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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-05-16, Page 9ATTEND A GIANT FIREWORKS DISPLAY at BRUSSELS FAIR GROUNDS Friday May 18th at 9 :30 pm. Admission by donation only. In case of rain will be held May 21st. SPONSORED BY THE Brussels Business Assodation ALL STORES WILL CLOSE AT 9 P.M. ON FRIDAY Special 3:00 :Magic.- Show FUN FAIR &BAZAAR Following'. the fair' thete. Will be a..Da,nee for evory.qtio: SATURDAY, MAY 19th, 1973 1:00 6:00 p.m. (behind the village workshop) Booths — Exhibits -- Displays of Work- shop Crafts — Fish Pond — Boutique Shops — Facial Cosmetic Demonstration Handcrafted. Candles -- Home-Made Things Old and New for. Sale — Games Enthrtainment — Square Dancing. Music Music -- Music — arid m,Uch, more all day Live Country and Western Illusie by EARL and. MARTHA HEYWOOD 8:00 p.m. BRUSSELS ARENA — FEATURING "THE SPOT FARM" Education, reported that Ennis . Murphy, presently principal at ' St. Michael's Roman Catholic School, Stratford, will be trans- ME 'VILLAGE WORKSHOP ferred to the principalship of st. Patrick's School at Kinkora; and --PRESENTS A — that Sam Alberico, presently principal at St. JoSeph's Roman Catholic School at Clinton will become the principal at St. Michael's Roman Catholic School in Stratford. No appointment has been made as yet to fill the vacancy at St, JOSeph's School in Clinton. The Vacancy at St. patrick's School in Kinkora resulted from the resignation of Sister Mary Carmel, the prindipal, as she is a sister in the St. Joseph's Order which is also withdrawing from the Stratford area at the end of June. The announcement of the With- draWal from the. Stratford area of the Orders of the. LOretto Sisters and the StoJosephSister8 WAS made at the end of February: At that time it was reported the withdrawals Were the restilt Ot the decreasing numbers within the Orders and that thebrderS would be consolidating in larger tiOrd arid Ted Geoffrey Of Trtistees HOWard 8nAlit holds banquet centres. Stra Machan, co-captain Of the Clip.- perS for winning the playoffs. A dahce Was held folloWing the dinner With the' hinge Supplied by the Candida, The league .achieved a profit. that will aid in the operation of the Town League 6118 yeat, A gebetal meeting scheduled for May 16th at the froth the Hoard to the Askiciat., by Fred Stephenson to bald Legleiii4. THE' tikUSSELs POST; MAY 16, 1973-4 5th with a large attendance at OtitOi. May 17- Trustee Miehaei Connoliy i,R both, R. 3, klopen ), reported on the At the dinhef, the Howard Huron-Perth tubetoniog and ijetnakd Tiophy WaS. hitsented ,Respiratory Diseases ASSitieiat, to the ClipPerSi represented by ion annual educational ainiier Murray !LtiVid ), for' finithing in which he attended on firs plaed, the 1$ohltigoti and May 2 He IS the representative -$tephbnOri trOtinYVagititeerited Canadian catholio Ttitatee8, The Brussels Town LeagUe Association Convention at Tor`- held a banquet and dance oh May Two Stratford teachers were made principals at a meeting of the Huron-Perth County Roman Catholic Separate School Board at Seaforth Monday. Paul Nickel, presently a teacher at Immaculate Con- ception School in Stratford, will be the principal at St. Ambrose Roman Catholic School in Strat- ford, effective September 1, 1973; and Michael Dewan, presently a teacher at St. Michael's Roman Catholic School in Strat- ford will be the principal at St. Joseph's School in Stratford, the same date. These appointments follow the resignations of Sister Mary Van- Hee as principal of St,Ambrose and Sister Rosemary Albon as principal of St. Joseph, both sisters in the Loretto order which is withdrawing from the Stratford area at the end of June.' John Vintar, Superintendent of it Zurich; will attendthe Board names new principals at. HPCSS Board meeting June is Dairy month and Dairy Cattle Day at Centralia College is, on Friday, June 1st when an interesting program for dairy farmers and their