HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1986-04-30, Page 6PAGE 6. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 30, 1986.
ranbrook
Mrs. Mac Engel
887-6645
Cranbrook 4-H girls
serve parents, WI
The Cranbrook "Know How's"
entertained their mothers and W.I.
members to a spaghetti supper on
April 22 in the Community Centre.
Punch was served and Heather
Perrie welcomed the guests and
invited them to the table.
The 4-H grace was sung and
leaders Grace van Donkersgoed
and Marilyn Engel served the
spaghetti, along with salad, rolls
and relish. The 4-H members
served tea and pie.
Heather called the roll and each
member introduced her mother,
Jean Locking introduced the club
leaders. All were divided into two
groups and the questions from
meeting No. 5 were used in a
contest which proved to be inter-
esting and thought provoking.
Carrie Grisdale was score keeper
for the contest. Bev Hart thanked
all for coming and Kathy Workman
thanked the club for the lovely
supper and evening. Peter Work-
man was responsible for the flower
arranging.
Cranbrook Foresters
hold last euchre party
The Foresters had their last
euchre of the season on Friday,
April 25 with 16 tables playing.
Winners were: high, Isabelle
Bremner, Cliff Hoegy; low, Lou
Raynard, Gordon Hanna; lone
hands, Shirley Versteop, Wilfred
Strickler; lucky tables, Hazel
McKenzie, Ken MacDonald, Jim
Cooper, Isabelle Bremner, Doro-
thy Dilworth, Lorne Smith, Stan
Hewitt, Jeanne Ireland; birthday,
Ross Stephenson, Marion Keeso; ; is having_ a euchre on Friday
tallies, Margeurite Beirnes, Lour- ' evening, May 2.
des Genosa, Stan Hewitt, Ken
MacDonald, Morris Honeyford,
Jim Cooper, Dorothy Dilworth,
Hazel McKenzie, Lorne Smith;
lucky chair, Nancy Vanass; lucky
cups, Verna Crawford, Keith
Turnbull.
Winners in the beef draw were
Merle Bowes, one quarter beef;
Ken Anderson, one quarter beef;
Bill Coutts, ham; Grace Stewart,
smoke detector. The Hall Board
thel
Margaret McMahon
887-9250
Wong Yee Fun second
Wong Yee Fun placed second in
her age group at Aurora. She was
representing the Brussels Legion
at the Royal Canadian Legion
Speaking Contest at the Area level.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dunbar,
Mrs. Marg Bennett and Mr.
Murray Lowe attended to cheer her
on and give community support.
The Ethel W.I. ladies held their
program planning meeting at Joan
Smiths. New and interesting ideas
for programs are being implemen-
ted this year.
Bowling season is coming to a
close for another year. The season
winners for the Monday Afternoon
Ladies League at Molesworth
were: Jean Weber, Marie Elliott,
Marlene Hall, Audrey White and
Ruth Watson. The Bowl off
winners were Dorothy Martin,
Carol Daniels, Laurie Hamilton,
Marie Wilfong and Mima Newton.
The ladies are holding their
Bowling Banquet at the Moles-
worth Presbyterian Church, May
5.
Remember the 4-H Achieve-
ment Night on Wednesday, April
30, at 7:30 at Brussels Arena. See
what the 4-H Girls have learned in
this club "Etiquette in the 80's".
Michele McMahon has been
home from Thunder Bay for a short
visit. She returns on Wednesday to
begin her summer job.
Visitors at the McMahon resi-
dence on Sunday were Carol Ann,
Randy, Toni and Matthew Sargent
of Weston, Marie, Dave, Shelly
and Bradley Hamilton - Miller,
Donald Hamilton, Bob , Faye and
Amanda Hamilton all of Listowel,
Douglas, Doreen, Lee Ann, and
Valerie Hamilton of Palmerston.
Red Cross
ready. +
Youth group
serves
as 'slaves'
The Youth group of Knox
Presbyterian church sponsored a
slave day on Saturday, April 19. A
lot of fun took place as people bid
for the slaves. The young people
were very good workers and
everyone agreed they would be
quite willing to buy them again in
the fall.
Local girl
to compete
in Toronto
Joan Smith, a grade 12 student
of Listowel District Secondary
School was one of five chosen to
compete in a Safety Contest to be
held in Mississauga May 6 - 7,
staying overnight at the Ramada
Inn.
Several landmarks are disap-
pearing in the community. Late in
1985 the Noble house was torn
down and recently the barn on the
former Cameron property, now
owned by Chas Terpstra.
A yard sale is being held on May
3 atGrey Central School from 10
a.m. - 4 p.m. rain or shine. There
will be a booth.
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PUBLIC MEETING
CONCERNING A PROPOSED OFFICIAL
PLAN AMENDMENT AFFECTING THE
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
TAKE NOTICE THAT THE Council of the Corporation of
the County of Huron will hold a public meeting on
Monday, June 2, 1986 at 8:00 p.m. in the Brussels
Municipal Office, to consider a proposed Official Plan
Amendment under Section 17 of the Planning Act, 1983.
The proposed official plan amendment would change the
designation of part of Park Lot U, Registered Plan
Number 192, Village of Brussels, [as shown on the
attached map] from Residential to Commercial to allow
for the establishment of a Highway Commercial use
including an automobile service station selling gasoline
and other such products combined with an outlet for the
sale of motor vehicle parts and auto supplies.
ANY PERSON may attend the public meeting and/or
make written or verbal representation either in support of
or in opposition to the proposed official plan amendment.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION relating to the proposed
official plan amendment is available for inspection during
regular office hours at the Village of Brussels Municipal
Office or at the Office of the Huron County Planning and
Development Department, Court House, Goderich
between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.
Dated at the Town of
Goderich this 30th
day of April, 1986.
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Village of Brussels
Bill G. Hanly, Clerk
County of Huron
Goderich, Ontario
Tel: 524-8394 [Clerk]
524-2188 [Planning]
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= Area of proposed redesignation from Residential to
Commercial to allow for the establishment of a
Highway Commercial Use to include an automotive
service station and a retail outlet for the sale of
motor vehicle parts.