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CHRISTMAS CAROLS played on recorders was featured by the recorder
club at the Brussels public school during the annual Christmas- concert
held last Wednesday. Concentrating on their music is Linda Thyssen,
left, and Ketrina Somers. (Wassink photo)
Morris council
holds inaugural
Morris township council met at their
inaugural meeting with the new council
sworn into office. Council includes: William'
- Elston. reeve; Thomas Miller, deputy•reeve:
, councillors. Doug Fraser, Bob Grasby and
'C -(em McLellan. Rev. Terry Trites of Bluevale
attended the meeting, addressing council
with guidance and a prayer.
Wayne Hopper was appointed supervisor
of the Hopper Municipal Drain -Pumping
Station and will be paid $6.25 per hour. Mr.
Hopper will record his hours of work and
submit them to council for payment annually
or when a sizeable bill is accumulated.
Also attending the meeting was Andy
McBride, concerning the Hopper Municipal
Drain -Pumping Station. He informed council
that aspump installed last September was not
operating properly. was removed and return•
ed to Sass Manufacturing for repair. In place
of oil lubricated bearings. required to operate
the pump under sandy conditions. the pump
featured water lubricated bearings.
Mr. McBride said costs to repair the pump
would be approximately $1900. Cost to the
township wilIbe $835. He advised council in
have the pump operating year round instead
of using the pump certain times of the year.
Council. recommended for consent. the
severance application of Mel Jermyn, lot one,
concession three. Thempplication conforms
to the Huron county official plan as the land to
he conveyed is to. be added to an existing
parcel of land and does not offend any
neighbouring land uses. The severance will
he for a licensed equipment repair shop.
Council advised Mr, Jermyn to meet with
planning officials of the county before
proceeding with his plans,
Heifers sell higher
at >russels stockyards,
The market at Brussels Five,heifers consigned by
Stockyards traded actively on .Earl Fitch of Wroxeter aver -
both steers and heifers -...'"aging 1166 lbs: sold for 76.00
There were very few high with his lot of 17 heifers
yielding steers on offer. Heil'. averaging 1111 lbs. selling
ers sold $2.00 cwt. higher. for 74.25.
There were 508, tattle, and Two heifers consigned by
1210 pigs on offer. Glen Johnston of Bluevale
Good Steers.73.00 to °6.00 averaging 1055 lbs. sold for
Medium Steers -71.00 to
74.00
A steer consigned by Don
Pearson of Ethel weighing
1220 lbs. sold for 76.00 with
his lot of 40 steers averaging
r089 lb's. selling for 74.90.
Twenty steers consigned
by Knight Bros. of Brussels
averaging 1184 lbs. sold for
an overall price of 74.10.
A steer consigned by
Frank Flanagan of R.R. 5,
Mitchell weighing 1040 lbs.
sold for 75.75 with his lot of
17 steers averaging '1085 lbs.
selling for 73.25.
Choice Exotic Heifers •
72.00 to 76.00 with sales to
' 77.75,
Choice Herford Heifers -
68.00 to 72.00.
Good Heifers - 65.00 to
68.00. 40 to 50 -Ib. pigs to a high'
A heifer consigned by of 65.00.
Martin Murray of Seaforth 50 to 60-1b. pigs to a high
weighing 1280 lbs. sold for of 73.50.
'77.75 with his lot of 19 60 to 70 -Ib. pigs to a high
heifers averaging 1102 lbs. of 79.00.
selling for an overall price of 70 to 80 -Ib. pigs .to a high
75.00.• of 85.00.
73.60 with his„ Jot of 14
heifers averaging. 960 lbs.
selling for 71.80.
Three heifers consigned by
Elwood Fitch of Wroxeter
averaging 1076 lbs. sold for
74.00 with his lot of 13 heifers
averaging 993 lbs. selling for
71.85.
A heifer consigned by Joe
Phelan of Brussels 900 lbs.
sold for 73.00 with his lot of6
heifers averaging 970 lbs.
selling for 71.85.
Choice Cows 44.00 to
48.00 with sales to 50.00.
Good Cows - 40.00 to
44.00.
Canners and Cutters -
36.00 to 40.00.
30 to 40 Ib. pigs traded to
a high of 59.25.
We wish von a
.Me rre• Christmas
sa n d ea
Happy
y,
New Year
As we
celebrate this
holy Christmas
season we give
thanks for the
thoughtfulness
and generosity
you have shown.
