HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1963-05-02, Page 112,00 A Year In Advance 4'2.50 To U.S.A. THE BRUSSE,US POST, 1.1. I UllSDAY, MAY 2nd POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Brussels s
SchooisCompete estiva Here
usic Shield •
Spring must be here for our
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'main street is being used as. a.
raceway at night, Let us hope no
ems gets killed,
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The majority of the farmers In
this area have finished seeding.
What the cold and late frosts
. will do we will not venture to
predict.
Sugar prices continue to rise I
with' a corresponding advance in
the cost of jams; jellies, etc. What
the, cause is we don't presume to
estate, Some would like to blanie
tee situation in Ouba, others say
it is a monopoly,
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We haven't heard any of our
local anglers bragging about
their catch at the opening of the
fishing season. We must conclude
that none were too successful or
we would surely know abOut it.
Perhaps it was too cold for either
the fish or the fishermen, or both.
This is Music Festival season,
Everywhere we hear of them,
A very successful one has just
concluded in Brussels and Grey
Township School Area No. 1
will take place on May 10th,
Those responsibele fOr these
Festivals deeerve a great deal of
'credit for their efforts in. these
5777ricavnurs,
•
Go-Cart devotees are busy
those days tuning tip their racers
for the seasoo, it is a great
14obby if prOperly Organized.
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As we have Mentioned before,
Music Festivals are wonderful for
the children, nut pity the
harassed music supervisors
who put many weeks of strenuous
work into trebling and organ-
ization for them, At the con-
clOsiOn they are on the verge of
nerveve colla.p8e. To finish them
completely there are always
those Who biome them when a
certain child or group, is not
among the winners,
lINTER MEDIATE SOCCER
TEAM HERE?
Is Brussele going to have an
ihtel'inedlate.sorter teeth this
Mee the answer is .no! Not
anises seine cmorte, Toying nitNettS.
ere .willing to donate part of
their snare time to act es rna
Peer and coach. pressels was ono,
known server community. It
telcee more tbein Willing players
lo seen intilde feet telde. Yen,
the people nee the brielaione. To
trove n ,"treno,' tenet !vett must h'nee
ti ^frau .‘ backbone. For Thither
lefertnation see Parry Curtie,
MUCtity Lowe or .lien Storey.
Walton Public School
Is Officially Opened
Walton Oentrel Scheel, which
has been in 'use since December,
Was formally opened recently.
Officials who took part in the
opening exercises were Rev. G.
Lockhart Royal, Goderich; James
H. Kinkead, North Huron Publie
School Inspector, Goderich, who
was the guest sneaker for , the
occasion; D. E., Dunlop, archi-
tect, Toronto; Warred .Shortreed,
chairman of the school beard.
The building was dedicated by
he Rev, Athur Higginbotham of
Walton 'United Church,
Mrs. J. T. Pearson, Ethel
Hollered On Birthday
hire. :Tables T Pearson was
very pleasantly surprised on
Saturday, Al vii 27th when
members of her family met to
celebrate her birthday.
A:mong the guests who gathered.
L 0 honor Mrs. Pearson on this
occasion, was her sister, Mrs.
Carman Hazelwood of Windsor.
Tkers. Pearson received many
useful and beautiful gifts. 171 a
few well chosen words she exTres-
BRUSSELS 4-H BEEF CALF
CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS
The organization meeting of
the 13russals 4-H Beef Calf Club
was held in the Brussels Library
on April 2-Gtle at 8:30 p.m, under
the , direction of Doug Miles,
Algifelatttiall Representatlye for
Huron County.
After showing a short film Me
Miles. gave a talic on careering
in agriculttire. When the 4-H
material h:a.c1 been handed out the
election of officers. followed.
Elected were:
President Don Nolen
Vice President Jean Roe
See.relary Gerald Smith;
Press Reporter e. Dave (lowing
' CARD OF THANKS
I would like to repress my
appreciation and thianks for the
cards, treats. and flowerS I
received while confined te.
