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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-06-13, Page 9Officers of Brussels Legion Ladies Auxiliary were installed recently. They include (front row, left to right) Bernice MacFarlane, Margaret Brewer,Gene Dellow; (second row) Kay Duncan, Bertha Elliott, Jean Lamont, Verna Tunney and Doreen, Rutledge. (Staff Photo) Brussels Legion installed their new 1973 executive at a recent meeting. Pictured above are the men's officers. (Left to Right) (front row) Glen Bridge, John Brewer, Tom Garniss Pete Cardiff; (second row) Stewart Lowe, Archie Willis, Cliff Dunbar, James Dellow, Allen Nichol. (Staff photo) Launch $110,450 survey of Huron rural areas MINI VACATIONS BY HABKIRK TRANSIT SERVICE LIMITED JULY 3 4 DAY JULY 16 6 DAY JULY 25 6 DAY AUGUST 7 3 DAY AUGUST IS DAY AUGUST 31 and OCTOBER $ 4 DAY PENNSYLVANIA kutifown Dutch Folk Festival NoVa Scotian Mini Cruise Montreal, Quebec City and Ste, Anne De Beauprit _ MoosoMse, Polar Bear Express Washington, Willianisburg, Colonial Virginia' Nashville, Grand' Ole Opry S 75.00 $12040 S 99,00 $104,00 .'$139,00 $ 66.o0 PRICES QUOTED ARE BASED ON A FOUR TO A ROOM BASIS: ,OTHER PRICES LISTED IN TOUR OOKET AVAILABLE ST WRITING ISAMU TRANSIT BOX 700, S EAFORT14, OR YOU! LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT. DIRECT 'DIAL--TOLL FREE 1-800-265-4194 BOX 789 SEAFORTH ONTARIO 519 5Z7-0050 Pee Wee girls drop opener to Brodhagen The Brussels Pee Wee girls have gotten underway in their schedule with their first- game Friday in Brodhagen. They had' a bad start allowing 26 runs in the first inning but settled down and the final score was. Brod- hagen 48, Brussels 24. One Sunday, June 10, they travelled to Tavistock where one could see real improvements having gained some experienCe from their first .encounter and after 4 complete innings the score was 6 - 5 for Tavistock but the last Walton juvenile schedule AT HOME GAMES Sun.,June 17-Southampton 3:00 Sun.,June 24-whitechurch 3:00 Mon.,July 2-Harriston in Brussels 8:30 Sun.,July 8-Ripley 3:00 Sun.,July 22-Southampton 3:00 Mon.,July 23-H arriston in Brussels 8:30 Sun.,July 29-Whitechurch 3:00 Sun.,Aug. 5-Ripley 3:00 AWAY GAMES AT Sun.,June 10-Southampton 2:00 Thur.June 21-Harriston 8:30 Mon.,June 25-Ripley 8:30 Fri.,June 29-Whltechurch 8:30 Tues.,July 10-Ripley 8:30 Sun.,July f5-Southampton 3:00 Thur.,July.19-Harriston 8:30 Thur.,Aug. 2-Whitechurch 8:30 inning Tavistock took over and ended with an X18 - 5 score over Brussels. On Monday Brodhagen came to Brussels and, again there was improvement in the girls, as they are gaining some confidence. This time Brodha.gen again came out on top with the score 27 - 11 with Brussels again having a bad inning. The public is urged to come out and give the girls support, as many played no ball before. It may take most of the season to get a win but they are eager so lets get behind them. Coaches are Mrs: Vandenberg, Mrs. Mary Tenpas, and Mrs. Shirley Wheeler. ' Terry Crisp to attend banquet Terry Crisp, first line center-man of the Philadelphia. Flyers of the National Hockey League will attend the Brussels Minor Sports Banquet onSatur- day, July 7. Tickets for the banquet are now on sale and all minor hockey players will .have been notified by Wednesday. If you haven't been approached yet then call your coach. The banquet is not limited just to the players and their fami- lies but fans may attend as well. Tickets may be purchased through any minor hockey coach but it must be done immediately. A pilot project in Huron Coun- ty to cost $110,450 was given approval at last Thursday's ses- sion of County Council. The study of Urban Develop- ment in Rural Areas will be fin- anced on a cost sharing basis with the Province of Ontario pay- ing 80 percent and the County of Huron 20 percent. It will look at the desirability and effects of non-farm develop- ment in rural areas