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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-02-19, Page 7Brussels Stockyar Report '• • A BIG BITE — Little Karen Johnston enjoyed herself at the St. John's Anglican Church Pancake Supper last Tuesday night in Brussels. A lar ge crowd attended . the annual Shrove Tuesday event. .(Photo by Pat Lang lois) DRY CLEANING SPECIAL Men's 2-pc. Suits ONLY $1.99 Offer Good Until March 1st LISTOWEL DRY CLEANERS 135- Wellington St. 'S; PrOfetilitintil -Cite for AU you. • Wiiiir.- Free' ,Pick-up and Delivery Brussels Agent Jacob's Saddlery Shop Get. a higher yield return on your crop . production with CO-OP* crop products, services and planning. .. . • SEED CORN • FORAGE VARIETIES •SEED GRAIN • COMPLETE FERTILIZER SERVICES •WEED AND INSECT CONTROL CHEMICALS • interpretive facility and under- take general development such 'as tree planting, games field development and various other improvements. A preliminary engineering study of possible swimming faciliti,es and other general planning services will be carried out also. All member municipalities will bear 'the Authority's share of the cost. USE POST • WANT-ADS' DIAL 887-6641 averaging 1234 lbs. sold for 38.75. Good Heifers - 36.00 to 37.00 with sales to 37.50 - no top heifers,' on offer. Choice Cows - 22.00 to 24.00 with sales to 25.00. Good Cows - 19.00 to 22.00. Bulls traded from 23.00 • to 25..75. A holstein hull consigned by Antone Paschier of Blyth weighing 2420 lbs. sold for 25.75. 40-50 lb. pigs sold to a high of 38,40. 50-60. lb.. pigs sold to a high of 45.00. On offer for private sale are 28 western heifer calves averaging 442 lbs. Floater be added re office contents at an additional cost of $25.00 for $2,000 coverage. $25.00 was given to the Ability Fund. -That the budget as presented by the East Wawanosh Recreation, Parks Community Centre Board .ald bel accepted. $9140 was budgeted to the Community Centre and Recreation; $300 (which comes directly from the East Wawanosh Council as a grant was budgeted to the Park. Goodall and Campbell were appointed as solicitors for the Township for the year 1975. - That we pay 50% share of new furnace (installed in Belgrave Community Centre) in the amount of $590.76 , to the East Wawanosh Parks and Community Centre Board. .That the Road Superintendent call for tenders on the old Township Shed, Sideroad 30-31 , for purchase and removal of same. -That Road Accounts . of $7,149.31 and General Accounts of $2,050.87 as presented' be passed and paid. budget Listowel Trinity Church on February. 26. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Steffler were appointed delegates. Anyone wishing to attend may contact Mrs. LeDrew,. E. Wawanosh passes Afternoon Unit hears meditation A light offering of fat cattle at Brussels Stockyards Friday sold at steady prices. There were very few choice steers on offer, Cows - sold higher. Pigs were in good demand. Most of the cattle were morning cattle due to weather conditions.. • Choice Steers, lacking condi- tion 38.00 to 39.00 with sales to 39,10, Good Steers - 36.00 to 38.00... Two steers consigned by Joe Zettler of Hanover, averaging 1200 lbs. sold for 39.10, with his Holstein steer weighing 1570 lbs. bringing 33.00. Seven steers consigned by Danny Pearson of Ethel, recreation East Wawanosh council met on February 4th in the. Belgrave Community Centre room with Reeve Simon Hallahan presiding and all the members present. Resolutions adopted included the following: -That the Belgrave-Brussels- Blyth School Fair Board receive a grant of $50.00 and that the membership fee of $50.00 be paid to Ontario Association of Rural Municipalities. That Simon Hallahan be appointed as representative to the Huron County Farm Safety Council . -That Building Permits be issued to James Taylor for an implement shed and to Snell Feed and Supplies for three concrete silos. R.T.Orr of Orr Insurance Agency was present to review Township insurance. -That the Municipal Liability Policy coverage be increased one million dollars for an addition premium of $17.52 to cover addition of an Employer's Liability protection. Tractor to be insured at ten thousand dollars. An