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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-12-13, Page 5January.. Those men who will aspire for the highest county office will be Reeve Ed. Qdc111efson,payfield; Reeve Hugh Flynn, Hullett; Reeve Harold. Lobb, Clinton; Reeve Roy Pattison, East Wawanosh; and. Reeve Everett McIlwain, Reeves Flynn and Pattison have bOth been candidates before. Retiring plernbers of county council spoke briefly. One mem- ber, Deputy,reeve Eugene Frayne, Ashfield, said that he felt the men sitting on council this year should elect the warden for 1973. j "It is those who have sat with these men and heard them This pay day , remember OXFAM r„,,„,E,,,,Ano.,DEVELOPMENT PEQPI.E 97 Eglintoo Ave., East Toronto 315, Ontario There will be a five-way race for the Warden's Chair ihRiirPri when county. COUncil convenes In 00100 LN nou 11.01 ,..and get more from the GOOD YEARS „ 7. • 1r• • ::: Franci:Nugent49 ''' i0 BIG ANDROID THE NEW '73 EXCITING, RUGGED: TOP-PERFORMANCE, DEPENDABLE. EIGHT EXCITING MODELS TO CHOOSE FROM. See Boa-Ski's new instrumentation panel, deep padded seat, wide stance skis and exciting stylings. There's more to Boa-Ski. man's best friend in the snow oar GEORGE SOMERS' REPAIRS BRUSSELS, ONTARIO 4.. notireinent can change the at- titude and the personality. It hap. pens. Sometimes an individual' who has always been active in civic and social organizations drops everything with retirement and, in the opinion of friends, "drops out of sight," Then there is the quiet individual who spends 20 or 25 years doing nothing but going to work and then turns into a worker and joiner during the retirement years. Why?' Perhaps it is not a change in attitude or personality—but a change in direction. SoMe indi- viduals are so absorbed with job and job responsibilities during the working years they will not allow time for any other activi- ties. They look forward to retire- ment because it will give them time to do other things. Another truth often is that peo- ple in certain jobs feel civic and. social activities are necessary and helpful in the business of getting ahead in their field or profession. They don't always enjoy the things they de. When the job is gone, so is the necessity to be- long to particular organizations or to pursue some social activities, It can be this way because re- tirement is, indeed a time for liv- ing as you like it, Retirement is, earned time. If you are. financially in a position to do so, you can spend the time in a rocking chair. This is not advisable. It's much more fun, and healthier, to do something that you really enjoy— and exercise the right to refuse to do something that really isn't necessary. THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 73, 7972—S Brussels _area. women graduate Five seek worden's choir speak and watched them work who are best qualified to elect the warden," claimed Reeve Frayne. There was no further comment from, counC11. Also in .council Friday, were many of the new reeves and deputy-reeves who will be mem- bers' of county council for the 19'0-'74 term,, All SP9ke and expressed their desire to work at the ,county level toward a better Huron. In that connection, Reeve Paul Carroll of Goderich, made a re- mark during his parting address which is pertinent. Reeye Carroll urged all mem, bers of county council old and new - in 1973 to leave their urban versus rural feelings out- side the county chambers. He suggested that council members work together with a broad out- look for the future of Huron County and all its citizens. BUMPER STICKERS Gio G NIAJI E°11- I MODULAR 4 COLOR TV New modular chassis ... reliable, rugged ... , a top performer A major breakthrough ... that's the only way to describe Rogers Majestic Modular Color T.V. The object was to simplify the circuitry and to improve reliability. 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Rogers Majestic utilizes modern techniques in cabinet construction and controls every operation in its own design studio as well as its own cabinet factory. This cabinet has been hand-rubbed to a fine furniture finish of Natural Walnut. This beautiful cabinet also houses the powerful new Modular chassis. i Three other 26" Cabinet Models now in stock to choose from. _ _ _ HARDWARE Thirteen women graduated as Certified Visiting Homemakers Thursday at a ceremony held at conestoga College of applied Arts and Technology, Huron Centre, Vanastra. Three graduates were from Seaforth--Mrs. peter Malcolm, Mrs. Michael Williams and mrs. Donald Roffman, Other graduates were; Mrs. Marie Kumm, Brus- sels; Mrs. Mildred Welsh, Wing- ham; Mrs. Shakunpala Jain Wingham; Miss Hazel, Sparling, Wroxeter; Mrs. Della Pocaluyks, Wroxeter; Mrs. Jane Pullman, Bluevale; Mrs. Valentina Gala- MO, Clinton; Mrs. Jessie Naylor, Auburn; Mrs. Olga Davis, Exeter and Mrs. Bernice Gregg, also of Exeter who was valedic- torian. The instructor for the course, Mrs. Gordon McKenzie of sea- forth, presented each graduate with a pin and Mr. Ross Milton Administrator, Clinton Cep- tre , Conestoga College, pre- sented the diplomas. Mrs. Betty Cardno, of Sea- forth, Supervisor-director of the Home Care Program for Huron, was the guest speaker. A reception at the school followed the graduation cere- monies. "Experience is something you have when you're too old for the job". 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