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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-08-03, Page 10Established 1876 McKILLOR MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY HEAD OFFICE: 10 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH, ONT Mrs. Margaret Sharp, Sec. Treas., Ph. 527-0400. FULL COVERAGE Farm and Urban Properties Fire, Windstorm, Liability, Theft Various Floater Coverages Homeowner's; Tenant's Package,Composite Dwelling Directors and Adjusters Robtatithibad 4 R411.4, Seirtitriti Ken trirtiodiali f P,k.4; Seriforth tavern GO-d'art, R.R.#1, Walton RUSH teoriliitrdti 1L11,1, Bornholm John Megwirigi 1t,R.11 Myth Stanley Mcliwain, R dt ,Z f,Goderich thirtrild•Meke'itheil 1t.11411, Dublin Wm, Petipee; Bnitofield. 1,1s1.Trtivitettirt,13tii 661, Clinton AGENTS' Jaynes Keys, R.R.1, SeitfOrtit Steve .1 Murray, Seaforth 527.1817 527.1545' 521-1811' 345.2234 '.2S-9300 24=7051 St71837 482-7534 4h1.1503 527440 S1S-425't 345,/111 CALL AN AGENT OktHEOPPla Correspondent Mrs. Mac Engel August is holiday month for Knox Church. There will be no service during the month with the exception of August 21 when Mr. Leslie Perrie will conduct the service. Reverend Kenneth Knight of Rosetown, Saskatchewan, showed pictures of India in Knox Church on Tuesday ' evening. These were taken when Reverend Knight and his wife were on a 3-week Mission Insight bus tour. A good number of relatives and friends were present to enjoy the pictures and commentary and a social time after in the basement When refreshments were served. The collection amounting to Si29 will go to the Jobat Hospital through second century "Advance for Christ." Mrs. Ken Miller and daughter, Jodi spent a week at Orlanda, Florida, and Disneyland. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hunter, Oshawa, visited Mrs. Lylle Gordon. Ethel people attend younion Correspondent Mrs. C. Bray [lie people of Ethel extend sympathy to Mrs. Charlie Scheerer and family. Mr. and Mrs. 'Elwood M'-Taggart spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McTaggart of Heidelberg. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Phiefer and , family waited with friends at McTeer last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alexander and family, Mr. Norman Beirnes attended the Beirnes Reunion held in Donegal. Mrs. Claire Long, and Mrs. Mac Engel accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keys to London on Sunday for the 40 Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrskndy Jordan. Mrs. Peter Rutledge, London, visited Mrs. Mac Engel on Monday, Mrs. Stewart McNair visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henry at Goderich. Mrs. Fred Hayden of Gorie received news of the death of her brother, Oscar Gorsality of Michigan, following a severe stroke. A former resident of Cranbrook, he was 77 years of age. Miss Mary MacDonald of Toronto was home for the weekend. STEPHANIE J. KELLINGTON Mrs. Stephanie Jane Kellington, daug hter of Max and Barbara Watts graduated Saturday from conestoga College, Doon Nursing Division, Kitchener. `4111111111111•1111111111111111.111111MMI Ed's Siding 8t Roofing Vinyl & Aluminum Siding Aluminum Windows & DoOrs Aluminum seamless evestrough. For your Free.estimate call Wroxeter 335-6341 Be an early bird! Then you will enjoy the beauty of a lovely home all summer 4 Clearance of all dress shoes B— oft r U off & sandles, Mens, Ladies, Boys & Girls Reg. Price Ray 8, Helens Family Centre DA V\ S -o COME EARLY: At these prices things won't last long • •• . • .. ' ' , .. • Ladies& Girls drossos i paottaiisishor.tt .50.%:,off Rogi prick taps 8i.. 'balbilig'Oits. • All Itieht• & boys shorts T,Shirts&..bathia4stlits off All crimps & knit :material Reg, ta.$5,:!elyid SPECIAL -$2.00 Yd All curtain' material Ro4..to:$2,96 / yd SPECIAL *1 00 YD Clearance OA *Miner clothes 10—THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST3 1977 Cranbrook Seep ictures of India A ..veteran Ontario ,' ;• weekly .. to, depoistrate to,:-Oe • 'federaJ ' newspaperman. has. been •eleetd... •governnient' ::that . ,it : :can, :and, national president' of the. 550- • • ' should,• .., reach.:. ridrai.: . Canada member •Canadian* Community ?..through our • "priernberShip,: •An ' Newspapers Association.. dttring'% ' audited circni4tion plays, a great the • association's: '58th - annual - role .in this sales ,• proeessY he. convention at Winnipeg; • . • ' • -Wadded, . ••• -,...' : • ,'• . f.....