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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-06-05, Page 8bingo Regular games: Win. Upper, Listowel; Mrs. Margaret Adams, Wroxeter, Marie Hamilton, Lis- towel, Mrs. McLennan, Lochaish, Ileen Wagner, Lucknow, and Mary Dumpily, Listowel; Dave Miller, Listowel and Mrs. Hollo: way, Wingham; Veen Wagner, Lucknow; Joan Robinson, Luck- now (2), Mrs. McInnis, Fordwich, Mrs. Anderson, Lucknow and Mrs. McLennan, Lochaish; Mrs. Barkwell, Lucknow; Muriel Ritchie, Lucknow; Margaret Edgar, Wroxeter; Mrs. Schill, Formosa; Mrs. McLennan, Lochalsh; Mrs. Holloway, Wing- ham; Mildred Coupland, Wroxeter. Share the Wealth: 1-Mrs. Strauss, Mildmay and Wm. Upper, Listowel; 2-Mrs. Strauss. $25 Special: Jim Scott, Listowel and Mrs. Jean LaRose, Kincard- ine. Stand Up Bingo: Mrs. Jack Henderson, Wingham. Jackpot Consolation and bonus: Mrs. Sarah Hamilton, Lucknow. Lap Card: Bonnie Hislop, Wroxeter. Door Prizes: Ileen Wagner, Lucknow, Pearl Angus, Wing- ham, Margaret Edgar, Wroxeter, arid Ann Strauss, Mildmay. • Lucky Draws: Roger Leitch, Kincardine, Clara Denstedt, Dorking, Florence Kennedy, Wingham, Sarah Hamilton, LticknoW. Dart game: Mary McInnis, FordWieh- $1.0. fidwick Lions' 50-50 monthly draw: Grace Fischer ) Listowel $21.50. 8-6-THE BRUSSELS POST; /UNE HAfilat01 PHONE 338-3121 WEDNESDAY 5 — THURSDAY 6 — FRIDAY '2 AT THE N E W AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. Friday and Saturday Howard Smith and his Orchestra Starts at 8:00 p.m. Kids in cars free THE OUTLAW RIDER HE'S A MENACE ON MOTORM — PLUS HAN-NY CALDER IN COLOUR TO EXCITE ALL WESTERN FANS Stars RAQUEL WELSH and ROBT. CIFLP (Adult Entertainment) SATURDAY, 8th, ON IS 40IIIN WAYNE Stars in the SONS OF KATIE ELDER — ',tug —: t) LINE 7000 THE 8WflEST EVER STOCK CAR, ACTION (Adult Entertainment) strivrim" 9 IVIONDAY 10 — TUESDAY 11 DEEP THROAT — PART II Stars LINDA LOVELACE • -- PLUS MY 365 LOVERS 5.1974 Grades & 6 Motor Bugs 6 1 Banana. Splits 4 2 Hot Rods 4 3 Wild Wackers 1 5 Broncos 1 5 WLTPts, Q 12 0 8 0 8 0 2 0 2 • ; TWENTIETH CENTURWFOX Laurence.Olivier Adult Entertainment Michael Caine 4:feititoierethly kite" Imo 6) cio e 45. hoe: • THE SECRETARY 1 AN l',1111 11.0 TWO a001 -PtiiiidiiiitiirEati.meir.jiiiija OM* Suggest restructuring local government at County Council At the May session of Huron County Council held Friday in Goderich, Gardner Church of the Ministry of Treasury, Economics and Intergovernmental Affairs People we know Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cousins spent last weekend with his sister, Mrs. and Mr. Robert Mitchell at Downsview and attended the official opening by Honourable Wm. Davis, of the old McKenzie home at Pioneer Village. Also the 100th anniver- sary of Blackwood Masonic Lodge Ladies Night banquet in Wood- bridge. Donald Hastings, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. David Hastings who was injured in a lawn mower accident on May 11th, has returned home from St. Josephs Hospital, London. Mrs. Dorothy McArter is a patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon- don. Mrs. Nellie McArter, who has been a patient in Clinton Hospital for sometime, returned home Thursday of last week. Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Campbell on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. George H. Campbell of Listowel, Mr, and Mrs. Lawrie Cousins and family of London, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George Cousins and Timmy, and Mr. and Mrs. John Cousins and family, all of Brussels. Winners at Howick spoke about John White's proposals for re-structuring local government. he told county officials the objective was simply to eliminate as many special. Purpose bodies as possible and to have one body co-ordinate "All the demands on the taxpayers' money", but he warned that local .government may not be ready for this responsibility. Mr. Church said that the county councils across the province appeared to be the basis for re-structuring, expecially in places where the population is not large but spread' out over a sizeable area. He went on to say that while counties such as Huron have been progressive and have already put a number of services under the jurisdiction of the county, there are many, many departments that are still functioning independently. He expressed concern that it may be sometime before total re-structuring can be accomplished. The speaker told council a study into the proper plan for restruc turing in Huron, would best be done by a commissioner hired by the county. He said thig method has been found superior over other ways, including engaging a consultant, and estimated the study would take about 18 months to complete and would cost about $75,000 of which the provincial government would pay half. He said the study would look at boundaries, local gov'ernment in general, types of growth and the services and facilities required, existing communities of interest and the present relationships among municipalities. Mr. Church agreed with Reeve Derry Boyle that the provincial government would not force re-structuring on a county, but he did draw attention to the advantages to re-structuring in the future. It was his personal opinion, Mr.Church went on to say, that the municipal system as such is "outdated.". In other business during the day, county council voted a grant of $2200 to the Victorian Order of Nurses; approved some changes in the tree cutting bylaw; approved the secondary plan for the village of Bayfield which now goes for ministerial approval;and heard that Huron County scholarship winners at Centralia College of Agriculture Technology had been won by Darrel Finkbeiner. Crediton for Agricultural Business Management; Kathy Wright, Goderich, Home Economics; and Catherine Malcolm. Seaforth, animal health. New Star Personally, my wife doesn't think very much of that new foreign movie star. As a matter of fact, my wife thinks she's overrated. She's seen several of this star's movies and she can't understand a word the foreign actress is saying. .Brussels Public School Slippin' Sliders 2 3 Base. Bouncers 1 4 u Brussels Public School Traci Field meet will be held Friday, June 7th, for Grades 3 10 7 are accomplished by low cost K p e oEpv leer yd i Ads. swcoeve ek r wmphTtatel mIdgnBilrttjyrilsjoRl, Want 6 887-6641, Entertainment at The Queen's Hotel Brussels Thursday, Friday and Saturday Night Featuring London's No. 1 Country & Western Singer — VIC HELEWN Sunday Evening: THE TEX NOBLE SHOW Sunday Menu: Pork Chop Dinner FAMILY PARADISE CAMPING PARK 10 Miles North East of Seaford" CRIPPLED CHILDREN'S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 9, 1 p.m. .1 Six Groups of Entertainers Plu! BUNKEY THE CLOWN All Proceeds to Be Donated to CRIPPLED CHILDREN — Pack a lunch and stay all day — Rain or Shine BROWNIE'S CLINTON - ONTARIO BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M. - SNOW STARTS 8:30 P.M. Thursday . Friday - Saturday June 6 - 7 • `Think of the Perfed crime... `then go one step further: "THE BEST AND THE MOST ORIGINAL AMERICAN COMEDY OF 1972. 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