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BRUSSELS FEST
Sat. Oct. 21
B.M.G. Community Centre
3 p.m. Till 1'a.m.
Get your tickets now
$8.00 per person
Lincoln Green [Band]
Gong Show
Brussels Pest Supper
Ribs, Sauerkraut, Chicken, Sausage, Salad
7:30p.m. More Gong Show with Cash Prizes
9:00p.m. — Till 1 a.m. Dance to "The Combination's'Also —
Draws for $500.00 in merchandise.
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Brussels Optimists .
THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 18, 1978 11
Mixed bowlers score Brussels Flying Club gets
$5,473 from lottery
Howick to aid in the purchase
of spectator heaters for the
Howick Arena.
The Auburn Softball.
Committee is to receive a
grant of $431 to help buy
equipment.
A grant of '$423 is to be
made to the Exeter Tennis
Club to help buy equipment.
I The Fourth Goderich Boy
Scouts will use a grant of
$377 to defray the costs of
travel to attend the Canadian
national Rover Moot in
Alberta.
A grant of $23,158 is to go
to the Township of Tucker-
smith to share in the costs of
constructing the Vanastra
community centre complete
with a community hall, a
gymnasium and an indoor
pool..
A grant of $375 is to go to
the Goderich Figure. Skating
Club to aid in the purchase of
costumes and materials.
Goderich Township
Recreation Softball will u se a
grant of $355 to aid in the
Grants totalling $38,196
have been approved for. 13
projects in Huron County
from the proceeds of the
Ontario Lottery.
The Brussels Flying Club
is to receive a grant of $5,473
to assist with the purchase of
a Cessna aircraft.
A grant of $4,943 is to go
to the Vanastra Curling Club
in Clinton to aid in the costs
of renovations and the
purchase of an ice scraper.
The Goderich Slow-Pitch
League will use, a grant of
$684 to assist with the
purchase of equipment and
trophies.
A grant of $671 will be
made to the Seaforth-Dash-
wood Community Band to
assist, with the purchase of
winter uniforms.
The Walkerton Area
Sports Club is to receive a
grant of $603 to aid in the
costs of installing a fence
around a local ball diamond.
A grant of $477 will be
made to the Township of
Coins dropped in the
familiar black-and-orange
UNICEF boxes carried by
young "trick or treaters" at
Hallowe'en have" far- .
reaching beneficial effects,
often in simple ways. One of
these is the provision of clean
water in projects supported
by UNICEF Canada in dif-
ferent parts of the world.
Clean, safe water, an
accepted convenience to
Canadians, is an urgent
problem in the developing
countries, where less than 20
per cent of rural populations
has access to water suitable
for drinking, cooking and
washing. And to further
complicate the situation,
fresh water is unequally
distributed around the globe.
Some regions have too much
rainfall and experience dis":-
astrous floods, while others
have too little and suffer
repeated droughts.
But although water is
life-giving, it also often
transmits disease. Water-
related diseases kill ap-
proximately 10 million
people every year, many of
them infants and children.
An estimated five million
infants die from intestinal
diseases every year — before
their first birthday.
In the village of Cofia-
Cona, in rural Bolivia, a
recent event dramatically
changed the lives of the
inhabitants! The installation
of a fresh-water pump'. Be-
fore the pump came to
Cona-Coria, conditions were
Muth like those throughout
Bolivia's rural areas, where
two-thirds of the country's
people live, arid where in-
testirial parasites threatened
the health and lives of the
majority of children;
Statistics tell a grim story
about life in these isolated
areas:
One of every fdlir live-
purchase of equipment.
A grant of $226 will go to
the Exeter Figure Skating
Club to aid in the purchase of
equipment and records.
Clinton Mustangs won
their first game of the season
Sun. afternoon in Port Elgin
defeating Port Elgin Bears 12
to 10.
Clinton's starting goalie,
John Page, was injured in
the first minute of the play
and Don. Higgins took over in
the net for Clinton. John
Richmond on defence scored
his first goal in Jr.C.'s Bill
Smith played on left wing
Dave Stephenson in his third
year with Clinton scored 1
goal and 3 assists.
Clinton are putting a new
floor in their Arena and are
hoping to get some ice time
benefited from the supply of
potable water through wells
and 'small water distribution
systems.
The project at Cona-Cons
is one of 14 directly funded
by UNICEF Canada, with
matching grants from CIDA
(Canadian International
Development Agency) -- just
one of the many ways in
which small contributions in
the UNICEF box at Hal-
lowe'en can save countless
lives.
Metric — it's worth the
change
To, date in 1978, the
ministry has. allotted $52.2
million to more than 6,254
groups and projects through-
out the province.
in the new Brussels, Morris
and Grey Community Centre
for some of their home
games.
not
TURKEY
SUPPER
United Church
Walton
Wed. Nov. 1st
3:30 - 7:30
Adults $4.00
Children
12 & under $2.00
Pre Schooler Free
Lions
Bingo
Every
Saturday
at Blyth
Memorial Hall
8 p.m.
12 reg. - 10 each
3 share the wealth
$150 jackpot 60 calls
every Sat. at 8 p.m.
In the Brussels Mixed
Bowling League on Tuesday,
October 10, Jane Draper
bowled the ladies' high
single of 221. Jim Adams
bowled the high single for
the men with 252. Ray
Adams bowled the high
Men's. Cribbage Standing
W. L. Av.
Btuce Weber 12 8 60%
Gord Jacklin 12 8 60%
Ken Graber 11 9 55%
John Smith 11 9 55%
Brian Rutledge 10 10 50%
Sam. Workman 10 10 50%
.riple of 606.
Other games over 200
were recorded by Ken Cou-
sins 244, Ray Adams 232 and
211, Ron Maurais 225, Larry
Keffer 224, Greg Cardiff 21.3,
Dennis Newby 207 and Jim
Adams 201.
Ken Webster 10 10
Gord Rutledge 8 12
Ernie Back 8 12
Ted Elliott 7 3
Pat Rutledge 7 13
Glen Bridge 6 4
Don Gibson S. 5
Len Blader 4 6
born children dies before
reaching the age of, one;
Less than 10 per cent of
the rural, population has
access to clean water supply
systems;
Less than 9. per cent has
basic sanitation services.
But today, happily, Cona-
Cona's mortality rate among
infants has dropped far be-
low the national average for
rural areas.
In' 1969, with help from
UNICEF and technical
guidance from the Panameri-
can Health Organization and
the World Health Or-
ganization, some 150,000
people in the rural areas
Hey kids !
UNICEF helps
around the world
Mustangs will ,
play in Brussels
Cribbage players list scores
50%
40%
40%
70%
34%
60%
50%
40%
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