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Oscar Meier of 'R.R.4, BrUssels received the Cliff
McNeil trophy at the 4-H Achievement night from
Mr. McNeil. He had the champion 4-H Holstein calf
at the Championship Dairy Show at the Seaforth Fall
Fair.
_Dori Procter of R.R.5, Brussels, who had the top
shorthorn steer, was presented with the Stewart
Proctor Memorial Award. Don is a grandson of the
late Stewart Procter.
BPS kids
Have remembrance , raise $130
'I hears about
Home Care work
Majestic WI met November 12
in the library. The president
welcomed the large group and
opened with the Ode and Collect.
The minutes of the October
meeting were read and approved.
An appeal from the Heart Assoc-
iation was read. It was decided to
have the February card party as a
heart fund project
Mrs. Marie McCutcheon was in
charge of the Families Consumer
Affairs program. They introduced
the guest speaker, Betty Cardno,
Mayor of Seaforth, and Home
Care Administrator. She des-
cribed very clearly the features of
this service and all the benefits to
be derived from it.
The roll call, answered by
naming new food products having
been sampled showed 30 mem-
bers and 7 visitors present. Mrs.
Innes gave a helpful talk on
nutrition•for best health.
Mrs. McCutcheon led in an
amusing story game with sound
effects produced by the audience.
Mrs. Stephens developed the
Motto, "Health is Wealth, let no
one be a spend thrift",
The first lesson in the course:
"Salute to Vegetables" at Craft-
brook NoVenibGr 13 at Ap.m, was
announced but ne one seemed
able to attend. The first session r!,
the Senior Citizens, craft course in
Needlepoint., november 19 was
annTZnced.
Four members were given
birthday greetings. It was decid-
ed to again have card parties on
the first Monday night in the
month, the first, to be held in
January.
The usual donation to the
Children's Aid Society Will be
S ent, An invitation frOM Whig-
NOVEMBER 19, 1975
ham WI to their meeting Novem-
ber 20 was received hut owing to
other activ,ities on that ,day, it is
impossible for the group to
accept. After singing the Queen
and Grace lunch wa served.
Obituary
MRS. EDITH GRAINGER
Mrs. Edith Grainger of Orillia
passed away on Sunday,
November 9th.
Widow of the late Howard
Grainger, she was the former
Edith King of Grey Township.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. David (Donna)
Fenton and Mrs. Ed. (Trudy)
Swales, both of Orillia; five
grandchildren; three brothers,
Ben of Clinton, J. Alex of Detroit;
Alf of Brantford; two sisters, Mrs.
Wjlliard (Sybil) van Fleet of
Brantford, Mrs. Syd (Eva) Hawes
of Ottawa.
She was predeceased by tour
brothers, Lawson, Edward,
George and Russell.
A member of Gospel Chapel,
funeral service was held in
Orillia. The body then rested tt
the M. L. Watts F'inzrai Home
from W h art I took burial' place'in
Molesworth Cemetery. Rev. E.
Lebrew of Brussels United
Church officiatedat the committal
service.
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A remembrance Day Assembly
was held on Monday, November
10th. Robbie Stute (grade 7)
made the introduction. Mrs.
Tyerman played O'Canada.
Brenda Ten Pas, from grade 5,
led the students in saying The
Lord's Prayer. A Bible selection
was read by Dylan Van Den
Assem of greade 6.
An award-winning Remem-
brance Day poem and essay was
read by Darwin McCutcheon and
Brenda Knight both of grade 8.
The entire assembly then sang
"0 Valiant Hearts" accompanied
by Mrs. Cousins.
Under the direction of Miss
Slotegraaf, a school wreath was
constructed by Karen Johnston,
Karen McLean and Cathy Shol-
dice. Poppies supplied by the
Brussels Legion were moun ted
on the wreath and each class filed
by to obtain a poppy. Mr. Scott
gave a short talk on the use made
by the Legion of the poppy funds.
Everyone stood while the Last
Post was played to honour thOse
who made the supreme sacrifice
during the World• Wars. Kevin
Nichol was responsible for the
audio part of the Last Post.
A film entitled 'The Gift" was
;how. The assembly was brought
o a close with the singing of God
;ave The Queen accompanied by
;berry Robertson of grade 8.
We would like to thank Stewart
owe and the Brussels Legion for
:upplying the poppies and film
or our assembly.
Grades 5,6,7, & 8 had a very
,uccessful UNICEF drive. A total
)f $130.00' was collected. We
vould like to thank everyone for
heir support.
BPS BOYS SOCCER FINALS
The Boys soccer ended with the
Boys battling against the
'ender Tootsies. In the first
attle the game ended 0-0. The
ext day the Tender Tootsies
tilled off a one nothing shutout,
he next day the Tender Tootsies
3t a big surprise when the Big
oys defeated them in a one
)thing ganie. Both, teams having
game each, someone had to
in, so the Tender Tootsies came
rough with a 4=1 defeat makirtz
em champs.
The membd!,-, of th e Whit
am Jini Stott, Garry
cVVIiirterl John Vanderbergi ioe
darns Paul' Nichol Rdy .tacobs,
ff Van Den STraten g Bradley
right,, Murray Pipe,, Mile Wood*
avid Adams.
6,-THE BRUSSELS PbSt,
By Brian Kellington
Reg McClory
Girls' Soccer Finals
The Girls'. soccer ended with
the Bluejean Jokers, and the Silly
Swaheelies advancing to the
finals. In the first game the
Bluejean Jokers won by a score of
2-1.
The second game ended with
the two teams battling to a 0-0
draw, but in the final game the
Bluejean Jokers shutout the Silly
Swaheelies by a score of 2-0.
Therefore the Biuejeati Jokers
are the Champs of the 1975 Girls'
Soccer.
The members of the winning
team are: Cheryl Bauer, Mary
Ann Bernaid, Brenda Knight,
Carrie Umphrey, Patricia Have-
man, Jill McCutcheon, Debbie
Prior, Dianne Bernard, Sheila
Dorsch, Teresa Glanville, Kather:
ine Wierenga, Sherry Heibein,
Valerie Johnston.
By Rege McClory
Brian Kellington
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November 28th
1975
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Last Monday for Remembral
Day, we had a film. It was cal
"The Gift", and was qt.
interesting.
The grades 6, 7, 'and 8's
selling ticketS for a draw to
held at the,op leretta, `Oklahot
It is for a recliner chair. You
get tickets from the students
grades 6, 7, and 8.
Last. Wednesday the 12 y
olds had a reading test. 1
Huron County students had t
test, to see if they were bel
average, average, or ali(
average.
On Thursday, November 20,
8:30p.m. the bus drivers .
challenging the students to
game of volleyball, and the Ho
and School are challenging
Teachers to a game of Newcoi
Ball. There is a special add
attraction... "A Slave AuCtion
What is it? Come and find of
Proceeds from the slave auctil
for the Home and School Operet
that they will present in Februa
Coffee, and doughnuts, at
refreshments for the children w
be provided. Everyone Welcom'
School Reporte
Joan Cardi
Cathy Deitni