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War veteran reunion
Cortespondeht
CINDY McNEIL
887-9216
The first meeting of_the
Brussels 14-11 Club was held
on the Sept. 14 at Jane
Drapers.
Three new members joined
including Dianne Hall,'
Cathy Graber and Diane
Rath.
The next meeting will be on
Wednesday the 21st of Sep-
tember at Karen Bridges.
Jim McNeil, Brussels at -
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' tended his retinlon of Sher -
dee, Trenton last weekend.
He was s trotted there for
two years, in 1943-444 with tli
Royal Canadian Air Force. It
was held at the Sun Valley
Motor Inn at Belleville. There
was a large crowd attending
the reunion.
On Fri. they visited with
many old acquaintances and
on Sat. he took a bus to the
station at Trenton. After the ,
reunion, Mr. MONO! and his
wife camped a€Carleton Cove
and also visited with his niece
in Gilmote. •
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igh steet sells- for $76 a hu
The market at Brhssels
Stockyards traded steady on
all classes of cattle. Feeder
pigs sold higher. There were'
590 cattle and 1549 pigs on
offer.
Choice Steers -72.00 to
74.00 with sates to 76.00
Good Steers•70.00 to 72.00
A steer consigned by Hor-
ace Crawford of R.R. 6,
Goderlch Weighing 1210 lbs.
sold for 76.00 with his lot of 5
steers averaging 1206 lbs.
selling for 72.75.
Twenty-four steers con-
signed
onsigned by Ross Durnin of
Lucknow averaging 1135 lbs.
sold 5. for an overall price of
Five steers honsigned by
Barry Heinniiller of Palmer-
ston averaging 1184 Ibs. sold
for 473.40 with his lot of 14
steers averaging 1195 lbs.
sold for 72,00.
Fifteen steers consigned by
Murray Forbes of Clinton
averaging 1104 lbs. sold for
an overall price of 72.35.
A steer consigned by Keith
McLean of Brussels weighing
1260 lbs. sold for 75,00
Choice Exotic Heifers -
71.00 to 74.00 with sales to
78.00
Choice Hereford Heifers -
68.00 to 71.00
Good Heifers -66.00 to
68.00
A heifer consigned by Bob
Blake of Brussels weighing
1210 lbs. sold for 78.00 with
his lot of 10 heifers averaging
1150 lbs. selling for 75.45.
Two heifers consigned by
George Blake of Brussels
averagin ;1140 lbs. Old for'
75.00 with his offering of 36
heifers averaging 1097 lbs.
selling fok au overall price of
72.64.
Four, heifers consigned: by
Wayne .' Garner of Embro
averaging 1027 lbs, sold for
72.50lth his load of 53.
heifers mainly hereford,
averaging 944 lbs. selling for
an overall price of 70,01.,
Eight hereford heifers" con-
signed by Rudy Droelke of
R.R.. 4, 'Walkerton averaging
960 lbs. sold for 69495.
Ten fancy hereford heifers
consigned by Ken Shortteed
of Walton averaging 900 on.
sold for 68.80.
Choice cows -46.00 to 49.00
Good Cows -42.00 to 46.00.
Canners &cuttersf38.00 to
42.00
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Bulls traded 4teady.
A fancy Limousin bull con-
signed by Jim Fraser of
Hanover weigghing. 1440 'lbs.
sold for 70.50,
A good supply of pigs sold
at sharply higher prices.
30 to 40 lb, pigs traded to a
high of 25.75.
40 to SO ib. pigs to a high of
29,75,
SO to 60 lb. pigs to a high of
33.50.
60 to 70 Ib. pigs to a high of
39.00.
70 to 80 lb. pigs to a high of
42.00
Please remember: Brus-
sels Stockyards will be hold-
ing another Special Stocker
and Feeder Sale on Tues. Oct.
4th at 1:30 p.m.
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NEW LOCATION for the Brussels fall fair On Wednesday was the B.M. & G. community
centre. The fair Is usually held In theCrystal Palace. • (Wassink photo)
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Brussels fair results
The Brdssets Fall Fair moved
dioptaya and events from the Crystal
Palace to the Brusseta. Morris and
Grey Community Centre . The move
may have been a factor in larger
attendance figures and more exhibit-
ors participating In ilio fair on Wed.
