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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-08-16, Page 10Short Shots (coAttsuscl from Page 1) ,rate of speed riot exceeding 'that 9.f the horse that, 49uOtr- was Once hitched to it, The couple Were ehVignaly enjoying,' theM- Selves, the gentleman gallantly doffing ,his hat to thPse, who stared at their interesting .mode . travel as they passed kly *, * **.*** The squirrels. that make our trees and lawn their playgrounds are delightfully interesting crea- tures to watch. I have had heated reminders that they are destructive rodents from a man who hates the little beasties and carries on a running battle to chafe them from his, lawn. But they are intriguing, frisky, agile creatures to observe. If one sits quietly they will come within inches of you, pick up a choice Morsel, sit on their hindlegs, with bushy tail curved upward and daintly nibble from their front feet while their glittery eyes are intently fixed on you. Even if you don't want to tame them, as you can by offering tempting tid-bits, they are amus, Mg little animals, in spite of my friend's warning that they are nothing but nasty pests. * * * * **** The incident that occurred in Clinton during the Derry Day celebration held there is most regrettable. The 15 men who created the disturbances were unknown to lodge members at- tending the celebrations. One of the protesters responsible said they were from Toronto "originally from Ireland". They claimed some of the program numbers in some way supported the IRA and were an affront to the two Union Jack flags dis- played on stage. The situation in Ireland is tragic and terrify- ? ing but the trouble there should not be allowed to create erup- tive dissension here. The mis- guided persons who cause such disturbances should be dealt with effectively. we have enough trouble of our own in Canada without importing the dreadful hatred that exists in Northern Ireland. * * * * * * * Huron An essential at any picnic is lots of good food. Here the supper arrangements at the Huron County Council picnic atSeatorth Lions park are being checked over by members of the committee. (Staff Photo) Training schools for " the third meal" 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111H11111 CRANBROOK GENERAL STORE 2-roll pkg. 590 ....... 590 Assorted Colours PAPER TOWELS Shirriff's Instant MASHED POTATOES DELM ONTE PRUNES, 1-1b. 470 Schneider's CRISPY CRUST LARD • • • • - • • • • • 290 . Agent: tistowil bar Chaim* eRANBROOK Phone Brussels 804583 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111/1111 Howick bingo winners (Continued from Page 1) plan the OFA would get $5700. A letter was read from Grant Wallace at OFA office which clarified the situation on elm tree removal grants and income - tax. Mr. Wallace had asked for a ruling from income tax officials on the grants and was told that they were not to be considered as part of a farmer's income and that expenses in- curred In elm tree removal could not be considered a legitimate expense. Grey (Continued from Page 1) Teleservices Ltd. Grey Township at its August meeting held in the township offices at Ethel approved a grant of $100 to Mount Pleasant ceme- tery, Ethel. The grant is for maintenance.ReeveChaS.Thomas presided. Council accepted the tender of Stan McRae Ltd., Palmerston. for the purchase of a 1973 3/4 ton Fargo pick-up truck accord- ing to township specifications for the price of $2,781.45. Other resolutions adopted in- cluded: - That the 1973 Fargo truck be given a zebart undercoating before delivery. - That the resignation of Mel- vin Carnochan as tile drainage Inspector for the Township of Grey be accepted. - That the Clerk be instructed to advertise for applications fOr the position of Tile Drainage Inspector for the Township of Grey. -That applications for loans in the =Mount of $3,000., $2,100., and $4,500. under the Tile Drainage Act be accepted. Accounts paid inCliided: General $15,598.88 and Roads and bridges - $18,752.44 for a total of $32,351.12. 