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The Huron Expositor, 1982-10-06, Page 74 David Longstaff Ltd. OPTICIAN .- 87 Main St South Sea,nrth OPTOME TRIST'S and OPHTHALMOLO(,IST'S Presr notion, 01,1 ;.r„r011115 HOURS Mon Tues Tho, I, 1 ,a',, ,,, 5 t(1 p m ('Inert 5'. edn,•,.!.i, Satlirrdas 'i COMPLETE OPTICAL SERVICE 527-1303 McGavin's Farm Equipment WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE LINE OE Farm Equipment SALES AND SERVICE Brussels 887.6365 Vyallon Sea torth 527.0245 B2 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 6, 1982 Short Shots by Evelyn Kennedy ssels Post A happy holiday with my Winnipeg family is over so here are a few bits and pieces'about that pleasant city: Every street in the residential sections are lined on both sides with graceful elm trees. On two-way streets the wide boulevards that separate the traffic lanes also have elm trees. Nowhere was seen a maple. When I left the elms were already turning yellow and had began carpeting the streets with their leaves. Many front lawns. where there was sufficient space, had spruce trees and shrubs and some the lovely weeping birch. There are many parks in this city, a number with recreational facilities. Assiniboine Park is very Targe, well kept, with seats scattered about for those who take advantage of this vast green expanse provided for them in the very heart of the city. Here too you will find an English Garden, There is a continuous bed of flowers of every kind and size from pansies to dozens of varieties of roses to tall stately lilies, all with name plates, A paved walk winds along the edge of the display,of flowers. Although frost • had 'nipped some of them there was still much floral beauty to admire. There, also, was the Assiniboine Zoo, well , maintained with excellent accommodation for birds and animals who seemed in good condition and content. This zoo covers a large area. In one part are birds and small animals also here may be seen a grizzly bear and polar bears. one the mother with cubs. One of the most amusing of the animals that attracted a great deal of attention was a colony of cute little prairie dogs busily digging into the ground. Of course there were the ever, popular monkeys. In another area are the - large animals, bison, camels, etc. This zoo, unlike most others, is absolutely' free to the public, Jt is maintained by the city, assisted by donations made by appreciative people. Anyone can come to enjoy the animals and birds or simply for a quiet stroll in clean, pleasant surroundings. 'r' ******** Reading about the CBC's television movie, "The Chataugua Girl" (based on the early days of Chautauga in the western provinces) bei,ng filmed in southern Alberta brought remembrance of the days when Chautaugua group cane to Brussels, not in a tent as in the west but to our old Town Hall. That was in long years agone, when only a teenager. The days of no television and not many radios. It was not low -brow, tacky, hoop la programs they brought to us. Thete were excellent performances with ,plays. singers, and musicians. often with numbers from such operas as Madam Butterfly, classical pianists and always a special speaker to tell us about places, people and things we never would see and seldom read about. I vividly recall one lady talking about pineapples in her native land. She told us that the ones we got were greenq. they had to be for shipping, but in her homeland they were left to ripen; in the sun until the juice began ozing out. They were then sweet and lucious, as we never knowf• them. There was always an attractive young lady who came as an advance agent to put up posiers and collect a fee from the local Chautaugua committee before the troupe arrived. One such lady was very friendly and tried to interest me in becoming an advance agent. At that age