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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-08-08, Page 1istowel, lite and visited )11ts Mr, i. ttes and Monday ubuque, s uncle ;• Tom ry "I'll try the broad jump and the. ball throw," peti tors up for events in the Mini Olympics at the Brussels Publte School last Wednesday. 59 it St. it 6 er 102nd Year - Issue No. 32 Wednesday, A'ugust 8, 1973 Residents consider plans • "Stilihg PateS t These 'happy youngsters ate. e.tt.oying .their summer stay i ng home At the Crystal .palace. Fean txet (too left) t di anise Thomat i _ChuOk Exel and' &Oh- kuttedgewe charge of,tht. dtett, rehearsal` oftht' '.C4Oeett_ held of, Friday night The mini 'Olympics. come to Brussels for "Hhe future of Brussels A public meeting. held in8ruS- sels last- Tuesday night, was a soundoff - 'Of future, planS for village develOpment. ' About 70 • residents turned out to heat the proposals outlined by . Gary Davidson, director of planning and Nick Hill, county planner for Huron, Brussels, first village in the county designated for direction, in development in 1971, requested the Huron COnnty Planning Board• to prepare planning zoning pro= posals. The main objective of the plan Said Reeve Jack McCutcheon was for zoning to regulate land use_ Currently there are no growth guidelines or restrictions in the village. Connell last May adopted . a building bylaW' to bloCic hap- hazard and Untegulated con sthictiori 'of hotiSes .-Within the limits of the village. The planS disCuSged at the meeting last week will bedtime Brussels secondary plan when approved by council:" A secondary plan acts as air ainendifient to the county official plan whiCh. sets genetal gnidelinet .fiet growth and deVelepinent. A five-member citizen's committee was setup in Pebritary proViding. information to aid the planners in formulating the development plan.. Data fet development was proVided by committee rtierdbers; Jim Cardiff, realtOr i on hrmaing, We're sorry Because of me 'ghahical difficuI ities thepublishert Iregret it has been tflecessary to omit a number Of stories from this week '`s' George 'McCutcheon, member of the Maitland Valley,.Conservation AUthotity on, river environment; Ray Adams, merchant, the shopping area; Mrs. Clark Matheson, long time citizen of Brussels and an authority on Village history gaVe planners a list of historical Sites;.an4Rseve Jack McCutcheon, on proposed areas for' an induStrial ,park. - Top priority on the, list of projects is a sanitary sewage system. At the community's requeSt, the prOVince IS con- Aiding a cost survey of a full Municipal SyStern for-the Village. The survey is being carried out. by ROSS AsSoC;OfGOderiCh. 'Installation of a -mithioipally operated mobile. home park is underway in the patk : • on StreltOn St. next to the. creamery. The' park,, consisting of ten sites, was ,to, ready': in June but due to'build- lug problems • the Water, 'hydro and sewage systems will not be operational until geptember, There is landscaping to be &Me AS, Well"; • said Reette. Mc OutChe011 "before the. park Can .be ' The basic aim "Of the fittiSSe' Plati IS to encourage and regulate' groWth while maintaining the $ibee.iity, and "uniqueness" Of the Village, Nick I:till said; A store front ekbibitiou, the 15th., 16th and 17th of August located the tontiet workshop on Main, St. will edilSiSt of a display itt' niOdelS, drawings, ..sketchet slides and tapes ' detailing thf, proposals fOf 'BitASelS Nitre' development. r One proposal calls for retention 'of the Cefittal:bittinetr diStrint on '1' betWeel, Makket and Mill Stteeta Whei* indSt:dt the buildifigs date back. to the,18004, Future expansion o the dete.. it WAS dedidedk. The. Olympics came to Brussels Wednesday afternoon. The torch was carried to thesite by Colleen Raymond who held the mini-flame aloft in, the parade to the public school grounds where the games took place. colleen and Diane Willis of Brussels supervisors of the vil- lage wading pool, organized a day of activities for young Brussels athletes, aged 1 to 12. The 40 odd children taking part were organized into teams - Horse, Bear, Cat, Mouse and Dog with corresponding banners. Em- ployed by the village recreation committee Diane and Colleen are putting what they learned at a recreation course at Vanastra in June to good use.' Gail White of R.R.3, Brussels and Mary Ann Bernard of Brussels added a rat- a-tat-tat to the para.de with their drums. Tim Dunn,14, and brother Michael, 3, brought up the rear on Tim's horse Lightning. Several mothers and friends of the organizers were on hand to help, judge the events. Ken Scott, Principal' of the, Brussels Public School gave permission to use school equipment. ' Winners ofthe Mini Olympics: GIRLS 440 Run: Jacque Workman,lit; Vicky McCall, 2nd. 50 Yard Dash: Jacque Work- man, 1st; Vicky. McCall, 2nd; Elizabeth Exel, 3rd. Standing' Long, Jump: Dianne Stephenson, 1st; Elizabeth Exel, 2nd; Janet Heibien, 3rd. _ Triple Jump: Michelle me- Cutcheon, 1st; Dianne Stephen- son, 2nd.; Jacque Workman, 3rd. High Jump: Michelle Mc- Cutcheon,1st; Vicky McCall, 2nd; Janet Heibien, 3rd. Ball Throw: Dianne Stephen- son, 1st; Michelle McCutcheon, 2nd; Elizabeth Exel, 3rd. BOYS 10 - 12 440 Yard, Run: Doug Cousins, 1st; Brian Tenpas, 2nd; Ken Cou- sins ' 3rd. 220 yard, Run; Dpug cousins, lst; ken Cousins, 2nd. 100 Yard Dash: Jim Adams, 1st; Doug. Cousins , 2nd.; Brian Tenpas, 3rd. 5.0 Yard Dash: Brian Tenpas, 1st; Jim Adam s.,Pnd; Darwin Me- Cutcheon, 3rd. Standing Long Jump: Jim ' Adams, 1st; Kevin Pennington, 2nd; David Hall, 3rd. High Jump - Kevin Penning-. ton,1st; Darwin McCutcheon, 2n; John Vanden berg, 3rd. Ball Throw:. John Vanden- berg, 1st; John Richmond, 2nd; Peter Exel, 3rd. Running Long Jump: Darwin McCutcheon,,1st; John Vanden- burg, 2nd; David Hall, 3rd. GIRLS 7 - 9 5CL Yard Dash: Jill McCut- cheon, 1st; Trina Watts, 2nd., Sandra Huether, 3rd. Standing Long Jump: Trina Watts, 1st; Brenda Richmond, 2nd. Running Long. Jump: Brenda Richmond, 1st; Sherry 'Heibien, 2nd. High Jump: Jill McCutcheon, 1st; Sandra Huether, 2nd; Sherry Heibien, 3rd. BOYS 7 - 9 50 Yard Dash Bradley Right, 1st; Tod Wheeler, 2nd; Dean Rutledge, 3rd.... Standing Long Jump: Brad- ley Right, 1st; Tod wheeler, 2nd Paul Ten Pas, 3rd. High Jump : Terry McCut- cheon, 1st; Paul Ten Pas, 2nd; Da.rrin Watts, 3rd. , Ball Throw: Terry McCut- cheon, 1st; Bradley Right, 2nd. Running Long Jump: Tod Wheeler, 1st; Kevin Wheeler, 2nd; -trarrin Watts, 3rd. GIRLS 4 - 6 15 Yard Dash: Gwen Cou- sins, 1st; Sherry Heibien, 2nd; Rosy Marks, 3rd. Standing Long 'Jump: Gwen Cousins, 1st; Rosy Marks, 2nd; Susy Marks, 3rd. Frisby Toss: Gwen Cousins, 1st; Ruth. Watts, 2nd.; Patricia Ten Pas, 3rd. Obstacle Course: Alison Peters, 1st; Ross Marks, 2nd; Ruth watts, 3rd. GIRLS 1 - 3 Ball Throw: Debbie GolleY, lst;':CindSrBernard, BOYS 1 3 - Ball Throw: curtis peters, 1st; Sean Conaboy, 2nd. . BOYS AND GIRLS 1 - 3 10 Yard .Run: Cindy Bernard .1st; Sean Conaboy, 2nd. (conUntied . on page 8) C and service area. A renewal (Continued on Page 5) , should occur West (behind the'. J.ttue, T • heit appeAt ..k stew this' land oemrs! bA t kik •