10—THE BRUSSELS POST, AUG The Home Economics Branch of the Ontario Ministry of Ag- riculture and Food is sponsoring a 4 - H Homemaking Club pro- ject this fall entitled ""The Third Meal". The project deals with in- teresting and nutritious recipes for lunch or supper. Barbe- ques, casseroles, sandwiches, fondues, patio food and school lunches are all included in the course. Miss Catherine Hunt, Home Economist for Huron County, will be conducting the following Showers for bride of the month. A miscellaneous shower was held for Janet Blake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Blake, Friday evening in St. Ambrose, R.C. Church, July 21St, Brussels. Mistress of ceremonies were Mrs. Leo Deitner and Miss Fay Blake. The program consisted of entertainment from the neigh- bors on the 10th, 12th, and 14th lines, as well as St. Ambrose ladies. Miss Bonnie Pennington en- tertained with two guitar selec- tions, followed by games conduct- ed by Mary Ann Blake, Becky, and Marie Nolan. CarolWheeler favoured everyone with several Scottish dances. Mrs. Carl Hem- ingway read a poem of Advice to Janet. Following the opening of the many lovely gifts presented to Janet, a most delicious lunch was served, with Mrs. Urban Ducharme, Mrs. Geo. Blake Jr. and Mrs. James Nolan in charge of the kitchen. Janet gave a suitable mess- age, of appreciation to everyone. A relative shower was held for Miss Janet Blake at the home of Mrs. Gerald Blake of Ethel when relatives of Janet and Doug gathered to wish her much hap- piness. The program consisted of games conducted by Mrs. Gerald Blake which everyone enjoyed very much. Mrs. Gerald Blake then read a lovely address arid followed by the presenting of the gifts and grocery box by Misses Marlene Pennington, Iteren McLean, Linda Blake, Louise Alcoa, UST 14, 1412 Traing Schools: Wingham Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 14th and 15th, Salvation Army Corps, Wingham (for club lead- ers east of Wingham). Wingham Thursday and Friday, Aug. 17th and 18th, Salvation Army Corps, Wingham (for club lead- ers west of Wingham). Seaforth Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 21st and 22nd, Seaforth Legion. Hall. Clinton Carol Anne Williamson and Julie Blake. Janet was assisted in open- ing her gifts by her mother, Mrs. John Blake and Mrs. Don McLean, the grooms mother. Janet made a suitable re- ply, thanking everyone for all the lovely gifts. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ken Williamson, Mrs. George Blake, Miss Sharon Stevenson, assisted by the hostess. On Sunday afternoon July 30th, 1972, a Blake family picnic was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Blake R.R.#1, Ethel when thirty-six gathered and enjoyed a social afternoon of chat and a ball game. A deliciouS smorgasbord supper was served and a birth- day cake for the occasion of Mrs. George BlakeSr.'s birthday. Guests were present from Brussels, Walton, Blyth and Bluevale. Mr. and Mrs. Don Daly and Maureen of Willowdale, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Humphries. Mrs. Daly is formerly of Dinsmore, Sask., she and Mary were chums in highschool. USE POST WANT-ADS DIAL 887-6641 Mrs* Denstedt, Dorking; Mrs. Don Fosrester, E4aira; M`S. Lebelner, Mildmay, Pea Horgptt, 1$,,11,11;PaY & Mrs. .Gerald wagner,4uckn9W;Mr4.CppeAapcl, PailletePo Mrs. Ale4lp Wingham & Mrs. A. PocalLIYI59 Wroxeter; Jim Scott, Listowel; WrP,upper, Listowel; Mrs. DerbeCker, ham & Mrs. Halloway, wingharn; Mrs. Hen, Wroxer ter & Catherine, Edgar,. Wrexe, , ter; mrs.Stralls, Mildmay, Mrs. Wagner, bUcknQW & lvIreal4m- mer, of Listowel; Mrs. H. Bell, Harristoo; Mrs. Angus, Wing ham & Don Foerester, Elmira; Mrs. Halioway,. Wingham & David Ellis, of Palmerston. Share the Wealthy 1. Mrs. Dahm, Mildmay, Isabel Tiffin, Lucknow & Joan Robinson, Luck- now; 2: Mrs. Earl Haskins, Georgetown. $25 Special: David Ellis, Palm- erston. Jackpot of $90 plus $10 bonttS; Mrs. David Ellis, Palmerston. Lap Card Special: Mrs.Lewis, W Ingham. Dart Game of $8; Wm. Upper, Listowel. Door Prizes: Mrs. Derbecker, Wingham, Kaye Aitcheson, Wing- barn, Mrs. C. Denstedt, Dorking & Doug. Felker, Listowel. Lucky Draws: Jack Felker, Listowel, Gary Larsen, Calgary, Wm. Upper, Listowel & Mrs. Hammer, Listowel. Somebody Wants What You Don't Need! SELL Through Brussels Post Classified Want Ads 41EDIk WHITE FOOD STORES ..... 590 box $1 •79 950 for 550 • 390 . • $1.55 • - • 390 • • .. pkg. 750 Thursday and Friday, Aug. 24th. and 25th, Ontario Street United Church, Clinton. Exeter Monday and Tuesday, Aug. 28th and 29th, Exeter United Church, Exeter. Those with a daughter 12 or over by September 1st, 1972 who do not know who the local leader is, are asked to con- tact Miss Hunt. Shower honors brideto be LOWE'S Phone 887-9339 We Deliver York Crunchy PEANUT BUTTER, 1-1b. • Carnation POWDER MILK, 3-lbs. Tender Leaf TEA BAGS, 60's PORKs and BEANS, 14-oz. • ;TENCH FRIES, 2-1b. bag CRISCO, 3-1b. tin • • • • .. • . • Wittick's JAM BUNS, reg. 49e • • • • • • Glad GARBAGE RAGS, 10/g •