there was no desire to leave home, and travel `around from day to day. Ralph Nader. who has spent many years critically stirring up corporate"America, was a recent visitor in Toronto. While there he did not hesitate to give Canadians some outspok- en advice about what Canada should do regarding the United States, "Freeze the U.S. for a few years. Give them the China treatment", he said. Nader has come to the conclusion that the Regan administration is the least friendly to Canada since the Second World War. He stated their reaction to Ottawa's attempt to limit American invest- ment and oil industry in Canada is "How dare they". Nader's comments about Canadians. in a book he assisted in wr ting, was "they have -to shed the idea that tF��y can't run their own country". He als2' said "Although nationalization could mean more economic suffering for Canadians short-term pain is necessary for long -terns gain". Agreement with Nader is easy when he tells us we should run our own country, Why should Canada subrnit.to be told by the U.S„ or any ocher country. what must, or what must not he done, about our own affairs. Other remarks by Nadar shows him a, believer in P.M. Trudcau and what he is trying to do. Agreement with that is a difficult problem in some cases. THE DANCERS Dancing, twirling, their skirts held high. Twisting. fluttering down from the sky. Showing their colours all red. rust and gold Telling us summer is now getting- old. Pivoting. rustling around in the breeze, September's the stage for the "dance of the leaves." lona Moore Light cattle offering at stockyards The market at Brussels Stockyards traded actively on a light offering of medium quality cattle. There were 647 cattle and -1200 pigs on offer. Choice Steers -73.00 to '6.00 with sales to 16.70, Good Steers•70.00to 73.00. Three steers consigned by Lorne Forester of Lucknow averaging 1423 lbs, sold for 76.70 with his lot of 13 heavy steers averaging 1406 lbs. selling for an overall price of -4.40, A steer consigned by Ross Durnin of Lucknow weighing 1300 lbs. sold for '6.50 with his offering of 22 steers averaging 118' lbs. selling for an overall price of 15.52. Twenty steers consigned by Terry McCarthy of Dublin averaging 1126 lbs. sold for -4.00. Sixteen steers consigned by John Glencross of R.R. 1. Durham averaging 1110 lbs. sold for '3.60. A steer consigned by Karl Michaels of R.R. 1. Sebring- ville weighing 1230 lbs. sold for -5.25 with his offering of 41 steers averaging 1200 lbs. selling for an overall price of -3.00. Choirs Heifert--0 00 to -5 no Good Hcifcrs•6- 00 to -0 nn A heifer consigned hs Robert Hchn of R R 1. Walkerton weighing 1010 lbs sold Inc -5 25 Fight heifers consigned hs Keith McLean of Brussels aseraging 991 Itis sold Inc no Fourteen heifers consigned hs Glen Johnston of Blues ale ascraeing 962 lb% sold for an m crall pricy of -n -0 ( hire ( s 51 f10 10 (1n (rend Cnws 4- (10 10 sl f1(1 ( anners h Cuttc'rs•42 0(1 rn 4- (t0 30 to 40 Ih pigs traded to a high of 53 25 0.5 OS' ,®, BERG j Sales -Service � Installation FREE ESTIMATES • Barn Cleaners • Bunk Feeders • Stabling Donald G. Ives R.R. 102, Blyth Phone: Brussels 887-9024 b, LOW , OOP , Air ,®,s, 60114 40 to 50 Ib. pigs to a high of 60 to 70 lb. pigs to a high of 59.00. '0.25. 50 to 60 Ib. pigs to a high of '0 to 80 lb. pigs to a high of 61.50. '4.50. CWL sees shrine During the past summer the C.W.L. of St. Ambrose. Brussels made a trip to the Blucwatcr Centre in Goder• jch, also to St. Marys Shrine in St. Marys, The first meeting of the season was held Sept. 14 at the church with Margaret Van Nes. the president in the chair. Plans were made for the up -coming cleaner!, meeting at the B,M.G. Community (venire in November. which 11 i, Milking parlours 887-6063 R.R. 4 WALTON will include executive from all parishes in the Stratford deanery. The ladies agreed to re- sume preparing meals for the Lions Club suppers, 0 was (trapped earlier due to a lack of help. Tickets arc to he sold for a crib quilt and a bakeless bake sale will be held in October. A birthday party is to he presented at the nursing honk in October All talent is ins lied. H & H DAIRY SYSTEMS LTD. 