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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-02-09, Page 7THE ETHEL Women's Institute celebrated their 80th anniversary Feb. 1, in the form of an Open House in the thel Hall. Members of the institute from left are: Helen Dobson, Margaret McMahon, Arlene Helmstra. Doris Jacklin, Ethel WI has 80 years Although Feb. 3 is the actual date of the 80th anni- versary of the Ethel W.I. it was moved to Feb. 1 for the celebration. Mrs. Wayne Grube. presi- dent, introduced Mrs. Keith Hiepleh, F.W.I.O. President who skid it was nice to see all the small children and babies present, as many branches no longer have that honor. Mrs. Norman Coghlin, guest area president wished the Ethel ladies continued success for the next 20 years. Mrs. Delmar Smythe of Stratford, past P.R.O. con- Myrle Bowes, Pat Keifer, Mildred Gill, Pam McLellan, Pricilla Bray, Joan Smith, Barb Grube, president, Thelma Keffer, Sharron Dobson and Helen Alexander. (Wassink photo) of community service venor spoke on "Roses & Strawberries," The minutes of Ethel W.l.'s first meeting of 80 years ago were read by Mrs. James McMahon. Everyone was invited to talk to Betty or Susie Lynn of Ethel about the stained glass Fines of up to $1,000 Sewers still (not hooked up Approximately 25 sewer connections re- main to be completed, Brussels council members were told last Monday evening. Reeve Cal Krauter admitted, "mine at the shop isn't hooked up and 1 don't intend to connect the line if 1 can sell the place." The Huron County Health Unit suggested a letter be sent to deliquent homeowners. The letter would cite a by-law which requested connections to have been completed by Sept. 1, 1982. Clerk Bill King said all residents are being charged a sewer rate, but if some are not connected, they are contravening the bylaw. He said if a letter was written, the health unit had suggested a follow-up registered letter be sent in the spring. "1 still think it's up to the health unit", said councillor Gordon Workman. "There are people not hooked up who are going to give us trouble. The health unit can put in an order to unhook water if an owner does not comply." Reeve Krauter felt there "is no excuse for people to have a septic tank with sludge from the'tank running on top of the ground when a sewer line was Installed along their proper- ty." He suggested council meet with the health unit to discuss the situation before a letter is sent. 'I don't care if you send a letter or don't send one." Letters can be sent asking connections be made, "but how are you going to enforce it now?" asked councillor Workman. Councillor Betty Graber felt the timing wasn't right for sending letters. ;'I'm not sticking my neck out now." In part, the bylaw states connection must be made within one year of the operation of the sewage treatment plant. A fine of not more than $1,000 can be levied for each offence. Council decided thesuggestion by the health unit be discussed at the March meeting. A tax rebate of 523.74 was approved for Doris McDonald who had a garage taken down on her property. Reeve. Krauter asked "Did she have a demolition permit?" Accounts payable of 515.300 were ap- proved. Council approved a building permit to Bruce and Carol Hasetgrove for new siding on their home. The property chairman informed council the fireball requires a new walk-in door. "The old door is done." A $10 grant will be given to the Huron County Historical Society, who, as in past years, requested support from county muni- cipalities. Cranbrook girls study finances Correspondent leaders are Diane Elston and MRS. MAC ENGEL Susan Engel. 887.6645 Officers are president -Kim The girls from the Cran- Smith, vice-pres.Susie Smith brook area, betweenthe ages The club looks promising of 16 and 19 are taking a new and is met with much enthu- 4-H club on Financial Man- siasm. The members learned agement. There are 9 mem- about basic balance sheets hers learning primarily basic and are to complete their own accounting. Each member Fourteen tables played at takes over the operation and the Forester's card party Feb. decisions of a business for a 4. in the Community Centre. period of a year. Each mem- her presents the decisions before a judge. All the members are in competition with each other. After a film called "Money talks". members discussed three cases,from the film. The ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting of the policyholders of the Elma Mutual Fire Insurance Company will be held In the ORANGE HALL IN ATWOOD WED. FEB. 16103 at2p,m. William Burke- president D.E. Little - secretary DISC JOCKEY STEVENS Country Gold & ROCK 'N' ROLL