The Citizen, 1988-10-05, Page 2PAGE 2. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1988.
All the Brussels-area Scouts, Cubs and Beavers leaders got together at the groups' joint registration
meeting held at Brussels Public School on September 15, and took the time to pose for a group picture.
Standing [from left] are Scout Leader Robin Dunbar, Beaver Leader Carmle Newman, Scout Leader Roy
Alcock and Beaver Leader Brian Armstrong; seated are Cub Leaders Larry Proulx and Ross Hemingway.
Brussels teacher
provides music award
Margery Huether of RR 3,
Walton, a teacher at Brussels
Public School, has established a
perpetual award to go each year to
a Grade 8 student at her school.
At the October meeting of the
Huron County Board of Education
in Clinton on Monday, Director of
Education Rob Allen said that Mrs.
Huether had deposited $1,000 with
the board’s treasurer, the interest
on which will be used each year to
purchase a small trophy, with the
balance of the interest going to the
student as a cash award.
To qualify for the Margery A.
Huether Music Award, the student
must be proceeding to further
education the following year; and
must have demonstrated an inter
est in music and enriched the
school environment with his or her
musical talents. In addition, the
award winner must have shown a
personal dedication and effort in
music both in and out of school.
The winner will be selected by
the school’s principal, music tea
cher and Grade 8 teacher or
teachers. The first presentation of
the new award will be made next
June.
Mrs. Huether has been a teacher
with the HCBE for the past 22
years, most of them spent at
Brussels Public School. She is
presently employed as a half-time
school resource teacher at BPS.
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MINISTER: REVEREND CHARLES CARPENTIER
Sunday, October9,11:00a.m.
Thanksgiving Service
Gliches in house numbers Family Worship Sunday School Holiday Nursery Care
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by Brussels council remedied
Brussels council voted Monday
night to pay for replacement house
numbers for a handful of residents
caught in gliches in the system to
number all houses in the village.
The cost of the replacements will
likely be about $20 Donna White,
assistant clerk-treasurer told coun
cil. In many cases only one of the
two or three digits of the numbers
on a house will need to be replaced.
In some cases people had dupli
cates of their neighbours number
after errors in the computer
printout of the house numbers.
The situation brought up a short
disagreement between Reeve
Gordon Workman and Councillor
Ruth Sauve who, along with former
councillor Betty Graber, had de-
signed the numbering plan. If
some numbers were going to be
called in, the Reeve suggested,
perhaps all numbers should be
brought back in and the numbering
redone. He said it was confusing to
have a house number 157 when
there were only two houses on the
entire street.
Councillor Sauve asked the
Reeve why he didn’t do the
numbering if he didn’t like the way
it was done.
The Reeve argued that the
system of numbering houses in the
first block of a street starting at
100, the second block, 200 and so
on was confusing.
“That’s the way we drew it up
and that’s the way we brought it to
council and you approved it,’’
Councillor Sauve said. “I’m sure it
was at least three meetings before
we got it approved.”
Councillor Sauve volunteered to
donate the money to pay for the
changingofthose numbers that
were wrong but Councillor Bruce
Hahn made the motion for the
village to pick up the tab saying “If
that’s all it costs to fix it (the
number mix-up) up, let’s do it.”
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NOMINATIONS
NOTICE TO
MUNICIPAL ELECTORS
VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
Nominations for the offices of Reeve, Councillor and Public
Utility Commissioner may be filed with the Clerk during
normal office hours during nomination period Oct. 13-17
inclusive. Nomination period ends at 5:00 p.m., October 17.
Nomination forms for trustee of Huron Perth Roman
Catholic Separate School Board may be picked up at
Municipal Office, but such nomination forms must be filed at
Howick Township office.
Be advised that the Revision Period ends Saturday, October
15 at 5:00 p.m. The Municipal Office will be open to
accommodate this change.
Hugh Hanly,
Returning Officer.
Mrs. Irene Lavery celebrated
her 82nd birthday on October 1 at
the home of her son George Lavery
and Richard Lindberg of Brussels.
Helping celebrate were her hus
band Ian and their three daughters
Marjorie McDonald and her hus
band John, Mary Koebel and her
husband Ken and Pat Lavery, all of
Kitchener.
The local TV channel 17 will be
showing the Brussels Fall Fair
Baby Show and Variety Show on
Wednesday, October 5 and Thurs
day, October 6 at 10 a.m. and 7
p.m. each day.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hamilton of
Wingham were supper guests with
Mrs. LilaGoll on Sunday. In the
evening Mr. and Mrs. Stewart
McLennan of Teeswater visited at
Mrs. Goll’s.
Mr. Jack Noble of Hanover
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Alvie
Higgins on Wednesday and Thurs
day. On Saturday Mrs. Don Edgar
of RR 1. Alienford and Mrs. Ann
Ward of St. Mary’s visited at the
same home. Ann also visited with
her brother Jack Higgins.
Mrs. Annie Wight, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Craig. Mr. and Mrs.
John Simpson spent the weekend
in Stoney C-< ek with their sisters
Ada Craig and Olive Faitz.
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