The Citizen, 1985-10-23, Page 13Comprehensive Farm and Residential Insurance
at competitive prices
Howick Mutual
Insurance Company
Wroxeter, Ontario
NOG 2X0
Telephone: [519] 335-3561
Our Company,
a Mutual Insurance
Company, is okore
what
than
you
see
**
Wed., Oct. 23 to Sat. Nov. 9
50% off all in-stock wallpaper
25% off book orders
19th Anniversary Sale
Save up to $15 a square yard
on carpet both in-stock
and book orders
20 rolls of carpet in stock
MUST BE CLEARED
Watch for future sale of Armstrong Regal Candide hard
surface flooring beginning November 1st. Also to be on
sale the NEW NAIRN lay-flat (needs no glue) flooring.
-Lawrie Decorating
Wellington St. Blyth 523-4525
3 Blocks East off Main St
Book now to refurbishyourrooms before Christmas.
SUPER
CARPET
SALE
School Roundup
Brussels holds "Blue Jay Spirit Day"
A huge community garage sale was held at the East Wawanosh Public School on Saturday with more than
100 families donating goods. The school's cookie campaign got help from the cookie monster known as
Ben Barnes here selling to Ian Morton and Sabrena Black.
THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1985. PAGF 13.
BY GARRY YUILL
On Wednesday, October 16,
Brussels Public School had Blue Jay
Spirit Day. It was organized by our
student council to encourage school
spirit.
The students and teachers came to
school wearing blue and white
clothing, and Blue Jay buttons, caps
and emblems. We all sang the Blue
Jay song and we had a very chilly ball
game at noon in which the All Stars
(students) defeated the staff team 10
runs to 2. The day was good fun and I
hope future days planned by Student
Council will be just as successful.
NEW TEACHER
BY JOHN LO WE
Miss Blake is our newest teacher
at Brussels P. S. She enjoys teaching
at Brussels Public because she likes
the students.
Miss Blake is teaching kindergar-
ten, music, and Grade 7-8 history.
This is her first year of teaching. She
went to the University of Western
Ontario in London for three years,
and Brock University in St. Cathar-
ines for a year to Teachers' College.
She came from Dunnville, which is
near Hamilton, where both of her
parents are teachers. Now, while she
is teaching in Brussels, she lives in
Seaforth.
ATTEND DAM OPENING
Grade 6-7 and 7-8 (55 students in
all) were invited to the official
opening of the Brussels Dam on
September 4.
Our M.P., Murray Cardiff, Calvin
Krauter, the Reeve of Brussels and
members of the Maitland Valley
Conservation Authority spoke that
day. After the speeches they
uncovered the plaque, cut the ribbon
and freed a number of tagged
waterfowl. They gave away free pins
and balloons. It was an interesting
afternoon.
FALL FAIR
BY JASON GROPP
The Brussels Fall Fair was held on
Wednesday, September 18, at the
SPORTS
BY GREG MULVEY
The soccer season got off to a great
start with 12 sunny days for
two-thirds of the season.
BOYS' STANDINGS
BOYS' STANDINGS
Swift Kickers 23
Ball Bashers 22
Renegades 21
Soles 3
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Kickers 6
Booters 4
Headers 3
Footers 0
GIRLS' STANDINGS
Super Booters 27
B.P.S. Sweeties 16
Nifty Niners 13
Nickers 3
Brussels, Morris and Grey Com-
munity Centre. Congratulations to
Janice Heise and Devon Sanderson,
who were the high-point winners in
school work, and to the designers of
our prize-winning school float, Ms.
Anonech, Mrs. Cousins and Mr.
Scott.