HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-09-11, Page 14BY HELEN ALLEN
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TODAY'S CHILD
HE'S FRIENDLY BUT SHY
gist turned 11, Bobby really wants to be friendly
but, fearful of being rejected because of things that
have happened to him, he holds back to let, other
people make the first advances.
Bobby is a likable youngster with dark eyes,
freckles and reddish brown slightly curly hair. He is
in good h ealth but on a controled diet because a
recent medical test indicated he could develop
diabetes. He wears sturdy shoes for flat feet that do
not interfere at all with his mobility.
Though Bobby has the ability to do average work
in school, he is not doing so just now, perhaps
because he feels insecure. He is in Grade Five. His
interests are those of a y ounger boy and he chooses
children younger than himself as playmates.
Bobby likes to ride his bike but otherwise prefers
indoor games such as cards and puzzles. He is
interested in space and sorry there arc no more trips
to the moon to watch on television. He is friendly
with a horse at his foster home though a bit' nervous
about riding it.
This lad needs warm, demonstrative parents. He
will be a fine son for a mother and father who can
help him believe he is truly a member of their family.
Such an adoption will be a godsend for Bobby.
To inquire about adopting Bobby, please write to
Today's Child, Ministry of Community and Social
Services, Box 888, Station K, Toronto M4P 2H2. For
general adoption information, please contact your
local Chidlren's Aid Society.
Correspondent
Mrs. Mac Engel
Grey Tp. firemen answered
calls to the farm of Joe Smith, 9th
con. on Thursday afternoon and
Peter Lefor on Sunday afternoon,
both field fires which were soon
under control.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Cameron had an enjoyable family
get-together at their. home, 9th
con., on Labor Day weekend.
Attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Orstrom (Vida Cameron),
Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne
Cameron, Tilbury, Mr. and Mrs,
Jim Cameron, Sarnia, Lorne
Cameron and his son Bill and
Mrs. Cameron and family, son-in-
law and daughter Madalene (Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Wharton and
.Correspondent
Mrs. Joe Walker
Sunday, Aug. 25, the Bluevale
Girls House Leagues played their
final game. The "Coyotes" won
over the "Road Runners". After
their game Paul Shaw and Lyle
Campbell presented the coaches
Mrs. Jim Thompson and Mrs.
Jack Shaw, each with a gift.
The Mother played a splendid
game against the FAthers,
followed by a delicious barbecue
supper at the park.
The Tri County Juvenile Girls
won over Walton in Bluevale
Monday night with a score of
31-17. Friday night in Walton,
Bin evale lost with the score being
family), Mr. and Mrs, Morgan
Cameron and Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Ritchie, all of London, Doug and
Mrs. Ritchie, Exeter, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Geddes and family,
Seaforth, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Higgins,Brussels, Ralph Noble
and Mr. and Mrs.Winston
McEachern, Galt, Cambridge.
Mr. Wayne Baswiek, student
minister at Bluevale and
Belrnore, conducted the regular
morning service on Sept. 8 in
Knox Church. Rev. C.A,Falconer
was guest speaker for anniversary
services in Belmore.
The Sacrament of Holy
Communion will be observed in
Knox Church on Sunday morning,
Sept. 15 at 9:45.
Sunday School reopened on
Sunday after being closed for
summer holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Workni
and Craig enjoyed a camp' holiday at Sutton provincial Pa recently,
Mrs.Win. Cookson and h
sister Miss Marjory Stewart,
Victoria B.C. visited Mr, Calv Cameron and other relatives I
week.
Congratulations to Mr, a
Mrs. Donald Perrie on the birth
their son.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bouch a
children, Collingwood, spent t
weekend with her parents, NI
and Mrs. Douglas Purdy, Mt
Purdy has just come home fro
Listowel Memorial Hospital,
Leslie Perrie, son of Mr. a
Mrs. John A. Perrie is attend'
Knox College, Toronto.
Walker. Saturday evening guest
at the Walker home were Me, in
Mrs. Earl Weltz of, Walkettion.
Miss Connie Mann and Mr. Iii
Taws spent the weekend wii
Mrs. Ross Mann.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fische
Mr. and Mrs. John V, Fischer an
Mrs. Roy Thuell attended
birthday party in London
honour of their uncle, Chad
Fischer's 90th birthday, Ther
were about sixty enjoyed th
celebration.
Walton Tri-County Girls wo
over Bluevale 30-21 in Walt°
Thursday night leading the sett
3 - 1. They play in Blueval
Tuesday evening.
News of Cranbrook
26-19. Walton is now leading the
series 2-1.
Mrs. Gary Leeson and family of
Stittsville visited with relatives in
the area for the week. Mr. Robert
Golley returned for a month's
-visit with his daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. George Fischer
and Dayle spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Pritchard of St.
George. Bob Pritchard returned
home after spending the summer
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Rueben Rainey of
Akron, Ohio visited with Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Hall on the
weekend.
Miss Dayle Fischer spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe
News of Bluevale
Mothers vs Fathers ball game
and barbecue held at park