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The Citizen, 1995-09-27, Page 2mit 1011N D. PENNINGTOIN Brussels Phone 519-887-9233 , Fax 519-887-9654 j Winners of the draw from Associated Financial Planners Limited (HELEN M. HETHERINGTON) at the Brussels Fall fair were: $100 Mackenzie Gift Certificate, Melody White; Templeton Sweater/Jacket, Larry Proulx; Trimark Gym Bag, Doreen Rutledge; Trimark T-Shirts, Morgan Smith, Max Oldfield; Financial Textbooks, Charlie Thomas, Gary Pipe, Leslie Knight, Nancy Knight, Karen Ouesenberry, Anita Everett, Joanne King, Karen Smith; Templeton Magnetic Memos & Pens, John Lowe, Christina DeWit, Mabel Glanville, Gerry Jutzi, Doug Hemingway, Nancy Beale, Lynne Cronin, J. Gordon Workman, Luke Everett, Mark Gillis, Dave McCutcheon, Keith McLean, Edna Pletch, John Exel, Connor Smith, Sheila Smith, Nancy Vanass. Thank you to everyone for stopping by at my booth for some good conversation and also for supporting the Brussels Fall Fair!!! Service & Installation of High Efficiency Oil & Gas Furnaces Hot Water Heaters - Gas Appliances Humidifiers - Oil Tanks Electronic Air Cleaners & Sheet Metal Work -Member of Union Gas Dealer Network-- C Fully Licensed for Natural Gas & Oil Financing available on Gas Furnaces & Water Heaters Serving Brussels, Wingham, Blyth, Goderich and surrounding areas. PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1995. Working bee Members of the community came out to lend a hand picking stones at the site for the new Brussels ball diamond and soccer field. On Friday, students from the Brussels Public School will be lending a hand to the project as well. Volunteers pick stones Church hosts international craft display The Brussels Mennonite Fellow- ship Hall will be the site for a Self Help International Craft sale, fea- turing crafts from around the world. The beautifully crafted gifts can be purchased for reasonable prices. The sale will take place on Thursday, Oct. 12 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m., Friday, Oct. 13, from 9 a.m. until 9 p.m. and Saturday, Oct. 14, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Anyone interested in refereeing for Brussels Minor Hockey this season are invited to phone BRIAN DEITNER 887-6017 in order to attend the referee clinic SAT., SEPT. 30 9:00 - 1:00 A.M. Bring your voices and enjoy an evening of karaoke. BRUSSELS COUNTRY INN Ii?-liN9 ' AOKE )1:I NIGHT l' 1 : !I 887-9035 With cold weather quickly approaching, the Park Recreational Development Committee (PRDC) in Brussels is pulling together a team of volunteers to help pick stones, work the land for seeding and haul stone dust at the new ball park by BMG arena. During the Sept. 13 meeting of the committee, it was decided that two work days should be set for Sept. 29 and 30, to get the work well underway. Neil McGavin will be donating the seed drill for the project and Merle Hoegy has offered a dona- tion of fertilizer for the grass seed which was purchased from him at a cost of $2,402. 93. By Bonnie Gropp Sprucing up the downtown core was the main focus of a lunch meeting attended by local business- people on Sept. 21 in Brussels. Dr. Gary Davidson, of the Huron County Planning and a professor at the University of Waterloo met with several merchants to discuss the possibility of involving univer- sity students in projects for eco- nomic development. Referring to economic develop- ment studies done in the 80s, Davidson said that today, groups are looking at what types of pro- jects can be down within limited resources. Using students, who in turn benefit from the experience, is a way of saving money. Noting the number of abandoned buildings in a state of disrepair in the downtown core, Clerk-Treasur- er Donna White said, "Sometimes all (a community) needs is a fresh look at things." One of the main ideas presented for that fresh look, was having building owners co-ordinate colours on the facades. Davidson said that while this can be done by regulation it seldom works. "It's best to try and do something in har- mony." He added that getting local store owners to co-operate is seldom a problem as "a lot of them realize the better the business looks the better business is." Businesspeople have learned that they are not competing with the person across the street but rather Stone dust has been purchased from Maitland Concrete, at a cost of $2.75 per tonne or $1,500 and will be hauled by John McKercher. Local stores will be canvassed for donations of pop and snacks for the volunteers. A letter will also be drafted to Pioneer Seeds, by PRDC Lions Club Representative John Harrison, to request funding for one half the cost of fencing for the ball park. The committee will match the donation. Anyone wishing to assist in the creation of the new ball park should contact a committee member or watch for a sign which is to be posted in town. with outside communities." The target, White said, is to get the village "spruced up" before the homecoming in 1997. Another project considered was a traffic count to determine what the heaviest traffic times are and the destinations. "It might just be local traffic moving around a lot, but it is information that could prove advantageous to some businesses. The information won't mean the In other matters discussed by the committee, it was decided that the election for executives in 1996 would be set at the October meet- ing. The co-ed ball tournament, which was held on June 24 to 26, showed a net profit of $2, 583.70. A fundraising live, silent auction is being planned for Nov. 24 at the Brussels Legion, with items on dis- play the previous day. Members of PRDC are John Har- rison, Lions; Mike Thomas, Opti- mists; Gary Pipe, Recreation Board; Jacquie Cowing, Ladies slo- pitch; Jayne Ross, Ladies slo-pitch, Greg Wilson, soccer and Sandra Josling, Brussels Legion. same to everybody." He suggested getting secondary or elementary Geography students involved in this project. The idea of having murals paint- ed on the exterior walls of some prominent buildings downtown was discussed and it was felt that this could be done by Art students if they were interested and if a theme or design was devised for consis- tency. Planner talks to business group PHYSICIANS AND STAFF of Seaforth-Brussels Medical Clinic 373 Turnberry St. Brussels, Ont. are pleased to announce Dr. Alan Kosaric M.D • M.C.F.P. will be joining our staff starting October 2, 1995 Call 519-887-9952 or 519-527-1770 for an appointment Dr. Janet Zettel, M.D. Dr. Marls Woldnik, M.C.F.P. Dr. Ken Rodney, M.D., F.R.C.S. (C), Gen. Surgeon