The Huron Expositor, 1984-10-03, Page 16B2 — THE HURON EXPOSITOR, OCTOBER 3, 1984
BRUSSELS
Grey council rejects loan application
A tile drainage loan application was
rejected at the Sept. meeting of, Grey
Township council because drainage work had
been completed before the application was
made,
A tile drainage loan of 512,900 was
approved. A bylaw was adopted for variation
of assessment for maintenance for the sixth
concession drain main, closed and "B"
drain.
Council approved the following building
permits: G. Bakermann, addition to garage
and shop; G. Tognacca, addition and new roof
for mobile home; N. Leuenberger, new pig
barn; Miriam Tei'pstra, open concrete
manure tank; Ross Engel, demolish shed and
permit for entrance way and new shed; M.
Gazenda, demolition permit to remove
mobile home; Tun Sung Wong, truck and
tractor shed.
General accounts totalling 533,659.59;
road accounts of $10,988,17; and drain
accounts of 519,496.63 were approved.
Accounts to the Huron -Perth RCSS board of
56,238 and Huron County Board of Educa-
tion, 5106,979 were approved.
Grey township will request' permission
from the Village of Brussels to hookup into
the sewer system for Murray and Lynn
Armstrong.
Workmens compensation coverage for
township volunteer firemen was increased to
520,000 each.
A Letter was sent to McKillop council
requesting co-operation of their ratepayers in
separating their garbage which is taken to the
Walton waste disposal site.
Cranbrook men serve super breakfast
Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
The men of Cranbrook Knox Church served
breakfast on Sunday in the church basement.
They did their usual good job and it was
enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Steyenson, Anna Lee
Smith and families of Toronto visited on the
weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
Stuart Stevenson and Mr. Peter McCowan of
Seaforth. The latter celebrated his birthday
on Sunday.
Gertie Pride, Kitchener visited her niece
Mrs. .Ken Miller,
Mrs. Gordon Engel and Mrs. Harry
Bolger, Huronview, were guests at the
O'Neill -Johnston wedding on Sept. 22 in
Northside United Church.
Ken Miller, Stan and Dean Bentley are on a
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complete with a decorated birthday cake.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass on
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bakker and
family of London;. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Swinkels and family, Komoka; and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Stevens and family, Watford.
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THE FRAGRANCE of flowers and weeds Sue Lefor, left and sister Linda smell a
filled the auditorium of the BM&G commun- bouquet of weeds. • (Wassink photo)
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Brussels Fit Nuts 4-H club
makes chili con carne
EDNA MCLELLAN
887-9084
A number of people of this area have
attended several events this week. A social
evening was held for David McLellan and
Dianne Mole; many attended the Interna-
tional Plowing Match, and a Buck and Doe
was held for Don Deitner and Joan Simpson.
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Meeting three of the Brussels 1 4-H club
was held at the home of Barb Graber. •
Members discussed different names for
the club. It was decided to name the dub Fit
Nuts.
While the club discussed and read over the
meeting, the cooks, Cherida Garniss, Dianne
Hall and Tracy McWhirter made chili con
carne.
The leadersasked everyone to make a
picture for the cover. After that was alI'done
members discussed the exercises they had to
do.
By this time the chili con carne was done so
members ate it.
The next meeting will be held at the home
of Kathy Bridge on Oct. 1.
Physiotheraphy treats
wide variety of symptons
More players are needed for the Marathon
Hospital Bridge. Could you make up a table
or two in your area? The Book Cart needs
recent issues of magazines which arc in good
physical condition (clean. attractive. easy to
use). Varieties arc needed for both men and
women patients. Please leave donations in
the Gift Shop arca. No more Harlequin
romances are wanted at present.
Annual memberships are available at 51.
from Mrs. Rod Lamb. R.R. 3. Wingham.
Membership receipts cover dues to the
provincial association without the need to dip
into the funds raised for hospital projects.
