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Short Shots by Evelyn Kennedy
A dull, grey day makes folks feel just that
way and loathe to stir themselves into
activity. Do not succumb to that feeling. Beat
the "gloomies". Put on a cheerful face, sing
or whistle or get some rousing music on the
radio or stereo. Get yourself busy with the
most cheerful task you can find.
If this spring-like weather is not going to
continue nature has been fooling some of its
own, robins, trees and flowers. Mrs. Kumn of
Brussels reported Saturday morning that she
was enjoying watching a plump lively robin
happily feeding on berries from shrubs in her
yard. Even before, leaving Ottawa on January
7th trees there were budding. Hardy crocus
have been trying to push green -tips up to the
sunlight. Could they be mistaken, the robin
be forced to seek shelter from a blizzard and
d crocus nipped off by frost and
buried dee. " snow? Let these harbingers of
spring be rig t and that welcome season not
around a far off corner, but just around a
pleasant cur
We were i ormed last month that the
inflation rate was a . n. Figures were quoted
to prove it. This may a be true, but somehow
it does not seem to ha e much impact on the
cost of living. The ex.ense of food, utilities,
household-necessiti , fuel etc. still seem to
empty our wallets of cash and lower our bank
balance in an alarmingly rapid manner.
Maybe the metric system will soon remove
some of the confusion when we go shopping
for shoes. Confusion occurs because hived -
ed shoes (as if we could afford them) d6 not
have the same standard of sizes as Canada
and each county has their own method of
stating the size. Shoe companies and retailers
are now in the process of getting a new
international shoe -sizing system. The size of
your shoe will then be the measure of the
length of your foot in millimeters. If your foot
measures 200 mm your size will be 200.
Joe Clark is not the only political figure
having ptroblems these days. Premier Rene
Levesque has a massive handful of trouble to
deal with. Thousands have walked out on an
illegal mounting strike. That on top of all the
other problems of the Parti Quebecois must
give him a crashing headache and sleepless
nights. The pressure shows. He is an aging
troubled man.
If you thoughtlessly, or deliberately, insult
someone with a nasty personal remark you go
on your way and forget. or gloat about it. That
hurt may live in the memory of the one it was
directed to and remain a sore spot for the rest
of their life. It will remain forever, a scar on
your character. Guard the words ou utter.
They cannot be recalled.
TOWN OF. SEAFORTH
PROCLAMATION
red At: 518 Main Str (est
Exeter, Ont.
Please note our new telephone number:
519-235-0363
WHEREAS the effects of heart disease are
responsible for widespread suffering and create
serious economic hardship in our community;
AND WHEREAS the Ontario Heart Foundation
is taking positive action to reduce heart casualties
through a planned, priority research program;
AND WHEREAS the Canadian Heart Fund
Campaign to support heart research is being
conducted from February 1 through February 28,
1983;
I, THEREFORE proclaim that the month of
February be observed as Heart Month in the Town
of Seaforth. I further urge all citizens to cooperate
in the Heart Fund drive, and all civic, social and
fraternal organizations and business establish-
ments to give this campaign the greatest possible
support.
ALFRED F. ROSS
Mayor
Town of Seaforth
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AWARDS WERE PRESENTED to outstanding Brussels area 4-H
members at the annual meeting of the Brussels Agricultural Society held
in Walton. Bruce McCall, left, presented Kevin Johnston with the
Champion Showman Award and Rick Lekz, right, presented the Royal
Bank Award to Kevin McArter. (Wassink photo)
Brussels residents holiday
Continued from page 6
gone as a pioneer to Melita in
I898 and was employed in the
blacksmith shop. later buying
it and in 1910 launched into
the automotive trade and
running the Lamont Ga
for many years.
He gave generously of his
time and talent to the ad-
vancement of the community
of Melita; being on council,
becoming mayor in 1917,
installing the electric light
plant. became chief magi-
strate and as a result Melita
weather the "bad thirties"
better than other Manitoba
towns, He served many
offices on Bd. of Trade and
campaigned for a good road
system, was instrumental in
building the skating rink and
memorial park. was a staunch
member of the Pioneer Asso-
ciation as well as lodges and
Presbyterian Church.
David Lamont, was the son
of Mr, and Mrs. Angus
Lamont, born on Con. 7. Grey
Township. His brothers were
John, Alex and Wm. and
sisters Jeanie (Mrs. Wm.
