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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-05-02, Page 8gheifa 017P, .„ , '''''' ' -• • Area Wedding Zurich, $24,370 ($23,599.) Ashfield Township, $124,632 ($119,247); Colborne Township, $84,040 ($82,467); Goderich Township, $120,099 ($115,713); Grey Township, $107,832 ($106,538); Hay Township, $161,036 ($150, 698); Howick Township, .$138,779 ($135,648); Hullett Township, $98,367 ($95,131). McKillop Township, $66,780 ($80,234); Morris Township, $80,789 ($81,287); Stanley Town- ship, $124,030 ($117,157); Stephen Township, $197,439 ($189,688); Tuckersmith Town- ship, $158,184 ($104,307); Turn berry Township, $63,204 ($62,027); • Usborne Township, $103,280 ($99,633); West wawanosh Town- ship, $48,655 ($48,052); and. East. Wawanosh Township, $65,687 ($63,459). The budget indicates that education costs in Huron will increase .by $398,262 during the calendar year 1973. This will result in an average inci-ease of 2.1 mills for the county *rate- payers. The budget calls for expendi- tures of $12,019,586 for operating the Board's eleme'ntary schools, secondary schools and schools for the trainable retarded, com- pared to $11,621-,324 for 1972, an increase of 3.4 per Cent. In the press release issued On April 25 by Director of Education, and board secretary, D. J. Cochrane, it was reported that revenues are expected to increase accordingly with • $8,430,800 (70.1 per cent) com- ing from the Provincial Govern- ment in the tom of grants and subsidies, $2,851,956 (23.7 per cent) from the municipalities of Huron County and the balance of $736,830 (6.2 per cent) from such other sources as tuition fees froth other Boards, rentals night school tuitions, etc. Of the total budgeted gross expenses Of $12,019,586, Mr. Cochrane reported $5,927,458 are allocated to the elementary school system and $6,092,128 to the secondary schools and schools for the trainable retarded. Brownie news The Brownies met in the schobl auditorium on Monday afternoon and Opened the meeting with the game LadderS. Brownie opening arid inspection of tini- ferinS followed and PaCkle took the dOlderi Hand Brownies to Continue Working on, their ''‘‘Priend to Bird badge", gown OW1 * taught some of the girls to pack a shit Case and tawny Owl and the rest of the Brownies Worked on SeniaphOre. This Was, followed by. a. 8ing ,86tig and learning a hew Brownie Song. todkie bay was itiefiti Oiled for batutda.y, May bib, Trine Watta WAS picked -Queen of the Week. By CathetineShOldice 8-4HE BRUSSELS, Odst MAY. LAURIE Candelabra and spring floral arrangements of daffodils, gladioli, chrysanthemums and blue-tipped daisies provided the setting when Linda Mary Lichty of Millbank and Donald Murray Laurie, Brussels, were united in marriage. Rev. Robert Cochrane and Rev. Murray Aspden officiated at the '7;30 ceremony in Burns Presbyterian Church, Milverton on April 7, 1973. Miss Isobel Hamilton provided the wedding music and accompanied' the soloist, Miss Karen Hartung, when she sang "The wedding Prayer" and r g Theme from Love Story". Linda is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam W. Lichty, Mill- bank and Donald's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James Laurie of Milverton. The bride, given in marriage by her father, chose a formal length candlelight organza gown, featuring a natural waistline and flowing Watteau Chapel train. Val lace and silk ribbon inter- twined to form a bodice bib, and edged the collar and short puffed organza sleeves. Her French lace capulet held a fingertip silk illusion veil. She carried a. bridal bouquet of blue-tipped white car- nations and pink sweetheart roses. The groom's sister, Mrs. Prank Stretton of Kincardine, acted as matron of honour. Bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Bast of R.R.04, Listowel and the bride's sisters, Miss Brenda Lichty and Mrs.. Ronald Bigam, both of Millbank. Miss Debbie Bigam, Millbank,, was flowergirl for her aunt. The bride's attendants wore sea blue full-length dotted Swiss organza halter-styled gownS. The pintucked bodice arid three- cornered St ole were accented with organza ruffles. White plat- form shoes and spring bouquets of daffodils and white hyacinths - LICHTY accented with white streamers completed the girls' outfits. The flowergirl was dressed in a long white gown, com- plementing the style of the bride's dress. A sea blue Swiss dotted sash, accented the waist- line. She carried a nosegay of white carnations and pink sweet- heart roses, set on a blue ribbon. Mr. Frank Stretton of Kincardine was best man and guests were ushered by Robert Laurie of Milverton, Joseph Laurie, Exeter, brothers of the groom and Ronald Bigam of Mill- bank. A three-tiered wedding cake trimmed in blue centred the bride's table at Club 86, R.EL. 3,Listowel,where the reception took place. The bride's mother received guests wearing a blue paisley formal gown with Wrist length sleeves and empire waist- line. White accessories and a pink carnation corsage completed her outfit. She was assisted by the mother of the groom, who wore a pink full length gown featuring long sleeves, standup collar and natural waistline. She completed her ensemble with black accessories and a corsage of white hyacinths and sweetheart roses. For a wedding trip to East- ern. Ontario, the bride donned a navy and white pant outfit and matching shoes and purse. Her corsage was made up of pink carnations and white shasta dais- ies. