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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-09-19, Page 5See the new line of Simplicity washers&dryers at OLDFIELD'S HARDVVIARE 887-6851 — BRUSSELS Scanning the Weeklies By Lee Hee Busineis Directory DONALD M. LAURIE Insurance Agency Auto — Commercial Furth — Residential BOX 129, BRUSSELS PIL 887-9221 J. E. LONGSTAFF —012 iOMETRISTL SEAFORTH — 527-1240 BY APPOINTMENT: CLINTON (Mon.1;:ty Only) — 482.7010 . ANSTETT JEWELLERS LTD. Witch, and Jewellery Repairs — We Sell and'Service — BULOVA — ACCUTRON WATCHES — 3 Stores -- SEAFORTH • — CLINTON — WALKERTON McGavin's Farm Equipment We Specialize in a Complete Line of FARM EQUIPMENT SALES and SERVICE BRUSSELS . SEAFORTH 887.6265 WALTON, ONTARIO r 527.0245 WALLACE' BELL TRANSPORT PCV. CLASS FS. & F. — PHONE 887-6829 — Local and Long Distance Hauling of All Livestock. Hogs Shipped Mondays and Wednesdays JIM CARDIFF REAL ESTATE BROKER — GENERAL INSURANCE Agent for Howick Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance FIRE — AUTO LIABILITY Phones: Office 8874100 Residence 887.6164 JAMES-WAY Power Choring Farm Equipment — for Dairy, Beef, Hogs, Poultry Complete Barn Installation — Free Planning and Estimates MIKE'S Farm Equipnient HAVEMAN 887.9404 BRUSSELS Now save faster '1 I 1 I I I nt DS osit and :E Il 1889 nager • • • • t • . • • • • • • • t • • • • • • • 6 ' • • • • ;easel, [E 95 Hear Hydro at WI sels branch is to go' to Wingham for the course, It was decided to enter a display at Brussels Fall Fair of eight hand made articles suit- able for Xmas gifts: Members having suitable articles are to leave them with Miss Laura. Lucas or Mrs. Amy Speir be- fore-Oct. 3, A donation of $25 is to be given to the Huronview auxiliary in place of baking which usually was sent to the Fall Bazaar. The money is to be used to help purchase a van for wheel chair residents. Mrs. Carson Watson took charge of the meeting and intro- duced guest speaker, Ross Hawley from the Ontario Hydro, London who gave an interesting informal talk,' interspersed with slides on the many- major and small electrical appliances., their use, care and safety precautions were discussed. Many questions were asked in regard to elec- tricity and its safe use. Each person got a number of infor- mative painphlets. Mr. Hawley was thanked and presented with a gift. The roll call was • answered by a hydro safety rule. An interesting motto on "Are you mistress . or slave in your home?" prepared by Mrs. Doug Hemingway was read by Mrs. Machan. You should have a schedule of your work and time to see that it's followed. It should allow for leisure and re- creation as well. Mrs. Machan also read a poem on the"Parable of the Hot Dog." Happy birthday was sung for Mrs. E. Parrish and Mrs. E. Shaw \Who have birthdays in Sep- tember. Sunshine collection was taken up by Miss Beth Hoover. Lunch was served by Mrs. Matheson and Mrs. Ada Arm- strong. BERG Sales — Service Installation FREE ESTIMATES • Barn Cleaners • Bunk Feeders • Stabling' Donald G. Ives R.R. 2, Blyth Phone: Brussels 887.9024 In scanning the Mitchell Advocate this past weekend, it is noted that while no financial plans are yet forthcoming for the new arena and community centre to be built in Mitchell under the sponsorship of the town and surrounding townships of Fullerton, Hibbert and Logan, provincial and federal approval for a winter works loan for this project have been approved, according t o a letter read at Monday night's regular meeting of town council. When requirements are determined, municipal board approval will be sought. The building committee has been meeting with the architect re plans, etc. on various occasions. - - Clerk McVicar read a report of the county road committee resolutions re the old county ,garage and the proposed riew'bridge on Frank St. Tom Collings advised therein that this committee had decided to sell the garage to the Town of Mitchell for $15,000, or, if not purchased, -to lease it to a Kitchener man, who manufaCtures small TV parts. On motion of (Jordan-Butson) the industrial committee will negotiate with this man, re leasing the garage at a stipulated rental, plus taxes, maintenance, etc. fora term of years, subject to an agreement to re-locate within the town's industrial area in five years. - - Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Greene, Mitchell, marked their 50th wedding anniversary recently. Mrs. Greene is the former Mary Hoggarth of Tuckersmith and Mr. Greene, the son of the laie Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Greene of Hensall. They have a family of four daughters and four, sons. The Teeswater News reports that the congregation of Knox. Presbyterian Church, honored Rev. and Mrs. T. J. McKinney prior to their departure to Port Hope. Rev. and MRS. Mc- Kinney have served the