Mrs. Fred Cox
NOTICE
The Mee meeting of the
Miajestie W, T. Will be held in
the Brussels Public Tebrery on
Thursday, Mae at S.15 p.m.
Being on Canadian industries.
Mrs. James Smith and Mrs. A-
Tencepl. eonvenors. 11011 is0
.An fill .S tr V" not known to my
gen n din other, Topic. Tourist
Industry sneaker: Mrs. 17,iirl
Anderson,, Pelgrave; .r.n.fh girls
display and cede Current rirent
Mre. A. tngel; nraele,
Adjudicator Lloyd McQueen of
Toronto, assistant supervisor of
music for the Ontario Depart.
ment of. Bdukcation, declared the.:
first 'Music Festival to be held
here, of high standard, with the
entries- being of good quality. He
gave high praise to the officials
of the three participating schools.
Myth, Walton and Brussels.
The festival was opened 'Tito-
day night by Mirth Huron public
school inspector, J, H. Kinkead
of Goderich, - With over, 200
parents and e0ther 'Interested
persons in the • Brussels school
auditorium, 'who were in attend-
ance to enjoy, and encourage, the
many talented young coninceiters,
Tuesday night- classes were
devoted to rhythm bands and
two " and three part choruses
There 'were six of these classes
with a total of 27 entries, .)hue to
excellent organization these pro-
ceeded smoothly and on schedule.
and' the audience was delighted
with thle .performance • of the
The festival continued all day
Wednesday concluding Wednes-
day night.
Mrs. Win, 1-i. King, supervisor of
music for the three schools, was.
festival president, 'Mrs. King,
the teachers' and officials of the
three schools, are to be con-.
gratulated on the outstanding
success of tits, their first joint
festival venture, Congratulations
also to the children wile partici
rated. irony for the first time in
any feStival, for their fine work.
PF,SULTS '
Tuesday Evening
Rhythm Bands
;Walton, 70; Brussele, 5;
Blyth, 74-
Two-part Chorus, Juniors
Bruseels, (MleS Mitchell's
recall) 82; Bru,SSOIS, (Mrs.
Tyermnn's room) Si; Talton,
(Mrs. IMCCrea ties & Mrs,
RobertSon's roam) 80.
Unison Chorus, Juniors
BroSsels, (Mre,Oldfield's room)
77; Britseels, (Mrs, Tyermaree
realn) 75; Blyth & Walton
(tied) 74
Unison Chorus, Seniors
GiVirs. Toll & Mrs.
lloheritkotil 80; PrItsgels
(Mese Metzger) & Blyth. (Mr.
Higgins) (tied) 78; Britesele,
(Mee Ashton) Plyth, (Mrs.
"P-Iell) (tied) 75
Two-part Charlie, Settiore
Blytli, (Mr, Pie:eine) 83;
Weltoti, (Mrs„ ItehartFinn
Mira, t011) St; BrusseiOti (10T.
,Aehten)
Double Trio, Grades 7 & 8
Walton, 85; Bru.seols,
iilytic & Walton, (tied) 79
The Home and School Shield
for the school accumulating the
most points during the festival
was presented to Brussels Public
School, Brussels won the award
with 251 points, a 20 point
margin over the other schools.
Wednesday Morning
Unison Chorus — Grades 1 & 2
Brusseig, Walton, 73;
Myth, 71.
