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1970 BELGRAvE, .BLYTH.
BRUSSELS, SCHOOL.
FAIR PARADE
cu Fair Princess Barbara
Muilwyk and etteedente Joyce
Peale:ta and •Kathy Dunbar, to
ride in a convertible car,
(2) Bruseols Legion. Pipe Band.
13) Open compelitioe from all
1969 school students:
Best decorated Tricycle (boys
and girls combined).
Best deeerated girl's bicycle.
Best decorated boy's bicycle.
Hest ceanie oharacter.
Prizes: 1st $3.00; 2nd $2,uo,;
3rd
(4) lean school is expected to.
display a float, The three floats
will be non-competitive and each
will receive $10.00
Any student not participating
in Oily of the. above events are ex-
pected to march in grades as in
previous year*. Each school is to
have a banner and each grade in
the parade will receive $1.00,
1.7.0 Open competition for a
float from the old school sections
of Morris and East "Wawanosh,
Prizes: 1st $10.00, AYl other •ent-
ries $5.00,
(6) A float Will be provided
by the parade committee to carry
all of the 1920 fair exhibitors and
officials.
1.Vitliene your tefert one c
bution towards the first fair in
1320 we would not be celebrating.
our 50th, anniversary thi$ year, if
you:participated in the 1.920 fair
we want you on this float.
(Ti Luca l members of par:
meat and representatives from
the Board of Education.
The parade will assemble east
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of the Wornou's Institute
and will begin. at .1.00 p.m.
No horses will be allowed,
Date of Fair — September 12th,
1970.
LAR( PAIRY BARN
BUILT NEAR ETHEL
Nick Terpetra and Sons, lilt .3,
ilrussels, a mile south Qt Ethel,
have built one of tile largest
dairy barns in this area of Out..
erica The structure is 360 feet by
SO feet. Five farmers of the emit-
triunity will use this dairy barn,.
The building Of the large
barn wa,s r,tidni con. :(10:•:11 ion
about three years ago mid this
year their plane went ahead, k
The herd of 210 eows they
have been milking will be inereas
to about 300, but the main object
was not enlargemeat but e more
efficient operation that would
require less labour,
The Terpstra. family have sev-
eral farms with a lotel of approx-
imately 1.100 acres. Next to the
new dairy barn is a hank barn
with two large. silos. This old barn
will house 130 dry cows.
Beside the old barn is a new
silo, 90 feet in height and 30 feet
in diameter. They may build
another like it next year.
A feature of the new, barn will
be free-stall hotising with the
milking parlour a part of the
barn. Built into the barn will be
a modern hay feeder.
The new structure is of rod
colored steel, in keeping with the
older buildings whieh are of red
painted wood consirmaion,
linnehrlir
WALTON
(emended for last, weer.)
Itebeet Warwick. „cif , Toroptu
spent a couple of days with me,
and Mee. Jnenes Shortreede,
Mety Both and . Cathy laird of
Tillsonbnrg spent last-'
at the home. or :Air. and Mrs,
,"\lt'in McDonald.
Sandra and lirendu Ford of
Sheffield have been holidaying.
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunk.
illiclielle,„Micheel, Scott and
.Randy, . children of ales. Joan .
I3euernuku of. 'Cloderich, spent last
Week With their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. James Shortreed..
Miss Judy... Clarke of Lundell
spent the: holiday weekend .with
Mr, and ,Mrs. Harold Smaildon.
Weekend visitors with .fir. and
Mrs. 'Wilbur Turnbull were Mr.
and Mrs. 'George Habkirk of .1nger-
sole Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Young-
1.• aura lend Snsan of Wood-
stock, Mrs.. Anne Cockburn of
New Market and Mr. and Mrs
Charles Watson of Toronto.
Tsr;ylit Rowland of Toronto
visited the Ryan families and
friends in Walton.
Mies 11osemary Ryan of Lon-
dun spent 'a low days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Ennis anti
Mrs. F. Miller of : Clinton.
visited on Monday with. Mrs. Wm,
Miller, Mitchell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Johnson of
London, spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs, Joseph Ryan,
"THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS”
CAUSE TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS
Is bad driving a "sin" ie the
moral sense? The Ontario Safety.
League quotes a writer in "The
Living Church."
in ancient times the Church
classified wrongful human be-
haviour into "the seven deadly
iii e. They are today : a simnel
outline of the cause of traffic
incidents.
SLO7'11, or laziness is the sin
that makes: a motorist unwilliri
to take the time to Correct
mechanical faults in his ear, it
prevents the taking of simple
Preetrutions.
GREED is so• obvious a traffic
sin that the greedy driver has a
edtle title --- erotic]. hog",
Ll'ST in at e ,,xtell sense, pro-
(levee emne eceidepte through
one-artned driving, Bet lust tot'
sneed and eXeltement is deadlier
in It'..
CL1'94 TONY, particularly in the
to e eleehol, dulls the Firing0S,
Imo ri'e'lexes, spoils
jeegemene It is just as deadly
for the drinkiri`g"p&lestiefrin as the
dalifelee eeeete,,- ey e .
!"!:: killer. The
dalvee ei 1-1,'3 being paesed
being moved by envy to be
noviour that ;jeopardizes life.
ANGOR 1$ a familiar phonon:17
enon in drivers. The fault in the
other driver -- real or imagined
-- stirs resentment mid often. pro r
lres hasardous reepopse.,
Behind every one of
these driving Sips lien the control
sin of pride. People hungee for
0 eense of importance, strength,
eower. Once encased in sheet
inetal,witli po.wee respondieg Lo
the gentle touch 'of a, foot, we find
ourselves lifted with a false seise
of greatness. Anyone •-- whether
he be other driver, overworked
police officer, or even a feeble
OA lady tottering across the
street:--- who in any way (Blain-
ishes our exercise of this great-
mess is a threat to pride..
The The Christian is called to live.
responsibly. Ile know be is
bound to observe the, laws of the
State, arid 'the rules of
prudenee. To the Christian, the
greatest peril is trot killing him-
self', but rousing harm to others.
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GOLDEN WORDS.
WHAT IS GOOD
"What. is the real good'?"
1 115k in musing mood.
Order, said the law court;
:Knowledge, said the school?
Truth, said the wise man,
Pleasure, said the fool,
Lave, said the maiden
Beauty, said the page,
Freedom, said the dreamer,
Home, said the sage,
Fame, said the soldier,
Equity, said the seer,
Spoke my heart full sadly.
"The answer is not here,"
Then within inY bosoin
Softly this I heard,
Each heart holds the secret,
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Brussels, P. U. C.
THE BRUSSELS POST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
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NOTICE
TO OUR CUSTOMERS
The Brussels Public Utilities Commission wish to
announce a revision to retail rates for electric energy.
The new rates for domestic service will be as follows: