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RAVE On Wednesday
of last week the Huron County
road serinttendents' associa-
tion was on a conducted tour of
the Uniroyal 171re Factory in
KittChater.. They were treated
Ito in ;
smorgasbord dinner at noon
Granite Club.
Times, Thursday, Sept, 19, 1968
They motored. to the Valley
blade plant, Preston. where
they were shown grader blades,
arm
snow lows and sanders, This
entertained them to a hot
beef supper at. the Flying Dutch-
men Motel where the regular
meeting was cOnducted, follow-
ed by a game of cards.
Eighteen township superin-
tendents enjoyed this trip.
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SCHOOL
WRITING
Grade 1 girls: ' Arleue Kuf-
ske, Karen Bridge, Catherine
Cardiff, Mary Ireland, Dianne
Stephenson, Doris Miller, Brus-
sels.
Grade .1 boys: Steven Spad-
ing, Blyth, Ted Elliott, Brus-
sels,' Douglas Arbuckle, Fred
Meurs, Neil Hanna, Ralph
Lubbers , 4' Be lgr-ave.
Grade 2 girls: Grace Wes-
selink, Joan. Mair, Brussels,
Kitty.Hartlieb. Belgrave, Jean-
ette Manning, Blyth, Joan
Hqu ether Brussels, Betty
Meurs, Belgrave,
Grade 2 boys: Laurie Haines,
Belgrave, Terry Ritchie, James
Wharton, Blyth, Gary Hopper
Donald.Dunbar,, Belgrave, Ron
Young, Blyth.
Grade 3 girls: Nancy Cous-
ins, Brussels, Shirley McDoug-
all. Blyth, Annette Dorsch,
Brussels, Judy Brown, Blyth,
Joyce Gordon, Bonnie Richmond a
Brussels.
Grade 3 boys: Murray Bone,
David Stephenson, Brussels,
ESandy Marshall, Blyth, Paul
Gowing, Bill King, Brussels,
Alan Young, Blyth.
Grade 4 girls: Norma Smith,
Brussels, Cathy Madill, Vivian
Rammeloo , Mahreen McCrea,
Anna Marie Hull, Blyth, Colle-
en Raymond, Brussels.
Grade 4 boys: Murray Wheel-
er,
heel-er, Brussels , Gary R i t ch i e
Blyth, Laurie. Campbell, Brus-
sels, Michael Hoba, B 1 y th
Bobby Bridge, Gerald Rutledge,"
Brussels. '
Grade 5 girls: Janet Cardiff,
Dianne Willis, Linda Mair ,
Gina Dyk, Brussels, Carol
Gross, Judy Nicholson, Blyth.
Grade 5 boys: ' Merlin White,
Hugh Nichol, Kenny Hinton,
Robert Brown; George McClory,
Wayne Mitchler, . Brussels.
Grade 6 girls: Cathy. Barba
our, Brussels,, Mary Edith Garn-
iss, Belgrave, Anna Passchier,
Blyth, Kim Sullivan, Brussels,
Joan Black, Mary Gingrich,
Belgrave.
Grade 6 boys David John- ,
stop, Andy Adams,, Brussels,
Murray Rinn, Belgrave, Lloyd •
Valiance, Don McCall, Brus-
Howick Township
council. rneefing
The Wightrnan Telephone
Company has been granted per-
mission to lay underground cab-
les in -the village of Cowie, un-.
der the supervision of the road
superintendent. The decision
was made at the September
meeting of Howick Township
Council.
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A tile drain loan request was
accepted from William_ C. Fras-
er and the engineer's report on
the Eldred Cathers and John
'Wright drains was accepted.
Huron's clerk- treasurer . John
Berry, was notified to purchase
any unsold property at the ad-
journed tax sale.
Tenders will be called for
snow plowing and the clerk was
instructed to advertise for ap-
plications for a grader operator.,
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Leo, in the centre of course, a five-year-old half Shetland,
half Welsh pony attracted the smiling: consideration of the
two lasses above at the Belgrave School Fait' last Saturday.
Flanking Leo are Ruth Currie, left, R. R. 3. Wingham, and
Joyce Taylor, R. R. 5 Wingham.--AST Photo.
sels, Jim Wellwood, Belgrave.
Grade 7 girls: Dorene Card -i
iff, Cathy Bone, Wendie Prior,
Debbie McCall, Cathy Cousins,
Helen Rooney, Brussels.
