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HEARING AID SERVICE
Among several recommenda-
tions put before Huron County
Board of Education Members and
passed last Monday evening by
the advisory vocational commit-
tee was a suggestion from Mr.
G. Ring, the industrial arts tea-
cher at Seaforth District High
School, that his senior class be
allowed to construct a small
building under contract. The
issuer of the contract was to
supply the materials.
It was explained that students
felt some disappointment to build
a structure as part of their class
work and upon completion see
it torn apart again.
Celebrate
forty fifth
we
anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas
observed their forty-fifth wed-
ding anniversary quietly on Sun-
day afternoon with the members
of their family being present, and
attended a family dinner at the
"Blue Barn" ListoWel. Those
present for the occasion were,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy burst and
family, Walkerton, Mr. and MrS.
Jim Edgar and family, Listowel,.
Mr. and Mrs. Jan van Vliet
and family, Grey township and
Mn. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
and family, Grey township.
Board members agreed that
if a party could be'found interest-
ed in taking advantage of the idea
it met with their approval and
seemed like an excellent way to
give the students practical ex-
perience.
News of. Cranbrook
Rev Samuel Kerr preaches
Correspondent
Mrs. mac Engel
ReV. Samuel Kerr, Monkton,
Conducted the service in. Knox
Church on. Sunday. There will be
no service next Sunday, July 2.
EVENING GROUP W.M.S.
The June meeting of the
Evening. Group of the W.M.S.
was held, in the church with Mrs.
Jim Knight opening the meeting
in the absence of the president,
Mrs. Stewart Steiss. A Father's.
Day verse was given for roll
call. Scripture reading was in
unison. Mrs. Jack Knight gave
the study on Dorcas and Mrs.
Stuart Stevenson reported on the
June Conference which was held
in. North Mornington Presby-
terian Church. Lunch was served
by Mrs. Leslie Knight,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Robin-
son, Windsor, visited with Mrs.
Calvin Cameron.
Lorne Cameron, London,
visited Ralph Noble.
The names of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Knight were omitted last
week frorn those attending the
Smith-Dick wedding in Listowel.
Mrs. Lytle Gordon, Mrs.
wood Roe and Miss Margaret ,
Dickson, Atwood, attended a
Scandinavian Tour picnic on
Sunday at R.R. 5, St. Thomas.
Mrs.. Mac Engel visited re- , latives in St. Thomas.
Hearty congratulations to Mr,
and Mrs. Stewart Steiss on the
birth of a son. •
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Centennial Parade
Classes and Prizes
LIST OF CLASSES:
Best Centennial Float $20 15 10 5
Best Horse Drawn. Float • • • • 20 15 10 5
Best Group Effort 20 15 10 5
Best Horse Drawn Buggy,
Democrat or Wagon • • • • 20 15 10 5
Best Commercial Entry
Name of firm to be only advertising 20 15 10 5
Best. Comic Float (mtr. dr.) • • 20 15 10 5
Best Comic Float (not motorized
or horse dr.) $10 8 6 4 2
Best Horse and Rider 10 8 6 4
Best Decorated Bicycle $8 6 5 4 A.
Best Clown 10 8 6 4 2
Entries to Henry Exel by Wed., June 28th •
All entries to register at Fair Grounds before
12:30 p:m. JULY 1st
Prize donations acknowledged from:
Morris Township and Grey Township
Commencing sharp at 1 o'clock featuring contestants from
ARTHUR ROPE AND SADDLE CLUB
HURON TRAIL RIDERS SADDLE CLUB
WALKERTON DISTRICT SADDLE CLUB
MAITLAND VALLEY SADDLE CLUB •
and other residents within 20 miles of Brussels.
PROGRAMME — W.H.A. RULES
1. Western Pleasure Class
2. Egg Race Junior 16 years arid under
3. Pick-up Race Senior
4. Flag Race Senior
5. Pick-up Race Junior
6. Barrel Race Senior
7. Patch Race Senior
8. Apple Race . Junior
9. Novelty Race Junior
10. 1/2-mile Dash ..................ponies up to 10 hands
11. 1/2 -mile Dash 10 to' 14 hands
12. 1/2-mile Dash . . , . ..... 14 hands up, Riders strictly
18 years and over
13. Wild Cow Milking Senior
14. Wild Steer Riding . . . . . . . .. ..... Senior
15. Bare Back Bronco Riding , Senior
Bar Privileges
SKY DIVING AT 4 P.M.
Western Games
Fair Grounds Rodeo Arena, Brussels
Sunday, July 2nd, 1972
open -a
22—THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 28, 1972