS POSY, JULY 12, 1972 News of Cranbrook Query church cooperation correspondent, Mrs, Mac Engel Mrs. Earl Dunn Was, hostess for the. July meeting of the After ,, noon Group of the W.M4, A poem was read, by Mrs. John Perrie and "I Te " The Hills Will Lift Mine Eyes" was, sung With, Miss A, J. Forrest at the piano. The topic "change and the Church" was given by Mrs. Stanley Fischer f with parts taken by Miss Forrest and Mrs. Gordon Engel. One of the questions was "Should the church cooperate with the government, or could the church lose its identity by doing this?" Church people are alert to this danger in Africa. The church must be concerned with the poor, oppressed, hungry and all in need. "This Canada of ours" was read by Mrs. I.1110 Gordon and Mrs. Mac Engel gave the Glad Tidings prayer. Sharon, Rosanne and Tracy Engel sang two numbers "Amazing Grace" and "Song of Peace". Psalm 46 was read in unison, also a part of Isaiah 7, 'with medita- tions and prayers on each by the leader. "Holy Spirit, Truth Divine" was sung, and a poem "The Picnic" by Emma Kerri was read by Miss Forrest, The roll call was "Something about George Leslie MacKay". Mrs. Lyle Gordon gave a reading"To- day's modern grandmother". Cards and visits were recorded and several items were dis- cussed. Mrs. Earl Dunn gave a reading "How to wash" and Mrs. Schnock read "A prayer by an African Christian". "Simply Trusting Every Day" was sung and the Lords' Prayer repeated in unison. Eight members and several visitors were present. Miss Forrest and Mrs. Dunn provided refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Winston Mc- Eachern and family,, Galt, visited Mr. and Mrs. Wes McEachern and Mrs. McEachern returned with them for a visit. Melvin Becker is home fol- lowing several days in Listowel Hospital. Before you use your back, use your head. •