•: Lynn Lashbrook, 54, of Rodney;. . : •.."Pn the. other. side of the coin,,, publishes the Rodney', Mercnry,•.' . wp.'fiaVe: to, Maintain, a ; strongr (circulation 1570), and. the' West,liaison,with,•Parliainent,'aU4 'with Lorne Sun (cireulation.880), inthe thegOvernmenf.inandarinS in the .. age-old type of one4nan oPera-:' national cai).4:41P:i monitor Cigla7,:... tion, but with the most up-to-date , WO tbatwotild :interfere, PirhPr... ' offset printing process possible;• : with out: right to dO business ,:in ,. - His publications have ' won more. • PhOhaficetPlace,:,,cii.Otir privilege, than 35 provincial and national • of ::::sPeAkillg• .'i1*eetlY•:: te;:•.,,e,.14.:::..T: awards for general exCellence,. • readerShity...0iO4ji.: our ,editorial :: • editorials and advertising:; . . ' tog4''•;.1:1.0.•.aj.4...,:.''. the industry. • associariert *sinee : 'c.4n.ida .. and.,: the ;need ,..o .. e . follows• a full career .ofservicelio ''views ',dn . editorial ...freedoinIii the : board . of directors ,it, the . Ontario provincia) association. He 1956; when he 'was first.eleet elect ed. vigilant Mr, Lashbroolesr - ,,election,. -• . Mr: ' Lashbrook' ..haS..., Strotig:. 46Yeri)inerit:.'. my. ,c,:. 6m to 4i1ity.atiai.:., foetfp. town. ofRodneYauil • ••,,.41, •otod.......4. n,1.0.i ....'. municipal coverage And pditorialeo :1 '' at. 1 41'• levels.:.• l 4. served as president of theOntario, ; • Illeetin0, hi'.... Weekly `Newspapers" Association .. : reP9ii Ihern :in ..dergi,1,.*:Ph:t0P;14. : • 1.!*e*.is in the cotrintuTilhi?sl strength andIt always' Will 1'. produce for them. years he has served. • en: ; the ' P4ge'Of•ditorial;COMPlen't PO the% ,'.''' national executive as treasurer for local local isSueS of the.,Week, •I,Ibelieve • .'. in 1963. 'During the past fOurteen•:„0at, f..usuallY..: Write a full 'tabloid ::'... he:Said. • '-....... • :4Shbroolt speaks flirt eight years, and as chairman of ' you could soli up :to .:pititospphy ; •••:' . the executive committee for five. '; '4,'' ,j-fp'woaperiiig: : ,.with:': the: ....H4nedfi: aas sretiicyucidatienlymu4aibcioptiati The Canadian 'Corninunity" ';coultnerit 'that., every ••commninity.:,..: . benefits Of living in a small! Newspapers Association is a `deserves '..first :" •class, '.edit'Orial ... federation of independent provincial associations. - • Its mandatels to promote the weekly press on a national, scale,' while co-ordinating member'. programs :.Lashbrook is martied t which are shared among the can give th heier,:,bideg.t to the .i member provincial groups. community," ' Carroll. of a neighboring h school, teacher, the former Sh "I have seen much' of the • Lashbrook, speaks. animatedly 'ship. ,They have three gi from an interesting perspective, . promOtiOn of the' industry on all • , dramatic change in this industry. about the need : for increased and I have established a number i leyels including the ..grassrootns• gradrst yferaormbuWsineesst ' .'daughters, Heather, a re of priority areas that I want level where he,- as :preSident, *Jsoacnieciliong,ythefi Ryerson in Toronto and Lauri stressed during my :term of• intends to;increase the. amount of school senior. "They b office," says Lashbrook. visitation :across the. Country. "I .nigh all spent time h elping their Da The presidential term runs for a . started as .a printer's deVil. Under year, from ont, annual. convention my father who published the' , to the next. „ Rodney paper and became a full time :employee in 1944, so I know "Audit of circulation by an how badly we need to 'shout out • outside agency iscrucial, to the our story of strength in reader- success of all our industry efforts , these past years. I haVe been it out. . . ship: I intend to see that we:shout heartened to see the* provincial .. . "ommunity newspapers . are associations set audited circular - an old medium that has •a totally . flan as a requirement of member- new and important impact as' a : 'leadership that , will guide ship. I plan to promote strongly result of Offset printing and as a induStry, whose weekly task it "Par( of the thrust in our 'ment to ' the Community for . to reflect the .Canada that s this kind of leadership," he says. result of the sociologidal •inove-' presentations to Ottawa has been personal identity. needs: That• is astride a, crossroad of decision its futtire. • LYNN LASHM100 • • gur, tri&age. as. an Indust subscriber§.kiowti only place . they can find i coverage of its affairs, ...I: have: served in association• work 'to make: it possible 'for all 'weekly, newspapers in the COuntry, to: grow stronger, so:that they, 'too, . time . . rom i to time and as al of his 'studies at the'Univers yVestern Ontario (Class of'41 : folloWs the politics of sot& ern Ontario with relish, he, says, with obvious pride, Lynn Lashbrook is a v ordinary Canadian newspap man arid community leader, v has trained. his judgment acquired hiS wisdom from ' everyday problems of rnalcit4 small community run for citizens. It is this season .