HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Huron Expositor, 1983-03-16, Page 22A22'- THE HURON EXPOSITOR, MARCH 181 1983
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Short Shots
by Evelyn Kennedy
Do not harbour hate and resentment within
'you. It is like a festeing sore that provokes
unrelenting pain. It leaves indelible imprints
on your face that cannot be erased. It
influences your outlook on life. In the end it
will destroy you.
How proud we should be of our Canadian
team at the World Figure Skating Champion-
ships held last week in Helsinki. It was a
delight to watch their fine display of skill,
grace and beauty on the ice. After a waste of
years not seeing a Canadian on the winners'
podium it brought a thrill of pride to see some
there to have medals presented to them for
their excellence in the exacting demands of
figure skating. Underwood and Martini won
the bronze4or pairs. It was apparent that the
spectators, as well as the knowledgeable
commentators', felt they did not get the
marks they deserved for their performance.
They were the favourites of the crowd who
gave them a standing ovation and booed the
judges. Brian Orser (dubbed "King of the
triples") was awarded the bronze medal with
his outstanding performance in free skating.
Several Canadians were in the top ten in their
class. They predict a bright future for our
young figure skaters.
A disgraceful I0cidcnt took place recent•
ly at the B.M.& G. arena here. It was not the
hockey players but some of the Brussels fans
who became unruly. Instead of cheering on
their home team they apparently lost control
of themselves and behaved in an unaccept-
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able manner. They hurled abuse at the
visiting team, followed them to the dressing
room area pushing, shoving and punching.
The whole thing got out of control and the
O.P.P. were called in. Two, officers had to
escort the visiting players from the arena. No
matter what fans think of the actions of
opposing players they should not let their
anger get the better of them and indulge in
such rowdyism. This is the sort of thing to be
expected from hoodlums, not from hometown
hockey fans.
. An article read not long ago claimed that
elderly persons were persuaded, or shoved,
into nursing home because members of their
family, or other relatives, wanted them out of
the way. They found them an inconvenience,
a nuisance and an embarrassment when they
had company. It is hard to believe that this is
entirely true. The writer must be a very
cynical person. It may be true in some cases
but it seems impossible that most families of
the residents of nursing homes could be so
uncaring and ipsensitrve. There can be
another side to the matter. It could be that
many of the elderly chose, themselves, to
leave the homes of their family rather than
become a care or a nuisance to their loved
ones. Perhaps they prefer a place that is
equipped to give them the care they need or
simply to get away from the hustle and bustle
of modern family life. That is at least a more
pleasant conclusion than to believe they are
shoved aside when they are old and no longer
needed in a family home.
Cranbrook 4 -Hers
sample their cooking
Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
The Cranbrook Continental
Cooks met at the home of
Linda Minielly. Donna and
Stacey Miller made the vege-
table and macaroni casserole,
Julie Ezewski and Leanne
Minielly the plum dumplings,
Christine Gulutuzen and Bev
Hart. the beet soup, Susan
Cox. Melanie Fcener and
Need las
Catering Service?
BILL AND DEE WILL CATER TO:
Weddings. house parties, special occasions.
baptisms, anniversaries, dinner meetings
FOR ANY NUMBER OF PEOPLE
IF GIVEN ADVANCE NOTICE
Hot. cold. or light buffets
Prices to suit every budget.
Olympia
Restaurant
Open 7 days a week
Jcan Locking. the breaded
pork chops with cherry sauce._
All sampled the food and said
it was good,
The next meeting they
learned about Italian and
Greek foods and prepared
antipasto middle Eastern
stuffed vegetables and Greek
style applie pie. Members
thought these reIipes were
tasty. Party preparations
were undertaken and the
menu planned.
The Canadian Order of
Foresters are having a card
party on Friday evening.
March 18. Everyone is wel-
come.
Brussels
887-6914
BERG
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Installation
FREE ESTIMATES
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Phone:
Brussels 887-9024
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• Barn Cleaners
• Bunk Feeders
• Stabling
THE FIRST HALF of the Brussels ended Sunday
with Kitchener winning the Triple championship The above photo
shows Elma-Logan attempting to score against Plattsvllle in the "C" consolation game.
Elma-Logan led after the first perfbd, 4-0. Atom play resumes this weekend In the B.M. &
G. community centre, - (Wassink photo)
Qptlm1st 9th annual
A
Atom
over
tournament
Welland,
1-0.
Cattle
The market at Brussels
Stockyards traded actively on
a heavy supply of slaughter
cattle at prices $2.00 cwt.
higher. Pigs sold at steady to
higher prices. There were
1210 cattle and 1360 pigs on
offer.
Choice Steers -78.00 to
82.00 with sales to 84.25.
Good Steers -75.00 to 78.00.
