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The Citizen, 1986-08-13, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, 1986. Wilbur Turnbull of Brussels celebrated his 90th birthday with an outdoor party for friends and relatives Friday, August 8. Mr. Turnbull, born in Grey township was a fanner until his retirement, nationally known for his breeding and showing of pigs. Wilbur Turnbull celebrates 90th birthday with party f < eople around Brussels Marilyn Higgins 887-6754 ✓ Mr. John Campbell of Vancou­ ver spent a few days visiting with his aunt Mrs. Glenna Stephens. Judy and Larry Duncan and sons Brett and Ryan of Broadview, Saskatchewan have returned home after visiting with their parents Ross and Kay Duncan, Pauline Marlett and other relatives and friends in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McDonald and girls and Miss Gail McDonald spent last week at the McDonald cottage at Port Severn. Don’t forget the Optimist Dance on August 16. The young men in this club are trying to raise money so they can help out in community projects. Visitors with Lyle and Alice Brothers over the past two weeks were their daughter Darlene Robb, Mr. Norman Clarkson, Mrs. D. Edwards, all of Toronto, Margaret Patterson of Long Branch, Mr. and Mrs. J. McGowan of Scarborough. They all attended the Blyth Festival. Mrs. Lenore Davidson of Blyth visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Higgins last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lome Draper, Leanne and Melissa Wissler have returned home From visiting with their brother Job*-, and family in Thunder B.m. It seeris tu me I’m always complainiap about our stop signs on William St. E. Maybe now after four of our Brussels citizens were taken to hospital after somebody hit them by not stopping at a stop sign, people will realize what I’m talking about. Bob and Rene Richmond and Ross and Cora Alcock were admitted to Kitchener hospital where Bob, Rene and Cora are in satisfactory condition, Ross has been released. We all wish them a speedy recovery and hope they can soon come home. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Higgins, Dennis and Ronald of Blyth spent the weekend in Simcoe visiting Sheri Higgins. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Ward and Sherri of Ethel and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Higgins of Brussels visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ward and Julie at their trailer at Cedar Bay Campsite near Forest last week. Mrs. Winnifred Edgar left Mon­ day for a week’s holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Don Edgar of Alienford. Larry and Bonnie Kellington, Tammy, Steven and Sherri Lynn of Springfield spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kellington. Larry and Bonnie were celebrating their 20th wedding anniversary and their daughter Tammy’s 16th birthday. Mrs. David Kennedy and sons Michael and Mark, visited on Monday with Mrs. R. W. Kenne­ dy. They were enroute from Toronto to their home in Winnipeg via the Tobermory Ferry and Manitoulin Island. COMMUNITY CALENDAR CARDIFF & MULVEY REAL ESTATE X INSURANT E LTD BROKER Brussels 887-6100 Sat., Aug. 16 - Sat. Aug. 16 - Sun., Aug. 17 Legion annual beef barbecue and corn roast and dance. Optimists "50's Dance", $6.00 per person, 9-1 p.m. The Honourable Murray Elston Annual Family Day, Belmore Community Centre, 2:30 - 6:00 p.m. Grey Township council meeting, 7:00 p m. Morris Township council meeting, 7:30 p.m. Mon., Aug. 18 - Tues., Aug. 19 - Howick Mutual Insurance Company W roxeter - 335-3561 Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur E. Turn­ bull of Thomas Street, Brussels held an open house on Friday afternoon, August 8 to celebrate Brussels council to review building permit fees Brussels village council will follow the lead of other area municipalities like Blyth and re­ view its building permit policies, council decided at its August meeting, Aug. 5. Councillors were upsest by what they considered the undervaluing of building costs in some building permits issued in the last few months. Councillor Gordon Work­ man said he’d had a councillor from another municipality tell him you couldadd $30,000tothecosts of some of the new houses quoted in building permits in reports of meetings in The Citizen. Councillor Betty Graber sugges­ ted a system of flat fees for building permits based on the size of the house. The cost of the building permit would then vary according to the number of square feet of the dwelling and there wouldn’tbe any reason to give a cost that was less than the actual cost. In the long run, council agreed to examine the problem more in the next few weeks and to discuss