wives is planned. Free stall housing for cattle will be discussed by Harold Clapp, Dairy Cattle Specialist from Guelph on the morningpro- gram, John Core, Ridgetown College and Ross' Marshall, a well known dairy farmer from Kirkton will discuss how a dairy farmer can find and keep good farm labour. Protein supplements for a dairy herd Can cost a lot of money and Bob Lang, dairy cattle specialist from London, wil 1 be illustrating ways of reducing costs while still supplying enough protein. Dr. W. D. Morrison Trustee Gordon Ball of St. Marys reported that he had been told by the engineer that tenders • were to be called within a day or so for the sewage system to service Holy Name of Mary Roman Catholic School in St. Marys. The Board is to prepay 50 per cent of the construction cost for this sewer. The Board gave permission for the. Kilroy Council of Strat- ford of the Knights of Columbus to distribute circus tickets to the separate schools in Stratford, St. Marys, Hesson, Kinkora, Dub- lin, St. Columban and Seaforth. The Board passed a debenture by-law authorizing the issue of a debenture in the principal amount of $202,000 for the Fastball league June 1st is at Centralia addition to St. Aloysius Roman Catholic School in Stratford which is already under construction. The Board gave authorization for the Zurich Summer Play- ground and Day Camp to use the St. Boniface School, Zurich, play- ground, Kindergarten room, gymnasium, and boys' and girls' washrooms during the month of August, 1973. Monday to Friday,. 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. with the understanding that any damages and daily clean up are the sole responsibility of the group. The Zurich Summer Play- ground and Day Camp is a Fed- eral Government Opportunities for Youth Program. Miss Debra Hogg of Zurich is heading the program. ' from the Dept. of Animal & Poultry Science, University of Guelph will discuss minerals. Fieldme,n from the Ontario Milk Marketing Board, the Ontario Milk Commission, the Holstein-Friesian Associa- tion and dairy cattle specialists will be at Dairy Cattle Day .to provide information and help with problems. A program of interest to the ladies is planned for the after- noon: Mrs. Aileen Bucknam who has had a great deal of ex- perience with the Ontario Milk Foundation Will discuss the fapts and fallacies about health foods with major emphasis on dairy products. The changing role of the doilsurner is the topic for Miss Marjorie Harris of Btr- lington. Dairy Day College NEWS OF Cranbrook Correspondent. Mrs. Mac Engel Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Huether spent a few days recently with their son, Gerald and Mrs. Huether and family, Cambridge. Mrs. Stuart McNair and Myra attended the wedding in London on Saturday, of Miss Judy Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivor Williams. Will Perrie, Toronto; and. Leslie, London, spent the weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Perrie. Miss Marie Veitch spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch and Janet. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dunn and family, Mr. and Mrs. DonJacklin and family, Bloomingdale, and Archie D. Campbell, London, vi- sited with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn on Sunday. Members of the Cranbrook Women's Institute attending the District Annual in walton on May 8 were Mrs. Clare Veitch. mrs. Wilfred Strickler, Mrs. Jack Cox, Mrs. Gordon Engel and Mrs. Clem Steffler. Remember! It takes but a moment to place a Brussels Post Want Ad and be money in pocket. To advertise, just Dial Brussels 887-6641. The Giggles, grades 7 & 8 won the Floor Hockey Champion- ship this week at the Brussels Public School. Shown here are the members (1 to r) Paul Gowing, Keith McLean, Brad McLellan, Jamie Jutzi, Dawne Wesenberg, Brenda McCut- cheon, Carol Raymond, Laurie Johnston, (front) Bob Bryans, Brad Draper, Suzanne Kingsbury, Julie McCall, Bonnie Rich- mond. ,