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THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 20, 1979 — 11
Walton people
at family party
THE NEW OFFICERS The Brussels. Lions
Club installed their new officers at a meeting on
Monday night. In the front row left are Jim
Armstrong - Secretary; Jack Knight - president;
Henry Devlin - Treasurer; In the second row
from left are: Bob Thomas - director; Doug
Davidson - Assistant Lion's table; Jerry Dillow -
director ; Dave Hastings - director; Bob
Richmond - past president. In the third row
from left are: Clarence McCutcheon - Tail
Twister; Paul Mutter - Assistant Tail Twister;
Bob Rowe - Second Vice-president; Bruce Hahn
- Third Vice-president. Vice-president Neil
McDonald and Lion Tamer Murray Lowe were
both absent when the picture was taken.
11 Albert St.
CLINTON
482-3901
JAMES WALSH
James Thomas Walsh, 77,
of East Wawanosh, died
Thursday at his residence.
Born in East Wawanosh,
Lot 42, Con. 6, he farmed all
his life there. He was the son
of Joshua Walsh and Marg-
aret Bell, and attended
serve pork
On June 9th the Belgrave
and District Kinsmen held
their annual pork roast at the
Brussels Arena. Supper was
served to over 400 people in
the arena. Three pigs were
roasted for the supper which
was followed by a dance to
the music of Moran Brothers.
On the same afternoon Kins-
ment ball teams from Luck-
now, Walkerton. Point
Obituary
school at S.S. No. 13 in East
Wawanosh township.
He is survived by his wife,
Jennie Muriel Wightman,
who he married in 1936 and
two children, Marlene, of
Sarnia, and Mrs. Duncan
(Eleanor) Campbell, of Kin-
loss. He is also survived by
two grandchildren, Kent and
to 400
Clarke and Belgrave com-
peted in the annual slo-pitch
ball tournament in Brussels.
Walkerton won the champ-
ionship and Belgrave won
the consolation trophy.
The help of the Kinsmen
and their wives made both
these events a success and
proceeds from the barbecue
will be donated to help cystic
fibrocis.
Jill Campbell of Kinloss, and
his sister, Mrs. George
(Mabel) Jordan of Lucknow.
He was predeceased by a
sister, Mrs. John (Olive)
Johnston, and a brother,
Gordon Walsh.
The funeral service was
held Saturday, June 16 froin
the Tasker Funeral Chapel in
Blyth. Reverend John G.
Roberts officiated. Interment
was at Brandon Cemetery in
Belgrave.
Pallbearers were Clare
Van Camp, Don Procter,
Allan Dunbar, Fred Meier
Jr., ,Ross Wightman, Fergus
McDowell, and Murray
McDowell.
Flower bearers were
Charles Black, Clifton Walsh
and James Hunter.
Correspondent
MRS. BETTY McCALL
887-6677
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Short-
reed and Mrs. Jim Shortreed
attended a family gathering
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Smith, Mitchell on Satur-
day, June 5th when about 50
neighbors, friends and rela-
tives were present to cele-
brate Bill and Louise Smith's
25th wedding anniversary.
Clayton Fraser and friend
Ann See arrived home
recently from C anberra,
Australia where they had
been the past several months
where Ann lives. They are
staying at Clayton's parents
203 Durham E.
WALKERTON
881-0122
home, Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Fraser.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Wat-
son spent the weekend at
Thamesford visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Don Maier and
Paula.
Mr. and Mrs. Rene Ver-
cruyssen, Ronnie and Danny
spent Sunday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Ferguson at their cottage at
Bayfield. .
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Raven
and John have returned to
their home at Edmonton,
Alberta following a visit With
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Bewley and grand-
mother, Mrs. John Yuill of
Brussels.
284 Main St.
EXETER,
235-2468
Belgrave Kinsmen
SUMMER SCHOOL '79
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION IS
PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT SUMMER SCHOOL
CLASSES WILL BE HELD AT CENTRAL HURON
SECONDARY SCHOOL IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS:
- REMEDIAL ENGLISH FOR GRADES 7 & 8
- REMEDIAL MATHEMATICS FOR GRADES 7 & 8
- DRIVER EDUCATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS
- Late registration can be made at Huron County
Elementary & Secondary schools up until Wednes-
day, June 27
- Classes begin on Monday, July 9, 1979
THE HURON COUNTY BOARD WILL ALSO OFFER
IMPROVEMENT AND SPECIAL INTEREST COURSES
TO STUDENTS ASSUMING THERE IS SUFFICIENT
ENROLLMENT,
IMPROVEMENT COURSES:
July 4 to August 10 - High school students onlv
Mathematics English History
Geography Science French
- These are make up courses for students who have
missed their credit
- Registration in High School Guidance offices from
Monday, June 25 to Friday, June 29
- Late registration - Tuesday, July 3 -cit Central Huron
S.S. • 9 amt, to 4 p.m.
SPECIAL INTEREST COURSES: July 9 to
August 3 for students age 8 to 19
Tennis - Must have your own racquet
Badminton - Must hove your own racquet
Girls Gymnastics •Theatre Arts
- Registration on Tuesday, July 3 and Wednesday,
July 4 in the Guidance office of Central Huron
Secondary School 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. - Registration
by phone 482-3471 and ask for Doug Ellison,
ALL CLASSES WILL BEGIN AT :30 A.M. AND
END AT 10:30 A.M.
BUS TRANSPORTATION FROM THE 4 AREA
HIGH SCHOOLS TO CENTR HURON S.S.
CLINTON.
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