A steer consigned by Jim
Hayden of Goderich weighing
1120 lbs. sold for 84.25 with
his lot of 10 steers averaging
1223 lbs. selling for 80.45.
A steer consigned by
Maple Emblem Farms of
Dungannon weighing 1190
lbs. sold for 83.75 with their
load of 42 steers averaging
Belgrave
Lodge plan
There was a good attend-
ance at the regular meeting of
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
with N.G. Alice McArter in
Eharge.
Final plans were made for
the hot luncheon euchre on
Mar. 21 and -practice was held
for the degree under the.
IeadershipofD.C. Vera Hast-
ings.
The travelling' prize was
won by Mary Davidson. do-
nated by Delores Wheeler.
The lunch committee served a
cup of tea enjoyed by all.
Eleven members attended
Past Noble Grands Club of
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
at the home of Marguerite
Crawford, Aleatha Rutin co.
hostess. Pres. Verna Thomas
conducted the business.
Mary Lowe gave sec. treas.
reports and roll call. card
was signed by all prese t for a
member. It was decid to
give a gift to Lodge on 5 Tfr
birthday. Other items dis-
cussed to be decided at next
Lodge meeting. April meet-
ing to be held April 4. Hostess
to be announced later. Eu-
chre was enjoyed by all
present. Prizes going to high
Mary Lowe. Sarah Stephen-
son, low -Vera Hastings.
hot luncheon euchre
Marie McTaggart. lucky delicious lunch was served by
saucer Leona Connelly, birth- hostess and social hour enjoy -
day Marg McCutcheon. A cd by all.
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selling for an overall price of
?9.30. heifers
Four steers consigned by
Wilhelm Bros. of R.R. 4.
Walkerton averaging 1272
lbs. sold for 81.80.
Two steers consigned by
Trudy Beitz of Wingham
averaging 1195 lbs. sold for
80.50.
ioice Heifers•74.00 to
?x.00 w to 81.00.
Good Heife -71.00 to
?4.00
Two heifers consig . r b
Bill Rintoul of RR3. Wingham
averaging 1155 lbs. sold for
Eight heifers consigned by
J.P. Connels & Sons of
Palmerston averaging 1157
lbs. sold for 77.10 with their
lot of 24 heifers averaging
1088 lbs,. selling for 75.90.
A heifer consigned by Ross
Clayton Bosman and Deb- ' Hurst of R.R. 2, Atwood
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bie Wilson of Prince George 81 QO with 940 Ibof 18 heifes. sold rs
B.C.' visited his parents Mr. averaging 996 lbs. selling for
and Mrs. Gordon Bosman 74.95.
and family. A heifer consigned by,
Mrs. Hazel Procter was Grant McDonald of Ripley
able to return to her home last weighing 1070 lbs. sold for
week after being a patient in 81.00 with his offering of 32
the University Hospital. L, heifers averaging 1030 lbs.
don• selling for an overall price of
Mr. William Gow is a., �$ 03.
patient in the Wingham and Thirteen heifers consigned
District Hospital. by Hugh Harris of Wroxeter
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Nix -
averaging 1233 lbs. sold for
on, Jeremy and Jordan 'of
Waterloo visited on the week-
end at the home. of John
Nixon.
Eleven tables were in play
at the weekly euchre which
was held in the W.I. Hall on
Wednesday. March 9. Win -
1182 lbs. selling for an overall
price of 79.70.
Fifteen steers consip'ned by
L &B Farms of Wallenstein
averaging 122' lbs. sold for
82.00 with their offering of 42
steers averaging 1284 lbs,
selling for an overall price of
80.60.
Six steers consigned by
Barry Heinmiller of Palmer-
ston averaging 1163 lbs. sold
for 81.60 with his lot of 13
steers averaging 1230 lbs.
selling for 80.15.
Four steers consigned by
Jerry Kuntz of Formosa aver-
aging 1160 lbs. sold for 82.30
with his offering of 30 steers
averaging 1235 lbs. selling
for 80.45.
residents home
MRS, LEWISSTONEHOUSE
887-9847
The Belgrave Quitters Neld-
a successful dessert and
Court Whist party Mar.'11 in
_the W.I. Hall. A program,
which included a sing -song
led by Mrs. Ross Anderson
and Mrs. George Johnston at
the piano. Heather Hopper
delivered her speech on
"Socks", Steven Coultes
played two piano solos; Mrs.
George Johnston played sev•
eral Irish numbers on the
piano. Mrs. Leslie Bolt read
three poems: Rev. John Rob-
erts stated that according to
historical facts. St. Patrick
was of a Welsh origin, not
an overall price of 76.10.
Twelve herefordei ers
consigned by Jack Flanagan
of Dublin averaging 1113 lbs.
sold for 77.00 with his offer-
ing of 77 hereford heifers
averaging 1021 lbs. setting
for an overall price of '5 04..