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie are residing in Brussels. - Guests were preSent a t the Wedding from Kitchener-Water- loo, Burlington, Brussels and area, Stratford, Exeter, Atwood and area, Mississauga, Preston, Ancd.ster, Toronto, London,Mil- verton and Millbank and area. A Post Classified will pay, Pau dividends. Have you tried one'? Dial Brussels 887-6041t Local Easter visitors at the home of Mrs. Amy Speir were; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johns and boys' of Arva; ,Mrs. Laura Standish of Ottawa; Mr. and. Mrs. Frank Grover of Caledon East and Mr, and Mrs. Ken Speir and Karen. Of Simcoe. Mrs. Ts/laden Longley of. To- ronto was a vfsitor on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Hoover. Mrs, Daisy McLean who was a visitor with her daughter, Mrs. Doris Stuart of Grimsby, and also spent a week with her cousin, Mrs. Betty Yuill of Cooksville, has returned home. Mrs. George Thornton, who was a patient in Wingham and 'District Hospital returned home on Saturday. Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil parker have sold their house to Mr. and Mrs. Mac Shaw of • R.R. 2, -Brussels, The Putters will not be leaving Brussels for sometime as the new owners do not get possession of the property,until September. • • Mrs. D.A. .Rann returned Briefs home eye surgery at. St. Mary's Bo Klaistcti weeklene after Undergo' pital, Kitchener.- Mr. and Mrs. Adrian. Huether, Mr. and a mndMrs. Murray rs.Gle11 Huether, Mrs. Murray taOweMr. and Mrs, Jas. McDonald andMrs, Kathy Achilles of Walton attended the funeral of.the late Mr. Stan Stra6han of Atwood, at the Peebles' Funeral Home of interment in Elma Centre Ceme. tery on Sat. mr. Strachan was the youngest brother of the late Mrs. Ethel Huether and was in • his 77th year. Mr. and Mrs, Laidlaw Strachan and. Wayne of Cain. bridge , Ont. also visited with mr. and Mrs. Murray Huether on Saturday of this week. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Tipp Burlington, spent the weekend her home here, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knight family have moved to their n home in Brussels. Guides and Brownies will h "Cookie Day" on May 5th. Th will be going from door to d Saturday morning. Education cost in Huron up 2.1 mills ' A press, release dealing with the $12,019,586 Huron County Board of Education budget for 1973, for which it is understood tentative approval was given, in committee-of-the-whole meet- ing on April 16 following the regular session, was made avail- able to the press on April 25. At the request on. April 26 of the reporter representing Huron Weeklies, requisition's from the municipalities in the county, with 1972 figures in brackets, was provided by the Superintendent of Business Affairs, R, B. Dunlop, Clinton, $119,950 Exeter, $170,598 ( Goderich, $397,901 Seaforth, $77,864 Wingham, $142,882 Bayfield, $ 40,752 Blyth, $25,832 Brussels, $32,074 Hensall, $54,900 ($120,174); $170,378); ($326,792); ($80,882); ($149,023); ($ 37,333); ( $27,596); ($33,147); ($ 55,864); T HE EASY WAY TO RUY BETTER CONCRETE STEPS 2, 1073 Ltd, otit itikAiation dretii4 Work• *Wily and tteitity., „ 'Enhance the beauty acid value of your home with precast Steel reinforced dendrite' Unit Stet*. - FratikVing NO Waiting for con Crete to cure, Over AO sizes. in steselt. RUMMAGE' SALE Ethel Community Centre on SATURDAY, MAY 5, at 2 p.m. BAKE TABLE - RUMMAGE TABLES FISH POND - NEARLY NEW TABLES TEA TABLES SPONSORED BY ETHEL U.C.W. QUEEN'S HOTEL BRUSSELS FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS AI Harvey and The Blue Boys From Huron Park SUNDAY: Lounge Open 4 to 9 p.m. Doreen Danbrook at the piano Celebrating Smokey Dunn's Birthday ENTERTAINMENT: AT THE AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. Friday and. Saturday Night "THE ALLEY CATS" O • ft Shop and Dining ItoontNow Open :#!!tdi Satterktiui, Pith. oikf.Chips . HARRISTON Drive-In Theatre STARTS AT ORS RIDS IN CARS F PHONE 338.3121 WED. 2 - THURS. 3 -- FRI. 4 SATE S GEORGE C. SCOTT In • HOSPITAL MU, A Oistrina. OF DYNAMITE Stara ROD STEIGER and JAMES COBURN Adult EntartaInnuint 6 - TVIon. 7 -Titett..8 THE 'LOSERS Olus,Chucic Cannata in- iliLL THEM ALL AND COME BACK ALONE Int"hialit Wed: 6 Tituts, Pri„ 11 - Sat 12 BOXCAR BERTHA Start; Heirthilf Plus. SLAUGHTO. mite ,!„,.Truc -rut• stay Jim drdarn AM" essoluki st.v•-ns, • tiilt.M 1AI et