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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-07-08, Page 10Our NEW SLAUGHTERING FACILITIES are NOW in operation Beef prices are on the rise Super Specia l Al Fronts 1.25 lb. [this wk. onlyy cut with Blade & Prime Rib Steaks for the barbecue We offer Government inspected Killing Cutting Wrapping Freezing Sausage Making Curing Patty Making Al Hinds $1.99 lb. Al Sides $1.65 lb. Patties $t79 lb. 0 lb. or more These driciaA Indiude cutting and wrapping, Kill Day Tuesday. Retail Cuts available Thursday —Saturday BACHERT MEATS On the Farm 1 mile east of Walton Telephone - 887-9328 A10, THE'BRU$SE0 POST, 4.Q.LY 0, 1901- Ross Hamilton speaks to Belgrave grads' class Graduation Night was held for the following students: Steven Brydges, Dianne Campbell, Tim Darlow, Karen Dunbar, Heather Fen- ton, Robert Gordon, Jim Hedley, Robin Hewitt, Donna Higgins, Laura Johns, Dan McNee, Denise Neth- ery, Gerald Nieuwenhuis, Ronald Nieuwenhuis, Randy Nixon, Penny Rutledge, John Smuck, Stacy Taylor, Steven Verbeek, Michele Wattam and Brian Wightman, Mr. 50even son welcomed the graduates, parents and head table guests. Following introductions, grace was said by John Nixon. The Belgrave Women's Institute served dinner. Robert Gordon thanked the Institute for their support and contribution to the Gra- duation Banquet. During the evening Mr. Chaulk played two selec- tions. The Grade Eight Class played "Good Night" on the recorders accompanied by Mr. Chaulk on the piano and several students on rhy- thm instruments. Donna Higgins received the Girl's Academic Trophy and Dan MeNee received the Boy's Trophy. Citizenship trophies were received by Denise Nethery and Randy Nixon. Karen Dunbar and Brian Wightman were presented with Congeniality trophies. Donna Higgins played two selections on the piano. Ross Hamilton and his wife Carol were head table guests for the evening. Mr. Hamilton spoke to the Grad- uates about the future. The computer is having a great effect on our lives now and there will be rapid changes in store for us in the future. Many things in our homes will be done by computer. We will be able to vacation in space. The pupils of today will be operating computers and living with computers. Students must be willing to further their education beyond high school. They must also be willing to learn from travel and experiences in life. The pupils were advised to be prepared to work at four or five different jobs during their life time. The future holds many inter- esting challenges for them. Mr. Hamilton was thanked by Stacy Taylor and present- ed with a small gift. Brian Wightman was sel- ected by his classmates to be the valedictorian. Brian spoke about observations made by various teachers who had taught the class in past years. He noted that this class was the first perfect class to pass through the halls of Ea r.. Wawanosh. He spoke of a new begin- ning for the pupils in the class. He thanked the par- ents and teachers fnr their encouragement After the program the parents and pupils partici- pated in a dance with music provided by two local D.J,'s; Glen Hunter and Shawn Vincent. JOYCE THERESA BLAKE, daughter of George and Marie Blake, R.R. # 2, Brussels graduated from the Registered Nursing Assist- ants program at the Winghan and District Hospital on May 15. She received her Early Childhood Education Dip- loma from Lambton college, Sarnia and is a graduate of Seaforth District High School and Walton Public School. Joyce is presently employed at the Wingham and District Hospital. On June 19, the Kinder- garten class graduated, ready to go on to Grade One. The Graduates were: Billie Baillie, Cheryl Campbell, Tim Coultes, Jennifer Elston, Andrew Forest, Rebecca Gibbons, Robby Johnston, Anita Massey, Kyle Moran, Natasha Muscheid, Tara Newell, Mark Robinson, Jenna Ruttan, Michael Smith, Trisha Taylor, and Richard Wattam. During the program the children did such activities as: dancing, colour plays, and sing songs. These were all related to things that they had learned during the year. The program was amusing and everyone 'enjoyed the presentation. The choir sang three songs under the direc- tion of Mr. Chaulk. All in all it was a great performance. by Veronica Bakelaar Susan Elston