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are not in yef and there are some
accounts to be` settled.
Terry Sugg suggested that if
•the carnival was held again next
year that the BBA would have to
start planning it now and tell the
other clubs so that nothing else is
planned for that weekend.
A committee made up of
Wayne Grube, Ken Webster,
Terry Sugg, Herb Stretton and
John Sims was formed to ask
the other clubs if they would
co-operate.
Another locatioh was sug-
gested for nextyear just in case
sewers are being installed:
Street, signs were discussed
and Ken Webster proposed to put
up street signs on the Main Street
as a start. Another suggestion was
to see if council would now take
over the sign program. $65•! a sign
includes the post/metal and sign.
The 70 corners hi the village
require 140 signs with two signs
to a post.
There are now 30 signed-up
advertisers for 'a brochure pro-
moting the village which has
room for' 45 advertisers.
A brewer's retail book was
brought to the• meeting and the•
town can adverstise its projects in
it free of charge, so the BBA are
going to list everything to put in.
A committee was formed for
the Santa Claus parade. Anyone
interested or anyone who has any
ideas for the parade is talk to Ken
Webster. • '
The committee made up of
Wayne Grube, John Sims, Lloyd
Mayer, Alf Knight, T. Cousins
and Terry Sugg is to ask each
merchant to paint what they want
on a standard size of plywood.
The BBA will paint the the white
base for small charge. The signs
are for floats in the Santa Claus
parade.
A letter was received from
Grade 7 pupils thanking Ken
Webster for supplying the hydro
for their booth at Carnival Days.
They made approximately $200
which is to go towards their trip to
the Science Centre in Toronto.
The next meeing is to be held
July S.
THEY SURE DiiN /T MAKE ,EM LIKE THEY USED TO CaLTett58trai Sr. and,
Cal Terpstra Jr, of Woodttook were making a thorough examination of one of the
older models of Cart when Brussels held its fouttn. annual Antique Car and Flea
market Display th6w6ekendi- (Brussels Post Photo)
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russels Post
DECORATION DAY SERVICES — Members of the
Brussels Legion, the Morningstar Rebekah Lodge,
the Western Star Lodge, the' Legion Ladies
Auxiliary, the Legion Pipe Band and the general
public turned out on Sunday to pay their respects
when Brussels held a decoration day service.
(Brussels Post Photo)
Short Shots
by.Eyelyn .Kennedy
•
H. King, of Brussels. Karla
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. •
congratulation to Karla King,
Dr. Collins stated, are constantly
faced with objectional material in
superior literary merit. Students,
placed third in the Step Dancing 9
films, on T.V., in magazines and
years and under, at the recent trash novels. Parents do not
Huron Olde Tyme Festival, at appear overly concerned about
Blyth. these. ***** *
The Parade of Antique Cars
obligingly chose to 'drive along
our street. They were comfortably
viewed from my own verandah. I -
car flea Market am no antique car buff and could
hot distinguish one make from:
another, but, what a beautiful
The weather was good for the Smith from Rockwood and Watt
- sight they. were.' ' All were fourth annual flea market held at Attin from Milton. For those who
gleaming from the hours of "Spit. the Brussels fairgrounds on didn't have their antique cars a and Polish" bestowed on them. Saturday and Sunday. taxi service was supplied for From the more sedate models to
This event is sponsored by the them. _Some cars used were: a the very "posh" cars they Maitland Valley Region of the Packard owned by C. Holzamer; a
exhibited "the pride of Historical Automobile, Society of Buick owned by Mario Holzamer;
possession" of their owners. Canada and due to the a Model A owned by Jim McNeil
They made me ashamed of the enthusiasm and help of all and others. condition of my car parked in'
plain view in the driveway. members it was a great success. A tour with the antique cars
** * * * * Antique cars and vendors around Brussels was held at 7
selling the parts and goods began p. While we were bemoaning the an
rolling in. Friday and at 8:30 a'. Barbecue high price of lettuce there were hayride was enjoyed by all the A barbecue was then given to some folks in California wile children and some adults. Jim (Continued on Page 4) decided to cash in quickly on
"The Green Stuff". A band of Garniss supplied the horses and
wagon and gave the kids a great thieves cut and stele an acre of ride.
California lettuce in one night,
Early in the morning on C.B.S. reported their cache was
Saturday the cars and parts began .valued at $15,000. registering at the registration ******
trailer, looked after by Susan Next week is National Bicycle
McNeil. The Flea Market selling Safety Week. 48 cyclists died and
began at 9:00 a.m. and was over • 3,257 were injured across Canada at 5:00 pan.
last year. Safe bicycling habits
A National Meeting was held at are to be promoted for both adults
the library at 1 p. m. for the and children the week of June
National Executive of H.A.S.C. 18-24.
A meal was served donated by * * * * *
Huron County Board of members wives and looked after
Education has been told by Dr.. by Majorie Tanner and Dianne
Tom Collins, chairman of the McNeil.
English Department at Western. An antique air show Was put on
University, it should trust the by antique aircraft owners,
judgement of teachers headed .by Jim Armstrong.
Terry Stuart from It R. #2,- The Material in the three books in
question, "Catcher in the Rye", Zurich flew over With a 1972
"The Diviners," and "Of Mice and Decathlon plane and thrilled the
Men", (the ones that ate causing crowd with loops, rolls, snap tolls
the present furor), he said, is not and outside loops.
pornographic hi the context in Three fliers then performed
which it is used in the books. their talents in 1942 Tiger Moths.
They were Bill Gregg and Murray These books are regarded as of
Brussels carnival days raised
$605.77 the BrifSsels Business
Association (BBA) learned at
their meeting held at the Brussels
Inn on Wednesday.
The money was raised from
tickets, rides, and the trash and
treasure sale but all the bills
107th Year — Issue No. ?4
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1978
Carnival days
Raises $605