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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-09-26, Page 6BY HELEN ALLEN INTERESTED IN ELECTRONICS Ask John what he Is most interested in and the quick reply is electronics. But that's not to the exclusion of everything else. John, just turned 13, has a keen imagination which is reflected in his art work and essays at school. He is also interested in theatre where he shows real creativity. A good-looking lad, John is Anglo-Saxon in descent. He has light brown hair, blue eyes and fair skin plus a few freckles.. John has been attending special education class and will probably go to vocational school in the future. He is a sensible, happy, confident student who works well and enjoys it. Only occasionally does he require a push. Camping 'is one of John's pleasures. He is interested in most sports but not overly enthusiastic. Swimming is his favorite. He enjoys his association in Scouts. John is accustomed to children and he gets on well with people of all ages. He needs a family where there are not many other children and where the mother and father are warm, encouraging people who will give him motivation to do his best without pressuring him. If the father has a bent for electronics, so much the better. To inquire about adopting John please write to Today's Child, Box 888, Station-K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For general adoption information, please contact• your local Children's Aid Society. rSPORTS TORNERt. wrrH imoz%5IVE ACNIEVEMEN1:5 A A 61ARING- PITCHEFZ FoR CHICAGO W1-11V OX R0,46 1971 AN() 1972, WILMA WOOV SOMTIME„. CV5RLOOKEP WO NIG PREVIOUS gfCORD AGA grAR PITCHER. 1-1E 5T-Ais1 ANIEkleAN LEAeit_e RECOkI2 EV PITCHING N ea .,005.6 IN 1468 MO APPEAREO IN 76 MP 77&ANA IN 1969 AN (970, Wdot, HA9 IMP0Mstr RaS• IN -Or 14,11-W soX' MNNIArktr- Cot.h5N-iroNi lirtc. froAW A 61-Akitk IN AO- 1971. t-15 WON110-AME6 IN 1071 AND 197, 6,414 BRUSSELS, pOtti, SEPTEMBER 28 1979', Cat Business Directory 'DONALD M. 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Beet, Hogs, Poultry complett Barn installation Free Planning and Estimates Belgiave Co-op For Feed & Fertilizer — Petroleum Pro- ducts — Hardware and Appliances—Uni- versal Milker Equipment and Cleaners. BRIJSSELS WINGIIAM 887-6453 3574711 RALPH HAVEmAN — 887.9404 BRUSSELS . • MIKE'S Farm Equipment r TODAY S CHILD H-P Board clears alterations of Exeter • Alterations and renovations at ;Exeter Public School were au- thorized by the Huron County Board of Education at its meet- ing in Clinton Monday. The architectural firm 'of Kyles, Kyles and Garratt of Strat- ford are to be instructed to pro- ceed with the planning of and to prepare working drawings for the necessary alterations to ac- commodate a library, resources centre and three classrooms and to 'plan such renovations and up- dating of the building for an ex- penditure to total no more than $198,000. This will be paid from current funds rather than by de- benture. • Each year by mid-October Ontario school boards are re- quired to submit a five-year fore- cast of caPital building require- ments regardless of method of financing. D. J. Cochrane, Director of Education, said the Exeter pro- posal had been on the 1973 list as well as a boiler conversion at the J. D. McCurdy Public Melville groups hold meetings MELVILLE W.M.S. Melville W.M.S. met in the church parlor with Mrs. Mai'. the president presiding. The meeting opened with a harvest poem by Mrs. Mair. Mrs. King was at the piano. The secretary report was given by Mrs. Steiss, and the treasurer's report by Mrs. Speir. There were-nineteen calls on sick and shutins re- ported. The offering was taken by Mrs. Speir and dedicated by Mrs. Mair. The scripture from Matthew 9th chapter and John 4th chapter were read by Mrs. Dennis. The meditation "what shall the harvest be" was given by Mrs. bowman. Mrs. McCarroll gave the topic on "Women of India" and prayer was by Mrs. Allan Smith. MELVILLE CHURCH GUILD Mrs. Mary Iluether led in prayer; Scripture, Luke I: 39-56, was read in unison at a recent meeting of Melville Church guild. A poem on Septenther was given and Susan Cardiff, 'Heather Wilson and Elizabeth Exel favoured with two songs accom- panied by • Mrs. Joanne King at' the piano. -Mrs. Helen Elliott gave the topic "Mother of Jesus". Mrs. RoseMarie Bishop conducted business. Now! Guaranteed Investment Certificates Merhbor Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation RCIS COMPANY t i"edi4 dit.6 tieti traticii Ma e Listoim 1 School. On the 1974 list was a ' proposal for alterations and re, novations at Victoria public School Goderich. Mr. Cochrane reported a Mi- nistry of Educatien employed an. chttect had visited the Victoria School and Agreed that the 1910 original building be demolished and the 1948 addition updated and additional space provided to meet the total needs of 505 elementary school children and 26 retarded children. He saidVictoriaScheol would hold top priority for 1974. as well as the heating controls at. McCurdy School in Huron Park. Mr. Cochrane recommended that a portable classroom be op- tained for five schools where there are no formal library fa- cilities. Only two other schools do not have these facilities but they are junior schools. The portables would be used as a classroom and an interior class- room would be converted to a library faculty. at a cost por able, $9,000, ,conversion wo .(shelving, etc.) $2,500. The eighth proposal, tIr Cochrane was for renovations the goderich District Collegia Institute for $0,Q0-0 two WI Bows would be put in the wi dowless drafting room and co Struotion of a corridor betwe the two gymnasia to shorten t distance students must tray through the school to get fro one gymnasium to the oche Mr. Cochrane 41:1 the la prOposal for work in. 1975 an also•three of the portables. John Henderson said that the portables are needed the they should all be put in fo 1974 and he also included th work at Goderich Collegiate, an this was approved by 'the Board Mrs. Zinn 'asked why no fur ther capital requirements wer listed. Mr, Cochrane reporte none were anticipated in 1976