HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1988-06-08, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1988.
The talen ted Dawn Becker on saxophone led a quartet named for her at
the Music Night presented by the music program students at Brussels
Public School last Wednesday. It was the first public performance
presented by the schools young musicians, most of whom had never
played an instrument prior to the program's inception last fall.
Building in way of street
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During an impressive baptismal
service at Knox Presbyterian
Church, Bluevale on Sunday,
Keshia Marie, daughterofMr. and
Mrs. Kevin Bishop was baptized
by Rev. Larry Welsh. Following
the baptism, relatives and friends
were entertained at Kevin and
Jacquie’s home near Seaforth.
Those attending were: Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Robertson, Bluevale; Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Bishop, Mi
chael and Darlene of Ethel; Mrs.
Margaret Robertson, Wingham;
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Young,
Belmont; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Nicholson, Bluevale; Mr. and Mrs.
Max McLellan and girls, Brussels;
Kathy Graber, Brussels; Bill
Diehl, Monkton; Karen Mc
Michael and Don Hastie of Gorrie
and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Dietner of
Ethel.
It’s nice to have Claire Powers
Hanrahan back in town. Claire is
working at the Blyth Festival for
the summer. Tom and the boys will
be joining her later in June.
Bob and Isabelle Wheeler atten
ded the convocation at the Univer
sity of Guelph June 1, 1988, when
their son Brian received his
Bachelor of Arts Degree with
Honours in Geography. Also at
tending were Mrs. Jean Lahn and
Nancy Jean of Hanover.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith and Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Sweeney and Mrs.
Jeanne Ireland and Mrs. Margery
Ritchie of Brussels and Mrs. Don
Krick and Leanne of Hamilton and
Mr. and Mrs. Mietek Skowrinski of
Tillsonburg attended the 40th
wedding anniversary at Brucefield
United Church Sunday for Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Wightman.
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Brussels Village Council and the
Brussels, Morris and Grey Indus
trial Committee would like to do
something to open up the indus
trial park in the north end of the
village but only one thing stands in
their way: a building.
Council learned Monday night
that a survey shows a building
intrudes about 20 feet into the road
allowance on the unopened portion
of George Street that leads to the
industrial land the village pur
chased last year. Council wants to
improve the street so that potential
industrial land buyers can get into
the site but the building will have to
be removed first. The building’s
owner will be contacted and asked
to remove the building.
Council discussed what should
be done once the building is
removed. At first council consider
ed digging up the street and
putting in new gravel but Reeve
Gordon Workman pointed out that
if the land was later developed,
water and sewer mains would have
to be laid and the road would have
tobe torn up all over again. Council
agreed that perhaps it would be
best for the time being to make the
roadway presentable by some
grading and addition of several
loads of pit-run gravel which would
make it easy for buyers to see the
property.
Keith Mulvey and Gerry Wheel
er of the BMG Industrial Commit
tee later in the evening visited
council concerned with the same
problem of access to the site. After
being informed of council’s solu
tion to the problem they also
discussed the cost of providing
hydro services to factories that
might locate in the area and the
flexibility council had in the size of
parcels that would be sold.
BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
King Street
MINISTER: REVEREND CHARLES CARPENTIER
Sunday
11:00a.m.
Morning Worship
Church School
Nursery
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The Churches
of Brussels
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BRUSSELS UNITED CHURCH
invite all. members, friends & village
residents^ to attend a special
Community
Church Service
Sunday, June 12th
11:00 a.m. followed by
an outdoor picnic
Please bring lawn chairs and a picnic - beverage and dessert
to be supplied. In case of rain the service and picnic will
be held in the United Church.
to be held on the
side lawn of the
United Church
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