Good recorded music for weddings, dances, anniversaries. parties, etc, 5 years experience Phone Brussels (daytime or evenings) 887-6159 BERG Sales -Service Installation 1 R.R. 92, Blyth Phone: Brussels 887-9024 FREE ESTIMATES 1 1 1 • Barn Cleaners • Bunk Feeders • Stabling Donald G Ives 1 1 r, i0 i0/0i0 i0 Winners: Helen Dobson, Isa- bel Craig, Harry Jacklin, Allan Knight, Isabel Brem- ner, Lloyd Smith. Frank Mc- Kenzie, Wilfred Strickler and Beryl Smith. Mrs. John Saxon spent the weekend, with friends in Tor- onto. Mr. and Mrs. Sid Barnes, London were weekend guests with Mrs. Ida Gordon. work Betty does. Roll call revealed there were 58 ladies from the surrounding institutes help- ing in the celebration. Mrs. Grube thanked Mrs. David Matheson of Moles- worth for baking the 'special cake and making the Ethel ladies' corsages. Minor hockey news The first game of the W.O.A.A. playolla saw the Brunets Midgets return home victorious. The flrat period was scoreless with Teamster quickly scoring al the beginning of the second. Wayne McCutcheon put Brussels on the scoreboard lour minutes later with Gary ArmSlrong and David Cosailt assisting. The, score remained one all at the end of regulation play. Atter almost four tense minutes of play, the tie was broken when Kevin McArter scored with Gary Armstrong assisting. With only fifteen seconds left on the clock, Ole win was assured when a shot from Rick Knight was deflected into the net by Tim Fritz. Rob Cardiff also assisted on the goal. Brussels fans were treated 10 an exciting game of hockey Wednesday night when the Teeswater midgets returned here for the second game of the series. Teeswater opened the scoring with Brussels quickly coming back to Ile the game. Kevin McArter scored with Kevin Johnston assisting. The second period saw Teeswater pulling ahead by two games. Kevin McArter scored his second goal for Brussels with Tim Fritz assisting. Teeswater added their fourth goal for the night. Brussels came back fighting In the third period 10 tie the score. Doug Shaw scored the first goal of the third period to be the score. Doug Shaw scored the first goal of the third period with Paul Machan and Rob Cardiff assisting. Kevin Johnston tied the score wlth•Kevin McArter assisting. The score al the end of regulation play was 4-4. In overtime play, Teeswater accred the winning goal. On Sunday, the Brussels Mldgele travelled to Teeewaler for the third game of the playoff series. Brussels quickly opened the scoring with Kevin McArter putting one away In the first minute Of elev. Dean Rutledge assisted. • Wllh little over a minute left In the game, Brussels requested measure- ment on a Teeswater player's stick. When the stick proved to be Illegal, Brussels was awarded a penalty shot. As Brussels fans nervously watch- ed, and Teeswater fans booed, Tim Fritz carefully skated toward the net, decked the goalle and placed the puck THE HURON EXPOSITOR. FEBRUARY 9, 1983 - A7 4Brussels Post high sole the net. At the end o1 the game the score was Teeswater 3, Brussels 2. Teeswater now leads the series 2-1. The Brussels Peewees are In Western Ontario playdowne with Lucknow. Lucknow has won two games and Brussels one The Atom hockey team will compete In art,Oplimist sponsored tournament in Southamptlon on Sat. Feb. 12. They were winners al this tournament Last year so good luck boys. 1° Sat. Feb. 8, the coaches from Minor Hockey took 41 boys, members of Novice, Atom, Peewee' and Midget 'teams, to Kitchener to see the Rangers play. The teams have been making good use of the Brussels Boosters' bus for their hockey trips Ship your Livestock WITH i Art Heffron Blyth SHIPPER FOR UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO Livestock Marketing Division Ontario Stockyards, Toronto , PHONE BY8 A.M. 523-4221 ri-# i10i0i0, /01.00/0/0/0/0, THE BRUSSELS MINISTERIAL invites you to a series of Ecumenical LENTEN SERVICES Held Sunday Evenings AT 8 P.M. In Our Community Churches and held as follows: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20 Brussels Mennonite Fellowship SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Brtissels United Church SUNDAY, MARCH 6 St. John's Anglican Church SUNDAY, MARCH 13 Brussels Presbyterian Church SUNDAY, MARCH 20 St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church t::-.: r,,,��o Watch ' bt' -► for the opening of Radio $hath in Brussels, Ont. SUPER SPECIAL Westons Old Mill BREAD 450 gram .59, New from Schneiders TURKEY SLICES 125 gram 1.33 Ontario COOKING ONIONS 2 Ib. bag .29 Schneiders Frozen 16 BEEF BURGERS , kg. 3.99 Robin Hood 3.5 kg. ALL PURPOSE FLOUR 3.29 York All Flavours ICE CREAM 2litre 2.99 Facelle Man Size TISSUES 