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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-08-14, Page 16TARGET OF COUNCIL — At last Monday's council meeting members decided to wage a campaign against some of the more unsightly areas of the village. This home, across from the ball park will be asked to remove the excess vehicles from the residential area. (Staff Plioto) Editorial Big government (Continued from Page 2) report's suggestions. The numer one objection as we see it is to the fact that little Huron County will be smothered in a five county health district with the larger, more urbanized counties, of Middlesex, Elgin and even Oxford and Perth. The populatipn of London alone is four times that of Huron which with 50,000 people Would be the smallest county in the 550,000 population district. With say ten members on the governrrient district health council what quality of representation could our county, let alone our towns and villages, hope for? We are for better health facilities for the people of our county. We can agree that centralizing some health services might help meet this end. But the health ..task force's recommendations are so new and in some cases revolutionary that they must be studied and talked about by all of us before any decisions are made. If the provincial government is really, as they say "committed to the principle of public involvement in the planning of health services" they will encourage public knowledge and discussion of just What is being planned and how it will be implemented. That requires much more than sending a report, written in the finest hard-to-read officialese to municipal officials with a request for comments within two months. It's h anger veryoi cc Ste 'ho IT( the e trip istrict, t'hich bcka tea. Miss DHS (C 11 ' '" ©1971 ARTGATty."'... "You have no idea the trouble I had getting that fire started." News of Bluevale Paul *Moffat sings, solo Classified 24. Cards of Thanks We would like to thank everyone who expressed their sympathy in any way at the time of our sad bereavement in the loss of our Mother and Grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Parish. Thanks also for the beautiful floral tributes, the donations to the different funds, the Rebelcahs for their service and , to the ones who sent baking to the house. Everything has really been appreciated.—Clem and Edna McLellan and family. 24-37x1 We wish to take this opportunity to thank our many friends for their kindness during our recent sad bereavement. Especially Pr. Clark of Wingham and the nurses on the first floor of Wingham District Hospital. . The Watt Funeral Home, the pallbearers, those who gave floral tributes, ,those who made donations of Gideon Bibles, and to Brussels Burial Chapel, and especially to the prayer group, who offered up prayer in her behalf during her illness. ---Richard Carter, W.A.Stevenson. 24-37x1 DAVIDSON —.The family of the late Robert Davidson wish to express their-sincere gratitude to relatives, friends and neighbours for messages of sympathy, floral tributes and memorial donations in the loss of a loving father and grandfather. Special thanks to Rev. C.A.McCarroll, the staff at Wingham and District Hospial and the Callander Nursing Home and the Women's Guild of Melville Presbyterian Church. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will always be remembered. 24-37-1 My sincere thanks to all those who remembered me with visits and cards while 1 was in Clinton Hospital. Your thoughtfulness was appreciated. — Don McLean. • 24-37x1 Thanks to friends and neighbours for their cards and best wishes for both of us.— Bev and Danielle Cardiff. 24-37.1 27. Births CARDIFF — To Lewie and Bev. Cardiff, on August 2nd, 1974, at Clinton Public Hospital, a girl, Danielle Marie, a sister for Vanda and Janis. 27-37-1 Grey accepts continued from Page 1) A grant for Capital Program in the amount of $81.00 will be paid to the Seaforth Community Hospital. Accounts paid were General - $28,558.68; Roads & Bridges 16,911.42 for a total of $45,470,10. At special meeting held on July 22nd, the tender of Reeves. Construction Limited, Mount Forest, Ontario, was accepted at a price of $48,770.80 for the construction of the Gill Bridge at Lots 20-21, Concession 2, subject to the approval of the Ministry of Transportation and Communications. At the same special meeting the application of Larry Keifer for Maintainer Operator was accepted? Correspondent Mrs. Joe Walker Mrs., Jeff Marston of Oshawa, Miss Nancy Martin of Toronto and Mrs. John Snell of Brussels visited Wednesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Snell. Mr. and Mrs. Ron Elliott and family also called at the same home. Misses Rhonda and Sherry Elliott spent the week end with Kathy and Murray Snell. Mr. Wayne Baswick conducted services at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday. Mr. Paul Moffatt sang a solo, "Fill My Cup Lord" accompanied by the organist, Mrs. Ross Hoggart. The Turnberry Ladies' Aide Group will meet on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Beryl Kirton of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Newton, Michael and Cindy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen. Mr. and Mrs. Fraser Haugh and Eileen spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Noble and family of Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Moffatt and family spent a few days at Santa's Village and . area while holidaying. I 2151atir FOIL 'ALUMINUM . • • • • • • . 350 I Cameo 2-PLY KLEENEX 200 size 390 Howdy Orange or Grape CANNED POP • • • • • • . . 24 zip tops 2.79 RAID FLY SPRAY • • t 1.29 Free Delivery Phone 887-9226 STEPHENSON'S Bakery Grocery We Deliver 870 690 . 2 lb 290 420 NEWS OF WALTON W.I. Notes The Walton Women's institute will hold their August meeting next Wednesday. The Roll Call is Bring an item from the past and tell a little about it. Special - any picture or history to up-date the Tweedsmuir History Book; The speaker will be Mrs. Gordon Engel ofCranbrook. Conveners are meeting Mrs. Graeme Craig and Mrs.Alvin McDonald. Hostesses '- Mrs. Laverne Godkin; Mrs. Jim Axtmann and Mrs. Dave Watson and Mrs. Harold Hudie. People we know Phone 887-9445 • Allen's — Pkg. of 5 ORANGE CRYSTALS 4 Varieties BANQUET TV DINNERS COOKING ONIONS • • • • • Weston's —Reg. 52e DINNER ROLLS Married 50 years ?? Are, you having a 90th birthday ?? We are anxious to carry a story with a picture of your 50th wedding anniversary and of your 90th birthday. So that some arrangements' can be made we ask your co-operation in advising us as far in advance as possible of such events While, other than in exceptional circuit- stances, we will not be able, to use pictures of wedding anniversaries of less than 50 years, we dos want a story of such anni- versaries. Please forward • details as soon as the event is held. Mr. and Mrs, Edwin Martin have ret titned home from a bus tour Of Florida: Miss Lorraine Tooth of Toronto is holidaying. with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Martin: iternembeil It takes but moment to place a Brussels Post Want Ad and be money in pocket, To advertise,, just Dial 1, gritS8e1S. '887.6641: -- 1 --THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 14, 1974. 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