HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-09-25, Page 8Boys
Trip-a'Longs , 0 Munchkins
Dirty Dozen 1 Prosecutors 1;
Munehkins 1 Prosecutors 1;
Sneakers 0 Munchkins 0
WLT Pts„
2 0 l 5
Bowling scores
Ladies' Singles; Fran Colley,
287; Dolores Wheeler, 167; Pat
Keller, 247.
Ladies. Triple; Dolores
Wheeler, 641.
Men's Singles; Tom Stevens,
248; Mick Con ahoy, 222; Cyril
Stevens, 212,
Men's Triple; Tom Stevens,
608.
Honoured
on fiftieth
anniversary
Mrs. .Jean Taylor of Brussels
entertained at dinner, at her
home, on the occasion of the
Golden Wedding Anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook of
Belgrave. •
Present to honor the
anniversary couple were Rev. and
Mrs. 'John Roberts and Mrs.Jcsse
Wheeler of Beigrave.
This is not the first time Mrs.
Taylor has honored Mr. and Mrs.
Cook. She also served their
wedding diner and entertained on
their Silver Weddir9
a nniversary.
Dirty Dozen
BRUSSELS MINOR SPOR
HOCKEY REGISTRATION
--FRIDAY NIGHT--
October 4th, 7 - 9 p.m,
at the
BRUSSELS ARENA
Interested boys of all ages from the are
are invited to register.
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Munehkina 1 0 2 4
Prosecutors 0 0 3 3
Sneakers 0 1 1 1
Trip-.a-Longs 0 2 1 1
Girls
Whale Taggers 1 Wig Wags 0;
Egg Heads I Super Pickles 1;
Whale Taggers 0 Super Pickles 0;
Wig Wags 3 Mud Dogs
WLTPts.
Whale Taggers 2 0 1 5
Egg Heads 1 0 1 3
Super Pickles 0 0 2 2
Wig Wags 1 2 0 2
Mud Dogs 0 2 0 0
Congratulations to thq
Pee Wee Ball Team a
manager Bob Richmond
They are the 1974 Tt Pe e Wee Champions,
defeated Atwood in if
‘series for the Champion
The scores of the thr
games were:
Sept. 10th
Brussels 22
Sept. 12th
Atwood 9
Sept, 16th
Brussels 13
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People we know Soccer results
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Bray, Mr,
and Mrs, Charles Bray and.
family, Mr, and Mrs. Don Bray,
Mr, and Mrs, Wayne Grube and
family were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Annie Bray.
Cecil McFadden has returned
home from a visit with his niece
and her family of Fort McMurray
in Northern Alberta where he had
the opportunity to see the much-
publicized Tar Sands of Alberta,
Mr, and Mrs. Peter Roba.rts,
Karen and Michael of Ottawa,
Mi7'. and Mrs. David Cowing,
North 13# and Ken Cowing of
Land use
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needed service in the Wingham
area, as we]] as other modes of
transportation.
Charles Thomas, reeve of Grey
Township, asked what was wrong
with the Bridge Motors
development and argued it was as
farm related as some other
developments recently permitted
on agricultural land in Huron.
"It seems to depend where the
agricultural land is and who it
affects," mused Goderich
deputy-reeve Stan Profit, He
recalled the uproar in that area
regarding the Hydro line crossing
prime agricultural land.
Now they're saying Bridge
Motors is a good thing," Reeve
Profit reasoned. "It may be, but it
is still agricultural land going out
of production."
Reeve Fv. Mchwain of
Godcrich Township said he knew
the area in question quite well
and told council only a very small
portion of agricultural land was
being used for commercial
development.
Bridge Motors purchased 180
acres of farm land, most of which
is still in farm production. Only
the portion of land formerly
occupied byst he buildings on the
farm is being used for the Bridge
Motors building.
Reeve Th omas advised council
that people were confused about
the building regulations from
municipality to municipality.
Clerk John Berry said he's
noticed that some people regard
the building permit as final
approval to build. In some cases
however, a land severence is
required before construction can
begin and problems may well
develop in this area unless
something is clone to streamline
the procedure followed in issuing
building permits.
Gary Davidson said that about
19 municipalities in Huron still do
not have zoning bylaws to control
land use.
"Development may be
occurring in some municipalities
which they don't want but have
tittle authority to control," he
explained. He said a holding
zoning bylaw would allow
development under the authority
of the county plan until individual
municipalities could get their
zoning bylaws passed.
Mr. Davidson said this was not
to be confused with a bylaw to
freeze land. In fact, he told
council that if the holding zoning
bylaw was adapted, there is a real
possibility the land freeze on
Colborne and Goderich would be
lifted by the provincial
government,
"We're suggesting a holding
bylaw based on the Official
Platt;"Said Mr,Davidson''Rathet
than freezing everything as it is,
it would allow, development under
the:authority of the county plan,"
The planning director offered
the services Of his departriterif to
any trittnicipAlity who would lace
to have a county planning
employee attend a regular council
meeting - or special meeting a to
ditettS, the merits of a holding
zoning bylaw.. .
London spent the weekend with
their parents and other relatives
and, .attended the
Corrigan wedding,
Mrs. W. Boles, Miss Della
Boles. and Mr. and Mrs,
.E'„C.Rytner of St, Catharines were
weekend guests with Mrs, Jean
Taylor,
Mrs. Jean Taylor attended the
60th wedding anniversary of Mr.
and Mrs, Maitland. Henry of Blyth
at the White Carnation in
Holmesville.
Says thanks.
The following is a copy of a
letter received by Mrs. Beryl
Davidson, Executive Director,
HurOn-Perth Tuberculosis &
Respiratory Disease Association,
Stratford from Air Canada, -
Dear Mrs, Davidson;
It was thoughtful of you to write
commending the action we have
recently taken to increase the size
of the no-smoking areas on our
aircraft.
We are very conscious of the
growing public awareness to the
smoking question, and are
pleased to be in a position to offer
a wider choice of seating for the
non-smoking passenger. We will
continue to monitor this area for
our service closely to ensure that
we are meeting our passengers'
requirements.
Your letter is very encouraging;
thank you for writing.
Entertainment at
SMOKEY DUNN
SHOW
Sunday Menu : —Perch Dinner
Warden's Night
You are invited to attend a
RECEPTION & DANCE
in honour Of
Warden& Mrs, WI Elston
BruSSelS Legion Hall
Friday, October 4th
at 9 p.m.:
Rat61:4460 -Of Morris and all. friends
Of the Warden. specially invited
Sponsored by the Township of .Morris
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