Sept. 21.f.
As In postfallftrri���[[rzemoney has
'bedn awaited rp"n/?!y,!goon& IR
third place winfhe{s lt9'each division.
The following Is the n6h0e1 Work and
children's prize fist.
Parade:Jtest bicycle -Kevin Proctor,
Greg Wprkman, Peter Workman,
Glenn Yulll, Don Becker.
Best motor bike -Donald tasting,
Jeff Hybein, Judy Knight, Sandra
Marks.
est clown -Michelle Cgwle, Shan-
non Rice, Martha 'Boon, Shawn
acklln nd Steve McCutci4on.
Floats Commercial- Murray's Bar -
be Sh p, McNelt's Auto Body;
Brian %Stockyards, Herold Cudmore
R.R. N1 Hensall, Lobatta, Robinson,.
Milverton.
Floats-Organlzatlon•Star'ets, Leo
Club.
Parade -Brussels, Grey. Grade 5-8,
Grey, Brussels. Kindergarten to 4 -
Brussels, Grey,
Go Carts -Murray Bremner, Mark
Pennington.
Kindergarten: Art, painting -Me I
Action -Boys -Curtis Kreuter, Mar
Shaw, Jake Zettel; Girls -Sara Ro -
botham, Amy Rush, Wanda Martin.
Fingerpalnting, cut out -Boys: Josh
McCutcheon, Peter Well, Ronnie
MacLeod; Girls -Natasha Belrnes,
Amy Thomas, Sara Rowbotham.
Craft: paper salt (bagyaoya: Josh
McCutcheon, Michael Byers, Andy
Overholt; Girls -Shelley Strickler,
Chrlsta Knorr, Heather Somers.
Grade 1 -Printing -"Moon Come
Out" -Boys -Simeon Brubacher, John
den Dekker, Darren Hemingway;
Girls -Lisa Neufeld, Manlvan Lar -
prom, Heather Thompson. Paragraph
"A friend Is.....", boys-TIm Machan,
David Becker, Danny Hall; girls-Laur-
le Cowan, Erica McDonald. Maryanne
Perrie, Notebook -printing notebook
60% lull -boys -Daniel Pearson, Tim
Macben, Shawn Johnston. Glrls-
Manivan Larprom, Lisa Neufeld,
Rachel Joy Ven Veen. Project boo
classroom book written or ty
boys -Danny Saxon, Simeon Brubach-
er, Shawn Conley, girls-Manlvan
Larprom, Heather Thompson, Jac-
quiet Selll. Poster -Friendship, boys-
ShawnJehnslOn,Darren Hemingway,
Corey Ahrens. Girls-Manlvan Lar -
prom, Rachel Joy Van Veen, Becky
Earl. Art -painting any season, boys,
Jeremy Van Keulen, John den Dek-
ker, Ryan Finch; girls -Heather
Thompson, Manlvan Larprotn, Stacey
OttelAr,W-44)4464n4ARP, to7ry.talft:
boys -Shawn Johnston, Jason Harris,
Danell Pearson; girls- grlca McDon-
ald, Manlvan Larprom, Lisa Neufeld.
Collection -a sticker collection -boys -
Dale Wernham, Daniel Pearson, girls -
Heather Thompson.
Craft -bunny puppet, boys- Darren
Hemingway, Ryan Finch, Alec Gulut-
zen. Girls-Hedther Thompsop, Lisa
Neufeld, Manlvan Larprom.
GRADE2
Printing: "Tiptoe Night" -Boys -
Bobby Steiss, Johnnie Miners, David
Strickler, Girls-Prlska Menzl, Char-
maine Licht', Amy Albrecht. Para-
graph, My Best Birthday- Boys -
Devon Sanderson, Nigel Belt -nos,
Brad Beuerman. Girls -Cathy Earl,
Jolanda Vaness, Rhonda Heise.
Workbook -Daily workbook 1V.1 full,
boys -Johnnie Miners, Devon Sander-
son, Joy Hahn, Girls-Suvany Lar -
prom, Cathy Earl, Jolanda Vaness.
