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The final event of the week-long “Kid’s Corner’’ Vacation Bible
School held at the Brussels Mennonite Fellowship Hall last week was a
Peace Parade around several village streets, culminating in the
planting of a “Peace Tree” at the street corner. Above, Lesley Elliott
[planting the tree] was one of the 79 Brussels and area children who
took part in the activities, under the supervision of Director Wendy
Martin.
Frank Stretton new manager
Continued from page 18
adding that he does not expect any
problem in recruiting the 20 - 23
players needed for the team,
because Brussels is known far and
wide as having an excellent
reputation in training anddevelop-
ing its players.
“Our basic strategy will remain
the same as it has always been -
thatis, we willgive every kid on the
team a good chance to play and
develop his own strengths.”
Mr. Stretton says that a schedul
ing meeting has been planned for
August 24, while the Junior D
season will begin on approximately
October 10.
The Brussels Bulls defeated the
Exeter Hawks to win the northern
divisional Junior D title four games
to one last March, but lost the
semi-final series to the Lucan Irish
in mid-April, after an excellent
season of play.
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Rains promise good yields
Thunderstorms accompanied by
heavy rains have left most crops in
North Huron better off than
southernareasofthe county, Brian
Ainlay Genealogy
Continued from page 12
including relatives in Clinton,
Goderich, Listowel, Gorrie, Gow-
anstown, Fordwich, Harriston,
Kitchener, London and Sarnia. As
well, family members are listed in
I 4 Alberta locations, 12 British
Columbia locations, in three places
in Manitoba, and two in Nova
Scotia, in 25 different American
states, including Hawaii, and
Tokyo and Mexico.
Ihe Ainlay Genealogy is
monumental work, and will be
great use not only to historians, but
to anyone interested in a model
format for a family history of any
size. Loaning privileges will be
determined at a later date by Mrs.
Nichol, Mrs. McTaggart and Mrs.
Ruth Galbraith.
in
a
of
Hall Crops Specialist with the
Ontario Ministry of Agriculture
and Food in Clinton reported
Tuesday.
Farmers in the northern areas
are looking for good crops of corn
and beans but since rain was scarce
during the important pollination
Auburn tot dies
STEPHANIE ALISS A FOWLER
Miss Stephanie Alissa Fowler of
Goderich passed away at Child
ren’s Hospital of Western Ontario,
London, on Sunday, July 26, 1987.
She was four months old.
She was born March 14, the
daughter of John Dennis Clark
Fowler and Evelyn DeGraaf, both
of Goderich. She is survived by two
sisters, Candace and Amanda,
both at home and two brothers,
Brent and Brad, both of Goderich.
Also surviving are her grandpar
ents Stan and Jean Fowler of
Goderich and Peter and Dorothy
period, corn yields in southern
areas are likely to be down.
Despite the rainfall yields of
cereal grains are generally down
but greatly varied across the north
part of the county, depending to a
great deal on the conditions at the
time of planting.
deGraaf of RR 3, Auburn and
great-grandparents, Cjitske de
Graaf of the Netherlands and
David Vanderlei of Brampton as
well as several aunts and uncles.
The funeral service was held at
the McCallum and Palla Funeral
Home, Goderich on Wednesday,
July29at2p.m.TheRev. Bruce
Tombs of Victoria St. United
Church officiated. Burialwasin
Maitland Cemetery. Serving as
pallbearers were Brent Fowler,
Brad Fowler, Jim Richardson and
Steve Hansma.
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