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installed to assist the handicapped, Council'
learned it will cost $1,500 to reeeiye an
annual inspection certificate, ••
'The recreation committee doesn't feel it
is worthwhile," said Mr. Workman. °The
elevator is hydraulic and won't fall no matter,
what. It hasn't been used all summer, so it
may be close BOOSTER BUS
A refurbished school bus has beenused by
service clubs, organizations and sports
teams for the past year. The bus was
donated to the village and organizations
donated to make it road worthy. Itis serviced
free of charge and the village pays insurance
costs.
Councillors Wheeler and Workman were
concerned that the bus wasn't being looked
after and there are people driving it who
have no business in doing so.
"If the driver has a bus license, it should
be okay," said Mr. Ten Pas.
"1 thought there would only be a select
few driving it," Mr. Workman said. "1 don't
agree that everybody should be able to drive
it.
A booster bus committee was formed but
hasn't Met since the bus was put into
secvlce, tt'YYe'Il have ,to get the committee
toggether tui discuss the matter"," said Mr.
%Yhee1et. '
• Pave Hastings, village employee request-
ed a red flashing light at the corner of ninth
concession which crosses Turnberry Street.
"There have been many close calls," he
said. "People don't see the stop sign. They
drive right through."
Fire chief Howard Bernard, who resigned
this spring and then agreed to stay on the
fire department until November still isn't
sure if he will be able to retire., said Jerry
Wheeler. Doc (Gordon) Stephenson will be
retiring and Doug Sholdice has assumed
secretarial duties after Harold Bridge
retired.
Three budding permits were approved for
Violet Machan, closing in porch; Mrs. John
McIntosh, replacing old porch; and Paul
Mutter, steel roof on garage.
Council will have to appoint a representa-
tive to the N':n ham and district hospital
board. Rev. Ken In s, the present
representative is moviiiltolVinnipeg at the
end of October.
Belgrave man is 85
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby held a dinner
at their home on Friday evening m honor of
their Uncle Ernest Michie of the Callendar
Nursing Home, Brussels who was
celebrating his 85th birthday.• Those atten-
ding were Mr. and Mrs. Ross Nichol of
Brussels, Mrs. Jean Wills and Mrs. Harold
Coulson of Milton, Mrs. Ada 'Smith and
Robert of Brussels, Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Anderson. Mr. rind Mrs. George Michie.
Joint service
Members of Calvin -Brick United Church
joined with the congregation of Knox United
Church, Belgrave for their, Thanksgiving
serivce on Sunday morning. The service
was conducted by Mrs. John Roberts with
Professor W.A. Andrews of Toronto as guest
speaker. The October meeting of the
Women's Institute will be held on Oct. 18 in
the W.I. hall. The guest speaker is Joy Day -
mond co-ordinator at the Wingham Mental
Health Centre. Her topic will be Dealing
with Stress.
Mrs. Mae Armitage of Port Stanley and
russeisros
Cranbrook property has new owners
Correspondent
MRS. MACENGIL - -
George Wright, R.R. 3 Jarvis has
purchased the Earl Dunn property. Mr. and
Mrs. Dunn have moved to Barber Ave.,
Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs, Stan Bentley, Dean and
Roger Cameron, enjoyed a fishing holiday
for a week at Shining River.
Mrs. Clare Veitch and Mrs. Leslie Knight
attended the Fall Rally of the Women's
Institute at BelgraveonMon. Qbtl 3.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Noble, Hanover,
visited recently with Ralph ,Noble.
Fred Grisdale, North Bay is visiting his
son Earl and Mrs. Grisdale and family.
Past Noie Grands meet at McCutcheon's
The Past Noble Grands Club of Morning
Star Rebekah Lodge met at the home of Barb
McCutcheon with her mother, Annie Thynne
co -hostess. Pres. Sarah Stephenson conduct-
ed the business.
Mary Lowe Sec. Treas. gave her reports
there was an attendance of 12. Sarah
Stephenson invited the members to her
home for the Nov. 7 meeting. Vera Hastings
is to be the hostess.
A contest followed with Mary Lowe
winner. Several games of euchre were
played. High -Mary Lowe, Jean Bridge. low
Sarah Stephenson and Margurite Crawford.
Mrs. Jack McBurney attended the 85th bir-
thday party of their brother Sandy Young of
Lucan which was held at the home of his
daughter and son -in -lava Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Corbett of Ailsa Craig.
Belgrave weekly euchres will commence
on Wednesday night October 12, starting at 8
p.m.
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Cook
held a Smorgasbord dinner at the Wingham
Golf Course on Saturday evening where
about 34 relatives and friends gathered to
honor Eldon and Lorraine Cook on their 30th
wedding anniversary. Earl and Martha
Heywood entertained after the dinner. Inter
on in the evening all met at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. W-vne Hopper, RR 5, Brussels.
Approximately 1,000 people attended the
34th Annual Fowl supper held in the
Belgrave Community Centre on Wednes-
day, Oct. 5. Rev. Kenneth.Innesof the
Brussels Presbyterians Church asked the
blessing and all enjoyed a hot turkey dinner.
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