Project book -any toplo, 6 to 10 pages -
Boys -Danny McNeil, Devon Sander-
son, David Strickler. Girls -Carle John-
ston. Amy Albrecht, Annette Hue-
-ther- Poster -A Health Rule -Boys -
David Strickler, Jason Prescott, Chris-
topher Helmstra. Girls -Kelly Over-
holt, Carla Johnston, Terri Dennie.
Art -A clown face -Boys- Kent Bray,
Devon Sanderson, Nigel Belrnes.
Girls -Kelly Overholt, Lisa Marchetto,
Carla Johnston.
Craft -A greeting card for a special
day -boys -Christopher Helmstra, Boa
by Stelae, Danny McNeil. Girls -
Rhonda Heise, Prlska Manzi, Amy
Albrecht.
Collection -a variety of feelings,
Boys,Jay Hahn, Danny McNeil, Cur-
tis Graber. Girls -Ann Uhler, Chan-
telle Stephenson, Hope Jacobs.
Grade 3 -Writing: "Ring Around
the World" -boys -Paul Kitchen, Mike
McCallum, Will Perrle, girls -Shari
Jacklin, Jennifer Vanes', Danielle
Cardiff.
k\ Paragraph -"What my Smurf means
ped, to me" -boys -David Jacklin, Andrew
h-' errle, Daron Cardiff, girls- Danielle
Cardiff, Sharle Jacklin; Natasha Mc-
Donald.
Poem -Girls -Danielle Cardiff, Nick'
Gropp.
Workbook, spelling, boys -Will Per-
ris, Paul Kitchen, David Jackllh.
Girls -Heather Ketchabow, Sharie
Jacklin, Tracy Badley. Math-% full -
boys -Will Perrle, Paul Kitchen, David
Jacklin, girls -Kelly Krauter, Jennifer
Brown, Jule Grimm. -
Project book -Jany environmentaht�
plc -boys -Devon Henry, Ross Machan,
David Jacklin, glr's-Bobbi Jo Rut-
ledge, Krista Hastings, Natasha
McDonald.
Poster -"Water Safety" -boys -
Devon Henry, David Jacklin, Ken
Graber, girls-Brandl Sanderson, Hea-
ther McDonald, Danielle Cardiff.
Art -"A Smurl Character" -boys -
Andrew Perrie, Ross Machan, t Ike
McCallum. Girls -Danielle Cardiff,
Krista Hastings, Jennifer Brown.
Craft -A paper bag Smurt-btoys-
Ross Machan, David Jacklin, Paul
Kitchen, girls -Brandi Sanderson,
Tracy Badley, Natasha McDonald.
Collection -Collection of insects:
boys -Will Perrin.
Grade 4, writing-':Eletelephony"-
Jason Koeteler, Todd Rice, Brian
McArter, Sibylle Menzl, Melanie
Vermler, Dana Gibbons. Paragraph -
picture with story -Jason Koetsler,
David, Johnston, Darren Johnston,
Elizabeth Prescott, Christina Dillow,
Patricia Knight. Poem -a favourite
T.V. program -Danny Beuermann,
Todd Rice, Darren Johnsten, Melanie
Vermeer, Dawn Tenpas, Patricia
Knight. Notebook -science 75% full)
Jason Koetslbr, Scott Patterson, Gary
Yulll, Ratsamy Larprom, Dana Gib-
bons, Melanie Vermeer. Workbook -
math 75% full -Jason Firby, Jason
Koeteler, Daryl Morrison, Dana Gib-
bons, Michelle Freeman, Sibylle
Menzl. Project book -any unit social
studies -Darcy Yundt, Todd Rico, Gary
Yuill, Sibylle Menzl, Ann Morton,
Michelle Freeman.
Draw winner
Thefree draw at the Huron
Expositor booth at Brussels
Fall Fair was won by Grace
McIntyre of Brussels. She
wins a heavy duty flashlight
lantern.
LAURIE BLAKE tried to make friends with a rabbit which
was entered in the fair. (Wassink photo)
HELLO AMIGO -Amy Workman dressed In a Mexican
costume f�rme horse show 81 the Bruasels fair. (Wassink
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BRUSSELS ANDiOREYschool children ere active parade participants in the Brussels fail
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HOT ROD RIDER -Fair rides are for all ages. Even
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