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Jason Lamont. Glen Yu'il, girls -Georgia Protopapas. Jana Pearson. Cherie Hayden. Art Illustrate a Fairy Tale' •Boys -Clinton Garmss, Tim CJus es. Glep Yu'll: Girls- Cherie H.,yden, Bev Hart. Catherine Bru• ba 'her, Craft- ' P,'pe cleaner creation" Boys•Kelly Bauer, Paul WiHo, Greg Ryan. Girls -Martha Boon, Corinna Cowie, Shannon Rice: Collection-'' Me and My Family Photographs •-Boys• Tim Cousins, Glenn Yudl. Girls• Frances Smith. Georgia Protopapas, Jennifer Roesner; French-- Original Comic Strip '.BoysSteven. Wheeler. Andrew Vermeer Marc Barbour: Girls. Melanie Feener, Catherine Brubacher, Jean. Locking: Grade 7'. Writing.' High Flight"• Boys -Duane Barlow. Marty Rutledge, G Danny Wood; .Girls -Ruth h Watts Tania Licht,, Michele Kreuter; Para., grape- Write a personal problem letter' •Boys -Mike Saxon, Michael Hiemstra. Brian Cardiff; Girls- Eliza- beth den Dekker. Leanne Armstrong, Bev Stevenson. Essay: -Controver- sial Topic' -Boys-David Lamont, Paul Kots.er. Glen Brubacher; Girls- Tania Licht!, Bev Stevenson, Lynn Winger; Poem. -Original" -Boys- Mark B., Craig Heise, Brett Boylan; Girls. Michele Krauter, Carol Ten Pas, Kana King: Notebook. "Geography - Boys -Craig Heise. Duare Barlow, David Lamont. Girls -Leanne Arm- strong. Bev Stevenson, Ruth Watts; Workbook: "Math'' -Boys -Marty Rut - 'edge. Doug Roesner, Craig Heise: G,rls•Mary Neufeld, Helen Neufeld, Ruih Watts, Project Book. "History" Boys -Doug Roesner. Dean Wheeler, Paul Koets'er. Girls -Cindy McNeil, Judy Ten Pas, Tania Licht', Posters - Science' "Properties of Matter" - Paul Koetsier. Poster -"Science" Water' -Boys-Craig Heise, Doug Roesner. Dean Wheeler, Girls- Ka- trina Neufeld, Michele Kreuter, Lynn Winger, Art -"Historical Sketch" - Boys -Duane Barlow. Paul Koets,er, David Lamont. Girls -Katrina Neufeld. Lynn Winger. Mary Neufeld. big at Paragraph -"A Short Story" -Boys - Randy Licht', Kerry Bauer, Stephen van Veen: Girls -Debbie Campbell, Cindy Purvis, Marie Perris: Poem -16 ones-Boys•Brlan Campbell, Fundy Licht'. Kerry Bauer; Girls -Marie Perris, Debbie Mitchell. Eileen Arm-' strong: Notebook "History & Geo- graphy"•Boys-Mike Bridge, Brian Campbell. Wayne Wheeler: Girls - Dawn Currie, Kim Harris. Marie Perrie: Notebook 'Science" -Boys. Paul Thomspon, Oscar Van Den Assem. Mike Bridge: Girls -Kim Har- ris, Connie Alcock, Dawn Currie Project Book -"Geometry booklet'- Boys•Jim Apel, Randy Licht', Chris Ezewski. Girls -Dawn Carne, Cathy Marks, Marie Perrie: Poster. One Word" Boys -Robert Willie. Wayne Wheeler, Mark Licht', Girls -Susan Marks Kim Harris, Karen Knight: Art: Spbrt figure in action" -Boys - Jim Apel. Mike Bridge Brian Camp- bell. Girls -Kim Harris. Dawn Currie, Susan Marks: French: ," Cinquain poem" -Boys Brian Campbell, Randy Licht!, Ste- phen va Veen; Girls -Marie Perrie, Eileen Armstrong, Kim Harris. Junior Section: Special. "Ceram- ics" donated by Pat Langlois, An article stained; Georgina Protopapas. Cindy McNeil: an article glazed - Glenn Yulll, Georgina Protopapas; Special: Morntngstar,Rebekah Lodge: Boy -Andrew Vermeer. Brian Camp- bell: Girl -Heather Perrie. Georgia Protopapas: Special -The Huron Count/ Historical Society "Model, demonstration or display'' -Darren Johnston; Special: Brussels Legion Auxiliary -Grades 1 to4.' Lets Have a ,Party: placemat, hat etc. -William Perrie. Jason Koetsier; Grades 5 to 8: "A bird feeder" -Craig Workman. Duane Barlow; Special•Majestic Women's Institute: "Golden Years" Legion news We are sorry to hear of the death of one of our Comrades Wallace (Chum) Pletch. We extend our sym- pathy to his wife andAitta- tives. Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning we will remember them. NOTICE OF NOMINATION NOMINATION OF PUBLIC SCHOOL SUPPORTERS FOR REPRESENTATION OF THE "HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION" 'for the electoral districts of Township of Morris, Tdwnship of East Wawanosh and the Village of Blyth will be received by the undersigned commencing Thursday, October 14 until 5 p.rn. E.S.T. on Monday, October 18, 1982 ONE REPRESENTATIVE TO BE ELECTED FOR A THREE YEAR TERM. ELECTORS ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to take notice and govgrn themselves accord- ingly, and further take notice that the manner in which the said nominations shall be filed is set forth In the Municipal Elections Act. Nomination forms and full particulars of procedures to be followed may be obtained from the municipal offices. If a greater number of candidates than required to fill the offices are nominated and make the required declarations, notice of the time for holding the polls including the advance poll and notice of the last day for making applications for a certificate to vote by proxy is shown below. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE: 1. A nominee may withdraw from a nomination at.any time before 5:00 p.m. in the afternoon of Tuesday, October 19, 1982. 2. Nominations must be signed by at least ten electors and the nominee must make a declaration of consent and qualifications. 3. Where the number of candidates for an offices is not sufficient on the Wednesday fdlfowing nomination day, October' 20, 1982, the clerk may between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. receive and certify additional nominations for the office in respect to which there was an Insufficient number of candidates. SHOULD AN ELECTION BE REQUIRED, the same will be held on Monday, November 8, 1982 between the hours of 11 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Advance Poll on Saturday, October 30', 1982 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p. m. DEADLINE FOR OBTAINING CERTIF ICATE TO VOTE BY PROXY IS NOVEM- BER 8, 1982 AT 5:00 P.M. NANCY MICHIE, Clerk -Treasurer, Township of Morris Brussels fair A candle arrangement -Lori Willie, Verna Perrie, Michele Kreuter, Le- anne Armstrong: Special; Prize money donated by Lois McCall, Grades 1 to 4: ''Flretruck made from milk carton", Jason Breckenridge, Robbie Gowing, WIII tam Perrie; Grades 5 to 8: Poster "Fire Preven- tion" -Heather Perrle, Dwayne Evans, Jeannie Magee: Special: Part money donated by Brussels Home and School "A Scare Cr'ow'•-Fred Uhler, Mark Breckenridge, Robbie Gowing; Martha Bean, Paul Machan. Gary Martin, Jason Breckenridge, Darren Johnston. Kathy Stephenson. Cheryl Bridge. 1 pillow case.. cross stitch, Jane Draper. Mrs. Doris Van Camp; 1 pillow case. embroidered, Jane Pfeil- fer..Jane Draper. Mrs Doris Van Camp; 1 pillow case. crochet edge, Mrs Doris Van Camp. Mrs. C. Hanna Dona Knight. crochet doily - Jane De Vries, Mrs. Dons Van Camp, C. Boneschansker; cushion crochet - Mrs Geo. Hlemstr&, Mrs. Doris Van Camp. Jane Pfeiffer: cushion knit - Mrs. C, Hanna. Jane Draper. Kathie Bridge. cushion, any other -Mrs. Doris Van Camp. Mrs Robert Mitchell, Jane Draper: 4 homemade articles suitable for a bazaar -Mrs. Doris Van Camp. Dona Knight. Mrs. John McCutcheon: 1 pair pot holders -Dona Knight Anna Dolmage., Jane Draper: tea cosy -Mrs John McCutcheon, Leona McDonald. Katherine Bridge: pair of covered hangers -Mrs Doris Van Camp, Allred Knight,. .Jane McDonald; class 12-2 homemade place mats -Alfred Knight, Katherine Bridge, Anna Dolmage. Classes 1,12 donated by Jane De Vries: Mrs. Doris Van Cainp. Infants jacket and bonnet (knit) - Leona