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The Brussels Post, 1981-05-06, Page 9'd4 SILK WEDDING BOUQUETS Any style, any colour. Reasonable prices. Levina Yule R.R.1, Monkton 356-2427 \11/LAND ALLEY INSURANCE AGENCIES CM BRUSSELS — 881-6663 MONKTON — 347-2241 STRATFORD 271-1522 MUItIltAY SIODALL AUTO INSURANCE —Stable competitive rates —10% distount EACH OAR two or more cars glAnge00 —Loss of use — collision, coverage —40% fOrners discount , Call Lts For More Information We Also Sell Homeowners, FarM, Life & Butinets Insurance , C.L.U. We carry all your farm requirements for your SPRING NEEDS A complete line of TOPNOTCH FEEDS Bulk & Bagged FERTILIZER in bulk, and bags plus spreaders. SEEDS Pioneer corn, Speare hay mixtures and Hyland grains and soyabeans. HERBICIDES for corn, white beans, soya- beans and grains FENCING MATERIAL TWINE ALL AT COMPETITIVE PRICES Brussels 887-6011 THE maws POST, MAY 0, 1901 AO hankoffering draws guests Correspondent MRS. ALLAN MCCALL 887-6677 Guests were present from Blyth United, Brussels. United, Presbyterian, Angli- can and Catholic, Winthrop United, Seaforth United and Continued from page 3 Grey township in 1950. For 3 days I stood in the Docket before a judge, and a bevy of lawyers, upholding my end of the assessment of Grey township and won, which was in my 'estimation a very good equalization assess- ment, much better than anything tried since, or be. fore 1949. So naturally the reeve and deputy and clerk, who were not in favor of this new assessment, in 1951 hired a new,r assessor. So a Frank Harrison took the job ,and one year was enough for him. He brought the books back to the clerk's office and said, "no more, I'm done with this, no more assessing for me." This was the time the clerk Fear took sick and was hospitalized, so Mrs., Cardiff, who had been work- ing in the office from time to time, was installed as clerk. Mr. Fear got quite a bit better and the council gave him the assessor job from 1952. So in 1953 a new council was elected for Grey town- ship and I was again chosen as assessor and did the jot until 1968, when D'Arcy McKeough took over. Appeals were heard before three different judges while I was assessing—Costello, Fin- gland, and Hetherington. I Presbyterian, Londesboro and Burns churches at the Thankoffering Sunday even- ing, May 3 at Duff's United. Church. Mrs. Neil McGavin on the organ and Mrs. Ray Huether at the piano presented music prior to the service, Greeters and ushers were Mrs. Cliff Ritchie, Mrs. Barry Hoegy, Mrs, Harold McCallum, Mrs. Paul Mc- Callum and Mrs. Graeme Craig of the 17th and Bound- ary Unit. Mrs. Don McDonald ex- tended a warm welcome to everyone. Mrs. Doug Fraser gave a reading, Look to the Day, as this is the day God BY SHARON DIETZ Dr. Harry Cieslar, M.D. of Goderich has been appointed acting Medical. Officer of Health for Huron County to replace Dr. Brian Lynch who has taken a positiOn as Medical Officer of Health with the Sudbury and District Health Unit. Dr. Cieslar will become assistant Medical Officer of Health effective May 19. Dr. Lynch's association with the Huron Health Unit will term- inate May 31 and Dr. Cieslar will become acting Medical Officer. of Health for a three month period beginning June 1, 'subject to the ap- proval of the Ministry of Health. Dr. Cieslar will study the Master of Health Science Dessert serves $90. to cancer The Majestic Women's In- stitute held a Dessert Euchre April 27, with the proceeds of $90 going to the Canadian Cancer Society. There were 14 tables of card players. The following were win- ners: High scores- Mary Davidson and Wilbur Turn- bull; Low scores- Alberta Smith and Aleda Shantz; Most lone hands- Isabel Adams; Lucky tallies- Vera Hastings and Ethel Long and Birthday nearest date- Kate Wilson. Prize winners Grand Prize winner of the Wingham and Distric Ass. for the Mentally Retarded April draw were Dale Edgar of Wingham and Linda Wall ' of Lucknow. Trip prize is valued at $1,500 or $1,00 cash. Consolation Prize win- net was Althia Stuckey Of Wingham Who wins a week- end trip valued at $100 or $/.5' . . cash, Congratulations to these winners. J.E. LONGSTAFF -OPTOMETRIST. SEA FORTH 527.1240 Monday to Friday 9.530 Saturday 942:00 FREE PARKINO ON PREMISES ClOsed Wednesdays By Appginiment has given. Doris McKinley and Marj- orie Hayter of the Goshen- Varna charge favoured the audience with several ukulele selections with duets, "He" and "Till we meet again", Then everyone joined in with them when they sang, "Right in the corner where you are." GUEST SPEAKER Yvonne Ballagh was course at the University of Toronto to train for the position of Medical Officer of Health. Dr. Lynch has looked into the possibility of the Huron Health Unit being aligned with the University of West- ern Ontario Medical Faculty for Medical Officer Health Trainees. The faculty of Medicine appears interested in the suggestion that Huron Health Unit be an ideal place for Medical Officer of Health training which would allow Dr. Cieslar to do his MOH training with the Huron Health Unit. Dr. Lynch came to Canada from Ireland in 1972 and practiced with Dr. Cieslar at the Church Street' Clinic. In 1977 Dr. Lynch was appoint- ed MOH for the county. He will begin his position in Sudbury June 1. Dr. Cieslar left the clinic in 1977 for a four month stint with the flying doctor service in Australia and returned to Goderich in the spring of 1978 where he has had a mainly industrial practice with Dominion Roads. guest speaker and talked on the 1981 year of the disabled. She is originally from Bel- more and now lives in Wing- ham, She told of her handi- cap and how she learned to cope with it and told us how we should help the disabled in our community. Mrs. G. Craig thanked everyone who helped during the service. Doris McKinley favoured with several selections on her marimba. The closing hymn, Jesus is the Man Who Cares for Others, preceded the bene- diction by Rev. Charles A. Swan. CHURCH NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Merton Hackwell were greeters Sun- day morning at Duffs United Church, Mrs, Ian Wilbee was organist. Rev. Charles A. Swan sang a solo, "In times like these". Ushers were Emerson Mitchell, Neil McGavin and Alvin McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Watson Webster of Clinton were supper guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Raylitiether, Steven and John. Mrs. Connie 7ingfam, Mississauga, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Coutts. Elizabeth Dinsmore, Brampton visited with her mother,, Mrs. Florence McGavin on the weekend in Seaforth. Farming in Grey was commended by each one for my good and reasonable, bookkeeping and was up held on my work in each case. I also checked gravel (crushed), for Grey township for nine years. One year the road superintendent quit, and I had to act as super- intendent as well as checker for over two weeks until a new superintendent was in- stalled. After 1968, I was councillor for four years in Grey township. Then a year or two later I was hired as dog enumerator until 1979, my leg got so sore, that walking was out, so I ended up in the hospital in Seaforth in April, 1979, to get built up for an amputation. I had my left leg off right above the knee in Stratford, then back to Seaforth hospital to recuperate until August then home for a couple of months, then to London Westminster "Victoria" for a fitting of a new artificial leg. Got home a month' before Christmas and am living most of the time in a wheelchair. So ends an era of serving and working in and for The Township of Grey. P.S. 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