Cook) and Elizabeth (Mrs.
Wm. Hollinger). In 1929, he
married Gertr e Armstrong
rage�oTl�1�I
e die in 1946.
The town of elita is
preparing to cele ate its
Centennial in 1984:
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Schade. 'Walton spent an
evening recently with Mrs.
Lila Goll. Lila and Agnes were
schoolmates and Norman and
Lila sang in the same choir as
young people.
On Feb. 1, Mrs. Lila Goll
helped her mother, Mrs.
Mina McCrackin. Bluevale,
celebrate her 91st birthday.
Mrs. McCrackin lives with
her Lorne in Bluev`ale.
M NINGSTAR REBEKAH
LODGE
The Morning Star Rebekah
Lodge met Jan. 25 in the
lodge rooms in Brussels with
a good attendance. Noble
Grand Alice McArter and
CLASSIFI
1 Corning Events
22 Legal Notices
Vice Grand Vera Hastings
were in charge.
Lillian Moses is still a
patient in hospital.
Mary Davidson and her
committee conducted a card
game with Verna . Thomas,
Ethel Long and Vera Hast-
ings being prize winners. The
travelling prize was won by
Alice McArter.
CALLENDER NURSING
HOME
On Monday, Jan. 24, the
Brussels Presbyterian
Church Women hosted a
birthday party for all resi-
dents who celebrated birth-
days in January.
Mrs. Margaret McLeod
sang a couple of interesting
ballads; Carla King and Bren-
da Ten pas sang a humorous
duet about a man proposing
marriage to his girl. Joanne
King played the piano. •Cup-
cakes. ice cream and tea were
served.
On Thursday, the weekly
bowling game was played
with Jalrnar Pietikainer in the
lead. followed by George
Hislop 2nd and Ernest Michie
3rd. A new player to the game
is Gordon Grant who has very
good (beginner's) luck.
Thursday afternoon was
the last day of studying the
• land- of China. Chinese food
was ordered from Wingham
and residents gathered in the
activity room. The room is
decorated with artifacts from
China and really set the mood
for the Chinese meal.
The menu consisted of
sweet and sour chicken balls,
sweet and sour shrimp,
chicken fried rice, mushroom
fried rice, moo goo guy pan,
chicken vegetable ding;
mushroom chop suey and
fortune cookies with tea.
Everyone enjoyed the dif-
ferent tasting food.
Sunday service was held in
the living room, conducted by
the Rev. Charles Swan from
Walton United Church.
BRUSSELS MENNONITE
FELLOWSHIP
The Brussels Mennonite
Fellowship Annual Congre-
gational meeting was held
January 24.
Congregational chairper-
Please turn to page 7
WORSHIP Service, February
6,' 7:30 p.m. Brussels Men-
nonite Fellowship welcomes
you. 1.5.1
PANCAKE SUPPER, St.
John's Anglican Church,
Brussels. Tuesday, February
15, 1983. 5-7:30 p.m. Adults -
$3.50. children 52.00. Pre-
schoolers -Free. I-5-2
VALENTINE'S Dance on
February 12, 1983 at B.M. &
G. Community Centre to
Party Sound - t),.1, 54.00 per
person. Lunch provided.
Sponsored by Brussels
Broomball teams, Bring your
Valentine. 1-5.2
DESSERT EUCHRE: Morn-
ing Star Rebekah Lodge,
Brussels will hold a Dessert
Euchre Monday. February 14
at 1 p.m. in the Oddfellows
Hall. Everyone welcome. Ad-
mission 52. I .5.2
White Label
Assorted
PINEAPPLE
.69
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the Estate of
JOSEPH DOUGLAS BLACK
ALL PERSONS having claims
against the Estate of the
above-mentioned, late of the
Village of Brussels, in the
County of Huron, Retired
Farmer, who died on Novem-
ber 23. 1982, are required to
file proof of same with the
undersigned on or before the
18th day of February, 1983,
after which date the estate
will be distributed having
regard only to those claims of
which notice has been re-
ceived.
DATED at Brussels, Ontario,
this 24th day of February,
1983.
CRAWFORD, MILL,
DAVIES Si ELSTON
Brussels, Ontario
Solicitor for the Executors
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