the situation with other municipali­ ties. Councillors were not unhappy with the quoted building costs for two new houses for which building permits were issued at this meet­ ing. They included Peter Gunt- hardt, for a new home at Maitside Asking for your help fund-raising for the pool. $49,000 $32,500 $10,000 Only $16,500 left to raise! $25,000 AMOUNTTO RAISE THROUGH DONATIONS COULTER-WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Ken White of Brussels are pleased to announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Gloria Jean to George Doug­ las Coulter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Coulter, Atwood. The wedding will take place on Saturday, August 30, 1986 at Atwood Presbyter­ ian Church. Open reception to follow at the B.M. & G. Community Centre, Brus­ sels. Mr. Turnbull’s 90th birthday. About 130 friends, neighbours and relatives attended. Born on the 16th concession of Orchards valued at $80,000 and Robert Grazian for a Royal Home in Krauter Court valued at $78,000. Other permits were issued to Eric Alcock for an addition to his trailer. Max McLellan for a shed, and Norm Gallop and Malcolm Jacobs, each for a new roof. Industrial land Continued from page 1 overnight. They won’t be. The clinic will be used mostly for dispensing drugs, he said. The council agreed that under the circumstances it had no objection to the location. It left the problems of servicing with hydro, water and sewer to be worked out betweentheclinicandMr. Bray since no new service can be put into the lot. Knock Knock! Who’s there? The Brussels Lions Club Brussels Lions request your help to fill the pool CONTRIBUTORS TO DATE: Thomas A. Finch, Idelia Wilson, Robt. Ahrens, Andrew Bremner, David Lichti, Gerry Rijkhoff, Mrs. Ruth Galbraith, Verna Thomas, Howard & Alice Martin, Robt. Arbuckle, Kor & Hilda Reinink, Allen & Carol Cardiff, Jim & Isabel Prior, Peter Hem­ ingway, Bruce McCall, Ron & Trish Clarkson, Murray & Mar­ lene Fischer, Jim Patterson, Edna Pearson, Mrs. Laura Fisch­ er, Steve & J ulie Coulter, Lloyd & Helen Wheeler, Carl & Mary Ann Miners, Gerrit Van Keulen, George & Marie Blake, Evelyn J. Holt, Gerald Gibson, Ida Evans, Clarence & Marie McCutcheon, Ralph Rowland, Ken S. MacDon­ ald, Stanley Mustard, Murray & Sandra Pepper, John & Nancy Exel, Doug & Wilma Heming­ way, Gordon & Dale Finch, Paul & Jackie Gowing, Larry & Janis Bray, Carson & Alma Watson, James & Marg Coultes, Fred McGee, George A Aileen Mutter, Ken Tyerman, Maurice & Mary Douma, Anonymous, John W. Bryans, Robt. & Isabelle Brem­ ner, Jim & Leona Armstrong, Jean Bewley, Dan & Mary Jane Pearson, Fred & Karen Uhler, Laurie Black, Micheal Malhiott, Sheila Richards, Dorothy Mc­ Donald, Ross Veitch, Roy B. Cousins, Luella Mitchell, Jack Mitchell, Clayton & Ruth Sauve. DONATIONS ACCEPTED AT: J. L. McCutcheon Motors, Old­ field Pro Hardware, Maitland Valley Insurance, McDonald Home Hardware. Make cheques payable to: The Brussels Lions Club Swimming Pool Fund Grey Township on August 8, 1896, Mr. Turnbull has been a life-long resident of the Brussels area. Until his retirement in 1970 Mr. Turn­ bull farmed in Grey Township specializing in pure bred Yorkshire and Lacombe pigs and shorthorn cattle. Married in 1918 to Jennie McGavin, Mr. and Mrs. Turnbull have two sons, two daughters, 11 grandchildren, 20 great grand­ children and one great-great grandson. KEEP WATCHING FOR OUR GRAND OPENING IN BRUSSELS “Something Special” Clothing Store for Gals We're moving in J BUSINESSES: Brussels Stock Yards Ltd., W. G. McNeill Distributors, Yoon Stores Ltd., Humpty Dumpty Foods Ltd., H. Ten Pas Construc­ tion, Neil Beuerman Construc­ tion, Kirby McCallum & McClure Drainage, Sparling's Propane Co. Ltd., Maitland Valley Insur­ ance Brokers. NEW DONORS: CarmanCraig, Gordon & Nora Stephenson, Mrs. Alice McArter, Mrs. Eluned McNair, Mr. and Mrs. John Simpson, Richardson Century Fund [Topnotch Feeds]. DONATED SERVICES AND MATERIALS: Jim Ryan Bulldozing, Lewis Cardiff, McCall Transport Ltd., McDonald Home Hardware, Dave Hastings, Gerritt Van Keul­ en, Bob Thomas, The Big "O", Spicer MacGillivray, White­ church Aggregates, Maitland Concrete, Sharon Scott, John Me Kercher, Glen Me Kercher, BNR Equipment Rentals, Cardiff & Campbell Caterers. ORGANIZATIONS: Brussels Leo Club, Brussels Fire Department, Brussels 1, 4-H Club, Brussels Pajama Party, Morning Star Rebekah Lodge, Cranbrook Women's Institute, Majestic Institute Brussels, Brussels Optimist Club, Brussels Centennial Committee, Brussels Royal Canadian Legion, Western Star Lodge No. 149 I.O.O.F., Brussels Lions Club. Cheques can be mailed to: Brussels Lions Club, c/o Bruce Hahn, Brussels, Ont. THIS LIST WILL BE UPDATED WEEKLY!