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Local Area Girls Win
Speed Typewriting Contest
IJittunu daught-
er uf Mr. and Mrs. .JamoS Turn•
hull of Grey Township and
student at the Wingham and Dist-
ict High Sehool, placed first in the
Junior division of the. annual
speed typewriting contest held ttt
the Wiln•;ham School on Friday,
February 2181. MI.88 Connie Mann.
d ugh.) or of r, and Mrs. it Mann,
llliievalo, and student at the same
sehool was second in: the inniOr
Miss Karen Coatis, of Walton.,
WW1 attends Seallorth 'nigh Sehoo:
w 0 s first in the Senior division
and „Indith Riley oil the Winghani
School second.
Students front the High Schools
of 1{14eter, Clinton, Wingham and
Renforth all participated in the
competition.
LIONS CLUB
ANNUM BONSPIEL
The annual Lions Club Bonspiel
was held Wednesday. February
1 9th with local and visiting
ciirlers tilling the sixteen entries.
Dinner was served in the club
room by the lady cnriers, Many
favourable comments were to be
heard during the afternoon on the
fine meal, both quality and quant-
ity,
Lion Harold Thomas handled
the draw keeping the affair
hug along in hie usual capable
manner. The visitors took top
honors in both the 9 and 11 events,
Lion President Jan van Vliet
was on nann to present prizes to
the 9 a.m, draw winners:
1st Murray Graham ;Ind rink
(Mon hit on) 3 wins plus 1.3
2nd Dr. W. C. Stiles and rink
(Brussels) 2 wins plus 10
`Ira Wally Martin and rink
[St.. Jacobs) 2 wine plus 10
Consolation It. Edgar mid rink
2nd mid 3rd wore decided. on
grand 0g:2:yoga to In break 1.1i:?
Stiles .2 8. Martin 22.
!1 0,01, winners received their
nwan is front Lion ITnrold Thomas
and Lion Frank Carter.
1811 Schneider and rink
(St. Jacobs) 3 wins plus 17
2nd. Ralph Pearson and rink
(Brussels) 2 wins p1118 15
RathWell and rink
(Br(lssels) 2 wins plus
Consolation Elmer Young and
rink I Brussels)
The committee wish Ito thank
it!] who helped in any way to make
the dny 'the success it wits.
Brussels Curies Win
Trophy In Wingham Spiel
On Snturday of last week a curl-
ing entry or Jack Bowman skip,
Sam Sweeney vice. Min Powtntin
second and Thu Ireland load, took
top honors in the Stanley-Berry
spiel held In Wingham with three
wins and a plus of seventeen. to
lake the itrOphy and first prize iii
the nine a.m. dra.W.
, i- Trorloy ;(01\1471ry,
WORLD DAY OF PRAYER
AT MELVILLE CHURCH
The \\-0110 Day ef Prayer 1\
be uhsc'rvoil T.1 ero in Melville
Presbyterian I burnt) on .FridaY•
in t, 7th at :::m1 p.m
ladles committlity
urged io. attend tilts •,:eryn ,,,
D. A, RANN BUSINESS
AND HOME SOLD
Watts lists ppreiptsod tint
P. A. itann Furniture and Funeral
Service business here zoo) Ialo!-:
possession ou March 1st.
Mr. Wafts, whose holm, was
at Unlit-ill°, comas to itrussels
from Brantford Where w as
,,ssocintod wit), tit( find and
Robinson funs-rat Home for the
oast five years.
Mr, amt Mrs, Watts and their
five children, three girls and two
boys, Tinge' taken up residence in
I) A, Rana home whirl) they
also aartfllired when they purchased
'lit' business, They arc woleonied to
(mill' nommunity.
D. A. Bann, it native of WrnNot
I a me to Brussels 38 years ago, Ile
vas with D. NI, Johnston, Toronto.
where he received his license.
After being in Winglitun Iii' came',
to Brussels in July 1 1I3t when he
took over the Willker business.
In 1.937 he moved in the present
location after purchasing the build-
ing.
Mr, and Ml's illran art not
leaving Brussels where they have
both been nctive in Community
ninth's. They have' moved into Cite
hous'e formerly. oceupied bv Mr.
and. Mr,. Ronald Mardian who hare
moved to Locknow where th•?..y
are in hardware business.
Public Speaking District
Finals Held In. Brussels
The, diqtriei finals I u the 10,111j,.
:,portItim.; rot -141 0st somisored by
1'10 Royal Conndian Logien were
held in the Brussels -Legion 'flail
Saturday,
Flown were 11, speakers nnuipet-
log here 1111(101' four classifl.
There \VON? about 7,1 persons in
.lbtenannee., coveted a wide
range of snbjeci:s fro oxy.
etiology to the itislory or the [Hullo
syrup kettle,
Michell Rowe of Woileriou, and
Karon Porter of \'''iarf on, wero
vver0 the senior winners.
Winners al' Ihe junior diviSion
were Donna Krnft of Clifford and
Nancy Scale[ of Kitchener.
