HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-08-15, Page 8Listowel plans News of Cranbrook
Open House Return. from B.0
at lagoon
Faced with criticism during
the recent years concerning
its sanitary sewage disposal
plant, Listowel is inviting area
citizens to come and take a look.
Listowel points put that the town
has always been conscious
regarding pollution and for this
reason, has carried out extensive I
improvements ,to its facilities in!
the past. It has studies under-
way at present for further addi-
tions, all in co-operation with the'
Ministry of the Environment.
Plans are underway to hold
"Open House" at the lagoon.site
on Thursday afternoon, August
16th, between the hours of 2 p.m.
to 8 p.m. The public is invited.
Arrangements have been fina-
lized for bus service to anyone
needing transportation. Details
are contained in an advertisement
in this ,issue.
A complete tour around the •
lagoons will be conducted, fol-
lowed with refreshments on the
site and Ministry-of the Environ-
ment staff as well as members
of Listowel Council will be
on. hand to explain the operation.
Somebody
Wants What
You Don't Need!
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Through
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Classified
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TODAY'S CHILD
,BY ,HELEN ALLEN
HE LOVES SPORTS
Brian is good company, always cheerful and co-olerative,
usually smiling, as you see him. here.
At 15, Brian is tall and slim with dark hair, blue eyes and
fair skin plus a few freckles. His background is Austrian and
Anglo-Saxon.
Brian excells in sports. He is a runner and plays soccer,
but hockey is his favorite. He plays regularly on two hockey
teams and community leagues and his ambition is to be a
professional With the enthusiasm he has and the skills
he is developing he might make it. Brian is well liked by
his team mates and is a keen competitor. He is inclined to
' think summer is a _waste, with no hockey. He would like to
devise an outdoor rink that would be operational all year.
Brian'has just finished Grade Eight and will be entering a
two-year occupational course in the fall. He is interested in
woodworking and good at it, his latest accomplishment
being as handsome, functional birdhouse. He has recently
developed an interest in nature. He sings in the school choir.
He needs warm, 'understanding, involved parents - and
especially a father who will share his hockey interest.
To inquire about adopting Brian, please write to Today's
Child, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general
adoption information, please contact your local Children's
Aid Society.
.and 26 at 9;45 a.m.
Strickler returned home on Fri-
visited -friends in Lindsay, Cook-
holidays.
stown, and Collingwood on their
ville, will conduct the services
in Knox Church on August 19
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Purdy
Rev. E.G. Nelson,, Orange-
Mrs. Mac Frigel
Correspondent
Mrs. Jim Percival, London.
on Monday following two we
as a patient.
able to leave Wingham Hosp
las Smith, aden, and Mr.
McEachern last week was t
Mrs. Douglas Purdy.
son, Winston,Cambridge, I
weekend visitors with Mr.
children, Collingwood,
Mr. and Mrs. Leon
miss Alice J. Forrest
Visiting Mr. and Mrs.
day from a months motor trip Detroit, visited Miss Mar
to Victoria, Cranbrook, B.C. and Jeschke.
Jasper. Wilfred was a delegate mr. and Mrs. Harry Haig
to the Forresters' Convention Brussels, Mrs. Frank mot
in Vancouver. ston, Seaforth, and Mrs.
• Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engel Engel spent last week in
and family and Mr. and Mrs. Hayfield area.
John Engel and family spent the Tracy and palmy Jacklin
weekend at Paul Bunyan Camp, C hrissie Lahourie, Bloorni,
Bayfield. dale, spent several day's w
Mr. and Mrs. John Bouch and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn.
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