HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-08-08, Page 5pRO-SIL is a liquid silage additive which elim-
inates the nutritional deficiencies of corn
silage. It is highly efficient and particularly
recommended in the feeding of dairy heifers
and milking cows, with truly-amazing results"'
PRO-SIL added to corn silage is a proven,
easy, and economical way of putting weight
on feedlot cattle. Why not talk it over with
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Red Cross examiners
completed tests of those
who had been taking swimming
lessons at the Seaiorth Lions'
pool during July.
The names of those success-
ful in the various grades are
Mr. E. G. ROe
one of our representatives
will be at
THE TWIT GABLES HOTEL, LISTOWEL
on Monday, August 13th, from 1 — 4 p.m.
TELEPHONE: 291-2881
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INNEN
DEVELOPMENT BANK
as follow:
BEGINNERS PASSED '
Carolynn Wilson, Sylvia
Wood, Maureen Hutchinson, Jill
McCutcheon, Nelson Peters,
Mary Thompson, Brad Rice,
Marty Bedard, Brenda Broadfoot,
Terry Kennedy, Joyce Broadfoot,
Lise Ristimaki, Bob Menheere,
Wendy Dorssers, Lynn Hen-
Jerson, Lynn McLaughlin.
PREBEGINNERS COMPLETING
TRAINING
Tracey Wilson, Michael
Segeren, Ian Monroe, Tracey Mac
Pherson, Kittie Krauskopf, Tom
Menheere, Joanne Works, Jim
, Brennan, Vicki Machan, Heather
J Brennan, John Huether, Heather
Wilson,Paul TenPas, Kevin
Kellington, Brenda TenPas,
Trina Watts, Steve Huether, John
Stroop, Diane Bernard, Marianne
Scott, Brian MacGregor,Sandra
Regele, Laureen Ristimai, Lori
Elliott, Norman Kennedy, Stewart
Cardiff, Greg Humphries, Cathy
Deitner, Kim Shanahan, Sharon
Wilson, Elizabeth Scott.
JUNIORS
Judy Adams, Sandra McKay,
Steven Undeiwood, Brian Arms-
trong, Bruce Armstrong, Mary
Lynn Cardiff, Mary Lynn Glew,
Sandra Broadfoot, Jeff McKay,
Joan Sills, John Nielson, Dennis
Nielson, Ron. Broadfoot, Brian
Moore, Mark Underwood,
Diane Stephenson,Robert Arms-
trong,
INTERMEDIATES
Marianne Kale, Carol Ray-
mond, Juanita Smith, Peggy
Gibson, Gaye Fisher, Barbara
Doig, Jean Vantyghen, Susan
Langlois, .,Joan Huether, Ted
Montgomery.
SENIORS
Janet Haney, Kevin Campbell.
Residents consider
(Continued from Page afred car washes. The northeast
scheme for downtown recom- corner of the town is to be set
mends landscaping including aside as an industrial area
street furniture, garbage cans, separated from the village by a treescape and repair to pave- greenbelt and close to County ments. A paint-up of stores' road 12 and the railroad. Poli- and upper storeys and ,building' ties for the preservation of his-height regulations to give the, tonic sites shall be drawn up.
shopping area continuity is also Sixteen possible sites are now
under consideration, listed including the home of Reeve
Three areas selected for Jack McCutcheon on the site housing in the plan were: North- where John. Ainley, pioneer of
west, South-west and South-east.' Brussels built the first log cabin.
All three areas radiate from the! Logan's. Mill, the railroad station commercial core in a pattern of, and several homes and churches
residential development. It ISI are also on the list.
proposed that apartments be built'
near downtown for easy access Other village projects out
to stores and community) lined for this year by Reeve
facilities. rat: Jack McCutcheon are extensive
The South branch of the Mait- and far reaching;
land R., flowing through the vii. 1. Council has signed an
gage cou option for purchase of the old
parkway system of scenic beautschool property for Senior Citi-
l tens Apts. Brussels has a need
and recreational opportunity. for 23 units according to a sur-"People are beginning to ap-vay hv nntario Housing. Appro.. predate the river and. I believe , val of the purchase by Ontario
it would act as a drawing card for' Housing corporatfon is now
new residents," said Mrs. Clark awaited.
Matheson. The plan recommendso Establishment of a Govern-
the village and the Maitland ment liquor outlet, this request
Valley Conservation Authority, was turned 'down previously, but
which owns 57 acres including the board is considering a rep
the old mill and pond, initiate survey.
a long-term acquisition program 4. Possible extension of the
for development of a continuing arena involving financial agree-
greenbelt of riverside parkland. 'meets with n ighboring town-
At present, most shoreline: ships.
property is either floodplain or, 5. A sidewalks program.
weedinfested unused land. Council hopes to repair a couple(
Also designated in the plan is .pf blocks per' year. This year
an area on County Road 12 for it's 1 1/2 blocks on Main St.
commerce such as gas stations North-west from the Bank to the
New American Hotel and on the
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East side from Krauter's Shop
to Hackbart's.
6. Council plans to meet
with the Centennial Committee
to discuss the use to which pro-
ceeds from last year's Centen-
nial will be put. The proceeds
of about $8,000 is 'community
money" says Reeve McCutcheon,
"and should be spent in that
capacity. "It is hoped that the
most worthwhile project may be
selected for the betterment of
everyone in the community." he
commented.
It is only a matter of time
until the sanitation system is
completed, likely four to five
years, and Brussels will begin
to attract new industry and resi-
dents, Mr. Hill said.
This year the Huron County
Planning Board have been plan-
ning for Grey Twp., Howick,'
Brussels and Zurich. Grey and
Howick are planned as agricul-
tural-envirOnmental corridors.
The Farmer's Market in. Zurich
has just been finished. As for
Brussels, stop by the storefront
exhibition in the village wort-
shop, August 15th, 16th and 17th
and take a look.
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