The candystripers program is now in
operation for the coming year. The Rummage
Sale will he held in the Wingham Armouries
on Oct. 19. with donated items being received
there on Oct. 18.
The next meeting of the Hospital Auxiliary
will be held on Nov. 19, with Janet Reid of the
Huron County Public Health Unit Speaking
about community health services.
On Sept. 17. Jennifer Cummings. Director
of Pysiothcrapy at the Wingham and District
Hospital, talked to the members of the
Hospital Auxiliary about the science of
Physiotherapy and the work done in this field
at the hospital.
Physiotherapists treat a wide variety Of
symptoms which could be related to any one
of a number of body systems. The treatments
can help where there arc motor ability
problems, circulation disturbances. respira-
tory problems, joint disorders, pain. and
psychological problems such as those based
in stress. The methods include the use of
heat. cold, ultrasound. electrical stimulation.
water. and numerous resistance agents.
Valuable preventive measures arc also
provided.
The bleeding chair and four intraveneous
poles provided for the hospital by the
auxiliary have arrived and arc in use The twei
wheelchairs are on backorder. and the
ordering of furniture for the first flour
patients lounge is in proeress.
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SHORT SHOTS
by tvelvn Kennedy
if things don't always work out as you
planned, don't be discouraged. As Robbie
Burns said. "Plans aft gang a-gley."
it was clearly shown that a great many
Canadians rever and have a warm affection
for Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip during
their visit to Canada.
Everywhere the Queen appeared she was
welcomed by crowds eager to see her,
demonstrating their enthusiasm with happy,
smiling faces and outstretched hands,
flowers from children,
At the official welcome in Toronto,
thousands were there. What a pleasure it was
to watch the Queen's walkabout when she, in
so gracious a manner, spoke momentarily
with people. She obviously enjoyed the many(
children. Prince Phillip, as usual, was more
relaxed than the Queen as he chatted with the
people. As the Queen's consort. he isn't
under as much pressure as she is so can
afford to be more relaxed. How nice it was,
though it was certain that security measures
were taken, that it was not massive or very
much in view.
More thousands were in attendance at
Exhibition Stadium for the Ontario salute to
the Queen, A Royal salute it was from
military regiments of Ontario. It shows a
pledge of loyalty and devotion of duty to the
soveriegn. A touching spectacle.
Oh yes! There are those who have no use
for the monarchy but there are many who
cherish, respect it and honor our ties with the
Royal family. There are still staunch
Royalists in Canada.
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Young people sem to have the impression
that older people do not, or should not, fall in
love. Some even have a prejudice against
such an idea feeling that falling in love is the
exclusive right of the young, that for the older
it is ridiculous and sex shameful. Older
people can. and do, fall in love. Love is never
shameful. Doctors, hospitals and nursing
homes are now recognizing this fact, and
some have made plans to do something about
it.
The National An• ti -Poverty Organization,
basing its figures on data released last month
by Statistics Canada, reported that 4.3
million Canadians are living in poverty. 'The
family income failed to increase for three
consecutive years. Poverty was most notice-
able among the unemployed young. it is, the
report said, decreasing among the elderly but
remains high especially for women living
alone. The organization called on the federal
and provincial governments to take immed-
iate action. Poverty can cause -a range of
social problems. poor nutrition, family strife
and tension.
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In spite of the above there are many
Canadians enjoying a good life and are in no
way in want. Statistics Canada recently
announced that 367.000 Canadian homeown-
ers have aswimming pool. Figures show that
the number of Canadians owning such
high-priced consumer articles as video
recorders, microwave ovens, color television,
snow blowers and expensive air conditioner
units, are increasing. The survey also showed
that there are many people with cash to
spend, or at least credit cards.
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This bridegroom must have been very
nervous and confused. At the close of the
wedding ceremony the minister said to him,
"You can now kiss Mrs. Norris. The bride
watched with amazement' as her newlywed
husband walked to the front pew and kissed
his mother on the cheek,