Grade 7 boys: Dale Wheeler
Brian Warwick, Peter Gibson,
Jim Martie, °Brussels, David.
Mason, David Street, Blyth.
Grade 8 girls: Shirley Pipe,
Pat Machan, Brussels, Shirley
Gray,.Joan Anne Currie, ,Beth
Scott, Gwen Hunter., Belgrave.
'" Grade 8 boys: Gary German,
Steve Walsh, Blyth, Billy Snell
Ronnie Snowden, Don Edgar,,
Belgrave, Greg Huether,
se.ls;.
Girls open print; Sandra
Currie, Barbara Moore, Bel -
grave ,
el -grave, Rosemarie Kelly, Blyth,
Mary Edith Garniss, Mary Gin-
grich, Beth `Scott, Belgrave.
Boys open print; Ronnie
Snowden, Billy Snell, Ray-
mond Nicholson, Don Edgar,
Joe Eckenswiller, Belgrave,
Wayne McDougall, Blyth.
Grade 3 and 4 girls descrip-
tive: Beth 'Vallance , Jacque-
rine McWhirter, Janet Pearson,,•
Brussels, Doreen Anderson,
Belgrave, Vivian Rammeloo,
Blyth, Dianne Freethy, Bel -
gr Ve•
Boys grade 3 and 4 descrip-
tive: "Murray Wheeler, Brus-
sels: Michael Hoba, Alan
Young Philip Street, Blyth,
Glenn McLean, Brussels, Sandy
Marshall, Blyth.
Girls grade 5 and 6 descrip-
tive: Carol McDowell, Mary
Edith G amiss , Belgrave, Barb-
ara, Muilwyk, Brtissels, Anna
Passchier, Blyth, Mary Gin-
grich, Joan Black, Belgrave.
Boys grades 5 and 6 descrip,
five: Jim Freeman, Belgrave;
Robert Brown., Brussels, Ray-
mond Nicholson, Belgrave.
Girls grade 7 and 8 descrip-
tive; Nancy Adams, Brussels,
Avon Toll, 9lyth, Marion Arm -
Field Crop
Competition
A Edwin Martin, . secretary -I
treasurer of the Brussels Agri-
cultural Society has announced
the results of the Corn Field
Crop Competition. The twen-
ty-six competitors rated as
fogows;
Jack Knight 94; Jim Knight
93; George Procter 92; Stewart.
Procter 91; Robert Grasby 88;
Leslie Knight. 87; David Thom-
as 86; °Glenn Coultes 85; Jim
Fritz 84; William Coultes 83;
Emerson Mitchell 82; Martin
Baan 81; Don Martin 80; Gra-
ham Work '79; George Blake 78;
John Nixon 77; Harvey Craig
76; dharles Bray 75; Lawrie
Black 74; Murray Cardiff 73;
Claire Veatch 72; Roy William,
son '71; Clarence Yuill 70; Joe
Black 69; Tom Williamson 68;
Wilfred Strickler 67.
strong, Belgrave, Donna Lee
Turnbull, Brussels; Shirley •
Gray. Belgrave,, Wendie Prior,
Brussels.. '
Boys grades '7 and 8 descrip-
tive: Joe Eckenswiller, .Bel -
grave, Brian Stratychuk, Brus-
sels, Jacek De Groot, Ken Hop-
per, aged Meier, David Gin-
grich, Belgrave,. Wayne Mc-
Dougall, Blyth.
Girls original: poem grades 3
and -4: Lori Ann Hesselwood,
Shirley McDougall. JoAnne
P asschier , Gayle Patterson
Jayne 'Watson, Cathy Cronin,
Blyth:
Boys: Mark Battye, .Philip
Street,. 'Sandy Marshall, Clif-
ford Bailey, Blyth.
Girls grades.5 and .6:.Caro°
McDowell, Barbara Moore, -Bel-
grave, Barbara Elliott, -Brussels,
. Anna Passchier, Blyth, Beverley
Casemore, Mary Gingrich, Bel-.
grave.
Boys: Jim Weiwood, Ray-
mond Nicholson; Belgrave,
Ralph Hoba, Gary Hesselwood,
Blyth, Blaine McCutcheon,
Brussels, David Stapleton,. Bel -
gr ave..
