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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-05-28, Page 13When you need Fence, remember the one with the 'Lucky Tie' Lundy Products: a Heavy Duty Farm Fence U Hog Fence U Poultry Fence • Barbed Wire la Electric Fence • Farm Oates i Corn Crib Fabric a Snow Fence ▪ Steel Posts • Chain Link • Ornamental • Maintenance Tools C'Mon in and lees talk fence Hours durihg see frig. and uhtil -further notice 8 0: - - 8 p,hio• .Agrornart6 r'fiel frig thmo. - -887,60.16 THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY tt:ti Action Ads Classified grave WI starts petition on traffic sign America, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand with the use of slides, Mrs. William Coultes conducted a sing-song. Mrs. Stanley Black gave a most interesting account of Officers Conference which was held at University of Waterloo, April 29, 30, May 1st. Lunch was served by Mrs. Ross Higgins, Miss Dorothy Higgins and Mrs. Norman Coultes. Euchre Six tables of euchre were played in the Belgrave Community rooms last evening. High Lady - Mrs. Hazel Davidson; Low Lady - Mrs. Ethel Wheeler; Lady's Novelty - Mrs. Hugh Rinn; High Man - William Taylor; Low Man - Charles Brewer; Man's Novelty - Lawrence Taylor. Personal Mr. and Mrs. James R. Coultes visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Mahas of London. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Procter were weekend visitors with Mr, and Mrs. John Spivey and family of Ingersoll also visited with Miss Bernice Marshland of Woodstock. Douglas and Danny Thompson of Goderich spent the weekend with their .grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston and' Mrs. Amelia Brown. Mrs. David Spencer of Toronto spent a few days last week wtih her mother, Mrs. Cecil Coultes This community wishes to congratulate Dr. Ronald Taylor who graduated with honours from the Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph on Friday, May 23. Mr. and • Mrs. William Montgomery, Anne and Alexander of Guelph visited on Correspondent ' Mrs. L. Stonehouse The May meeting of the eigrave Branch of the Women's stitute was held in the W.I. Hall n Tuesday, May 20 at 8:15 p,m, he meeting was opened with the stitute Ode and Mary Stewart ollect, Mrs. Stanley Hopper esided and welcomed the embers and several visitors. A titter from Huronview Auxiliary as read requesting a donation of aking for the Spring Tea at uronview, June 4th. An vitation to attend the May lowers Night at Bluevale May 29 as accepted. Achievement Day or 4-H Homemaking clubs is me 14th. The committee to plan the ade VIII Graduation Banquet une 25 is Mrs. C.W. Hanna, rs. Lorne Jamieson and Mrs. orman Coultes. The petition regarding the Slow raffle sign at the eastern pproach to Belgrave is ready for gnatures. The program as anned by the convenors are to e in the hands of the ecretary.treasurer immediately they can be printed. Plans were made for Brandon emetery service to take place my 6th. Notice was given that e Belgrave Branch of Women's stitute is no longer a charitable rganization. Mrs. Lorne Jamieson was venor of this Agriculture eeting and used as her motto It is not what we have, but how e use what we have that makes s happy". She also read a poem ntitled "Ploughing". Mr. Charles Procter gave an ellent travelogue showing pes of farming in Turkey, India d other parts of Asia, South Tender Utility Van aled tenders will be ceived by R.B. Dunlop Perintendent of BiAiness fairS fOr the supply of 1 neW fifty van, tender closing fective 12 noon, PriciaY, Ile 6, 1975, Specifications d tender foriris are ailable at the Board Officer e loWest or any tender not tetsarfly accepted. Huron County Board of education 108 Albert St. Clinton NOM iLt) W. thortreed 0161m-fan Cochrane biretteir A Receptionist is required by the Huron County Board of Education at its Administrative. Centre in Clinton Duties to start as soon as possible and include typing, machine transcription, operation of PBX swit- chboard, and other general office didies. Salary and benefitS with current Union agreernent. Apply in Writing by inne 12, 197S to D.J. Cochrane/ Director of Edutatiori, The Huron county Board of Education, 161 Albert St. Onion NOM1LO, W.J, Shortited, Chalenian. Cochrane bire.tine. Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Edgar Wightman. Mr. and Mrs. Herson, Irwin spent last week end with Mr. and Mrs. Alex Nethery ane 'family of Burlington. Dr. Ronald G. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Taylor of Belgrave graduated with honours from the Ontario Veterinary College at Spring Convocation exercises , University of Guelph on. Friday, May 23rd. Mr. and Mrs.Ron Nicholson and Sherri of Listowel visited on Sunday with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Garner Nicholson. Mr. and Mrs. John Norman of R.R.3, Wingham, Mrs. Jean Press and Mrs. David Metcalfe of Belmore and Mrs. Jack Higgins attended the funeral of their aunt, Mrs.Ella Bentley formerly of Blyth , at the Millard George Funeral Home, London. Mrs. John Tillie of Thamesford visited last Sunday with her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Jamieson. Miss Marcia Gibson of Wroxeter spent the weekend with Miss Doreen Taylor. Mrs. Winnie Vincent of Blyth spent a couple of days with Mrs. Herb Wheeler. A family dinner and social evening was held Saturday evening in the Women's Institute (Continued from Page 1) continue under Project Co- ordinator Cathy McKinley, daughter of Warden and Mrs. Anson McKinley, Stanley Township. Miss McKinley worked on the project in former years with Professor James Scott who was unable to continue. Miss McKinley has hired seven students to assist with the research. The total budget for 1975 is $11,100 of which the county's share is $7,100. University of Western Ontario scholarships of $100 from Huron County go to Donald R. McGee, Goderich, and Maxine Louise Bowes, Blyth, this year. The County of Huron may well have an ensign of its own soon. The Property Committee chaired by Goderich Reeve STan Profit is looking into the best way to go about the creation and establishment of a distinctive le************** BANTAM SOFTBALL SCHEDULE Brussels at 30 ;Vi Winthrop JUNE 4 Winthrop at Brussels JUNE 9 Brussels at Belgrave JUNE 18 Belgrave at Brussels JUNE 20 Brussels at Monerieff JUNE 25 Gotrie at Brussels` JULY 9 Blythe at Brussels JULY lg Brussels at Blythe JULY 16 Moncrieff at Brussels AMY N Brussels at Garde MI 7 P.M. Gaines it*************310 Hall to honour Ron Taylor's graduation. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd visited in Walkerton on Sunday. In the recent canvass for the Salvation Army Red Shield campaign in the village $148.25 was realized. Doreen Anderson and Dale Huronview Lougheed, members of the Luelcnow Concert Band left last Thursday for a, three day trip with the band. They played concerts at schools in Burgessville, Norwich, Burlington and Oakville and on Saturday took part in the parade at the Lions Club Convention in Hamilton. Bluevale WI hosts birthday Mr. and Mrs. Eric Luther led a song service in the chapel Sunday evening sponsored by the Christian Women's Club. The Mathonia Family of Zurich provided a musical program on. Family Night. George Mathonia and his two sons, Raymond and Peter, play as a group, and provide solo numbers with accordians. Margaret Kehn thanked the entertainers on behalf of the residents. The Bluevale Women's Institute were hosts for the May Birthday Party with Mrs. Wendell Stamper emcee for the afterndon. Mrs. Donald Street and Mrs. Carl Johnston led a sing-a-long of action song and requests. Miss Karen Armstrong danced two Scottish numbersthe sword dance'and .highland fling. The twenty -two residents having birthdays this month received gifts from the institute and Mrs. Wagner who was celebrating her eightieth birthday on Wednesday expressed the appreciation of the residents. The Ladies of North Street United Church in Goderich sponsored a scenic drive and picnic supper at Menesetung Camp for their church members. Twelve residents took advantage of the outing which they thoroughly enjoyed. the project: If a reality, a county ensign would be used in county advertising and for display purposes throughout Huron. W 35 adiry is Si hop Pot ds 2, County waste study proposed county banner. It was suggested at last. Friday's county council session that some sort of a competition's should be launched to create interest among county citizens in