HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1976-06-30, Page 15UP IN THE AIR Jerry Schu ltz. of Clifford was up in the air in more ways than one
when he drove his International 1060 to win the 12,000 lb. class in a pull-off
between two John Deeres at the. Brussels' Optimists tractor pull Sunday.
(Staff Photo)
russels Public School
Students enjoy class trip
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Celebrate 40th Ann.
The Bus Trip
On our bus trip to Black Creek
Meer Village was interesting to •
e the houses that the pioneers
ved in. The carding and
inning wool and making butter
'd rhubarb jam was lots of fun.
epeople there wer friendly and
ice. I thought it was a good idea
let us walk around and see
verything else. I enjoyed visiting.
ere.
There was just one thing wrong
with visiting • the Science Centre,
ere was not enough time to see
all. Plus we had to stay together
d some people wanted to see
mething and someone else
anted something different. I did
njoy seeing the Science Centre
ough.
I liked seeing the airport but I
wit before. It was nice seeing it
ain.
McDonalds was a good place to
because the food did not cost
cry* much and they cook good
ood.
)think if we had more time to
see everything it would have been
better. I had a great time
nyways.
Karen McLean
Our Class Trip.
I would have enjoyed the
Science Centre better if we would.
ave had more tithe. I liked_the
different computers" and 1„
especially liked the, section of, life
and paper making which was very
ntersting.
I enjoyed the Black Creek
neer Village very much
cause I thought the weaving,
spinning, carding, dipping
Candles was very interesting. I
catty liked churning butter and
making jam. The pedple Were
Yery friendly and they didn't
make you feel uneasy if you made
a mistake.
The airport was exciting
watching the airplanes return and
take off. It was also exciting
watching them load up.
MacDonald's Was a good plate
to stop for supper because; they
have good food and fast service: I really enjoyed the bus trip,
Jill McCutcheon—
Our Bus Trip Iliad a very enjoyable trip, At
he Science Centre, it would have
'cep more fun if we Would have
had more time to look areutid at
,yotYthirig, The paper Making
was' vet)/ interesting. and I would 11 (6 to try it S01116 time,
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to spin, weave, make rhubarb
cake with rhubarb jam and then
eat it. It was very good. The, old
buildings were also very
interesting to see.. If I could, I
would like to go back there.
When we went to the Airport I
liked to watch the planes arrive
and depart. I also liked to go up
and down the elevators.
The food at McDonalds was
delicious, and cheap.,
I'm sure everybody learned
something, there.
I think' our triii was a great
success.
Teresa W.
Good and Bad Points of My Trip
I thought the Science Centre
was very interesting but some of
the things I didn't understand.
Paper making was something I
had never seen and I enjoyed it. I
would also have lived to talk with
different people• in different
places.
The' Black. Creek Pioneer
Village made me feel like . a
pioneer. I enjoyed baking,
weaving, spinning and dipping
candles. The house we did this in
was very interesting. I liked
walking around by ourselves to
see the different buildings and
the ,-interesti&ig rooms in the
hoses. ,
The airport' was alright but I
had been there before, and so
there really wasn't anything
different.
McDonalds: I enjoyed ray
dinner there. It's the best p lace
we could of ate, I think. .I really
enjoyed my‘ day.
Karen Alexander
W.Turnbull
honored on 80th
A pork barbeque was held
Sunday at the home of Bill and.
Marie Turnbull by the family of
'Wilbur Turnbull to honor him on
his 80th birthday.
Robert Habkirk spoke a few
words and Mr.. Turnbull was
presented with, an umbrella and
table for the patio. He 'thanked
the family for their thought-
fulness.
His family were all present
coming from Oakville, Burling-
ton, Ingersoll, North Bay, Wood-
stock and Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. John Boyd,
James St., Seaforth, recently
celebrated their 40th Wedding
Anniversary. They, were married
June 18, 1936, at Brussels United
Church.
Mrs. Boyd is the former Jessie
Miller, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Miller, and Mr.
Boyd is the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. John Boyd.
The couple have four daugh-
ters: Margaret (Mrs. Gordon
Dale); Marjorie (Mrs. Laverne
Hamilton); Edith, (Mrs. Laurence
Taylor); Joan(Mrs. John Oke);
and one son, Douglas. There are
twelve grandchildren.
The family honoured the couple
at a celebration on the occasion of
their anniversary at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dale, RIR.
4, Clinton. There were 45 guest
present and a social time was
spent, followed by a bountiffp
smorgasbord. Meal served to the
guests, seated at picnic tables on
the lawn. Mr. and Mrs. B9yd
were presented with gifts and
good wishes.
The grandchildren presented
them with an engraved plaque.
They expressed their thanks to all
present for a very enjoyable time.