The Brussels Post, 1977-11-30, Page 19IONS GUEST SPEAKER Tony Ferrier , L., of Walkerton, district governor of
he Lions spoke at a meeting of the Brussels Lions Club Monday night. President
larence McCutcheon presented him with a pin on behalf of the Brussels Club.
(Photo by Langlois)
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The International Plowing
Match comes to, Huron next year
and with it comes an opportunity
for people who are able to do
quilting to ;make some extra
money.
Three prizes totalling $225 are
being offered for the three top
quilts.
The quilt competition is being
sponsored by the ladies
committee of the match and it is
concerned that everybody across
the county, who is interested,
learns details of the event..
In order to be ,entered the quilt
is to be an original quilt design
depicting some aspect of the 1978
International Plowing Match and
have a minimum size 66" x 78".
The entries will be judged on
originality of design and quality
of quilting. The competition is
open to all residents and groups
in Huron County.
There is no entry fee but
entry tickets are to be obtained
from Mrs.Dorothy Coultes,R.R.5,
Brussels before September 1,
'' 1978. The quilts will be judged at
Seaforth Fall. Fair and entries
must be delivered to the Fair by
12 noon,September 14 for
judging. Prize money is divided,
first $100, second $75. and third
$50.
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Standing Timber
for top prices and instant cash
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THE. BRUSSELS POST, NOVEMBER 30? 1977 —19
IPM offers $225.
for best quilts
rea OPP ;
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Forty nine charges were laid fie.
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Two charges wrelaid under' e
"minal Cbde.
During the week, there were ,
ghteen motor vehicle accidents,
ich caused ' an estimated
3,363.00 in property damage '"
d injuries to four persons.
On Monday, Novemer 21, 0
wayne K. Golley of Rt.' 4, ill',
ngham was southbound on 0/
ghway 4, north of Wingham *
its when he was in 'collision ti!
h the rear of a vehicle parked
he east shoulder of the road,," 4 4:1
ed by D.A.C. Checse
duce Ltd. of Ingersoll, ,f
tario. Injuries as a r esult of the P`f
lison were two passengers in .1iL
Golley vehicle, Bradley J.
rrah of RR 2, Wingham and ‘t.
William S. Marritt of RR#1
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On Saturday, November 25,
rian G. Hough of Clinton was
stbound on— concession 6-7, grr
ast of sideroad 25-26, Morris
wnship when his vehicle slid off *
ie roadway, and struck a hydro *
le, Injured as a result of the,
cident were two passengers in
e vehicle, John R. Little of *
inton and Wendy M. Adams of-P
2, Bluevale. ase.
A ten speed bicycle was found 14 ►Turnberry township during the
eek. The bicycle is a man's *
del and is being stored at the 1-44
Ingham Ontario Provincial "ft"
Mice Office. The Owner may 4,:f.
aim the bike by attendign the t
ifice and, describing the bike.
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