60's .99 White Label BEANS with PORK ,9 07 .59 Bluewater FISH and CHIPS 32 or, 2.49\ MCCUTCHE-ON GROCERY WE DELIVER BRUSSELS 507-9445 STORE HOURS Mon., Tues., Wed, Thurs., & Sat., 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fri„ 8:30 a.m. to6:00 p.m. work Betty does. Roll call revealed there were 58 ladies from the surrounding institutes help- ing in the celebration. Mrs. Grube thanked Mrs. David Matheson of Moles- worth for baking the 'special cake and making the Ethel ladies' corsages. Minor hockey news The first game of the W.O.A.A. playolla saw the Brunets Midgets return home victorious. The flrat period was scoreless with Teamster quickly scoring al the beginning of the second. Wayne McCutcheon put Brussels on the scoreboard lour minutes later with Gary ArmSlrong and David Cosailt assisting. The, score remained one all at the end of regulation play. Atter almost four tense minutes of play, the tie was broken when Kevin McArter scored with Gary Armstrong assisting. With only fifteen seconds left on the clock, Ole win was assured when a shot from Rick Knight was deflected into the net by Tim Fritz. Rob Cardiff also assisted on the goal. Brussels fans were treated 10 an exciting game of hockey Wednesday night when the Teeswater midgets returned here for the second game of the series. Teeswater opened the scoring with Brussels quickly coming back to Ile the game. Kevin McArter scored with Kevin Johnston assisting. The second period saw Teeswater pulling ahead by two games. Kevin McArter scored his second goal for Brussels with Tim Fritz assisting. Teeswater added their fourth goal for the night. Brussels came back fighting In the third period 10 tie the score. Doug Shaw scored the first goal of the third period to be the score. Doug Shaw scored the first goal of the third period with Paul Machan and Rob Cardiff assisting. Kevin Johnston tied the score wlth•Kevin McArter assisting. The score al the end of regulation play was 4-4. In overtime play, Teeswater accred the winning goal. On Sunday, the Brussels Mldgele travelled to Teeewaler for the third game of the playoff series. Brussels quickly opened the scoring with Kevin McArter putting one away In the first minute Of elev. Dean Rutledge assisted. • Wllh little over a minute left In the game, Brussels requested measure- ment on a Teeswater player's stick. When the stick proved to be Illegal, Brussels was awarded a penalty shot. As Brussels fans nervously watch- ed, and Teeswater fans booed, Tim Fritz carefully skated toward the net, decked the goalle and placed the puck THE HURON EXPOSITOR. FEBRUARY 9, 1983 - A7 4Brussels Post high sole the net. At the end o1 the game the score was Teeswater 3, Brussels 2. Teeswater now leads the series 2-1. The Brussels Peewees are In Western Ontario playdowne with Lucknow. Lucknow has won two games and Brussels one The Atom hockey team will compete In art,Oplimist sponsored tournament in Southamptlon on Sat. Feb. 12. They were winners al this tournament Last year so good luck boys. 1° Sat. Feb. 8, the coaches from Minor Hockey took 41 boys, members of Novice, Atom, Peewee' and Midget 'teams, to Kitchener to see the Rangers play. The teams have been making good use of the Brussels Boosters' bus for their hockey trips Ship your Livestock WITH i Art Heffron Blyth SHIPPER FOR UNITED CO-OPERATIVES OF ONTARIO Livestock Marketing Division Ontario Stockyards, Toronto , PHONE BY8 A.M. 523-4221 ri-# i10i0i0, /01.00/0/0/0/0, THE BRUSSELS MINISTERIAL invites you to a series of Ecumenical LENTEN SERVICES Held Sunday Evenings AT 8 P.M. In Our Community Churches and held as follows: SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 20 Brussels Mennonite Fellowship SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27 Brtissels United Church SUNDAY, MARCH 6 St. John's Anglican Church SUNDAY, MARCH 13 Brussels Presbyterian Church SUNDAY, MARCH 20 St. Ambrose Roman Catholic Church HIGHWAY NO. Ill THESE SPECIALS GODERICH ONLY IN: MON., TUN. * TO • P.M. WED-, mutts RI. - • TO • P.M. SAT. BWM 10 • P.M. AVAILABLE JOSEPHINE ST. ($WY. NO. 4) WINGHAM 75 WALLACI AVE. N. LISTOWEL INTERSECTION HWY. NO. 4 AND 83 EXETER MON., TUBS., WED. - 1 TO • P.M. THURS., PRI. 1 TO 1 P.M. SAT. 8(35 70 A P.M. SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL SUPER SPECIAL FRESH CENTRE CUT PORK LOIN CHOP'S • ��3 4,k9I.9s Ib. COMBINATION -BUDGET PACK 3 centre cut loin chops 3 rib portion chops tenderloin portion chops PORK CHOPS CUT FROM GRADE TENDER R ROAST 'A' BEEF & JUICY 1 B SUPER SPECIAL TENDER GRADE 'A' BEEF /k9 • 5.7fkg zehis fine markets.. of fine (axis RIB STEAKS 5'2" 68 . 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