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CRAFTS, GAMES, songs and swimming are some of the
activities organized for approximately 30 youngsters par-
ticipating in the Summer Activity program in Brussels. _Hired
under an Experience Grant to organize and run the events are
Velma Elliott and Kim Exel. The grant of $1,576.44 pays 75 per
cent of their wages with the Brussels recreation departmen
responsible for 25 per cent. Gayda Duncan Of the Ministry of
Tourism and Recreation, centre, met with Velma, left and Kim
to discuss the program. On the teeter totter is Jill Smith, right
and Dawn Ten Pas. (Photo by VVassink)
New sidewalks possible
Plagued with a deteriorating condition of
sidewalks in the village of Brussels. council
discussed the construction of new sidewalks
at their regular meeting on Monday evening,
July 5th. •
Councillor Betty Graber asked when
tenders would be let on new sidewalk
construction. When council discussed new
sidewalks last year, "we were too late," she
said.
Although it is more favourable to tender
and contract the work. councillor Stu Parker
asked if lcids could be hired." "There are
enatigli pecitile in Brussels whir are not
wbfkitresitistreould do the work, all that has to ,
be done is the framing."
• COttneillor Hank Ten Pas reiterated saying
its better to ask for tenders -and "know where
we're at."
The possibility of replacing only broken
sections of sidewalk was questioned by
councillor Parker.
"We have to have a ball park figure of how •
much will be spent and where. Then we can
decide," said councillor Ten Pas. Reeve
Kreuter added that the sidewalk situation
"has to be looked at. Some sections are just
humped up because of trees."
With the mention of trees, council was
informed that approximately 15 stumps have
to be removed off village property plus
several stump removal requests of residents.
• Village employee Dave Hastings was
authorized to contact Les Dale of Blyth to
remove the stumps at 535 per hour or 524.50
per stump.
In other couincil news: accounts payable of
approximately 560.000 were approved.
Six building permits were granted. In-
cluded was a new roof for Dave McCutcheon
valued at 51600; front and side porch for Alex
MacLeod. 5600; Pete McWhirter, partial rear
roof, S1500; Gerald MeArter, new rear roof.
5285; new roof, Harvey Shaw, $525; Albert
Ten Pas. new storage shed valued at 52.000.
The fire chief has ordered additional hose
which was budgeted for. Council was told the
hose was purchased at a special price. 530
Rededicate vows Obotgay
IBLUEVALE
Correspondent
MRS. JOE WALKER
357-3.558
Friends and family from
London. Wiarton. Mel-
bourne. Rockwood. Wards-
ville. Wallacetown. Elora.
Alsia Craig. Toronto. Bay-
field. Alberta. Inverhuron.
U.S.A.. Inwood. Oil Springs
and surrounding area attend-
ed the rededication service
for Bob and Thelma Perry.
Rev. Terrance Trites and
Mr. Arch Andrew officiate&
at the double ring service.
Mrs. Carl Johnston was the
organist and Mr. Jack Wyt-
tock assisted with prelude
and postlude numbers on his
violin.
The Bluevale Sunday
Schbol snng The Lord's
Prayer" and Whitechurch
choir sang. "Walk Hand in
Hand" before the wedding
party entered. Bluevale choir
offered The Wedding Pray-
er" and Miss Lavonne Bal.
lagh sang "Because" during
.. the serviCe.
Bluevale and Whitechurch
, choirs sang "0 Perfect Love"
at the- close of the service.
Thelma had all her former
attendants with her. Mrs.
Joyce.Hill (fat -merle. Thomp-
son) a coy si n from Rockwood
as flower girl. Margaret Perry
and Shirley- Mott of London as
bridesmaids and her sister
Jean Burt of Mre;issauga as
matron of honour.
ktob had his brother Ken
act .as •ring -Hearer .in the
,abseace., of hit former ring
:bearer Fred; Fowler who as
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unable to attend; Dave Mur-
ray of RR I Melbourne and
Don Murray of London were
the ushers and Charles Perry
of Alsia Craig was his bro-
ther's best man.
Mr. Joe Tiffin's orchestra
supplied music for a recep-
tion held in the Bluevele Hall
where many friends enjoyed
dancing and visiting.
Mr. and Mf -s. Keith Mof.
fate Sandra and Greg and
Mrs. Lois Teeple of Paisley
attended the Jamieson reun-
ion Sunday at the home of Bit
and Judy Henderson of Galt,
Miss Marie Walker and
Miss Arlene Johnston spent a
couple of days at Tober-
mory.
