HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-03-15, Page 3MOST VALUABLE — Two Seaforth Atom hockey
players received MVP awards at the Brussels
Optimists tournament over the weekend. Seaforth
beat Arthur 9-0. Brussels Optimist Bruce Wilbee is
shown with. Atom captain David McLiwain and Kevin
Williamson. C champs in weekend play were from
Parkhill and a Sarnia township team won
consolation. Play continues thi6 weekend at the new
Brussels arena as the tournament winds up.
A WHITE WALL — This 10,000 gallon, storage tank
fits outside Robinson's sugar hut. The syrup will last
two days in the tank before'warm weather will caUse
it to sour and be dumped out. (Staff Photo)
program,
instrument (or voice). Three
contrasting compositions totalling
a minimum of 10 minutes should
be performed.
For further information contact
the Department of Music at
Mohawk College, 135 Fennell
Avenue W. Phone: (416) 389-4461
Ext. 429 or 430, Hamilton,
Ontario.
EASTER
SUNDAY Breakfast
MARCI126 8 a.m. - 10 a.m.
Eggs, Sausages, Pancakes, Pure Maple Syrup,
Hot Cross Buns
at
Melville Presbyterian Church
All Welcome
Donations and proceeds for Duplicating Machine
Everyone Welcome
to Easter Service at 11 a.m.
College offers
Music
The Department of Music at
Mohawk College, Hamilton, is
now accepting applications for
September places in its new
Applied Music Program.
This three year program
concentrates on training
graduates for a career in
professional music. The emphasis
is on practical music studies
which encompass private music
instruction on two instruments (or
voice) and participation in
ensembles such as; the choir, jazz
band, symphony orchestra, opera
workshop and small instrumental
combinations. Instruction is
provided on keyboard, strings,
brass, woodwind, percussion and
voice. The repertoire focuses on
all types of music making.
Students also acquire a broad
theoretical and historical back-
ground, as well as language,
pedagogical and business skills to
equip theni for the teaching and
business areas of the music
profession. In addition, students
take courses in the Humanities to'
encourage optimum personal
development.
Career POtential
Although some graduates will
go on to make a full-time
performance career, and others
will make full-time commitments
as "music specialists" in the
recreation areas of hospitals,
training schools and homes for
the Aged, the vast majority will
develop a musical career the way
most musicians do,,.,as self-
employed artists mixing a variety
of musical activities to earn their
Hying,
Admission Requirements
An audition is required by each
candidate on hiSf'aer Major
Don Blenkhorn of Biiissels,
was hired as dog enumerator at
• $2.00 per dog, to give out the dog
tags and collect the dog tax 'at
Grey Council last week. Prices are
1 male dog $5.00,, $10,00 for each
additional male dog, 1 female dOg
$10.00, each additional female
dog $20,00, spayed female dog
the same as male.
The report of Gamsby and
,Mannerow Limited of the Love
Municipal Drain Repair and Im-
provement, dated December -
20th, 1977,' was provisionally
adopted.
Mrs. Leslie Knight presided
for the March 2nd meeting of
Cranbroak W.I. The meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. Frank
Workman.
Members were asked about the
progres of house logs and urged
to keep working on them. Mrs. J.
Conley displayed her new up to
date house log which she started
last October.
The group will cater to a
wedding, reception June 23 at
Atwood Community Centre.
Members voted. by show of
hands for first and second choices
in possible training schools, short
courses and food forums for next
fall and winter season.
The annual meeting will be
held April 6 at 8:30 p.m. at Mrs.
artin MacDonald's home.
Members are reminded that each
is responsible for finding
someone to fill her position if she
retire from an office or
convenership. Annual reports are
to be submitted and Sunshine
gifts will be exchanged.
A motion was approved that
members have "Sunshine
Sisters" again for 1978.
Mrs. N. Lefor and Mrs. J. Cox,
conveners of Family and
Consumer Affairs took charge of
the balance of the meeting.
The roll call, "Do you save
money driving to a large
Gamsby and Mannerow were
appointed to make a survey and
prepare plans, specifications and
report on the Extension to the
McDonald "B" Municipal Drain
as petitioned by John Gordon and
others at Walton.
The report of Gamsby and
Mannerow of the Chester Baker
Municipal Drain be considered on
April 3rd.
The tender of 'Lloyd Jacklin,
R.R.#1, Listowel, Ontario for
crushing and application of
23,000 cubic yards, of 5/8" gravel
supermarket to grocer shop?"
was answered by 10 members and
5 guests. Mrs. Cox gave a very
humourous motto "Living Within
One's Means."
Mrs. Lefor spoke on the topic
"consumer interest" by quoting
excellent facts and tips from the
consumer bulletin and a book
called "The Consumer Surviv61.
Book" How to Fight Inflation" by
Marvin L. Bettinger.
Mrs. Cox read several smiles
provided by Mrs. Bremner. .
Tasty lunch was served by Mrs.,
Sterner and Mrs. Veitch.
at $1.36 per cubic yard was
accepted subject to the approval
of the Ministry of Transportation
and Communications .
In other busin'e'ss, council de-
cided their representatives to
conventions will be paid $200, per
year. Accounts paid included
General $15,558.42 and Roads
$12,587.46 for a total . of
$28,145.88.
At Grey Council's Special Me-
eting of February 15th, the tender
of Pastill Tile Drainage, Clinton,
on the closed portion of Branch of
the - Sixth Concession Municipal
Drain at the price of $6,671. was
accepted. The tender of Hanna
and Hamilton Construction, Lis-
towel, on the Open portion of
Branch of the Sixth Concession
Municipal Drain at the price of
$8,858.50, was also accepted
subject to the Court of Revision of
the report.
The revised report of Maitland
Engineering Services Ltd., of
Branch of the Sixth Coneession
Municipal Drain Improvement,
dated November 23rd was pro-
visionally adopted.
Maitland Engineering was ap-
pointed to make a survey and
prepare plans, profile and speci-
fications and report on the
Buchanan Municipal Drain for a
work of repair and improvement
as requested by David Baan.
Gerald V. Hisser was permitted
to establish a wrecking yard at
Part Lot 24, Concession 5 on the
condition the yard be fenced.
THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 15, 1978-4
Grey to count dogs
and survey drains
Cranbrook WI
make house logs