Girl's Solo — 7 yrs. & under-
Debbie • Hicks, PlYth, 83;
Kathy Cousins, Brussels, 82;
Anita Brigham, Brussels, and
Na.t.horian Street. Blyth (tied ) SO
Rhythm Band'
Myth. 80; Wralton, 74: 'Brus-
sels, 73
Junior Duet
Linda 'Wilson & Tune Valiance,
Brussels, 8-5; Tern ma Sh ort-
r e & 'BrendaBewley, Wal-
ton, 84; Shirley Williamson
8r fail Travis, Walton, 82
Boy's Solo — 7 yrs. under
Peter Gibson, Brussels, 82:
B-evin TaSker, -Myth 82; Dale
7.7 beeler, . Brussels, sn
Changed Voice
Bill li.ellingri„ -Walton. Si
Bruce Walton, SO •
Wednesday Afternoon
Double Trio --- Grades 5 & Et
Brussels, Nyth 71); Walton,
Girl's Solo --- 9 yrs. & under
Lind:, Wilson, Brussels, 84;
i 1 Travis, 'Walton, 33;
T)ebbie MoCell & Julio, Val-
iance, Friteels (flee) 82
Senior Duet
•Sherrill Craig ,Cr Carol Wilhee,
Walton, SO: ry. Bewley &
Gerald Tian n, Walton. &
Ken Ritchie & Geore•te Voila-nee,
(tied) 32; Greg Wilson &
,Tint Wheeler, Brussels, SP
Bey's Solo -- 9 yrs. & under
Douglas Brighatn. Britesels,
82; Rickey Gerlett. WaltOtl,
Si iMlfrrav Mannina. 4- arid
Garry Gera-tan, TIlyth, (tied)
80
Triple Trio -- Grades 5 & 6
Pruseele, SO; Walton.
Piyth, 70
OCTI'e. Solo '— 11 veS &, under
Ptmlin ltioriteed, 'Walton, 83;
E eh M. Ca I I an de t Vomit
Tr ClitelVOTI gS1,1.9.4, (fleet)
Brenda Bewley.. Walton,
81
Selo 14 yrs, it over
Gavel K hires„ Walten, 831
80;
Wednesday Evening
Triple Trio -- Grades 7 & 8
Myth, 83; Brussels, 79;
Walton, 77
Boy's Solo — 11 yrs. & under
George Valiance, Brussels, 84;'
Jacob Peters, Walton, 83e
Jim Wheeler, Brussels, 82
Girl's Solo — 13 yrs, & under
Slyerrill Caig, Walton, 87;"
ry Bewley, Walton, 86;
Joyce Huether, Brussels &
Corrine fibs on, 131yth, (tied)
82
Boy's Solo — 14 yrs, & over
Stephen Eetchnie, Blyth, 85;
r.harle5 Ferguson, Brussels,
S1; Neil McDonald, Brussels,
SO
Buy's •-- 13 yrs. & Under
:Larry F alters, Walton, 84n
Gerald Baan, Walton, 83;
Bob Kellington, Brussels, 81
TO PARENTS OF CHILDREN.
OF KINDERGARTEN AGE
Mrs. D. C. Matheson will be at
Brussels 'Public School on Wed-
needa.y. morning, May 15th, to
interview parents whose children.
wish to enter Kindergarten in.
September. 'Pupils must be five'
years old by December 31st,
7e03. -Kindly bring their immuni-
zation papers.
Organ 'DediCation
Mormicieff United Church
The organ presented —to
Moncrieff 'United. Ceimrch by
'Union United Church Will be
dedicated on Stuidey, May 5th,
with service at 10 a.m-
E N AG EM ENT
.lip, and Mrs. Doueirie of li)lliott
I pike wish to announce thel
eintagenient of their daughter,
(awl:tine, to' Carman Bowes, sons.
of Mr. and Mrs. Bari Bowes of
YAM, Ont.
The reseriage to take place
Faturclay. May 4th,
CARD oF -1-HANKS
Carl Graher thanks all those
vim sent gifts, and cerde And
Meet) Who visited him While lie'
was a patient in Scott Methoriat
eenepitne Conforth. Special Minks,
In A Gerwill anti the
hospital steff
l'-our kindness 'MSS appreciated,
1-1101-I TEA
thetescis Horticulture Societe
nre bolding a. "High Teao lit
the be or"' of. St. elm's
An elicete r—rrob. ,.5sttirclay.
May p.n.. to 7 'tette.
Eeeryouri Welcome.
SHORT
SHOTS
sod her thanks to nil present for .
-kindly remembering her.
A dainty lunch was served and eouneeters.
all departed Wishing her many
more happy. returns of the -day.
Jorc-e Kellington, leruesels,
80; Atje Zwen, Walten, 79