Teeswater Church for the past nineteen years. Earle _Shapper, Huntsville, according to the Zurich. Citizens News, has been appointed as clerk-treasurer for the Village of Hensall. Earl Campbell, present clerk-treasurer is retiring, at the end of this year. Mr . Shapper will commence his new duties on December 1. - - District Governor James Pemberton of Cambiidge will make an official visit to Zurich Lions Club on Monday. His topic for the meeting is "One MilliOnMenServing Mankind." - - - Many relatives and friends called recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto willert, Dashwood, to congratulate Mr. Willert on his 80th birthday. The Blyth Standard relates that the family of Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Patterson held an open house recently .to honor their parents on their Golden Wedding Anniversary. - - East Wawanosh Township council has called tenders for the new public works building. These tenders will be opened on September 12th when the builder of the new, building will be decided upon. The Goderich Signal-Star reports that Goderich Town Council has received official word from provincial and federal authorities that the municipality's winter works program has been approved. The project - storm sewers in a certain area was initially researched following a suggestion by Reeve Deb Shewfelt, chairman of. Public Works.- Total .cost of ?ae project has been estimated at $152,000. The Winter Capital Projects Fund will pay 100 per cent of the labor costs in the project, estimated_at $64,000, providing the work is done between December l this year and. May 31 next ye;.r. - - - Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Young of 48 Newgate Street in Goderich will mark 70 years of married' life on Sunday and will hold open house at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ver n Smith, 19 Victoria St. At the regular session of Bayfield council last Wednesday evening council discussed at length the closing of the dump. The reeve reported on hiS contact with the officers of the Holmesville Site and found the village could be accommo- dated there. There will be further discussions at the next meeting. — Clinton may get a Senior Citizen's recrea- tion hall after discussion nt a special meeting held by Clinton council last• Thursday night. A site for the new building must be foUnd, before a $25,000 offer by W. L. Cooper of 'grigland, who offered the gift to the town in 1971 will be available. An undisclosed location was suggested to council but no definite action was taken on the matter. - Clinton Legion Juvenile hardball team captured the All-Ontario"B" Championship last Sunday in Hagersville with a convincing 13-4 win. It made 19- straight wins for the season with not a loss. The team will be honored by the town at a later date. The Exeter Times-AdvoCate reports that Gerry Smith walked away with his feurth championship for old-time fiddling this year at Western Fair. Jerry St. Marie, London, came second and -Nelson HOWe, Staffa, was third. - Usborne COuricil went on record as opposing the proposed closing • of the Centralia College of Agricultural TeChnolOgy. - - The Educational CeiCc.re for Adult TraineeS will open in Dashwood in the Veil near futtire. Extensive' renovations to the former Dashwood InthistriesLid.building will soon be completed. - -Smith Construction of 8eafOrth and Hensall have been awarded the contract to build a new WOrks department building in Exeter for the cost of $68,1:506. It WAS the lowest of low bids by $80 013.89. Clerk Eric CarSCadden said he had alloted $60,000 in the budget for the building. Over 30 Majestic W.I. members and visitors, met in the , Brussels public library, Sept. 12th for the consumer affairs. meeting which was convened by Mrs. Carson Watson and. Mrs. Viola Meehan. President, Mrs. Earl Cudmore opened the meet- ing, Miss Laura Lucas, the sec.- treasurer, read minutes and financial statement. The Huron County historical society is holding a meeting in Cranbrook on Sept. 20 at which a carload of ladies will attend. Mrs. Gordon Engel will • give the history of Cranbrook and vicinity. The Huron county W.I. rally will be held in Centralia on Oct. 1st. Mrs. Leona Armstrong and Mrs. Jennie Turnbull will be voting delegates. A letter was received from the Children's Aid Society in regard to what use the money from the W.I. bursary fund would be put. A short course on "Choosing and Using Fabrics" will be held on Nov. 20. Brus- Spepial, Savings Accounts Belgrave Co-op For Feed and Ferltilizer — Petroleum Pro- ducts — Hairdware and Appliances — Uni- venal Equipinent and Ckarfers: BRU8sgs • WINGHAIVI 887-6453 /4?i1 Wernher Canada Deposit insurance Corporation VG t040.tt dtiS.)10.ANY SINCE Branch Manager tattowei Action Ads 5274240 '• frown, lows tag' BRUSSELS POSt; tEcitEMBER. 19, '103,64'