The Brussels Post, 1965-07-08, Page 5RE CoHANGE OF DELIVE4RY
IN nig VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
F.:FFECTIVE THE WEEK OF JULY 12
Due to the increased Labour Costs, we find it
necessary to Cut aeliveries of Houseto House Milk
to 'Two Days Each Week.
'this is being clone in MAW other munIcIPAIItielk
quite successkuhy.
t.a.tdiVERLES WII,L ISE MADE
01 THE RIVER
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS
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Your co-operation in adjusting your
to these changes is apPreciatecl
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Presentation Te Teacher
At ,Dio. 1, Carey
.4uLn0_1 uk pupils ullu former
pupils or ;.3 they 6/Uprise/I
lile reacher, urweu hanott,
by calling auu presenting uer
with the gift uf ail eleeLric clock
on the last day of school.
The following address was read
by Donald Vischer and tile gift
was presented by Barbara Mar-
latt and Laurel kleia.iiiiway.
Dear Mrs. Lllioct, —
it is titiitii deep regret that we
learn of your intention of leaving-
our school. but the 'old order
changeth yielding place to new'
and "tne little red school house'
will be a thing of the past.
We felt e could not allow one
who has been. so faitnini cttIU
SO efficient a worker to depart
without, in some way, showing
our appreciation of ;.he many
services rendered oy yea in the,
past six years.
it so often nappens that those
who spend their time in the work.
Of teaching the sum' curricu-
lum, and exerting an influence
over the 4cliciars that ula..it tend
toward the upbnilcling of char-
acter, and helping them. tO talk
their plate it life in i worthy
way, are left in doll of as to
whether their work is r,zally
preciated.
We know that'you liav2; Worked
hard for us, and With as, have
giVen freely of yourself and time,
that we might win success in the
examination jtist over, and tnat
you will -watch our tutor i careers
with frlendiy interest.
'We hope bbat you will aceept
their gift, not for its value; but for
the fact it ::nay in after years re-
mind you of the pleasaat times
Ive have had together and the
good wishes of all the ./arents
and children of SS No. i, Grey.
Signed on behalf of the pupils,
Laurel kielningW417
Barbara mariatt,
Don Fischer
MrS, tillott thanked everyon9
for the lovely gift, said she would,
follow the pupils progress and
'Wished them well in the sew
school
5. 5. ;12 hicKillop Closes
Doors. After 75 Years
A pensive mood prevailed
Monday night as pupils, parents,
former pupils and residents et
the community of SS 12
lop gathered to bid farewell to
their school which has served
the district for over years, and
is now being absorbed Mb.) Ale-
Kato') school area
in September the school will
not re-open and the sigh' pupils
will be taken by bus to attend SS
6 MoKillop.
Jessie Little, who has taught
in the school for the past lf.^
years was honored by her present
pupils and many former pupils
,who returned for the occasion.
An address was read, by Jim
Rapson, a former pupil and now
a grade 13 student of Seaforth
District. High. School. Rae
Beattie and. Marjorie Glanville
presented her with gifts.
Miss Little thanked he; board
and the people of the ontommnity
for their co-operation.
She expl cased the hope that as
she moves over, to SS her
pupils, the partnersuip may De
continued. 00.
Card prizes were won by s.
Oscar Cuthili min narry
The first school board was
l'ermed in 1880, and in 1289 the
School was built. Of frame con-
struction, the school was built at
a coat a *850, and furnihre and
equipment was valued at ft278.,
in 1914, a renovation program
was carried out to iraprove the
The entrance was mov-
ed from the front to the end.
but these Were the only major
changes made in the original.
Since the sena:A opened la
ICH) there have been jii tesCh-
ers. The first teacher, Miss An-
nie Simpson, taught' for Ons
year.
The school has net PrOdnced
any prime ministers, but there
is a long list of succea.stni
farmers, businessmen, ntOthers
and good citizens who began
their education in SS 12 MC-
Killop
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston
O.A.. 80.
Organist: Mies Sharon Storey
eublic Worship
Smith. Topic:
(2) "Your Church is no WV
'Melville Church Congregation
Welcome
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
MELVILLE CHUR:Cli
Minister: Rev. W. J, Morrison,
MA.
Organist: Mrs. &rank hompson
ARGT
Closed During July
Joint Holiday Services in
Bruasels 'United Church
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rector: Rev. 11. Jennings
SA. LT Mir
Organistz. Mrs. ii. Elliott
ST. JOHN'S
11 ervice wthdrawn for'
Atwood Anniversary
St. Alban's and St. David's
ATWOOD
is Anniversary
11 a.ni. Rev. Cri G. Russell,
B.D.
St. George's, Goderich
PUBLIC SCHOOL RESULTS
continued from page one
Mann Stephen
Minn Stewart
Mrozinski Mark
Sanderson Debbie
Somers Randy
Stratychuk Amine
Sullivan Maureen
Wesenberg Dianne
White, Merlin
Willis Dianne
To Grade 2
Bridge Robert
Brigham Chris
Campbell Laurie
Bauer Doluglas
Fernie
Johnston Wayne
Meehan Kenneth
1V1cWhirter Jacqueline
Nichol. Murray
Pearson Janet
Raymond Colleen
Rutledge Gerald
Valiance Beth'
Wheeler Murray
To. Grads 1
Adams John ,
Armstrong Rea.
Bridge Scott
Eryans Robt.
Cousins Nancy
Fee Brenda
Grenke Keith
Goullet kale
Jintzi Uinta
Sing William),
Keifer Rhonda
Meehan June
Morrison Heather
Mrozinski Victoria
McCall Julie
Pletch Steven
Rictutiond Bonnie Lee
ScOtt Larry
Speir. Williaiu
Stephenson David
IO'beenberg EhOtno
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