The Brussels Post, 1972-04-26, Page 4Scanning
the Weeklies
By Lee Hee
In scanning the Wingham-Advance-Times we note that
the board of directors of the. Wingham and District Hospital
meeting under the chairmanship of J. T. Goodall, last
Wednesday evening approved the Home Care Nursing
Plan for Huron County,..Finance Chairman Barry Wenger
referred to the printed balance sheet for the month of
March which showed total receipts of $139,250.10 and
disbursements of $134,943.42 for a halance of $4,306.68..
Blake Evans of the ministry of .Natural Resources was
the guest speaker at the Annual Farmers' Night, spon-
sored by the Wingham Lions. Club,
The Zurich Citizens News reports the Dashwood ath-
letic , field, home of many Dashwood baseball championship
teams, has qualified for further financial assistance to-
wards improved facilities. Under the Community Centres
Act, Ontario will contribute an additional $1,057 towards
the cost of the clubhouse, change rooms and booth erected
on the ball field last year. The improvements, which
cost about $5,600, also qualified for a grant of $1,378
under the municipal-provincial incentive program in 1971.
Hon. C. S. McNaughton in making the announcement, also
doubt if any community of similar size has
won so many OBA laurels". The athletic field is operated
by a committee under Glenn Webb, president, and Robert
Hoffman, secretary, for the Township of Stephen, to whom
the ontario grant has been forwarded.
Two Blyth ladies, according to the Blyth Standard,
will be taking a free trip by plane to Winnipeg on May
19th. Mary Davey and Brenda Brooks are members of
a bowling team from Crown Lanes in Clinton, which
Sunday won the Southern Ontario Provincial Champion-
ship in the National Classified bowling championships.
Other members of the team are: Medie Elliott, Clinton,
Gerry Harris, Holmesville and Trudy Hill, Varna.
The Goderich Signal-Star reports that Goderich Mayor
Harry Worsell presented an engrave pen and pencil set on
Sunday to Captain Ted Brownley of the Sarniadoc as it
had the honor of being the first boat into Goderich harbour
in 1972. Captain Brownley also received a traditional top
hat from the town...Following acceptance of the resigna-
tion of Goderich police officer, Sgt. Ross Crawford last
week, the Goderich Police Commission announced on
Monday that it will be receiving applications through
Police Chief Fred Minshall for the position of Deputy
Police Chief....After four generations in the hardware
trade the WorSell family of Goderich will close the doors
of their store on the Square soon, according to Carl Wor-
sell, brother of Goderich Mayor Harry Worsell....On
Wednesday Branch 109 held their annual Vimy Ridge
banquet at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall and honoured
twenty-nine World War I veterans of the district, 10
of whom saw action at Vimy Ridge....Orville Oke, Seaforth
who is Deputy Governor for Region Three of the Lions
Club, paid a visit to the Goderich Lions last week where
one new member was initiated into the Goderich Club
by Mr. Oke.
The Teeswater News reports that the "Good Inten-
tions", a singing group of local girls, were hostesses
at a quiet dinner at the home of Janet and Ruth White-
head, two members of the group, on Friday evening, to
honor the retirement of four members of the Teeswater
United Church Choir. The four members retiring total
152 years combined service in the United Church Choir...
Don Reed has been named the new president of the re-
organized Teeswater Chamber of Commerce. John Mac-
Donald is the secretary and Art LeGrand is Treasurer..
A new Lions Club has been formed in Ripley. There are
27 paid-up members with Clayton. Nicholson as president.
Charter night has been set for early June.
After a year of wandering, Conestoga College's Huron
Centre has as last found a home according to the Clinton
News-Record. The Centre moved into the former Air
Marshall Hugh Campbell school at Adastral park, the
residential area of the former Canadian Forces Base,
Clinton.
According to the Lucknow Sentinel, Mr. and Mrs.
George Newbold of Lucknow informed the Village Council
they plan to build a new 41 bed nursing home to serve
both the health needs and social needs of the community...
The contract for the development of a new water well
in Lucknow was let last Tuesday night. The firm of Wayne
Lowry Construction of Huron Township was the success-
ful tender at a cost of $16,905.25... Approximately 60
relatives and close friends met at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Courtney, R.R. 1, Dungannon, in honour
of Frank. Austin's eightieth birthday.
Exeter Council, according to the Exeter Times-Advocate
has decided to engage the services of an architect to
prepare preliminary sketches for a new town hall. Space
required would be about 10,000 square feet and the com-
mittee has estimated that the total cost could be around
$300,000...Exeter Hawks on Sunday brought home the
first All-Ontario Championship in the OHA Junior rqyv
ranks. They took Bancroft Jets in four straight games.
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PROCLAMATION
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.
VILLAGE. of BRUSSELS
STARTS.;
SUNDAY, APRIL 30th, 1972 at 2:90 a.m.
ENDS;
SUNDAY, OCTOBER OCTOBER 29,1972. at 2:00
J. L..111cCUTCTIEON, Reeve
as high as
3
4
Clears new
quarters
Subject to approval of the
Ontario Municipal Board, the
Huron County Hoard of Education
announced acceptance of the pro-
posal of James Hayman Con-
struction Limited of Lyndon to
provide administrative offices
for the board at a purchase price
of $ 198,000.
The proposal entails the re-
novation and updating of the forni-
er Par-Knit Hosiery factory at
the corner of Albert and Mills
Streets in the town of Clinton.
Completion is estimated at
three and one half to four months
following signing of the contract.
The new facility will bring the
present administrative offices
located in the former Nurse's
Residence, the office of Student
Services Personnel located in
Central Huron Secondary School
and the board room, also located
in CHSS, under one roof for the
first time since the inauguration
of the board in January 1969.
Provision of this accommoda-
tion does not fall under the pro-
vincially imposed ceiling on or-
dinary expenditures and there-
fore does not affect day-to-day
school operations or budget lim-
itations.
It is anticipated that the Hay-
man proposal will be financed
by the sale of debentures.
The board also considered
another proposal for construc-
tion of a new building, but found
the price of $285,875 to be pro-
hibitive.
Honored
prior to
departure
Mrs. Mae Bryans was an
honored guest at a gathering of
her friends, held at the home
of Mrs. Karen Cardiff, prior
to her departure from Brussels
to make her home in Wingham.
A pleasant social time was
enjoyed and a varied program
was presented by Heather Wilson,
solo; Mary Lynn Cardiff and Julie
Campbell, step dance; Susan Car-
diff, solo; Ann Kernaghan, piano
solo; Mrs. Margaret Kelly, read-
ing. Mrs. Betty Campbell led
a sing-song with Mrs. Mary
Bryans at the piano.
The guest of honor was pre-
sented with a gift for which she
expressed her appreciation.
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