McDonald, Katherine Bridge, Mrs. Geo. Hiemstra: infante jacket and bonnet (crochet) -Jane Draper, Mrs. Geo. Hiemstra, Katherine Bridge, nightwear -Jane Draper, Dona Knight, Jane McDonald; child's hood- ed knitted sweater -Jane Draper, Jane De Vries. Ronny Hulzeboa; child's sweater (not hulky, knit) -Mrs, Geo. Hiemstra, Leona McDonald; shorts and top or jumpsult-Done Knight, Jane McDonald; boys or girls toque and milts to match -Leona McDonald, Jane Draper, Anna Dolmega. Classes - 13.19 donated by Leona Armstrong - Jane Draper. Fancy apron in cotton -Jane Draper, Mrs Doris Van Camp, Dona Knight, full apron (practical) -Jane Draper, Dona Kndblouse-Kathie Hulzebos, Janeioht; Draper,laies Jane McDon- aid; ladies dress -Jane Draper. Reny Hulzebos. Jane McDonald; ladies bedroom slippers (knit) -Leona Mc- Donald. Dolinda Huet her; ladles crochet hat and scarf set -Dona Knight. Jane Draper; ladies pullover ver with sleeves•Renny Hulzebos, Jane (Draper. Kathie Hulzebos; ladies sun dress -Jane McDonald. Classes 20-27 donated by Peggy Cudmore: Jane Draper. 47.,m.e,s._,_.e.e,®.s,e,t.e Ship y illlur Livestock WOTH ' i B ffroo Blyth e 1 Art 1 „- ., SHIPPER FOR UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO Livestock Marketing Division Ontario Stockyards, Toronto 1 PHONE BY,8 A.M. ttiy 523-4221 NOMINATIONS NOTICE TO THE MUNICIPAL ELECTORS TOWNSHIP OF MORRIS NOTICE Is hereby given to the Municipal Electors of the Township of Morris In .the County of Huron, that Nomination Papers may be flied In the office of the undersigned commencing Thursday, Oc- tober 14, 1982 until 5 p,m. E.S.T. on MONDAY, OCTOBER 18 for the purposes of nominating persons for the following offices: REEVE DEPUTY REEVE 3 COUNCILLORS. for the Township of Morris for a three (3) year term. ELECTORS ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to take notice and govern themselves accord- ingly, and further take notice that the manner in which the said nominations shall be filed Is set forth In the Municipal Elections Act. Nomination forms and full particulars of procedures to be followed may be obtained from the undersigned, If a greater number of candidates than required to fill the offices are nominated and make the required declarations, notice of the time for the holding of the .poll, including the advance poll and notice of the last day for making applications for a certificate to vote by proxy is shown below. AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE: 1. A nominee may withdraw from a nomination at any time before 5:00 p.m. in the afternoon of Tuesday, October 19, 1982. 2. Nominations liiust be signed by at least ten electgrs and the nominee must make a declaration of consent and qualifications 3. Where the number of candidates for an ylr fice is not sufficient to fill the number of va aancies to which candidates may be elected, on the Wednesday following nomination day, October 20, 1982, the clerk may between the hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. receive and certify additional nominations for the office in respect to which there was an ir,;ufficient number of candidates. SHOULD AN ELECTION BE REQUIRED, THE SAME WILL BE HELD ON: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1982, between the hours of 11 a.m. and 8:00 p.m. Advance Poll on Saturday, October 30, 1982 between the hours of 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. at the Township of Morris Hall. DEADLINE FOR OBTAINING CERTIF- ICATE TO VOTE BY PROXY IS: NOVEMBER 8, 1982 AT 5:00 P.M. NANCY MICHIE Clerk -Treasurer Township of Morris russets usiness Directory Dna e;; i' oriels ® Guaranteed Granites • Crnetery Lettering • Reasonable Prices Buy direct and -save BUSINESS: 357-1910 l REStDENCE:357-1015 1 or 357.1535 hone 527-' '' 240 y rs. 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