All four winners will ('mnpole
in semi-finals at' Wingonon :Munch
1st Those semi-rim-Os will include
speakers from Toronto to Wind-
sor,
The coin 1)0.'1 ben' Firt tordny
involved speakers rr.in lit' conia-
ips of AV-Morten, Wellingten, Brune-
Duron. Perth.ond city,
Runners-nn in the elemontnry
sections were Van(thnn 'Brnwn of
C,h cdey, «nd Ch ristoither \"(9`
of Tort Right. the seeondary
sections, runners-np were Anno
rof .filTio(frilifir;. rind 'kill
.:'4(t4Iirni IiI ''li,thetittlW.
Fl(lUliE SKATING CLUB.
PREPARE SPRINGTIME '69
Prep ,ror.hons far the P,ras$os
pr.,,etikwon
-..-tprin'4'itor. '0. to ho seen in
,,re!i: in-re on Snturday
tint, ;I v o in fail swing.
While 'cite .11.1 , intently
conron1 .01:nw noflshing their
ladins
busy. early nud !ate. with
eosintpes and Ilecora.Lion motifs
I'm make !his year's e ,..ent even
nwiniorous than asual.
addit ton to lint
,ski,ters of the club. from, tiny 'tots
1.1 the more accomplished -perfor-
mers, :older elle direction of the
(.1111) Prurt'ssionaL vase Mac
Donald, there will he two guest
skaters from Windsor.
l'ion"! Miss 11' See advertising
pnge ri'c'e,
CRANBROOK
011111Th :,r0I'V 101'S on
(•oridueled by Mr,
ries, student minister at
i ty.
\li-'s Sheila S.'riekler. Gnin Mts.,
Nancy Striekler. Sir,ltfnrcL. visited
tn.er the weekend with their por-
ous, Mr. and '.\11.s.
St tic'kle'r
Miss l',everley 1,:vnns. Kitchener,
visited on Sunday with her
Drehrt., 111 (;r:Leo "Evans.
Mr. •ind (;'urge AlvDollald,
Ai 01 es wort h visited n' Sunday
wit h Mr. and Mrs. F„iri.
Mrs. Zehr Nisited fir a few days
with her daughh-rs in Cooksville.
Rev. Tattle[ Perrin of StrathroY
• ihltrti 01 his home.. His mother,
\Irs. \V. ,f, Perr ,.- rot n rue4
rnt hroy wit h knit , ror 1i visit„
r..:ranbrook Evening Auxiliary
The February tte etim.2 of tio
Cranbrook Eivening .\uxilinry
hold at the -home of Mrs. .Jack
n int 1. :Mrs. Knight opened
the meeting with n. poem, Mrs,
Stewart Steiss WaS vita rfrrt, of
dPVCIt 1011S. 11Sillg ',IP!' 11101M,
love, Steven members answered
ranbrooi< commintity al'(' \i'!
al,
call by giving a verse ivitlt
love. Plans were mnde for the
World In!v of Mnrch
7th. Au invitation has been ex-
tended to the :\lonerieff `United
Chnreli old 1111 Indies of the
''nail' to attend this service,
Arra -m.40111(91ns for the.. March meet;
ing were 'nude. Mrs. domes K.:night
read the topic , and tim mooting.
was (dosed win prayer. Mrs.
,fames Knight nom-hinted a contest.
Lunch was served by Mrs, Jack
Ifni rh'' assis(ed by Mrs, G. Knight
1,1 NI I.,* C.1. 'En gp1 •
HORTICULTURAL. SOCIETY
TO HAVE GUEST SPEAKER
Re','. .1, W", Seibert of Stretford
.-linst speaker at he
March 1711 inVoting of 1,11.0
T-TortieHlinvi , .c•Iy. in 111r,
1 trusmols P n 1)1 brw,v al 5:00
n.111, Pleos , res Ii!,z d;1•0 -111d
youti• p:nr(let
inv Olt e:41(o: ri v or yen o woh,,orne.
Mew ber:4 49' iele
r the gale table:
• '1 ?!11•!•! vo[wiS,Ifflil !Mir
At tnitIllitTrlr,
BRUSSELS LIONS
ENTERTAIN ATWOOD
ItrtH'Inli Lions Club played host.
tole alum! thirty nut•inben, of thi-
-'s,twood Lions Club li their
regular supper meeting on 'Mon-
day. held at Melville Presbyterian
Chu reit.
Lion ,10(1 vun nresidc ,
the Brussels Club. who presided
welcomed the (niests
Lion Tamer hen Scott. with hi,:
guitar._ and Miss Anne Oldnield at
led the sinn sown
Lion Tailtwistor Jim Knight
10.3n the fine box tinkling;
Lion president Dona Iran-111mnd,
Atwood, intrOdneed the, Membt.,
of 'his (quh,. • " • •
:krisses ,loan I' -and
:Vall0neo entertained with musical
numherS that delighted the Lions.
Lion Secreary Cecil McFadden
dealt • with the minates, roll call
and correspondence
nool projecit.,
Ilinrl Ceorg-e :Nutter spoke on
the Muster Seal Campaign.
draw was won by T,ion
S' lt'yri Baker or Thmsspls and
C0rnian 'Baker of tho \\rood Mull)
Linn Fred. (hive
humorous reading •and an Atwood
quartette son,sr,.
film on 'Wildlife was shoWn.
