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The Huron Expositor, 1982-10-20, Page 14A14 -- THE HURON EXPOSITOR OCTOBER 20, 1982 ELIZABETH GRABER Councillor HANK TEN PAS Councillor GOR LON WORKMAN Councillor JERRY WHEELER Councillor 1 DOUGLASTROLLOPE Councillor REEVE CAL KRAUTER Acclaimed HAROLD BRIDGE PUC Commissioner Acclaimed ' HENRYEXEL PUC Commissioner Acclaimed Reeve is acclaimed BY RON WASSINK ' Village of Brussels rate- payers will go to the polls on Monday, November 8 to elect a new council for a three year term. Nominations closed Monday, October 18 and saw five nominated for the office of councillor. Four are to be elected. peeve Cal Krauter will return to municipal politics in his acclaimed seat. Mr, Krau- ter said he has given half his adult fife to the municipality. Five years as councillor, 12 years as reeve and, 20 years as public utilities commis• sioner. He was elected War. den of Huron County council in 1968. Returning to the P.U.C. board as commissioners by acclamation, are four-year member of the board, Henry Exel and six year veteran Harold Bridge, Mr. Bridge, who also served as councillor for one term. is the incoming president of district six of the Ontario Municipal fficctrical Association. An election will be held to choose four councillors from five nominees. Elizabeth Graber, a resident of Brussels for 12 years. seeks re-election following four years as cowl - chlor. Gordon Workman. a four year council member and past president of the Legion is seeking the seat of councillor. A cbuncillor for several years Hank Ten Pas was elected two years ago following a four year absence, A veteran of municipal affairs, Mr. Ten Pas seeks re-election for a three year term. Councillor Stu Parker is the only council member not returning to office. Newcomers to the political scene include Jerry Wheeler,' owner of J. R.'s Shake Shoppe and Douglas Trollope. propri- etor of Turn berry Upholstery. A resident of Brussels for eight years, Mr. Trollope says an election is healthy for the community. He feels everyone should run for mun- icipal office at least once for the experience. He said he is concerned with abandoned buildings on Turnberry Street. which should be in• vestigated before an accident • occurs. Mr. Wheeler., born and raised in Brussels. is past president of the Optimist Club and an associate mem- ber of the Legion. Having an avid interest in sports, he said he wants to be involved in the municipality as an interested citizen. Full slate for Grey election The race is on in Grey township where nine candidates are seeking five council seats. Not seeking reelection are counci'hors Charles Thomas and Ben Terpstra. The seat of reeve is being nought by incumbent Leona Armstrong and Joseph B. Segue. Deputy -reeve Lyle Pettapiece is being opposed by Christopher C. Lee Councilldr for approx- imately eight months, Fred Uhler, is the only former councillor seeking re• election. First time candi• dates include Eric Prescott. Graeme MacDonald. Murray Bray and Ann Vader. Three are to be elected, Acclaimed to the Huron County school board and representing Brussels and Grey is Donald J. McDonald, Representing nine munici- palities including Grey, Brussels. Culross, Kinloss, Howick, Turnberry, Morris, Hallett and Wingham, and acclaimed to his seat on the Huron -Perth separate school board in Vincent E. McInnes. MORRIS TOWNSHIP An election will be held in the Township of Morris for councillor. Acclaimed for an- other term were Reeve I.O.O.F. DANCE B.M. & G. COMMUNITY CENTRE Sat., November 6 9P•m. - 1 a.m. : Music by Free Spirit Proceeds to Community Projects TICKETS $5.00 LUNCH NO ONE UNDER 18 PERMITTED Tickafts available from any member of the Oddfeliotas Lodge William Elston and deputy - reeve, Tom Miller, Councillor incumbents in- clude Bob Grasby and Doug