The Brussels Post, 1972-05-10, Page 5ATTENTION
Any person 14 years and older who would
like to make a few extra dollars cleaning
up paper, washrooms etc. during Centen-
nial Days should FORWARD THIS AP-
PLICATION to WAYNE LOWE.
BOX 194, BRUSSELS.
Name
Address Phone
Starting time 6 a.m. to 9 or 10 p.m,
WANTED CENTONIAL
QUEEN
She must be between 16 and 21 years of
age on July 1, 1972
Contestants must be residing in
Brussels, Morris or Grey Twps.
Or any girl from said area attending school
or working elsewhere for not more than 5
years may be elegible to enter.
Contestants will be judged, on the basis of
Personality, Charm, short interview and
overall appearance.
Deadline for entries June 17
The committee are asking any group, organ-
ization, business, society or church to sponsor
one or more girls and they would be under no
obligation, other than giving them her name
and her consent to participate. It is not neces-
sary to have a sponsor in order to enter.
Further details will be announced later in.
The Brussels Post.
To enter contact: MRS. ROBT. RICHMOND
Brussels, Ontario
Phone 887-9340
or MRS. GEORGE MUTTER
Brussels, Ontario
Phone 8874117
Plan Huron recreation association
WMS -meets
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A meeting of all persons in-
terested in recreation. In Huron
County has been planned for
Clinton on Monday evening, May
15 at the Clinton. Community
Centre.
The object of the Meeting,
according to Spence Cummings,
Huron County Development Of-
ficers, is to form a sports assoc-
iation for Huron county.
Mr. Cummings pointed out
in a n interview, last week that
many areas of the province have
associations tp promote sports
within their county and he feels
it would be beneficial in Huron.
The Development Officer has
been active representing- Huron
on a regional recreation assoc-
iation for western Ontario in,the
last few' months but feels a person
nominated from a Huron assoc-
iation would provide a better
representation of sport in Huron.
One of the accomplishments of
the regional representation has
been the hiring of Mrs. Moira
Couper of Hensall as children's
recreation co-ordinator for
Huron, effective May 15. She
was hired and will be paid by
the Youth and Recreation Branch
of the Ministry of Social and
Family Services.
The Proposed Huron assoc,
lation would have two objectives.
It would assemble Information
on such things, as facilities
available, persons interested in.
Particular sports , facilities re-
quired in the county, funds
presently required to maintain
sports programs and what funds
are needed in l-luron's towns
and villages to maintain present
facilities.
If this information was
obtained, the second, objective
of the association would be to
decide what should be done with
the information gathered. To
further the development of sports
within the county should be a
major objective of the organiz-
ation.
Mr. Cummings said that one
of the greatest problems in
forming an association has been
trying to convey to people just
what the organization would be.
He said he does not see it as
a governing body of sports in,
the county, nor does he see it
as a branch of county govern-
ment. In no way, he said, will
It be a county-sponsored recrea-
tion department. He indicated
that he himself would withdraw
from the organization once it
was formed se that it would
have a separate identity but that
..ttirpPg11 office he would do.
everythingpossible to help it
ac hieve its objectives,,
He said the association would
be a method of enabling compe-
tition in many sports. which are.
not playeq. :beyond the local level.
For instance, he said, such.
group might be able to organize
a county summer games from,
which, winners would go on to.
compete at the regional level,
Mr. Cummings said that with.
the present organization in most
ports in jinron, government
funds that are available are being
gobbled up elsewhere with no.
benefit coming to. this area...Such
an, association, he said, would
be a spokesman for area sports
and recreation and able to get
more of this money into Huron.
He urged anyone interested
in sports either for recreation
or competition to attend the
meeting next Monday evening
at the Clinton Community Centre,
Remember! It takes but a
moment to place a Brussels Post
Want Ad and be money in pocket.
To advertise, just Dial Brussels
887-6614.
For the may meeting of mei,
vale M. S, on Friday .night,
guests were present from the
three other churches of the
village and from l3elgrave, to
hear the Apr y and see slides of
the work of Mr. and Mrs, F.
•Harbottle in the country of
on the southern rim Of.theSahara
desert. They, alone, are in
charge of the missionary work of
the area which 'has no hydro,.
no telephone communication and
their life is carried on under very
primitive conditions. Mr. and
Mrs, Harbottle and their four-
daughters are living at
Molesworth while they • spend
their furlough in Canada, Mrs,.
Local
Mrs. R. W. Stephens arrived
home on Saturday for the summer
after spending the winter with
Dr. and Mrs. Pellox in Boston.
Mrs. Leona Armstrong,
president of Brussels Majestic
Institute, attended the 24th Wo-
men's Institute Officers' Con-
ference at the University of
Guelph.
Mr. and Mrs. Habermehl,
Hespler, visited with Mrs. G.
Chidlow one day last week. Mrs.
garbottle was introduced the
Prep/d. ent, Mrs., perald gth5on.
The devotional period was. in
Charge of „Joseph Martin,.
Mrp, C. Matheson Ana .1.0,44 am pp
Main whotePX the:scripture.reacl,
ing„ the meditation and the
prayer, respectively,
musical contributions to the
program were made by Joan.
g Mott and Julie yananee who
sang a duet, accompanied by
their guitars, and Mrs, Nora
Moffatt who played a piano solo.,
Lunch yrap.. served by the
social committee, Mrs, John
yam, Mrs. William Perrie ..and
Mrs.. John Bowman, •
Briefs ifis
Chidlow accompanied them on a
visit to Kincardine friends.
Sm• iles .
Young wile: "Do you still
take an interst in everything
I do?"
Husband; “Certainly. Why
I've spent all day wondering what
you put in those biscuits we had
at breadkfast."
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