All Risk Office Contents The Afternoon Unit of the Brussels United Church Women met at the home of Mrs. W. Sholdice on February 11th with twelve members pres-ent and with 14 visitations recorded. Miss Skelton convened the devotions with, "Thoughts on Lent''. Members joined in singing "When I Survey the Wondrous Cross" and Mrs. Thomas read the Scripture from the 26th chapter of the Gospel of Matthew. In the meditation on Lent, Miss Skelton said it is a tittle of self-denial, self-examination; a time to ask ourselves the question - "What do we treasure in life? Where is that treasure?" Rather than a time to give up things, the Lenten Season is a time to take tip some Worthwhile things, such as the daily reading of the Scriptures and fifteen minutes for Meditation and Prayer. Miss Lucas said, "Important as it is to Clean our bottles, is it not equally important that we clean Our thoughts, minds and hearts Mrs, Smith Conducted Bible Qui27. and Valentine stety Was read by Mrs. Steffler': The PreSbyterial will be held in OPP lays 3 charges Recent investigations' carried out by OPP officers at Wingham Detachment include: Three charges laid and nine warnings issued under the Highway Traffic Act. . Four investigations with four persons charged under the Liquor Control Act. Eighteen other investigations. On Monday, February 10, Robert Young of R.R.3, St ayner and John Bryans of Brussels were involved in a collision on County Road #12 at Hawkes Street in, the Village of Brussels. There were no injuries. Damages were estimated at $830.00. On Tuesday, February 11, George A. Newbold of Lucknow was involved in a single car accident on Highway 86, east of Highway 87 when the car he was driving went onto the north shoulder and struck a sign post. „ Damages were estimated at $45.00. Guy W. Stroop of R.R.5, Brusset was involved in a single car accident on Concession 4-5, west of County Road 12 when he struck a pig owned by Wallace j.Black of RR.5, Brussels. Damages' to his vehicle were estimated at $600.00., Jean Veitch of R.R.#2, Brussels was southbound on Sideroad 15-16, south of Concession 11-12, Grey Township when she skidded and struck a vehicle owned by Faye L. MacDonald of R.R.2, Brussels. Damages were estimated at $450.00: There Were no injuries. On Wednesday: February 12, Evelyn B. Kennedy of Teeswater was involved in, a single car accident on Highway 4, TurnberrY Township when the car she was driving left the east side of the road and landed in a ditch. No one was injured and damages were estimated at $300.00. On Thursday, February 13, 1975, Gerald Gibson of Brussels and Calvin Burke of Wingham were involved in a° collision on Highway 4, north of Huron Road 20. No one was injured and damages were estimated at $950.00. On Friday,. February 14, James C. MacDonald of Lucknow and Barbara E. Cameron of Wingham were involved in a collision on North Street, east of Highway #4. There were no injuries, and total damages we're estimated at $550.00. On Saturday, February 15, Alan K. Finlay of Guelph was involved in a single car accident on Sideroad 20-21, north of Concession 5-6, Grey Township whet the vehicle he was driving ran into deep snow and slid into a snowbank. There were no injuries and damages were estimated at $400.00: • Action Ads 'The • Minister of Natural Resources and Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. have announced the approval of a provincial grant of $13,100.00 to the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority for the Falls Reserve Conservation Area. This area comprises some 229 acres of land in the Township of Colborne, County of Huron. Development, work carried our since the Area was purchased in 1964 included the provision of camping, picnicking and fishing facilities • and development of nature trails. During 1975 the - Authority proposes to expand the camping area to meet increased demand,. equip the recently constructed maintenance building, develop an MVCA gets grant Belgtave. Brandt WINGHAM 3574711 BRUSSELS.'887,6453 Pick up-d copy.of the CO-OP Crop Guide for the. crops you plan to eow In 1975: Total Crop Programs Produce Profitable THE. BRUSSELS. Ot4,etti FEBRUARY 19 4 1915