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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-10-10, Page 4Shorts Shots The COME TO LEATHER EASHitik COUNtii ,e News of Cranbrook Knox Church to have anniversary (Continued from Page 1) in this village of ours. This concern for others brought will-. ing hands to demonstrate, in a practical manner, that there are those who are ready to drop their own activities to help someone who needs it. The Wednesday following• the fire at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. Jack Thynne, nine ladies, armed with mops and pails converged on the Thynne home and went to work to clean up the mess left in the wake of the fire. This friendly reaching out of helping hands to others is not too often seen in larger centres. It is heart-warming to learn of it in our own community. Correspondent Mrs,Mac Engel Knox Presbyterian Church will observe Anniversary Ser- vice on Sunday, October 21 at 11 a.m. Sunday School will meet at 9:45 for Anniversary Sunday. We are pleased tc-.L see that Douglas Purdy is home follow- ing surgery at Listowelllospital, Carman Fischer, •Rexclale, spent the Thanksgiving weekend with his parents, Mc. and Mrs. Stanley Fischer. MissesMarie and Janet Veitch, London, were home for the long weekend, M. and Mrs. John Vanass, London, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler. Miss Ruth Kenney, Fulton, N.Y. spent a few days with Mrs. Mac Engel. They were guests .at the Kellam-Engel wedding in St, James Anglican Church, Strat- ford, on Friday evening. Several ladies from the W.M.S Afternoon Group were guests of the Atwood W.M.S. in the Atwood Presbyterian Church on Wednes- day evening, October 3rd.• Rev. Dennis Clark was the speaker and an enjoyable evening was spent with other guests from Ethel, Moncrieff, and Monkton. Mrs., Wilfred Strickler and Mrs. Clem. Steffler from the CranbroOk Women's. Institute at- tended the Fall Rally at. Centralia on October 1. Mr. and Mr s.Wayne Cameron, Dean and Daryl, Tilbury spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. John Bouch and children, Collingwood, spent the weekend with Mr. anciAlrs. Doug.. las. Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Huether and daughters, Cambridge, visi- ted Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Iluether, Cranbrook Cooking Clan met at the home of Mrs, Clare Veitch on October 6th and the last meet- ing will be held on Friday, Oct- ober 19 at 6:30p.m. Nancy Knight disCussed handout sheets and Mrs Veitch and Nancy ((with an Or-. iental Flavor." Nancy and Mary Ellen Knight demonstrated howto make pineapple, chicken and rice. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Thiel, Kitchener visited Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley on the weekend, • In scanning the Mitchell Advocate we note that the over thirty Women's Institute members from Newfound- land had a busy day in the Kirkton and Mitchell area. While in Mitchell they toured the , Stacey Bros.. plant. The Zurieh Citiz ens-News reports a double victory. Last weekend was a big event for- two Dashwood resi- dents when the London and. District Cage Bird Associa- tion held their annual show in the Elk Club. Stewart Wolfe received $107 in a draw. Roy Van Dorsselaer Captured two firsts and a second with the three cages he showed and he was also the seller of the lucky ticket which won' the draw for his neighbor. - - -.Several areas of Stephen Township have asked the municipality to request feasibility study on the possibility on receiving water from the Grand Bend to London Lake Huron pipeline. Those interested are the police village of Dashwood, Crediton and Centralia and the urban area at Huron Park. Blyth moved one small step closer to having senior citizens apartments, according to the Blyth Standard, on Monday night when council passed a by-law asking a survey of need for senior citizens housing. The by-law enables the Ontario Housing Commission to conduct a survey in Blyth to determine if there is a need for subsidized housing Jor senior citizens. No date was given as to when the survey will be conducted. — - Members of the Blyth Christian Reformed. Church honored Rev. and Mrs. Kroeze on their retirement. They will live in Hamilton. . The Lucknow Sentinel reports that Irene Hasty, 18, daughter -of Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hasty of Ashfield Town- ship, was awarded the Huron County Women's Institute Scholarship of $100 at the district rally at Centralia on Monday. She Is a' graduate of F. E. Madill Secondary School,' Wingham, and is presently' training as a student nurse at St. Thomas-Elgin Hospital at St . Thomas. - — The fund raising campaign for the new Ripley-Huron Recreation Complex swung into high gear this week as the personal canvass of residents of the community began: Robert Emerson, chairman of the committee said that the total cost of the recreation complex, which will include an artificial ice arena, and indoor swimming pool, will be , $450,000. - - - Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Cameron of Lucknow celebrated their 63rd wedding anniversary on Friday. - .; - Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Webster, Dungannon, marked their 50th wedding anniversary recently. A rummage sale, according to the Teeswater News, sponsored by the Teeswater Lions Club, which has become an annual event, netted about $1500. The Wingham Advance-Times reports that the district planning board may soon be dissolved and.a new board, strictly for the Town of Wingham may replace. It. — Lions District Governor James Pemberton congratulated four charter members of the Wingham Club, while making his official visit to the Wingham Lions Club. The charter members Emery Stuckey, Hartley Crawford, Frank Madill and. Wilfred Crawford, were made "Old Monarchs" after 35 years of membership. Mr. and Mrs. William Daer, according to, the'Goderich Signal-Star, observed their 55th wedding anniversary recently. A small celebration was held at the home of their soh, Joseph Daer. The Clinton News-Record reports that Clinton council has' decided to install ..crosswalks at four points. Cross- walks will be installed at John and Albert Streets, flatten- bury and Albert Streets, Victoria and East Streets and East and Ontario Streets. - - Estimated loss Of about $10,000 was caused by fire to the trailer home of Mrs. Mabel McCullough, Clinton. Mrs. McCullough is a widow. She and her Six children were left homeleSs and lost most of their belongings In the fire. No official cause of the fire Was given. - PennySale nets $1,039 for the women'S Auxiliary to the Clinton public Hospital. The Exeter 'Times-Advocate reports that the Grand Bend council oh a split vote Monday night decided to continue With investigations of a proposed sewage system for the village. - e A report from the Ministry of Treasury economics and intergovernmental affairs, shows that Exeter has the highest percentage of back taxes of any town in Huron. 4,,•••••••••••••••••••••• • • I Hail Ts ro •, • a, Pilate 88V933.4 • • • • SPECIAL • .8 • SO pound ONIONS $4.79 HEAD LEMKE . 25c Amormirrarri Hon/ ARe 71/,eg -A67RoNA107 -5 JU57' LIKE ANY 071-1572 "TOURIr5? EVERY FRIDAY AT 12 NOON „PHONE 887-6461 BRUSSELS, ONT. • • • siii6(011 The Old Mill uses only the finest quality of leathern available. Talk to our dotitteOUS Stile. *toff end ask them to explain 'end even show you the different btialltios of Mitheri. rti ==. =NA You'll not Only find value et the Old 114111bUt beauty of dellgti and superior WOtkinattshlp. Because The Old Mill it associated With a Tennant and Fellniongity our prices, have remained IOW eVen- thOUgh the world inatket prices on WOOl and leitthet teem esCitatttd, Thirteen years ago The Old MITI originated the Idea of Of, feting leather and WO011en, ' ptodUctis to the public at tab= tory outlet Obit, Thie Is stilt Out elm = lOWitit prices And. higheit quality The Old Mill = toethet apecidtst Were the Of Wilhite = the liiidet now ape of iiiiithet, Take a drlvr to our Out in ;the country, jitat 1 Mite iouih of Blythion' highway 4, don daily 9 6 0404 Friday- And 00, Stitictityt 1 0.01i, Starting today, foe Its.13th consecutive year, the Old MITI brings to Its many friends and customers their annual Factory Outlet Sale, We may be in a new building .but our name Js the Sante. = a name that fOr Over 13 year' petiple have come to rely. upon for uncoMparable values in men's and ladies' leather &nits, sheepskin rugir pure virgin Wool blankets; gloves and ac- cessories. ••••••••••04elepo•it • MARKET • We Deliver • • • • y. • • 0..44' 04 I 0 'di 0 a 4 4;t14.E POST, Cidtottgit 16, 191'