HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-04-15, Page 6GERMAN NATION—Cindy Thacker's project
.on German Nations was the first prize winner at
.the environmental studies fair on Wednesday.
• Cindy is a grade seven student at East
Wawanosh School in Belgrave.
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THE BRUSSELS POST. APRIL 15, 1981
THE BATTLE OF BULL RUN—Allen Funk who
with his partner Clint Pewtress, (absent when
the picture was taken) did a project on the battle
of Bull Run which won first prize at the
• environmental studies fair. The two are grade
eight students at Turnberry Central School.
(Photo by Ranney)
Melville Ladies Aid met at read by Mrs. Matheson, The
the home of Mrs, Clarke scripture from Fhillipians
Matheson with eight mem-
bers answering the roll call chapter 3, verses 1721 was read by Mrs. Matheson and.
with an Easter verse, Ethel. Long offered prayer,
Mrs. Matheson, as leader, Minutes were read by
opened the meeting by all Ruby Steiss, Ethel Long gave
singing Blest be the tie that the sunshine report and Mrs.
binds, followed by prayer, A Matheson the financial re-
poem on "Friendship" was. port.
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Mrs. Matheson read a t
poem about an educated
man. Ruby Steiss had the
programme and conducted
Melville ladies have bunny contest
an Easter Bunny Contest
Lunch was served by Win-
nifred. Edgar and Ruby Steiss
assisted by the hostess.
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HYDROGEN—Brian Wightman, a grade eight
student at East Wawanosh Public School in
Belgrave got a first prize ribbon for his project
on hydrogen when he took part in the
• environmental studies fair held at Grey Central
School on Wednesday. , (Photo by Ranney)
COLOUR BLENDING Paul Watson, a grade
seven student at HoWick Central Won first prize
for his project on colour blending when an
environmental studies fair was held at Grey
Central School in Ethel on Wednesday.
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