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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-07-13, Page 3NEW PRIEST — Father Anthony Sonderup, recently named priest at St. Ambrose Church in Brussels has been getting to know the community. Here he meets Sister Martha, of London, who was visiting with the Ryan family. (Photo by Langlois) PUC shows profit on water, electrical loss THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 13, 1977 :--3 List contributors to arena commemorative pla q ue plaque (1,t) PIONEE11 SA-65001[ INTEGRATED AMPLIFIER MUSIC'S PRICE s 1 sr 7 ow 4 • An excellent new Pioneer Amplifier with a continuous power output of 30 watts per channel and an affordable price. Accepts 2 tape decks, microphone, phono, tuner & auxiliary equipment & has provis-1 ion for 2 sets of speakers. Beautiful high ' fidelity performance. • Power Output 30 Watts RMS Per Channel • Distortion Less Than 0.1% • Warranty Two Years • 1110541414: 141 ShiltitiO Street, Mt:MOM. '271'1960 TRUCKL•cm Or :, • 1/4) 410 (1( / (c7°' KEEP COOL PEPSI 11111111r Case 1-2- 26 oz bottles Plus Deposit Reg. $4.74 ALL FLAVOURS AVAILABLE ARCHIE'S SUNOCO Open 24 Hours The Brussels Public utilities Commission made a profit on their waterworks operations but lost money on the electrical utility in 1976. The PUC had a total revenue of $18,558 compared with a total expenditure of $16,924 in the waterworks department. Last year the PUC took in $16,055 revenue and had a $11,546 expenditure. The total revenue from the electrical department' amounted to $133,217 while expenses totalled $136,135. In 1975 the PUC had a revenue of $97,359 and an expenditure of $97,806. The Brussels recreation parks and community centre board had a,reyenue of $21,875. Over $8,000 of this' was in the form of donations. Expenses amounted to $19,934. The Board had a net surplus of $1,941 for 1976. The information comes from the village auditor's report. Work on the Commemorative Plaque for the new Commu nity Centre is progressing. The list of those being commemorated is increasing Alfred Knight has been added'to the committee and is doing his usual admirable job. The committee wishes to again `point out that this is to be a continuing project. As the years go on and time makes its changes additions , can be made. Consequently, with '• this thought in mind, the committee realizes that the memorial must be designed with the utmost care. It must embody both dignity and beauty.. This is a partial list of those who have contributed to the Commemorataive Plaque at the New Community Centre. Dr. Donald S. MacRae, Mrs. Samuel Rappaport, Mr. Harold Yolleck, Mr. Samuel Yolleck, Mr. Ben A. Y olleck, Mrs. Virginia Ullyot, Mrs. Lois Detwiler, Mrs. Hannah Weis, Mr. McCurdy Lowry, Mr. Frank Scott. Mr. Graeme Scott, Mrs. Jean Harvey, Mr. Stuart N ichol, Mr. Gordon Nichol, Mr. Glenn Nichol, Mr. Kenneth Nichol, Miss Dorothy Nichol, Mrs. Eleanor McCullough, Mr. Allan Nichol, Mr. Thomas McFadzean. Mrs. Isobel Gibson, Mrs. Edith McFadzean, Mrs. Helen Warwick, Mrs. Mary Dunsford, Mr. George Baeker, Mr. Mac C. Backer, Mrs. Mary Work, Mrs. Doris Lund, Mrs. Marie Turnbull, Mr. & Mrs. Ken Tyreman. Mr. A. R. Stewart, Miss M. I. Brothers, Mrs. Jean Hemingway, Mr. W. Harvey Bryans, Mr. Stuart Bryans, Mr's. Jean Humphreys, Mrs. Ruth Lawless, Mrs. Betty McDonald, Mr. Murray McDonald, Mrs. Irene Sauvc. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Pletch, Mrs. Llewella Armstrong, Mrs. Gladys Colvin, Mrs. Hilda Shilliday, Mr. Don M. Dailey, Mr. Alfred Knight, Mrs. Joan Maclver, Mrs. Jessie Stanley, Mrs. Kathryn Achilles, Mr. and Mrs. George Cowan. Ted, Greg, Ken & Kathleen Cowan, John & Margaret Ainley, Mrs. Vera Hastings, Mrs. Helen Joyce, Mrs. Louise Easter, Mr. John Stiles, Mr. Kenneth Stiles, Miss Alice Stiles, Mrs. Dorothy - McMichan, Mr. Ted Stiles. Mr. Stewart Stile,s, Mrs, Muriel G. Allen, Heather Goth, Barbara Clarkson, Mr. Russel C. Fox, Mrs. Viola Bowler, Mrs. Ethel Brewer, Mrs.. Mary Lowe, Mrs. Florence McG.avin, Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGvin and. Mrs. Dorothy Tibbo. There are also two anonymous donations and the donations from the descendants of Wm. Ainlay, the founder of Ainlayville. Advertising... makes things clear. CANADIAN ADVERTISING ADVISORY BOARD