EDWIN W. KRAMER
Edwin W. Kreuter of 255
Mill Road, Stamford. Con-
necticut. died Monday. July 5
at the Greenwich Hospital in
his 80th year. A fashion
photographer. he was the
first to use photographs in
catalogues,
Prior to the 1930s. when he
introduced photography to
catalogs, drawings were used
for illustrations.
An advertising executive.
the late Mr, Kreuter was
founder and owner of Letter-
ing Inc.. a nationally known
advertising company. His
studio and offices were lo-
cated in New York City. He
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A good selection of new and used alike and shot gum.
We take trade bet on oew guns or win buy outright.
Work Clothing, Work Shoes,
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Coveralls, work pants, work shirts, work socks, blue
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Tools for the Handy Mall
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Reunions abound in Belgrtive
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MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE
887-9847
EDGAR REUNII N
The 34th annual Edgar
reunion MIS held on Sunday,
July 11 at the Wiunghain
Riverside Park with about 60
in attendance.
• Games were conducted by
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jacques of
Walkerton and Bill Anger
and Lois Darling of Wing -
ham.
Greetiegs were read from
COUShatS, Mrs. Nicole Fantac-
LegR n news
hicluded during the in-
stallation eel -enmities of the
Brussels Legion, Branch 218
was the installation of the
executive of the Legion
Ladies Auxiliary. The event
was held on June SthWith the
Howick and Seaforth branch-
es participating.
Past president was Joan
Miller with Grace Jutzi elect-
ed the 1982-83 president;
Kaye Duncan, 1st vice; Barb
Knight., 2nd vice; Barb Gra-
bet, secretary and Bessie
Blenkhorn, treasurer.
Elected Sergeant at Arni's
was Nancy Currie; Mabel
Willis, Standard Bearer;
Judy Rutledge, Sunshine Sis-
ter; Martha Logan, sports
officer; Fannie Somers and
Mary Pennington. Auditors.
The executive includes
Bernice McFarlane, Martha
Logan, Jane Lamont, and-.
Verna Tunney. Kitchen du-
ties include Helen Dobson,
Nancy Currie, Bessie Blenk-
horn and Dorene Rutledge.
In charge of Legion book-
ing S are Barb Knight, Marg
Taylor and Grace Jutzi.
A social hour and dance
followed the installation cere-
monies.
less per length than anticipated.
Recreation chairperson. Betty Graber said
23 applications were received for three
available summer positions.. Velma Elliott
and Kim Exel will assume pool and
playground duties and Kim Bauer is in
charge of the concession booth.
Council was opposed to having new maps
drawn of the village, as requested by Klar,
MacMillan and Montieth.
If council had agreed. the village would
be responsible for payrnent. Councillor
Workman was against the mapping. "The
maps we have now were goettenough before.
They (province) are just creating another
job."
was also art director for
Montgomery Ward.
Born September 22. 1902 in
Ethel. he was a son of the laic
William and Isabella Krate
ter. A former resident of
Greenwich. he lived in Stam-
ford for 20 years, An accom-
plished golfer and skier. he
was also a member of the
Millbank Club in Greenwich
The late Mr. Krautcr is
survived by his wife. Karin
Staindl Krauter. one son
William of Tucson, Arizona
and a daughter Nancy also of
Tucson; two brothers. Russell
of Atwood and Albert of
Dwight: two sisters, . Mrs.
Mary Errington of Gooder
idge. and Grace Kreuter of
Toronto. Two grandchildren
and several cousins in the
Brussels area also survive.
Funeral services were held
at the Brussels Chapel. M.L.
Watts Funeral Home. on
Friday. July 9, 11:30 p.m.
conducted by Rev. Ken
Innes. Burial in Mt. Pleasant
Cemetery. Ethel. ,
Pallbearers included: Ken
McDonald, Don McDonald.
Murray Huether, John Kul-
mperbeck. Paul Kreuter and
Ed Kreuter
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Kenneth MacDonald of
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Alberta are spending their
vacation at the home of tree
parents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Wightman. A get-together of
relatives and friends was held
on Saturday evening in the
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Those present were from
Brampton, Bolton, Guelph,
Kitchener, Hanover, Kincar-
dine, Ripley, Seaforth, Luck -
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The business meeting was
cancelled on account of heavyob.
rains which started almost
before sapper was finished.
Relatives attended from
London, Walkerton, Wroxe-
ter, •Teeswater, Gorrie,
Wingham, Beigrave, Blue -
vale, Goderich, Holmesville
and Mississauga.
. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc-
'Grath, Angie, Rena, Sean
and Danny of Vermilion,
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