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THT BRUSSELS P001`; THeIRSDAY, NOV. 266? 10/0
POST PUBLISHING HOUSE
Question: Do you like school?
'Kindergarten: Mrs, Ireland,
Yes, I find it interesting with the
little ones.
Berbie Elliott, I think school is
a place paint.
Richer Havemen, I don't like
school cause 1 have to lay down
and go to sleep,
Grade 1:
Miss Mithell, Yes, because the
children are fun,
DiMan Van Den Assent, I like
school because I work at some-
thing.
Sandra. Cloaky, Yes because of
art.
Grade 2:
Mrs. Huether, Yes, because of
the kids.
'Karen McClain, Yes because of
art.
Paul Nichol, Yes, b&ause of the
art and painting and stuff.
Grade 3
Mrs. Wilson, Yes, I enjoy work-
ing with children.
Reggie McClory, Yes, because
I like P.T.
Kathy Elliott, Yes, because: I
like the- math.
Grade 4e
Mrs. Tyermen, I like school he
cause it is an interesting and re-
warding experience to work with
children.
• David McLellan, Yes, because I
like it.
Carol Wheeler, Yes, because I
get along. well in school.
Grade 4:
' Mr. Prior, I like it because of
the intelligent children who al-
ways do what you want' them to.
Julie McCall, I like it because I
can grow up and get a good job,
Lyle Bridge, T don't ,like it bes
cause •of the work.
Grade 6
Mrs. Cousins, Yes. I like it
because Norma Smith laughs at
my jokes.
Bob Boomer, Yes, because of
art.
Dawn Wesenburg, Yes. because
of recess.
Grade 7:
Mrs. Raymond, I think it is a
most. satisfying profession. Some
of my most ietelligent and best
friends are my students.
Collen Raymond, 'Yes, because
th.ere is a lot of activities.
Norma Smith, I don't like it
because of Mrs. Cousin's jokes.
!Oracle 8:
Mee. Adamson, I like it because
I've been :going for years.
Linda Mails No, because there's
not, enough cute boys.
Hugh Nichol, No because I can
think of better things to 'do.
Ptiecipal, Mr. Scott, Although
science; mathematics, and physi-
cal education are My favourite
subjects, enjoy most aspects of
the teaching profession. Having
on opportunity to work Wi
young people is perhaps the
most rewarding part of teaching.
Spotts
Volley Ball teams started on
Monday,. November 25th, 1970.
Girls volleyball tournament is on
Saturday, December 12th, 1970.
Cover Contest: Colleen Ray-
Mend and Sharon LeDrew shared
,,the happiness of winning a $5.00
award for our school paper cover
contest.
Laverne Mason, and Donna
NiCholson.
Realtor, to young couple: "The
only house I have in your price
range is now Odoepied • 15, - *WI.,
. .
Mr. and 'Mrs. Tolls
1, Ethel celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary on Satur-
day night when they entertained
friends, relatives and neighbours
and family, at the dance at the
Canadian Legion in Listowel, and
later at their home.
The. couple were married Nov-
ember •24h, 1945, at Christ Church,
Cathedral in Hamilton. They have
a family of four, (Margaret) Mrs.
Bill Henderson, Gordon and
Linda, all of London and Beverly
a home.
They received many cards and
gifts. Tom and Betty thanked
everyone for them.
JOIN BRUSSELS
SCOUT TROOP
All boys interested in joining
the Brussels Scoet `troop are
asked to register at the Library
at 7:30 p.m. on December 3rd.
WATCH FOR THEM
Members of. the Walton W.
enjoyed a bus trip to London on
Saturday. " While :there thtete of
the members were taped for the
program "Take YoUr Choice"
which Will be televised over
CFPL, Leindon; at 5:30 p.m. on
Monday. November 30th.
PEOPLE WE KNOW
reurn home from hospital on
return home from hocryital 011
Thursday of last week.
Leonard Machete who suffered
a heart attack last week is a
patient in Winghate Hospital.
He is reported as improving,
Mrs, Walter Krug of Chesley
visited last Week with Mrs. R.
\V Stephens, :Brussels'. and
Graham , Krug of C.K.N.N.
Mr. and Mts Normah }raiding,
Fordwich, and Mr. and Mts.