Fraser, Nominated for coun- cillor are Sam Pletch and Clem McLennan. Councillor Clare Van Camp is not returning to council. Three councillors are to be elected. Huron County school board representative for Morris, East Wawanosh and Blyth is John Elliott, elected by acclamation: Voice for life The Wingham and area Voice for Life met in Wing - ham Oct. 3. The group had an informa- tion booth at the Thresher's Reunion in Blyth and at the Lucknow Fall Fair. Pick Your Own Fancy Macintosh APPLES - Open Daily Maitwside Orchards Brussels 887-6883 t Belgrave quilters° entertain Correspondent MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE 889-9849 Forty-one were present at the W.I. Hall on Thursday evening when the Belgrave Quitters entertained their husbands and friends. Rev. John Roberts said grace and orris r BY RON WASS/INK There ..was only standing room when approximately 40 Morris township taxpayers including council members attended a ratepayers' meeting on Monday evening, October 14. The meeting was chaired by Jim Mair, a former member of council. Reeve of Morris Bill Elston explained his duties on county' council, He said "a lot of controversial matters have been discussed." 'Referring to the county manure bylaw, and the proposed museum transfer from Goder• ich t' Vanaetra, Mr, Elston said, "we are heading in the direction where laws are required for -everything, and that is not the way ',was brought up." Although severalmunicipalities had estab- lished their own manure bylaw, Mr. Elston said "a lot of townships have adopted the county proposal. We believe we can control the county bylaw'," - Noting there have been several manure Cra brook Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Knox Presbyterian Church are celebrating their anniver- sary on Sunday, October 24th at eleven o'clock with Rev. Wallace Murray of London the minister.' - The Cranbrook W.I. met at the home of Mrs. Clare Veitch on October 7. The business meeting was presided over by the president Mrs. Frank Workman. The area conven- tion will be held October 21-22 at Arthur. Several ladies will attend with Mrs. Wilfred Strickler as the vot- ing delegate. h was also decided to donate 550 to the Huron Homemakers which arc canvassing the area now. Our guest speaker. Mrs. Nancy F.xet, a chartered accountant from Brussels was intrdduced by Mrs. Veitch. She spoke on how to become an accountant and what her work involves. A good discus- sion followed. She was thank- ed by Mrs. Donald Perrie who al! sat down to a smorgasbord pot luck supper which was .enjoyed by all. Following a short business meeting 6 tables of progres- sive euchre resulted the fol- lowing winners: High lady - Mrs. George Michie, High Please turn to page 15 tep':yers spills in Morris township Mr. Elston felt, "if we haven't got clean water, we haven't got very much," In,addition to an extensive road building program in the county, Mr. Elston said attempts are being made to recycle old asphalt. Concerning Morris township, .deputy - reeve, Tom Miller explained that "gravel was put on the roads as usual and several roads were built-up," Sidewalks were welcomed by residents in Walton. He said ditches were dug and ea �t Qtained, "but we have ditches every year." Miller said one ditch was equipped with a pumping station "because the ground is so low." SNOWPLOWING Mention was made of snow plowing tenders, Mr. Miller said salary increases were granted to grader operators, "up nine per cent from last year. The road superinten- Please turn to page 15 presented her with a Cran- brook W.I. cookbook. The next meeting will be held November 4 at 8:15 at the home of Mrs. Bert van Donkersgoed. Miss Janet Veitch, and MissesSharon, Rosanne, and Tracy Engel, all of London, spent the holiday weekend at their homes, Will Perrie Jr. visited over the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Perrie. Gordon Mitchell and sons Christopher and Brian. and Mr. and Mrs. Russ Playford, all of Thorold. visited on 'the long weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell, Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bert van Donkersgoed were their daughter Bernice and friend Henry Heuving, London, Christine and Luke from Guelph, Mr; W. Vandertuin. Edgar and Andy. Brantford. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schuitema; Kitchener, and Mr. and Mrs. M. van Meekeren. Wpod- stock. Mr. and Mrs, M. Burk - s Weston HOT DOG or HAMBURG ROLLS Schneiders Oktoberfest SAUSAGE Ontario Fresh CARROTS Kleeneu FACIAL TISSUE Newport FLUFF 12's 500 gram 2 Ib. bag 200's 16 pt. .89 2.39 .29 .89 1.19 LUNCHEON MEAT 175 gram .89 Beef, Pork and Chicken, Macaroni and Cheese, Head Cheese, Meat Pickle and pi mento, Bologna Kraft PEANUT BUTTER 500 gram 1.89 McCUTCHEON GROCERY BRUSSELS WE DELIVER 887-9445 STORE HOURS Mon., Tues. Wed, Thurs., & Sat., 8:30 a.m. to 6p.m, Fri., 8:30 a.m. to 9:00 p.m, Friday - RAINBOW TROUT Soup or juice , coffee or tea and dessert Saturday Assorted CHINESE FOOD Sunday CLUB STEAK with mushrooms Olympia Restaurant OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Brussels 887-8914 meet hardt and Mrs, Ida Gordon visited friends in Ottawa Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Lloyd Smith was admitted to Victoria Hospital, London on Monday and un- derwent ear surgery on Wed- nesday. The monthly meeting of the Canadian Foresters. Court Atwood, was held October 12 at Bro. Stan McDonald's in Hensall. Court Constantine and Court Constance were guests. Installation of officers was held for 1982-83 by district Bro, Gerrin Ginn and District Deputy Sister Betty Hulley. Sister Dorothy Hearn, Forester of the year was guest speaker. She gave a most interesting message on things to be thankful for. The meeting closed in the usual way and a delicious lunch was served. All enjoyed a social tine together. Mrs. Grace Evans, Clinton visited Mrs. Mac Engel and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Evans on Thursday. 6 r,ybua-o-O.wUr-a. av,ro ipo+•m Too often careless drivers nudge up your rates with claims. SAFECO doesn't think responsible drivers should have to pay for the carelessness of others. So if y6u have a good record, see us about SAFECO Chances are you sari save money. SAVE\JuU SAFEC V \AU T'LAND iiNSURA NCE lMUR1R:AY STUD -ALL C,L,'U, i3russ,.I's Mon'k'ton SI/alior& ei8 ,'-ht ?-1.';,41 ;'I 1',12 L /ALLEY BROKERS' IL TD DODOZWM Stokely CREAM CtiJN Sunshine Tray par Sliced BACON 1 kg. Sunshine Bake and Serve CHERRY PIES Royalle. TOILET TISSUE 10 in. Royalle Twin Pac . PAPER TOWELS Maitre De 10 oz. COFFEE Limit 2 White Label 1 kg. PEANUT BUTTER Chapman's 2 Litre ICE CREAM 9 4.59 2.99 3.49 1.29 4.59 2.99 1.59 OPEN 6 DAYS STEPHENSON Self -Serve Groceteria 887-9226 Hallowe'en Masks Wigs, Make-up and all kinds of disguises [Prices range from 59c to $34.98) Here Is a partial list: CHILD'S SPACE MASKS CLOWN & INDIAN MASKS CHILD'S ANIMAL MASKS ADULT WITCH MASKS CARNIVAL MASKS ADULT DOMINO EYE MASKS HAUNTED RUBBER HANDS RUBBER MASK - FRENCHMAN MAW GERIATRIC MASK VINYL MASK -OLD MAN ViNYL HALF -MASK --DEVIL NIGHTMARE MASK-FRANKENSTEIN CELEBRITY--CHAPLIN VINYL MASK -WITCH SUPER SKIN -UNICORN HOODED MASK ate Bart PhoPptacy TURNBERRY ST., BRUSSELS 1.25 1.49 1.98 1.98 1.98 1.98 3.49 13.98 14.98 14.98 17.98 19.98 21.98 25.98 29.98 34.98 PHONE 887-9514 losasme • >fv of The Pantry Sultanas Sugar Cinnamon Unsalted Peanuts Candies Peanufs Redskin Peanuts • Peanut Rutter in the Mini Mall, Brussels Reg. 1.50 lb. Reg. .48 Ib, Reg. 220 oz. Reg. 1.40 Ib. Red. 2.25 Ib, Reg, 1.451b. Reg. 1.50 1b. 1.25 Ib. .43 Ib. .20 oz, 1.00 lb, 2.00 Ib, 1.191b. 1.191b. Specials from Oct. 20 to Oct. ALSO IN-STORE SPECIALS 27