CHALLENGE TO THE
GENTLEMEN'S CLUB
The "ilnly 'errors" issue rt
ellatiOng0 to the Gentlemen's Club
for it name of Euchre. ' you
•flentletnen ;Invent our challenge
.'ay so in the Gentlemen'S Club
stews Items column.
CARD OF THANKS
I wonld like to thank all ihnse
who remembered me witli
cards and 'rents w i V;Vis
P tipitt in Winn:barn and District
nosPital,
)'our kindness was appreeintod.
Rose Mitchell
CrAnbronk 4-H Club
Tho third meeting of the Cray.
brook Connoisseurs ants held
the haute or Janis Smith on S.o-
virday, February 19110 at 1 1:10
'Lyn. The meeting wile opened
with the 1.-Ti pledg.e The roll call
was answered by all the eight
girls. elects business part of the
mowing was taken up fell' wed lo-
ltcries nn "Mont cookery". "Tn'y
'final- Methods nf Conking Meat
tier tender entst" nnd "Moist.
goat Method I for Ira's tender
cuts). While the notes were
taken ill 0 Di NO 01' 1 fi 1)(''111.^: l'nOlif'd
It Was put in the oven ad the first
of the mooting by Sharon Fischer
and ,Timis Smith. The result ,: of
the Braised Stuffed 101.1ink Steak
tuns sampled by all the nivis at
„le mentnin The meAt• 'be end of
tun. tkiln 1'1,1.0n1 (yint CIO .I•Tf
Moll !! l ktnrrti
UNIQUE CEREMONY
FEATURES GUIDE
"'THINKING DAY"
"l'hullcirkv.
joint nirbday:-.. of their' founder,
Turd Prnden en and Lady
Pu,w0•11„, the Brownies and the
Churl Guides fIrussols met on
Tue....dny t11...:111 in the floyal Gala-
•tdion (0-ciun
Krainer. ,1 former reeve
olutirtnan. Miss
7\ Lary Aly3,1114in, Gotlerich. Division
youtinissioner for Huron Presided
for the enrolment of nine
lh.liwnies Karen Bridge. Michelle
Met'nteliett. \f try Anti 13raby,,
carol AVIleelci, .[one l\lachan,
I ri it 0 C'a rd it 1. Linda :Mardian,
Dianne Stephenson. Elizabeth
A Third Badge ),vaN presented.
1.nuise Aleot.11. /Ind Joan
(nether,
Hi-ars for 7,1 per ('e'xit attendance
for tbree years was presented to
Pernie and Janet, Pearson.
TWO y(7111' Sta L'S to Bonnie Rich-
mond. Gwen Bernard. Kathie
Ward. Cynthia •Braby, Joan
!Nether.
One yr,-1r.sturK, to Louise AlcOok,
Pebru Hood, Brenda Ktunm and
Juanita Smith. •
Miss MacMillan at this time en-
rolled Mrs, (.'(q)rgo Wheeler as
'"I'awny Owl"..
A Golden Mind Badge was given
to Ferule Elliott, and ,Tanet
Pearson who were also' ..involved
ill a "fly-up" oeremony into. the'
Girl Guides.
Anne Stratychnk and. • Barbara.
Elltott wore enrolled as Guides. •
First Aid hi, ,12,0,6; . pro prosoil'tod
by • Mrs. Kellington to
Joyce Ireland, Linda Mair. 'Wendy
Prior, Dionne' Willis, Lori Mc-.
Cutelionn, liorbara Elliott, Ann
st t yelmk,
child Care badge, Wendy Prior,
A:-Ifronomor, Louise. Procter and
Pat Machan.
Three your stars, Louise Pros[-
o1', Shirley Pipe, Pn,' •Mnehan,
Two year stars. Wendy Prior
.:11'i c!Cutcheon,
One year star, Parbara •Paiiobt,
Vim Sivatychuk,
m any volos0 wr'i't' • prOS-Pai
rWSK it natant, ceremony .when
Alum, and 'Dianne Machan. 1
yo„tr-old dnughlers of 'Mrs, Violet
MaCilatl • WP10 recipients e,f, (lold.
cords ploend 'Upon''Melt' nniforme
by Miss. Mory
Division commissioner for Tertreoll
('aunty.
1.0 I'll anti has eompletod ;111 the
proje(ns of the Girl G'ulch'' nrogrnm
nod recnivnd ninth commemintion
nnd praise for their nine ye,Irs nt
consistent study. Hach credit was
nit en to their lender. Mrs, 'Wit-
nn Kollin:non for her sincere.
endeavour in weld( of the
Guides. 'Miss -McMillan in her rn.
inni.n.: sin1 the nir14' inns' h.6.
-c•N:ceptional - girls •nhen they'
his . high award.
Mr. Smilh. representing,
brolwitt
Lion ,Jack pri:%;1.
Sunday • dent of the I. wood f'11.11) alive
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