Fred Doubledee of Wroxetete
end Mrs. John Varrie, Toronto,
weee Slindey vieitOeS Witit yfr,
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ST. AMBROSE CHURCH
WELCOMES NEW PASTOR
On Thursday evening; Novemie
er 5th, the periehicmere of St.
Ambrose Church., Brussels,
gathered to honor their pastor.,
Father Mooney on' the' occasion
of his appeintmerit as pastor of
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
church, at Mount Cannel.
Benediction of the Blessed
Sacrament was held in the
church, after which those present
retired to the- parish hall, where
all partook of a delightful meal.,
An address read by 'William
Blake accompanied a. gift to
Father Mooney from his parish-
ioners. In . his reply Father
Mooney recalled some of the
perils from snow, the kindness of
people of other faiths and some
of -the lighter incidents of his.six
and one-half years as pastor of
the mission church of- St. • Am-
brose. .•
Our ...prayers' and .hest wishes.
tor Father Mooney's success 'and.
happiness go with hintto his new
parish.. • •
Three New Members
loin Lions Club
The November meeting of the-
Brussels Horticultural Society
was held Monday, the 16th at
8 pee. in the Brussels Public
Library.
Mrs.' Wm. Miller presided and
after welcoming members and
guests, opened the meeting with
0 Canada with Mrs. Walter Kerr
Allan Cardiff and Dale Wheeler
then played the guitar and sang,.
The ladies all agree we have
wenderni talent in these. boys.
Mrs. A. McCall thanked them
and presented each with a small
Mrs. Miller introduced Mrs. D.
W, Ryan of Clinton who demon
etrated arrangements using
''veeds, grain and dried flowers
also cones and plastic PlowerS.
These urrangements were varied
and beautiful. Mrs. Ryan was
thanked by Mrs. Cudmore and
presented with a gift,
The done prize was won by Mrs.
Win. Hewitt of Ethel. Mrs. Ryan
donated an arrangement, which
was won by Mrs. George Davis.
Mrs. A. McCall conducted a
contest, the winner being Mrs. S.
Alexabder of Ethel, .
25 members and 12 guests were
present, Queen closed the meet-
ing and a delicious lunch was
served by Mrs. R, W. Stephens.
Mits. (1. lielnitgwey, Mrs, While
St. Ambrose Parfshioners.
Honor Pastor At FareWelL
The members of Saint Ambrose
Church welcome their riese pester'
Father Mitchell Kaminski.
Prior to becoming pastor of
Sacred Heart perish, Winghtele,
and St. Antlfrose, Beeeee150 Father
Kaminski was associate. peetor at
Tillsonburg.
Arrangements Demonstrated
At Horticultural Meeting
Lion President James Arm-
strong presided at the • regular
Monday night supper meeting of
the Brussels Liens Club.
Lion Ta iltwister Max Watts,
wielded the fine box. with his
usual enthusiasm.
Lion Hank TeriPa,e as Lion
Tamer led the Sing song with Miss
O. McWhirter at the piano.
Lion Secretary Cecil McFadden
called the roll„ and read minutes
and correspondence.
Considerable besiness came
under di:cession including a
report by Lieu Ross McCall on
the Santa Claus Parade to be held
December 12th; and Lion Max
Watts on plans for a three day
Winter Carnival to be held Jan-
nary 15th, 16th, and 1.7.th, to be,
known as "Brussels Polar• Daize".
It will feature snowmobile and
snowshoe races, moccasin deinie,
hockey games, etc, etc,
District Governor Lion George
Mutter inducted three new memb-
ers into the club, Jack Knight,
Jack Bryans and Wayne Lowe,
ft Was moved that, the Club buy
a fan for ventilation in the, Libr-
ary basement. This matter was
left to R. 13. Cousins to arraege,
Lion. Selwyn Baker reported on
plans for the Club's 25th anniver-
sary,
Lion Russel 'Knight spoke of the
Fenn Home for deaf Children and
a donation Will be sent,
Lion Ross McCall won the:
guess.
At the conclusion of the meet-
nig Lion George McCe tch eon
showed a film on Conservation.
