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The Brussels Post, 1977-02-16, Page 1THIS IS A SIDEWALK Yes, it might be hard to believe folks, but under all that snow on the east side- of Turnberry St., looking south, is a sidewalk. It'll re-appear, maybe about July. (Photo by Langlois) ESTABLISHED 11172 russels Post BRUSSELS 100h Year - Issue No. 7 ONTAF110 • WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1977 storm home s describe tpope0 up. a --41110—,—.41104 r S I ing as lent varyi Ve (ended the n-law Rev, ster. :orris gives $500 to Fof A Morris Township council voted a grant of $500 to the Huron Federation of A griculture at their February 7 .meeting. Three representatives gave a report on the Federation's activities. A donation of $25.00 will be given to the Muscular Distrophy Association. Morris endorsed the resolution of the municipality of Cavan: ; the inability for farmers to pass on increased production costs to the market place. Road accounts of $18,238.30 were ordered paid as presented. The council'will advertise in the Brussels, Blyth and Wingham papers for a Graderman. All members were present except councillor *Ross Proctor. ration swolow )f meth- lany of .counter 11 reme- ives and tli these ici n es : ibel and !are fully and see mp toms rY 59' 29' 43 ery 1101/101001110, ldiry liver 79 09 BRA has its annual dinner Advertising Brussels and the service its merchants have to offer was the topic at the Brussels Business Association's annual dinner meeting on Friday. Wayne Brown of CKNX radio was guest speaker. He explained that the radio station can offer 60' second commercials at different times during the day, 'promoting t wo businesses and the village itself each time. The commercials', are changed •every yveek: The 'more merchanis who sign up, the better the ,rates would be, Mr. Brown explained. One member said Brussels shouldn't advertise like some larger towns do 1 because the village doesn't have as much to offer. Another suggested that a Local pair places Carol Wheeler of Brussels arid" Blaine Moore of Wingham' placed seventh in Canada in the Novice Pairs in Calgary during the Canadian Figure Skating Championships. Carol is presently skating at the Ontario Winter -Games in North Bay. The Jamestown Winter Carnival on Saturday of this week will feature a variety of events for the the hardy outdoor sports. Cross country ski races and Canoe races Will. • test the, skill and stamina of the participants„ A 3 minute wood' spliting contest will reveal if there is' anyone left with' the ability and speed of the old timers to split the blocks clean and trite. Then 'there is a Back Packing. Contest. The children have not been forgotten. Events have been arranged for theni' also. * Have yott your costume ready for the F amity Catnival on coupon be attached to the next BBA meeting announcement so that businesses who are interested in radio advertising can fill it out. About 85 people attended the meeting, when BBA president Ken Webster presided. On January 28 the country people came to school and were then taken home later that afternoon. We had no school the following week because of poor visibility and the roads were all ,blocked. It was alright in one way, no school but then we were all cooped up at home for that week. On Monday, February 7 we returned to school and found that we had homework to catch up on. Most people have got their homework all caught up and school is now back on the regular course. By Karen McLean During the storm in Brussels you could hardly see anything. There was not much to do except stay in your house or go out in the storm and get lost. There were many people stormstayed in different places. By Jill McCutcheon by Evelyn Kennedy Saturday, February 26th? The Brussels A rena has been the scene of exciting carnivals in past years with many beautiful costumes on which a great deal of imagination and time were spent, on display. The Brussels Figure Skating Club, sponsors the event. I-tope that this carnival 'will equal or surpass the success of former ones. . ****** City folks often ask "What in the world 'der, yen dd for amusement in a- little place like- Brussels?" There' is no lack of activities, here .even 'Whiter, In addition events .already trientiOned there are Others- On January 22 the Brussels Public School volleyball team travelled with Grey Central School to F.E. Madill Secondary School for a volleyball tournament. 6 schools took part. They were Turnbery, East Wawanosh, Grey Central, Howick- and Brussels. The Brussels girls defeated Turnberry 2 games to 1 and Grey Central 2 games to 1. The boys won 2 games to 1 against East Wawanosh. In prepartion for this tournament Grey Central came to Brussels for an exhibition game on Jan. 20. The Grey Central girls defeated Brussels girls 6 games 'to 0. The Grey boys took Brussels boys 5 games to 0. Everyone enjoyed an exciting day. On behalf of the Volleyball team we would like to thank Mike Harris, Esther Wirenga and, Susan Cardiff for going to upcoming in the near future including the Brussels Optimist Snowmobile-,-* Poker Rally on Sunday, February 27th and the Lions "Polar Daize" in March. These all in addition to regular activities such as Card patties, Dances, Senior Citizens affairs We regret if our absence from the office of the Post has caused inconvenience to people. Illness in the horne has made my presence in the office impossible. With the patient showing continued improvement we hope to be back atOtit desk in the very near future. referee. We would also like 'to thank Mr. Prior and Mr. Scott for . giving up their Saturday to coach us. Cathy Sholdice Ken Scott would like to thank all the people who offered to During the week February 7-13, officers at the Wingham OPP detachment conducted twenty three investigations. Twelve charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Act with sixteen warnings issued. Two charges were laid under the Liquor Licence Act. Eight charges were laid under the Criminal Code. During the week, there were twelve motor vehicle collisions which caused an estimated $15,650 in property damage and injuries to five persons. Eight tables played euchre in the Bluevale Community Hall, Thursday, February 10 with Mr. and Mrs. Burns Moffatt and Mt, and Mrs. Stanley Moffatt in charge. Those winning prizes were High. Lady-Mrs. J. Cottites, Law Lady-Mrs, H, Tinini f High provide accommodation for pupils in danger of being storm stayed on Friday, January 28th. The weather cleared for about an hour and a half and the students were bussed home safely. On Tuesday, February 8, Cecil Cullen of RR.1, Gorrie and Charles J. Durber of RR 3, Mildmay were in a collision on Concession' 10-11 at Sideroad 10-11, Howick Township. Both drivers were injured as well as two passengers in the Durrer vehicle-Larry M. Huber and Harry D. Huber both of Mildmay. Franz Saur of RR 1, Bluevale, and Robert F. Haelzie of RR 2, Teeswater were both injured in a collision on 12 County Road, north of Highway 87, Hovvick Township. • Man-George ViSchet, LOW Man-Hugh Campbell and Lucky Draw Joe Walker. The next euchre will be in charge of Mr, and Mrs, Harvey Timm and Mr, and, Mrs. Murray MacFarlane on February 17, weather permitting. Short Shots OPP says Accident damages total $15,650 Euchres continue and regular meetings of clubs and associations, * * * * in spite of vveather