HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-05-25, Page 27.„,.• .0: • •
A GOOD SHOWING — Brussels Public School principal Ken Scott presents
cheques to Michael Watson and Rob StLite who finished second in the Grade Eight
*division of thesbeschool science fair held recently in Wingham. Cash prizes for the •
fair were donated by the -Lion's Club, The Optimist Club, and the Legion. -
- . (Photo by Langlois)
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the handicapped. The new
tep forward in the accessibility of grandstand at the Clinton
Alpha Huron notes another
Huronview
The Gorrie Women!s Institute were hosts for the May
Brithday party.
The afternoon program included a- "Fashion show" with
fashions from 1880 to 1977. Mrs. Bob,Srong was commentator
for the show and Mrs. Wilbur Hogg played musical
selections related to each of the years.
The show' brought back many fond memories to the
residents, and was enjoyed by everyone. Mts. J. Ferguson
and Mrs. B. Strong sang a duet number and led sing a long of
old songs.
Following the program the celebrants each received a gift
and lunch was served by the ladies. Mrs. Ritchie expressed
the appreciation of the residents to the Institute for the party.
Ed. Stiles entertained for the Thursday afternoon with an
hour. of favourite organ music.
THE .BRUSSELA. P. JUNE 1, 1977
SCIENCE FAIR WINNER — Lorelei Brbcklebank
was the overall winner at a six school science fair
held recently in Wingham. Here Brussels Public
School principal Ken. Scott presents her with her
prize, a m icroscope valued at over $200, at a special
assembly at. BPS last Wednesday.
(Photo by Langlois)
Ipha wants access for handicapped
Raceway will include an area
designated for wheelchair
spectators. Paul Kerrigan,
President of the Clinton
Kinsmen, reports that, studies are
underway to find a suitable yet
economical plan.
. When facilities such as the
Clinton Raceway become
accessible;-it is then up 'to us - the
handicapped to get out, use
them, enjoy them and show there
is a need for these and future
innovations.
All towns must provide
advanced polling, stations that are
accessible to the handicapped.
Alpha assisted in finding a
suitable location in Goderich. Mr.
and Mrs. George Turton of 319'
Huron Road offered the use of
their home.
At Alpha's May meeting in the
Brussel's school, a motion was
pased to investigate the
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accessibility of local theatres. A
form letter was also approved that
will be available to interested
persons or groups requesting
information on Alpha's activities.
Our next meeting is scheduled for
June 28 at 8 p.m. in the
Holmesville School. Mr. Wally
Kennedy, CNIB District
Administrator, London Office,
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will be the guest speaker. We
realize this is a busy time of year,
but we are hoping for a good
turnout. As always, everyone is
welcome.
For information, call Elaine
Toswnshend .at Clinton, 482-3073;
Mary Howell at Goderich,
524- .8642, or Pat Watson at
Brussels, 887-6236.
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