BOWLING NOTES
Leslie& elligh Single
:lane Waed 249
Ann Bosnian ...... ... ..,„. 0 4e
Doris-Matheson '41
Ladies' High Triple,
Jane Ward .. .. ....... 674
Ann Bosnian, ... 062
Doris MatheSon 659
Men's High Single
Ray Adams .. . 273
Dave Haetiegs 26e
Stephenson .„„ 266
Men's High Triple
Ray Adams
l'hive Hastings
13ill Stephenson .. .
Subs.:
Susan McNeil 'fee
ITip,-gins
r:}010siffl ilifOffi fir 'MnPftiP
GREY TWP. TO HOLD
ELECTION FOR REEVE
AND COUNCIL, DEC. 7th.
Grey Township Nomination was
held iii Ethel Community Centre
on Monday aftereoon, Nov. 23rd.
Nominations as follows;
Reeve-
Charles Thomas (Q)
(Q) Laws= Ward
Melville Lamont
Kenneth Bray
Councillors — Four t(o Q::ie elected
Clifford Bray
Melville Lamont (Qy
Roy, Williamson (Q)
e
Do
oLgl•de el\eriensle.triiibl erg (.(QQ))
Lawson Ward
For two members for the Board
of Education for the County of
Huron for the combined munici-
palities pi Brussels, Morris and
Grey:
Donald MeDoeald (Q)
Wilfred Shortreed (Q)
Acclamation for tseo members
of, the Board of Education: for two
year teem,
Election for Reeve and four.
Councillors for two year term to
be held Monday, December 'WI.
'Clifford R. Dunbar appointed
ChairMan for the ratepayers'
meeting. ,
Donald McDonald gave the two
year report for the Huron County
Board of Education. He said the
board had two years hard work.
They wiels to make more use of
the schools by the continuities, for
adult education etc. They want
every child to be able to attend
kindergarten, Tendering has sav-
ed money for the board.
Wilfred Shortreed said he had
been interested in education and
deckled -to stand for trustee when
the area is now allowed two
members and would do his best.
for the area.
Elmer Hayter, Reeve of Stan-
ley TovinSbip, and candidate for
Warden. William Elston, Reeve
of Morris ToWnship, and Calvin
Kreuter, former Warden, spoke
briefly,
Charles Thomas gave the Coun-
ty report of two years work, Each
Councillor now sits on only one
enernittee, 'unless a special
committee, :He had the Opportitn
ity of sitting on planning and reg-
tonal government Melte-it teee,
County Council had adopted a
policy of setting salaries and
wages on two years basis. An of-
ficial plan would be ready for the
next meeting. Frei believed region-
al government not close in 'Hie
On County.
itlelvilie Lamont, nominated for
both Reeve and Council would
leave his name es Councillor, fess
quoted notes from 1920 financ-
ial statement and noted the dif-
ferences in provincial grants and
mill rates. He had been appointed
drainage commissioner and was
fully responsible to council on
drainage matters.
).:a-wen Ward as tlheirMae
retillthill(iti Oil
NEWS OF iBRUSSELS Grey Township Couple
PUBLIC SCHOOL Celebrate 25th Anniversary
it It*
LOCAL GUIDE
AUXILIARY MEETS
• The local Auxiliary of mothers
of Guides end Brownies met on
NoVember 18th at the honie of the
-president, Mrs. -Barbara Watts,
with eighteen ladies: present.
,L. A. dues for 1970 are S. to be
collected by the telephone cern-
mittee.
The Guide and Brewnie cookie
and candy sale showed a profit
which is to be used for a trip. Bus
fare and arrangements for this
trip are to he held over until a
later date.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bernard,
on behalf of B,P. Oil Ltd. offered
to donate a trophy for "Best
Guide of the Year" which is „ appre-
ciated.
Apple Day. on Nov. 21st was
discussed with mothers volunte-
ering theft help. •
The meeting adjourned followed
by a delicious lunch.
--at the •piano. Minutes, treasurer's
report, correspondence and roll
follewed. Mr. A. Knight read
the News Letter. A nominating.
committee was named to bring in
a slate of officers for the : next,
meeting. Mrs. F. Shaw. M rs.
Hemingway. and Mrs. R. W.
Stephens were named. Alr8. M.
Humphries seconded the motion,
carried.
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