Swim at Wingham Students of our school went swimming at the Wing- ham pool last Thursday. We were divided into three groups by classes. When we arrived at the pool we were divided into three categories: non-swimmers, beginners, experienced. There were three qualified instructors who went over the important rules of water safety and then they gave us a swimming lesson. After a while we were granted about 30 minutes for a free swim. Everyone enjoyed the swim activity very mach. by Michele Wattam CHOIR Throughout the year Mr. Chaulk has been directing the choir, For the first half of the yeat the students Went to various Nursing Horne's-. The residents of the homes ap-, predated the music vety much. During the second half of the sehbol year a new Choir was formed, Twice as many students signed up for the Nursing grads MARLENE PENNINGTON daughter of Mrs. Jack Pen- nington of Brussels gradu- ated May 15 from the Wing- ham and District Nursing Assistant Program. She is furthering her education by taking a course in Registered Nursing at Conestoga Col- lege in Stratford in the fall. second choir. Recently some new instruments have been, purchased. Some pupils have brought instruments from home. We have visited Brookha- ven Nursing Homie in Wing- ham, Callendar Nursing Home in Brussels and Huronview. The students have all put forth a great effort and have La Leche League to give information to groups, hospitals La Leche League of Belgrave held the second meeting of the series at the home of Mrs. C. Schenk, Wingham. The discussion about the art of breastfeeding and over- coming difficulties was led by Mrs. B. Kerr,Leader, Practical hints on starting nursing and continuing at home were given by the mothers, using Birtha and her baby (both dolls) to illustrate new skills to be learned while mothering a nursing infant. Prevention of difficultities was, emphasiz- ed. However, if difficulties should arise, lots of solutions can be found by phoning a League Leader and by read- ing the Womanly Art of Breastfeeding. To celebrate the Silver Anniversary of La Leche League International, the Leave Mothers will be hold- ing a Baby Bazaar in Wing- ham on July 18th. Proceeds from the sale will be used to provide more breastfeeding information to mothers in the area and to donate books to local organization, schools, hospitals in Huron County. practised a lot. The songs that we sang were mostly old Bea. tie tunes written by John Len- non and Paul McCartney. We all owe our great success to Mr. Chaulk who patiently taught us the songs and directed us. by Michele Wattam, Penny Rutledge Veronica Bakelaar Announcement Doctors David H. & Thomas G. Drake Dental Surgeons OPEN 9 Goderich fit., Seaforth Southwest corner at the light 527-1844 General Dentistry WOO Notice _ of Public Meeting VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS TO DISCUSS 1. The proposed flood plain management policies for the Maitland River flood plain; and 2. The redesignation of Part of Lot 2, Conc. 10, annexed from the Township of Grey in 1977, from "Natural Environment" and "Recreation" to "Open' Space" and "Residential" to permit the •rial approval of the proposed Krauter - McDonald - Bryans subdivision. Tuesday, July 21st BRUSSELS, MORRIS AND GREY COMMUNITY CENTRE 8:00P.M. Held jointly by the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Brussels, the Huron County Planning Department and the Maitland Valley Conservation Authority. _ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT BILL KING, CLERK-TREASURER PHONE 887-6572 E. Wawanosh kindergarten Opening new doors to small business See our Stratford Office Representative PETE HUXTABLE AT: The Wingham Motel, R.R. #4, Wingham ON: The 2nd & 3rd Tuesday of each month [Next Visit Date: July 14 If you require financing to start, modernize or expand your business and are unable to obtain It elsewhere on reasonable terms and conditions or if you are interested in the FBDB management services of counselling and training or wish information on government programs available for your business, talk to our representative. FEDERAL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT BANK or an 8000ifittnellt or in 0` On the Banks services can 211-5650 tdOliteCt] or Write 1008 OntiatiO Street,. Stratford, Ontario;