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Letter to the editor • Friends continue fight to keep bridge open THE EDITOR, Friends and neighbours of Ball's Bridge, as children grew up in Colborne Twp., very close to Forrester's Bridge, which has been replaced with a new bridge. Letter THE EDITOR, On Thursday, Sept. 21 families across Canada will be coming together and celebrating National Family Dinner Night. As a father and as a Continued from page 2 71 points. Low prize winners were Edith and Maxine with 45 points. Lucky lone-hand prizes went to Lloyd Appleby and Hilda Holmes. More than 100 were out for the Sunday night dance with music by the Country Versatiles. From the opening chords the floor was full. Special helper for the night was Sebastian Andrades and the famous Betty from Bayfield was in attendance to say goodbye to all her dance Every 38 seconds in Ontario, a vehicle collides with a wild animal. Road Watch Huron and the Huron Ontario Provincial Police have teamed up again this fall to help drivers avoid becoming one of those statistics. "In Huron County last year, there were 323 automotive collisions with deer," says health promoter Sherri Bezaire. "As of the end of July, there have been 128 deer collisions in Huron County," she says. October, November and December are peak times for deer and other wild animals to Bill and I, Maxine, have travelled in Europe a few times, admiring the old buildings and bridges, etc. Here in Huron County we seem to have to dismantle or let the old structures be sold. grandfather, I greatly value the time spent with my family. In this busy day and age, it is important to make family time a priority and to make the most of each opportunity that we have to spend with our friends before her move to the north. Holidays are over and after the long weekend the Friday night suppers will return. The first meal on the menu is roast beef for Sept. 8. The elimination early bird draw is on Sept. 9 so get your tickets now to have a chance at all the prices. Comrade Gord Nichol is a patidnt in Seaforth hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. The Brussels Legion is sponsoring a Brussels Ambassador contestant. The venture onto highways, as this is mating and migratioh time. Prime times for collisions are dawn and dusk: 5 a.m. to 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. The best advice is, slow down. Visibility is greatly reduced at night, and so is your reaction time. When you can, avoid driving during dusk and dawn. The OPP are recommending motorists Watch, Steer, Brake, and Stop. Watch the road ahead by scanning from shoulder to shoulder. Use high beams when possible and watch for We can take tax dollars and put them to some new structure to impress the younger people. We would like to keep the things the way they were to show our grandchildren and great- family. Today, due to our busy lives, most families are apart during the day and running to extracurricular functions such as sports or music lessons in the evening. Unfortunately, event will be held Sept. 9 at the Brussels Legion. We invite everyone to come out and support the Ambassador evening at the Branch. The Brussels Cadet Corps will resume meeting on - Tuesday evenings and young people age 12-18 are welcome to attend. The prices for 2007 membership dues were discussed, then set. Due to an increase set by Dominion Command at the Dominion convention, the membership fees had to be raised by $5. The new rates for 20067 will reflection of animals' eyes. Watch out, too, for yellow wildlife warning signs. Slow down in these areas. Steer in control. Never swerve to avoid hitting an animal, and never attempt manoeuvres to avoid a collision. - Brake firmly, but don't lock up your wheels. Slowing will provide you with control. And, stop safely. If there's one animal, others may follow. Road Watch Huron and the OPP remind everyone to Watch, Steer, Brake, and Stop to help reduce your risk of being involved in a wildlife grandchildren what it was like years ago. Instead of building a modern museum with all our old articles inside. This is why we would like to see Ball's Bridge kept open. It has brought lots of this means that time around the dinner table is at a premium. The National Family Dinner Night is designed to help make family time a priority, while also helping be $45 if paid between Sept. 1 and November 30. Those paid are eligible for the early bird draws (three) to be made at the end of each month, Sept. Oct. and Nov. They will win their 2008 dues. Dues paid after Nov. 30 will now be $50. All membership dues are due by Dec. 31. The Provincial Service Officer Randy Groundwater is making a visit to the Branch in early October. If any veterans are interested in a meeting with him, an appointment must be made with the Branch Service collision, For more information, please contact the Huron Ontario ProVincial Police at 1-888-310-1122 or *OPP. tourists to the area and is the only iron bridge in the Huron County. The cost of repairing is a small amount of money in these times. The Friends of Ball's those impacted by Crohn's and Colitis. I would like to extend my personal appreciation to all those who have helped organize this event and to all those who register for National Family Dinner Night on-line at www.mmmeatshops.com as M&M Meat Shops will be making a $1 donation to the Crohn's and Colitis Foundation of Canada for every person who registers. I would once again like to express my best wishes to everyone who participates in this memorable and worthy pursuit. Sincerely, Paul Steckle, MP Bridge are working towards keeping this bridge a part of our history. Maxine Seers. Letter `Dirty trick' upsets writer THE EDITOR, Good people do not play dirty tricks on others. Last week, I happened to see a woman boldy drive on our property, deposit a child's dirty stinking diaper, full of feces into our barbecue, then leave. We called the police. This is the second time we have had to call police about this person. We now must go shopping for a new barbecue. Pete and Chen Fransen BfUevale. Celebrate family with dinner More than 100 people attend Legion's Sunday night dance Road Watch, Huron OPP team up to help drivers avoid collisions