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A GRO,UP OF LITTLE INDIANS — Walton Public School's Kindergarten
and Grade 1 class took second prize for this school float when they
AND NOW FOR MY NEXT TRICK Earl and Martha Heywood sang
and performed magic acts for the audience at the Crystal Palace on
Tuesday night. Here, Earl did the familiar trick of pouring milk into a
newspaper and then having nothing come out of the newspaper. The
Heywoods were performing as part of this year's Brussels fair.
(Photo by Ranney)
Women's Guild hears Mrs.
Shortreed on handicapped
The • Presbyterian Wo- which was followed by scrip- with the upbringing of disa-
men's Guild opened their Fall season on Tuesday; Sept. ture read in unison from John 9: 1.7 dealing with a blind bled children were praised in,
a reading called God's Cho:-
15th with a meeting in the man restored to sight. sen Few read by Carol who
church parlour. An interesting report on then led in prayer. The roll
Carol Innes introduced the The Year of the Disabled was call was answered by How I
theme with a poem entitled given by Valerie Shortreed. Could Help a Disabled Per-
Heaven's Very Special. Child Mothers who are entrusted son.
Jeanne Ireland took charge
of the business. Secretary's
and Treasurer's reports were
given by Isabel Adams and
Leona Armstrong respective-
ly and plans were discussed
for a special meeting to be
dressed up as Indians for the Brussels fair parade.
(Photo by Ranney)
AROUND THE RING — Mempers of 4-H clubs showed their cattle at the
Brussels fair on Wednesday afternoon. (Photo by Ranney)
A great fall fair
Continued from page 1 Wheller-91; Tom Warwick-90; Ernie Lewing-
For beans, the winners were Murray
John and Steven Huether-901/2; ton-89; Laurie Black 88 12; Dale Knight-88; Cardiff-91;
Jack Cardiff-90; John Nan Vliet-89 1/2
; Jan Neil Hemingway-871/2 ; Don Procter-87; Jeff
Cardiff-86 1/2 ; Don Martin-86; John and Van Vliet-89; Jeff Cardiff-88 1/2 ; Don Martin- Steven Huether-851/2 ; George Procter-85;
88; Neil Hemingway-87 1/2 ; Jack Knight-87; Murray Cardiff-841/2 ; Wayne Hopp er-84;
Les Knight-86 1/2 ; .Dale Knight -86; Bob Doug Machan-83 1/2 ; Clarence McCutcheon-Wheeler-85 1/2; Joe Semple-85; Laurie Black 83; John Smith-82 1/2 ; John Van Vliet-82; Jan -84 1/2 ; and Wayne Hopper-84. VarkVliet-81 1/2 ; Bodmin Ltd.-81; Jack Cardif-
In grain corn, the winners Were: Bob 80 1/2
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A FIRST-PRIZE WINNER — Crystal Devlin of
Brussels and her horse were first prize winners
in the Horse and Rider category in the Brussels
fair parade on Wednesday. (Photo by Ranney)
held in the church basement
on Sunday evening, October
4th. The ladies of the sur-
rounding area are invited to
hear Mrs. Dorothy Thornton
who will show slides and
speak about her recent trip to
Germany where she attended
the Passion Play at Oberam-
mergau and visited the Berlin
Wall among other things.•
Refreshments were enjoy-
ed at the close of the meeting
served by Carol Innes and
Valerie Shortreed.
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