HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-10-04, Page 3Brussels bowlers getNew Horizons grant
A group of retired people from Brussels arc to the groups in Ontario.
among 66 in Ontario to receive New Brussels Lawn Bowling Club has received
Horizons grants announced by Health and $1,650, to assist the group in the replace-
Welfare Minister, Monique Begin. meat of its lawn roller which is required to
A total of $555,249 in grants was awarded - keep its greens suitable for bowling.
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PROSELS ,POST, OCTOBER 4, 1978 — 3
QUEEN OF THE FURROW CONTESTANTS — The 27
contestants for the Queen of the Furrow competition held at the
plowing match were at the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Centre on Thursday night attending the plowman's
bail. Following are the names of the contestants and the
counties they represented, from left are, Cheryl Anne West,
Oxford; Connie Giffen, Simcoe Centre; Susan.Peart, United
Township; Lynne Stewart, the '77 - '78Queen of the Furrow;
Lorraine Taylor, Peel; Deb Simpson, Kent; and Anne Stewart,
Huron County. in the middle row from left are Dawnyca Wilae,
Victoria; Nancy Kent, South Wentworth; Linda Velthos,
Ottawa; Joan McCutcheon, North Grey; Eleanor Paddock,
Wellington; Marion Britton, Region of Durham; Dianne
Bogaert, Lam bton. In the back row from left are Laurie Frame,
Brant, who won the competition; Wanda Colven, Bruce; Gien
Janssens, Slate Valley FarMs; Nancy McKinnon, Halton; Diny
Jogenotter, Hastings;' Becky Barrie, North Dumfries; Debra
Redden, Frontenac; Marillian O'Neil, Middlesex; Marie
Thomas, South Simcoe; Diane Lawrence, Grenville; Marg
Aitchson, Perth; Karen Wames, Peterborough and Diana
Vanderwielen, Maxwell, Stormont. (Brussels Post Photo)
Council
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wants a board of seven
trustees with three tmrn
Brussels, two from Morris,
two, from, Grey
There would be a clause
that the title would never be
transferred out of the
municipality and 'that the
building would never change
its use.
Reeve Cal Krauter said he
thought that the chairman
should come out of Brussels.
Council decided to discuss
the matter at A later date
with. Mr. Cousins.
The only tenders for snow
plowing, received from Orval
and Mervyri Bauer of Bauer
Farm and Garden Service in "
Br'ussels at $16.50 per hour
and at $16,50 per hour,
standby with 18 billing hours
per month were accepted.
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Pallbearers for
L. Lamont
Pallbearers and flower
bearers in. the Leonard
Lamont funeral last week
were: Glen Bridge, Tom
Garniss, Jack McWhirter,
Spence Scott, George Jutzi
and Glen Bone. Flower
bearers Sam Workman and
Ralph Traviss.
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