A heifer consigned by Joe
Zettler of R.R. 2. Walkerton
weighing 1100 lbs. sold for
78.50.
A heifer consigned by Rob
Lowry' of R.R. 1 Kincardine
weighing 1100 lbs. sold for
80.25 , . ffering of 49
s mainly hereford,
averaging 974 lbs. selling for
an overall price'of .4.45.
Choice Cows -51 .00 to 55.00
with sales to 63.25.
Good Cows -48.00 to 51.00
Canners & Cutters -45.00 to
48.00.
30 to 40 Ib. pigs'traded to a
high of 61.50.
40 to 50 Ib. pigs to a high of
71.50.
50.to 60 Ib. pigs to a high of
76.00
60 to ?0"lb. pigs to a high of
81.50.
70 to 80lb. pigs to a high of
86.50.
Brussels Stockyards wish-
es to announce die appoint-
mcn+et-ei lfen Collings i of
Ripley 'EO'fep'fe$ent them in
the Kincardine. Ripley and
surrounding areas.
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Sales, Service & Installation of
Following the program
Irish.
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tables of Court Whist were in vers were: Mrs. Jas. R. 1 Pipelines & -
play. Winners were: Mrs. Coultes, Mrs. Mary Chani- 1
Lewis Stonehouse, Mrs. Ag- ncy. Mrs. Clarence Hanna, Milking parlours
nes Bieman, Mrs. Laura Sant Fear. Garner Nicholson S,
Johnston, Mrs. GeorgeJohn- and Jas. R. Coultes. ;887-6063 R R• 4 WALTON
ston. Bert Johnston,st, Alex There will be euchre again
Nethery. George Procter and 'next week starting at 8 p.m.
McCains
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Chapman's
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Ken Davis. Everyone is welcome.
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1 Coming Events
HOT LUNCHEON Euchre.
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
will hold a Hot Luncheon
Euchre on Monday, March
the 21st at I p.m. in the
Oddfellows Hall. Everyone
welcome. Admission 52.
I.10-2
7 Situations Wanted
TODDLER DIAPERS 1.99
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1 arge Heads
LETTUCE
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LAWN rolling, Brussels arca.
Phone Don Blake 887-9563.
23-10-4
Niagara Frozen
APPLE JUICE .99
12 ors.
STEPHENSON GROCETER1A
Brussels SELF -SERVE - OPEN 6 DAYS 887-9226
17 Wanted to Rent
2 or 3 bedroom house near
Brussels. Call after 5 p.m.
887-9257. 17-11-2
23 Bus. Directory
Ti special income tax returns
done for $10.00. Phone Mary
Lou Blake, 887-9563. 23-10-4
Now
24 Card of Thanks
The family of the late George
Bridge wish to express sin-
cere thanks and appreciation
to relatives. friends and
neighbours for the cards.
flowers. donations and gifts
of food during, our bereave-
ment. Thanks to Dr. Mc-
Gregor and staff in I.C.U.
Wingham Hospital, Dr. Mc-
Larty and staff , n third floor
west and I.C.U. Victoria
Hospital. Special thanks to
Rev. Charles Carpentier.
Max and Barb Watts. the
hoard of the Presbyterian
Church for offering their
facilities for lunch served by
the U.C.W. and Rebekah
Lodge and the neighbours
who served lunch at home.
Your thoughtfulness will al-
ways be remembered.
Jean Bridge
Glenn, Ben. Allan. Harold
and families
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We sell and install Builders
fella and Hunt Windows gs
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Insulate,t Fntrance Doors - Insul Glass
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Mrs. Yvonne Knight
The representative for the Clinton/Sea-
forth territory will be in the area on the 2nd
and 4th Monday of each month.
agent for
Elma Farmers Mutual
Fire Insurance Company
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1-1 k t Hru•" I.
He- h4 -h
If your only claim this year is a
CHILD
TAX CREDIT
H&R Block will prepare your income tax
return for the special price of
Clip 'n Curl
Men's
and Ladies Hairstyling
510
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Brussels Transport Ltd.
The Federal Business Development Bank Is here
to'help you Tell us of your plans to grow We can .
otter you flexible financing, fixed or floating Interest rates
Flexible financing is funding In many forms medium
and longterm loans. loan guarantees and equity participation
Presently, you may qualify for a Small Business Investment
Grant and thus be entitled to up to- a 4% rebate on
specified loan interest
We offer a brain bank of expenenced people. too
Come talk business with us We'll tell you about financing
counselling. management training and,government ass!s),1nce
programs Whatever your need. we have the flexibilil, I
help - lust talk to us -
For an appointment. call FBDB Stratford
and ask tor Bob McClinchey
at 271-5650 [collect]
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PHONE 887-6122
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Brussels -
887.6365
Walton
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at participating offices
It pays to be prepared by H&R Block
Main St., Brussels
Phone: 887-6343
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