and is the first of its kind in Ontario. The tax review committee comprised of Chairman Charles Thomas, Gerry Ginn, Cecil Des- Jardine, Joe Kerr, Deb Shewfelt, Frank Cook and Warden Roy Pattison is meeting regularly now. Plans are to make recom- mendations based on the findings of the committee in the field of welfare, library and health. "The committee proposed to detail a comparison in costs be- tween population basis versus assessment basis for these three mentioned services", reported Reeve Thomas. During the brief discussion, Reeve Anson McKinley of Stanley Township applauded the recent provincial budget which gave a 50 percent tax rebate to farmers but deplored the resource equaliza- tion grant which "treats the land as a taxable resource to be equalized". "A lot of strange formulas will come out of Toronto in the next couple of years", preducted John Berry, clerk-treasurer. 'The county is giving a grant' of $1,000 to the Victorian order of Nurses whose services are now available county-wide. This grant carries with it a condi- tion, however, that the VON dies not "solicit funds from the local municipalities in HuronCOunty." University of western Ontario scholarships of $100 each• were awarded to Miss Terri Louise Paul, RR 1, Kirkton and Donald Thomas Jolly, Exeter. As well, a $100 scholarship was awarded to Robert Rowe, RR 1, Exeter, a student at Ridgetown College of Agricultural Technology. ROADS Prices for road construction are up this year from five to 10 percent according to Huron Coun- ty Engineer Jim Britnell. He noted the average cost of resurfacing per mile is about. $14;000 and that the normal life of a road is from seven to 10 years although most stand up be- yond that time. Contracts have recently been let to George RadfOrd Construc- tion Ltd. for 39,000 tons of crushed gravel to be applied to ROad 28 in Howick Township at $1.00 per ton, a total of. $39,000; to Lavis Contracting Ltd. for hot mix paving, shaping and asphalt glitter on County Road 1 at Ben- WESTERN STAR and MORNING STAR REBEKAH 100F ANNUAL CHURCH SERVICE SUNDAY, JUNE 17th St. John's Anglican Church Oddfellows to meet at Lodge Hall at 10:30 a.m. to parade to church. • ANNUAL IOOF and BRANCH 218 ROYAL CANADIAN LEG- ION and LADIES' LEGION AUXILIARY DECORATION -SERVICE' At Brussels Cemetery at 2:30 p.m. — Royal Canadian Legion Pipe Band in Attendance '— EVERYONE INVITED TO ATTEND June 6th, ball games were played on Sunday with the Sabres sneaking into first place. • The firSt matchup saw the streaking Sabres defeat the shOrt manned M*A*S*H 16 .a; 13. The gaine was late starting; therefore; they played only 4 !Mina. M*A*S*H put up a good scrap, but due to their lack of manpower, their fielding Suffered. In the Sedond game the Barons completly outclassed the Wee: Stinkers 21-12. Brian "Leh Ball" Rutledge kept up his magic over the town 1?eagne hitters, securing the victory tar the AriS•i,. tOdrata. The Wee Stinkers allowed 7 runs in . the third inning on 4 hits and 3 walk's, virtually ing the win PLAYERS OF THE WEEK SABRES. Jim iitabylace"bld , Sabres lead after 3 league games field led the ,SabreS at the plate going 3 f or includ ing a homer and securing 3 runs. M*A*S*H - Murray "Muppet" Workman led M*A*S*H at, bat, going 4 tot 5 with 2 doubles and 2 BARONS -jadk Rabbit' 'Higgint scored 3 runs in 5 at bat leading: his team tit:ViCtory. WEE -STINKERS = ba*e Hastings went 5 for 5 at: the plate scoring 3 runs and stealing 3 bases. LEAGUE STANDINGS W t sm-ARs, 1 0 1 8 .goikik8*11 1 1 0 g: .BARONS 1 1 O. 2 WEE titg .o 1 1 1 Miller at a cost Of $29,295.50; and to Lavis Contracting Ltd: tot hot mix resurfacing ondotin, ty Road 12 between 8eaforth and Wallop at 'a total bid of $133,532.50. In other business, council Of tidally closed a road in Vanaitri which. WaS never OPetied, leads nowhere and presently has do-, nestoga dolleg6 situated On Sea tHt BRUSSELS POSTS JUNE 3, 1973-9.