The Citizen, 1987-08-26, Page 11\
Cranbrook
Compiled by Mrs. Mac Engel. Phone 887-6645
Going away party held
Mrs. Jim Minielly entertained a
group of friends and neighbours at
a surprise going-away party for
Patsy Dickinson on Wednesday
afternoon. Patsy is moving to
Kitchener where she will be
furthering her education.
Nancy Vanass read an address
expressing regret on losing Patsy
and William from the community
where she has been a willing helper
in the Sunday School, Youth Group
Community
shower held
A community shower in honour
of Tracy Engel was held in the
Cranbrook Community Centre on
Monday evening, August 17.
The Hall was attractively decor
ated with pink and white stream
ers, bells and balloons. Mrs. Frank
Workman conducted several inter
esting and amusing contests. Mrs.
John Vanass read an address to the
and other areas. She was the
recipient of many household items
for her apartment. A nicely
decorated cake and ice cream was
served.
People
Mrs. Ida Gordon accompanied
Earl and Mrs. Grisdale and family
to North Bay for several days this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith
attended the funeral of her sister-
in-law, Mrs. Charlie Dadswell in
Galt on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler
and grandsons David Strickler and
Darryl Vanass enjoyed a few days
camping the past week.
Miss Judy Engel and friends
Private Oddy, Holland, Bantock,
Bartlett, McCuaig, McMahon and
McDonald, from Camp Borden and
Kingston, spent the weekend with
John and Mrs. Engel.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1987. PAGE 11.
The Brussels Legion was host over the weekend to a number of visitors in the annual exchange between
Brussels and her “sister city”, Standish, Michigan. The Legion sponsored a beef barbecue and dance on
Saturday, then served up all the leftovers free to Legion members and their guests at Sunday lunch.
Above, Legion volunteer Monty Des Roches serves up a heaping plateful of good Huron beef to American
friends Carl and Joan Young of Standish.
bride-to-be and the lovely and
useful gifts were carried in by
several young girls. Tracy express
ed her appreciation and lunch and a
social time was enjoyed.
Peters blasts
Hwy. 4 delay
Continued from page 1
80 per cent of the farmers in his
area have off-farm jobs. He said,
however, that Huron county is
losing out not just on new industry
but on some of the industry it
already has because the provincial
government subsidizes industry to
locate in areas of high employ
ment. Because people leave Huron
tofind jobs if they’re unemployed,
we have an unrealistically high
employment rate, he said and lose
out on industry. He said Huron
needs a stronger voice in Queen’s
Park to make sure the county gets a
better deal.
In another development-orient
ed subject, Mr. Peters blasted the
government for inaction on im
provements to Highway 4 between
Blyth and Wingham. He said
during the visit of Ed Fulton,
Minister ofTransportand Com
munications, to the area earlier
this month, improvements to the
road had been listed as “a
priority” but there are no plans, no
dates announced. If the road really
is a priority, he said, “let’s say
Highway 4 is going to be fixed by
next year at this time.”
He also supported the plan for
improvements to Highway 8 which
would provide passing lanes to
improve traffic flow. Who is going
tobegrudge the towns of Huron
making Highway 8 more efficient if
it will help them attract more
industry, he said.
He attacked Mr. Klopp for being
analarmistafter Mr. Klopp had
said Huron didn’t need a four-lane
highway. Nothing of the kind has
been suggested, he said.
Mr. Riddell had said he had
asked Mr. Fulton to come to look at
the Highway 8 situation as well as
Highway4. There are problems
with highway 8 widening such as a
bottleneck in Shakespeare where
the road can’t be widened because
of a cemetery on one side of the
road and another immoveable
landmark on the other side of the
road. However, he said, the
problem is being examined. He
said there was no doubt Huron
does need a better transportation
system to entice more industry into
the county.
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