Girls grades 7 .and 8: Dorene
Cardiff, Helen Rooney,. Cathy
Bone, Brussels, Christine Hart- o
Leib, Belgrave, Sharon Willis,
Brussels, Melanie Sprung, Bel-
grave. ,
Boys: Chris Exel,.Bill Self
ers, . Brussels, Joe Eckenswiller,
Belgrave, Bill McDougall,
Myth, Murray Wightman, Bel -
grave, eter Gibson, Brussels.
Note 1 ooks , gx- ades 3. and 4
(Girls): Laureen Barbour, Brus-
r
NE
RAYS FAIR
Is. .heather pate, alma
G e , Belgrave, Rhonda
offer, Nancy Cousins, Judy
8 eUerrti.
Brussels.
Notebookss (Boys): Murray
Wheeler, .Paul Gowing, Brtae
Wit Howard: Roberts, Wayne
Cobk, Cameron Yuill, Belgrave
Bobby Bridge, Brusuels
Notebooks grades 6 and 6
(Giriz), Mary Edith zGaralss,
Jane Shiell,. Belgrave, Judy
Nicholson, Myth..
Notebc los: (Boys)* Murray
ktnn Belgrave, Rome Ritchie,.
Blyth, Glen Wightman,. Bel -
grave.
Notebooks, grade 7, 8.girie
Connie McWhirter, Brussels,
Ruth Currie, Learn; Mason, Bars
bare Stapleton, Velma Fear,
Donna' Walker,a Belgrave.. •
Sys: Joe Eckenswillerp, Bei -
grave. . Wayne McCllnphey, Jirn
Fowler, Blyth, Glen Whitehead:
Belgrave,
Workbooks, grade .1 girls;
Karen Bridge, Arlene. Kufskie,
Dianne Stephenson,, Brussels,
Trudy Taylor, Joanne Edgar and
Donna Dawson, Belgrave.
Boys: Ted Elliott, Brussels,
Fred Meurs, Clayton viingriclr, ,;
Belgrave, Brian Scott, Brussels,
Stephen Spading, Blyth, David
McLellan, Brussels,, ,
Workbooks, &grade 2 girls;
Betty Meurs, Kitty Hartlieb,
Debbie Fisher, Janet Cook,' Bel --
grave, Christine McNall, Blyth,
Lynne Haines, Belgrave.
Boys: Donald Dunbar, Cam'
eron McCallum, Lame Haines,
Belgrave, Gary Nicholson, Dale,
Whitfield, Tommy Duttmann,
Rouline business
o
.at school: board
lite regular meeting of the
Morris -East, W awanosh School
Board was held in the Brussels
school on September 19 ,with all
members present.
Routine business was discuss-
ed andpayment of bills tuthor-
'zed. Enrollment reported by
William Black totalled 814
Blyth. 289, Brussels 272 Bel-
grave 253. .
:1' :�pupi,14;3 rete allowed
earl missal dohEtidato $hp-
tember 13 in order to arrange
exhibits for the school fair.
Bus drivers on routes 1 and . 7
were instructed to make changes
in their pick-up arrangements.
The :following bilis were
paid: 15 bills for less than
$25.p0, $225. 09; Huntington
.Laboratories $140.67; Ideal
Supply $52. 67; Belgrave School
Fair $700.00; Cowan•C'hildren's
Accident Insurance $751.00;
Bluewater paving $414.80;
Knechtels Wholesale $85.86;
Reffiinghaus construction, Brus-
sels $1009.00; McEwan School
Supplies $1411.20; Educator Sup-
plies $3195.06; Hood School
.supplies $4057.45; sixteen
teachers were paid the special
course allowance. -
The `next regular meeting
will be in Belgrave-school Oc-
tober 7 at 8:30.
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THIS HOLSTEIN heifer exhibited by Jack d&Groot, R. R. 3
Myth, drew many favorable comments from cattle fanciers
at the Belgrave School Pair last Saturday afternoon.••
Add" Photo,
Workbooks, grad 3 and 4
plat Judy Sellers, lituaseb,
Jayne Watson, Joan** n,:
Lori Cauvbell. Juan 111 o w
liktith„
BOys: Pawl 'Gowan ;, -Russia,
Sandy Maarshaall, 'Mark Bettye.
alp Street, myth.
Workbooks,' grades 5 and 6,
Wrist Sandra Currie, Mary .-
ith Garcniss., Joan Black. Noreen
,Arsi4tron, Gall Mayberry, Di-
, ante Cook, Belgrave*
Boys; Raymond Nicholson,
Glen Wightt an, Murray Riau*
Alien Walker, 'Belgrave. .
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