The Brussels Post, 1974-07-31, Page 12UP' UP AND AWAY — A large crane lifts one of the
two water wheels from the old mill on the Maitland in
Brussels. One wheel has been donated to the Huron
County Museum in Goderich and the other will
remain as one of the attractions in the mill which is
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being restored by SWEEP crews who are working for
the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority who
owns the mill. An old shed adjoining the mill is being
torn down and brush and undergrowth cleaned up
(Photo by Pat Langlois) from the mill area. SELL
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Childhood memories
(By Evelyn 'Kennedy)
An only child oft en grows up lonely and self-centered, but
not always, If one has a vivid imagination ,their world is
peopled with interesting characters and creatures in
abundance. If you are lucky enough to have parents who
welcome pets into the family you are blessed indeed. Some
people abhor cats but nevertheless there are cats that are
intelligent and better company than some people.
Dolls were often forsaken for a cat that was a "joyful
playmate of early years". He meekly submitted to be dressed
in doll's clothds, placed gently in a doll carriage where he
would stay for h ours until given permission to get out and be
undressed.
He had a canny sense of time. Each school day he was at
the gate at exactly the noon hour and four o'clock. If detained
after school, there he sat, patiently engaged in meticulously
grooming himself, ready to leap into arms with ardent
welcome.
Adept at awakening a sleepyhead, tired of waiting, he
would spring on the bed, gently slap face With sheathed claws
until he was Sure lazy-bones was wide awake and ready to
play.
A favourite game was hide-and-seek, Every nook and
cranny of the house was searched until he sprang with glee
and victorious meows on his playmate:
Stupid cat Not him! This long-gone friend, who seemed
to understand every word spoken to him, evokes a pleasant
childhood ineidoryi
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Mrs., Idella Wilson ts pleased to
announce the forthcoming,
marriage of her daughter, Linda
Beverly to Allan Andrew, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Andrew,
Lucknow, Ontario. The wedding
will take place on Saturday,
August 31st in Brussels United
Church. 26.35x1
The forthcoming marriage is
announced of Brenda Ma ry
Pollard, daughter of Mrs. Annie
Pollard, Listowel, and the late
George Pollard, and Gary Robert
Fizell,. son of Mr. and Mrs,
Robert Fizell, Monkton. The
wedding to take place in Christ
Anglican Church,, Listowel,
August 24, 1974 at 4:30 p.m.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cinkant are
pleased to announce the
engagement of their daughter
Catherine to Douglas Wheeler,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd'
Wheeler, R.R.1, Ethel, Ontario,
The wedding will take place on
Saturday, August 24th, 1974 at
six-thirty o'clock p.m. in St.
Basil's Church, Ottawa. 26-35x1
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News of Cranbrook
Former pupils of S.S. 7
meet to discuss old times
Correspondent •
Mrs. Mac Engel
A number of former pupils of
S.S. #7 Grey (Cranbrook), met on
Sunday afternoon at the home of
Miss Kate McNabb and enjoyed a.
pleasant time renewing school
days in Cranbrook. Attending
were: Mr. and Mrs. De Witt
Maguire (Lydia Jeschke) and her
sister (Annie Jeschke) and Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman Spender (Al-
- ma Querengesser) all of Detroit;
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Quer-
engesser (Carrie Dark), Mrs.
Roulston (Edith Dark), Stratford;
Mrs. Ivan Linton (Iva Brown)
Monkton; Mrs. George Hilde-
brand (Lizzie Berfelz), Listowel:
Mr. and Mrs. George MacDon-
ald (Irene Dunn) and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hayden (Edith Gorsa-
litz), Melesworth; Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Perrie. The following six
graduated together; Alma Spen-
cer., Irene MacDonald, Edith
Hayden, Lydia: Maguire, Kate
McNabb and John Perrie.
Mrs. Stuart McNair, Mrs.
Dilworth, Karen and Wanda
Keifer were on a short trip to
Bracebridge, Midland, Coiling-
wood, and also enjoyed boat trips
on Lake Muskoka and through the
thirty Thousand Islands.
Mrs. Bill Henry, London,
visited with her grandmother,
Mrs. W. A. Williams.
Mrs. Calvin Cameron visited
with Mr. and Mrs.. Oscar Huehn,
Conestoga.
Mr. Ted Szarek and Miss Judy
Arthur, Kitchener, visited Mr.
and Mrs. George Szarek.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dunn,
Ricky and Bonita, Me. and Mrs.
Don Jacklin, Tracy and Danny,
Bloomindale, and Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Muchan, London, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Dunn on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn returned
home last week from a month's
holidays in the Western
Provinces.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Mitchell were Mr. and Mrs. Russ
Playford and family and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Mitchell and son,
Thorold.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and
family and Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Dodswell, Harriston, are visiting
relatives in Clayton, Delaware.
Mrs. Walter Broadfoot, Wal-
ton, Mrs. Claire Long, Brussels,
and Mrs. Mac Engel attended the
funeral of their cousin, the late
John R. MacKay, in Seaforth on
Friday.
Brussels
impresses
visitors
Four young ladies of Hamilton,
Misses Bonnie Cassidy, Mary
Krpan, Danusa Moszczynski and
Cathy McConnell were visitors in
Brussels on Monday and Tuesday
of this Weeks
The girls have been camping at.
Ben Miller and visited Brussels
recently and were so pleasantly
impressed with our village that
they returned this week to tent
here for' a couple of days and
renew some acquaintances.
Brussels, they said i is beautiful
and the people friendly arid
generous..
A Wild Answer!
A third-grade teacher asked
her students if anyone in the class
knew who a Laplander was.-One
small boy raised his hand. The
teacheer asked for his answer and
the boy replied: "A Laplander is a
clumsy man on the bus."
Weston's — Mix 'n match
Hot Dog or Hamburger Rolls 3 for $
ONTARIO LETTUCE 2 for 490
E. D. SMITH CATSUP, 15-oz. . • 2 for 7
By the Ste
CHUNK LIGHT TUNA, • 61/2 -oz. 510
STEPHENSON'S
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I TETLEY TEA BAGS • • • • • • 144 size 1,69
I Allen's ORANGE DRINK, 48-oz. 2 for 790
Maitre DE COFFEE . 10-oz. 1 ,,vwad
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