SAES O
EN l'.Y F. EXEL.
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PACE TO Y
AND YOU S =.
Merry Christmas
to the
Friend s
of
(:aliander
trsing Home'
In other news: the Ministry of Transporta•
tion and Communications informed Morris
township that additional subsidy allocation is
available for the Garniss Bridge repair in the
amount of 513,2200 being a total of 553.200. A
subsidy of 540.000 was approved last May.
A $300 grant will be forwarded to the Town
and Country Homemakers for 1982.
Council was presented with a Waste
Management Contract from the Ministry of
Environment for the Waste Disposal Site. A
decision on the contract was deferred until
the township solicitor. Allan Mill could
present his opinion.
The reeve informed council that the official
opening of the new Blues aIeHall will be held
on February 5.
'Bob Grasby and Clem McLellan were
nominated township representatives on the
Wingham Arca Fire Board. jTile rainagc loan recipients in the
ton hi will be notified that Tile Drainage
Loan nual payments will he billed the
month prior to the due date of the Tile
Drainage Debenture and will he due the
month the loan was isstied. Payments will not
he included on the annual tax hill.
Road superintendent. Lloyd Michie. in-
formed council of a' letter from .lim 1cisham•
lot 12. concession lite, for damage to his car
w pile 1ras el ling nn sidcruad 10-1 1 • conces-
sion fisc and six. this past summer while
sidcruad construction a as heing done.
Council stns of the opinion that the
responsibility rests ssith the contractor.
George Radford Construction of Blyth.
The next regular meeting is scheduled for
Mondax. Januar 3 at 10:00 a.m.
as you
relive
the miracle
of Jesus.
Greetings and Best Wishes to the
constituents of Huron -Bruce for a
very Merry Christmas and a happy
and healthy New Year!
WE WISH FOR YOU: '
HOPE -that shines bright as that first Christmas
star
FAITH•TSat led the Wise Men to travel so far
PEACE•and the contentment i hose lust shepherds knew
GOD S LOVE•lo gwde you the whole New Year through'
Staff and Residents of
MAITSIDE ORCHARDS..
887-6883'
Brussels
Murray Elston, M.P.P.
and Family ,
Callander Nursing Home
Dice
n
,n the traeliticn of
f.hristmas sluing, we offer
r u cur thanks fcr your
vera saluedpaitrc?➢aee.-
Ethel WI give tokens
.lust in time for the Ethel
W , I 's Xmas dinner the snow.
flakes arrived, It surely added
to the Xnias spirit.
The hostess for the day was
M.rs. Wm, Dobson with I'
ladies and 8 children sitting
down to the pot luck dinner.
Mrs. John Smith. Mrs,
Wayne (iruhc and Mrs.
George Hicrostra conducted
sonic Christmas contests.
The price for the last contest
was a recipe for "Eagle
1"ciosC
Brand Milk" sshtt•h e% entitle
,copied doss n
MPs V5'atnc Grube and
Mrs. 1•arrt Keifer are to 'be
the institute reps on the Ethel
Hall Board.
The 4.H leaders were pre.
stinted with a token of appre•
elation. It s% as also decided to
up the tnlleage fee paid to the
leaders of 4 11 to 25c mile or
I8c kit.
On dort•ussum of the filth
an n n cr'art in February it
ss ;ls (ICL hied to int itc other
institutes. Mrs Janie,. Mc
Mahon is to sec about a guest
spcakcr and Mrs. Wayne
(alibi' about an an nn ersar
rake
Ihanks to the membership
and their friends. sasink
Jchr's cash register tapes,
the Institute has been able to
main four nest card tables.
Mrs. (icorgc Hicrostra was
eon%enor.
^a ll'dal I %. ` r, ..
Merry Christmas & Happy New Year
From Jim, Darlene, Jean, Max. Nora, Doug
and Jack.
All the best for 1983.
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HARDWARE J
Brussel
STEPHENSON
Groceteria
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887-9226
Brussels
887-9269
Brussels
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True blessings of Christmas arise
from that first Holy Night. May all
the glories of the holiday season
be yours today and always.
Deck the hails
0 .. . carol and
rejoice
- .. its
Christmas!
JOLLY HOLIDAY
IN RY W !
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with us!
WarmWishes
ate,
mss;"`
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Listowel 291-4440
and a Happy and Prosperous New Year.
BRIDGE, MOTORS
Wingharft 357-3460
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