HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-03-16, Page 10TOP GRADE 5 AND 6 — These public speakers were topi in their grades at BPS
last week. From left are Kevin Wheeler, Janice Adams, Pam Wilson, grade 6 and.
Darlene Freeeman, Brenda Richmond and Chris King, grade 5. (Photo by Langlois)
Speakers win Ariz
St. Patrick Legion Dance
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Gail and Bob Hudgins,. Anne
Oldfietd, of Ottawa, Connie and
Don. Pieta, Gloria and Murray
Vodden, and Mrs. Irene Serafin
The Afternoon Unit meeting
was held at the home of Mrs. W.
Sholdice on Monday aft ernoon
when 18 ladies who answered the
roll call with a verse of Prayer.
Mrs. Miller as leader, paid
respect to the memory of. Miss
Mae Skelton who passed away
recently. She had served in many
capacities within the church and
community and had a special
interest in "Save the Children"
organization. Sympathy , was
extended to Mrs. Sholdice and
Mrs.Smith as well. The devotions
were convened by Mrs. H.
of London, were weekend visitor
at the home of Jack and Ka
McWhirter, where a surprise 25th
Wedding Anniversary celebration
was held in their honor.
Thomas. She read a poem entitled
Spring. The Scripture Act 3, 1-10
was read by Mrs. Steffler. The
Meditation on the reading was
offered by Mrs. Thomas followed
by Prayer. M rs. C. Thomas
accompanied the hymn singing by
playing the autoharp which was
appreciated.
Mrs. Miller conducted a Bible
quizz. The topic "Today's Good
News" was presented by Mrs. V.
Hupfer. She enlarged on the
value and use of the Holy Bible.
It's message is most relative to
the needs of today's world.
Afternoon unit hears
autoharp music
The Public Speaking contest for
Brussels Public School was held
on Tuesday, March 8 in She
auditorium. A number of parents
were present and their interest
was greatly appreciated. The
judges were Mrs. Audrey Tiffin, a
teacher from F.E. Madill Second-
ary School and Angus
MacLennan, Principal of Hullett
Central School.
The following is a list of the
speakers, their topic and the
winners:
Grade 5 - Darlene Freeman,
Miss Apple Daisy; Brenda Rich-
mond, A Japanese Visitor; Chris
King, Camping. Winner: Brenda
Richmond.
Grade 6 - Pam Wilson, Asthma;
Kevin Wheeler, Me; Janice
Melville Ladies Aid met at the
home of Mrs. G. Evans who
presided. Devotions were taken
by Mrs. King & Mrs.
Mathieson. Reports were given
by Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs.
Mat hieson and 1977 dues were
paid.
Mrs. R. Steiss was in charge
of the programme and read an
Irish poem. Mrs. Evans gave two
short readings "March
Madness" and "Maggie and Pats
50th Anniversary, also an Irish
contest taken from the word
Shamrock.
The ladies were pleased to
meet and entertain Miss
T. Freebree. Mrs. Innis joined for
a cup of tea served by Mrs. Evans
OPP has
6 crashes
During the week of March 7-13,
Officers at the Wingham OPP
detachment conducted 25
investigations.
During the week, there were
six motor vehicle collisions which
caused an estimated $8,050.00 in
property damage and injuries to
five persons.
On Tuesday, March 8, Rodney
E. Hall of Clifford and Paul C.
Veenhof of RR.1, Clifford
received injuries as a result of a
two car collision on Sideroad
25-26, north of County Road 30,
Howick Township.
On Saturday, March 11, Grant
E. Perks of Wingham received
injuries as a result of a single car
accident on #4 Highway at Huron
Road 16.
On Sunday, March 13,
Raymond L. Breckenridge was
injured as a result Of a single car
Adams, Jill Kinmont. Winner:
Pam Wilson.
Grade 7 - Janice Somers, Drug
Abuse; Cathy Wierenga, Horses;
Jacquie Robertson, 4-H. Winner:
Jacquie Robertson.
Grade 8 - Paul Nichol, Roots;
Jim Scott, Phptography; Cathy
Sholdice, Giraffes. Winner: Paul
Nichol.
Overall Grade 5 and 6 Winner -
Pam Wilson.
Overall Grade 7 and 8 Winner -
Paul Nichol.
The following speakers will
represent Brussels Public School
in a speak-off with Grey Central
Public School to determine who
represents. the Brussels Legion in
the Zone Contest:
and lunch prepared by Mrs. E.
Long and Mrs. T.Kerr.
Grade 5 and 6 - Brenda
Richmond, Pam Wilson; Grade 7
and 8 - Paul Nichol and Cathy
Sholdice.
The students were coached by
Mr. Prior, Mrs. Cousins and Mrs.
Raymond.' The students and
teachers are to be commended for
the excellent quality of speeches
presented at the competition.
(By Cathy Sholdice)
"As the cries of battle rang out
through the world, the Canadian
government felt that it was
Canada's duty to participate in
joining in and helping our Mother
Country, England."
This is the first sentence of the
Remembrance Day Essay that
Cathy Cooney wrote way back in
November for the Legion
Remembrance Day Poem, Essay
Contest. Cathy won first prize in
her essay and the essay then went
on to the Zone Contest and won
third prize. We at the Brussels
Public Schbol would like to
congratulate her.
Melville pays dues
accident on Con. 1-2, east of SPORTS AND RECREATION LTD.
Sideroad 15-16, Morris Township. 519-262-5809 VARNA ; ONTARIO
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