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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-12-03, Page 12H&N Dairy Systems Ltd Sales, Service and Installation of STA —RITE pipelines and Brussels milking parlours 887-6063 RADIO & Tv SALES & SERVICE Blyth 52.3-9640 (Electrohome Box 159 Brussels inside Howick Central Parents meet teachers on PD day November 28th has been called a Professional Development Day. On this day the parents of students will be able to talk with teachers on various subjects and grades and discuss the work habits of the students. This is the time when all students shudder to think of what the teacher might: tell the parents. The worst part is your parents won't tell you what the teacher said, and the best part is the students get a holiday! Patricia Burbidge Exams Over Whew! Exams are over!A sigh of relief slowly expands from the seven and eight classes of Howick ' Central School. All exams were out of 100 (100%). Science, History, Geography, English, Mathematics and French are the main subjects in which exams had President Edwin Martin ' welcomed all 'who met in the Brussels Legion Hall for the November meeting of the Brussels Friendship Club. Assisted by a choir of gifted singers, the group sang the opening 'slong with Mrs. W.C.Kerr at the piano. Mrs. Kerr continued with an instrumental of a group of old-time melodies. The minutes of the October meeting were read and accepted on motion of Alfred Knight. The treasurer's report was given and a motion of Mrs.Verna Thomas, seconded by Mrs. Elsie Miller outstanding bills were to be paid. The December meeting will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 17, - a pot luck lunch for 12:30 p.m. Names of the committee in charge were read. As this completed . the business, the closing song was sung and fourteen tables of progressive euchre were set up. Prizes were: High Lady - Mrs. Edna Hackwell; Low Lady - Mrs. Ada Armstrong; High Man - Mrs. ,lohn Yuill (playing as a man); Low Man - Alfred Knight. Most lone hands - Jim McDonald; 'Nearest Birthday - Mrs. Ida Lodge plans Xmas treats Morning Star Rebekah Lodge held their regular meeting in the Lodge Hall. In the absence of the • Noble Grand, the P.N.G. Flor- ence Webb, had charge of the meeting. Reports of visits, gifts and cards to the sick and shut-ins were given arid plans made for' treats for them at Christmas. Plans' were made for the Christnias Party to be held Tuesday, December 9th, when there will be, an exchange of gifts with Our secret sisters. A contest was conducted by Sister Plorence'Webb. Lunch was served by the lunch committee. r sm..) We. Moen ii ii i P ELECTRIC I CONtitikerING I t igeofitleritialo Indut3trial I falviseis, Onk [prop. WAY24k Ortiltt.1 11,-THit BRUSSELS PosT to be written. These exams should determine whether or not students are doing their best work. BenSchuiterna. Eye Check At Howick Central ,School, an Eye Technician checked the vision of Grades 4 and 8. She asked students if they had trouble seeing the blackboard, or if they had problems with reading. She comes from Clinton and goes to all the elementary schools in Huron County. Her name is Ms. Faye. Kreiger and her job is a technician with the Huron County Health Unit. Ben Schuitema We're Sprucing Up These last few weeks Howick Central has really been sprucing. Gordon; Lucky Chair - Mrs. Jim McDonald; Lucky Cup Mrs. Calvin. Cameron. Lunch was served and a social iirte enjoyed. up the school with paint and roof repairs. Mr. Stretton's room ten and Ms. Smith's room seven have been painted. The painters hope to paint the auditorium on Thursday and Friday l then paint Mr.. and Mrs. Parson's room *nine the next, Monday and Tuesday. The roof repairers have also been here this past week retarring parts of the school roof. It has been a little noisy about our heads but we hope the tar will keep the roof from leaking. The , school is looking very well.. Gary Douglas School Dance On November 19 our school held a dance for the community. This dance was in the school's auditorium with our own Howick Central School Ukelela Band supplying the music. There were from 100 to 150 people attending; many were parents of students who go to this school. Many dancers commented on the song "Rock Around the Clock" which was the one of the many songs they liked the best. Coffee and doughnuts could be purchased after the dance. Over a hundred dollars was made, which will go for buying a new complete drum set. Mr. and Mrs. Parsons and band would like to thank the people for coming out and making the night very successful. Peter King and Marlin Good T-Shirts On Monday, Nov. 17, the students at Howick Central were glad to hear that their school T-shirts had arrived.. Accom- panying the 376 green T-shirts with gold crest and lettering was a 29-inch trophy. This trophy has been put up for competition between the students and the staff. These last few days, the school's attire has mainly been made up of green t-shirts with a hawk and "Howick Central-- Goldenhaws Fly to Win" on the front of them. So if you se student with a green t-shirt o you know he is from Ho Central. Gary Dou Flu Bug Invades Bow Township This week many teachers students have been brought di by the flu. Mr. Robertson, and Mrs.Lioubleday- and Hooftman have had 'the flu. Livermore has a bad cold w he • blames on someone el germs that were on his co cup. How could this h happened? We hope this bug soon leave the area but unti does - beware!. 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