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The Brussels Post, 1974-07-10, Page 4Let's talk feeds., „at. ammoraspommui immiswov , . . Top-notch feed. When you talk feed you know exactly what you want — the best rations at the best value-for-money _prices. And you want reliability — you want to know that the feed you get is consistent in quality and that delivery is prompt. For tops in quality and sexy vice OPNOTCH TOPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED Brussels, Ontario NOG Imo 887-6011 New Store Hours for July & August MONDAY to FRIDAY, 7:30 5:30 p.m. OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. CLOSED ALL DAY SATURDAY OF ALL LINES OF GLIDDEN OFF PAINT Brussels, Ont,- Phone- 8874277 News of Belgrave A Grade 8' s graduate from E. Wawanosh Public Ceremonies, of East Wawanosh Public School were held on Tuesday June 25 from seven to nine in the evening. . Graduates and their parents, teachers and special guests were present in the school auditorium. Mr. W. A. Stevenson, principal of the school, welcomed everyone to the event and took the role of Master of Ceremonies for the night. Donald Balcelaar, one of the thirty-four graduates of 1974 introduced the head tables Mr. Richard Orr then introduced the graduates to the assembly. Rev. John G. Roberts asked the blessing for the excellent cold plate banquet provided and served by the Belgrave Womens' Institute. They were thanked for the fine meal by Mr. William Elston. The Shindigs provided musical numbers for the people. This group is composed of Grade Eight graduates of this year. A new and rising group known as Freedom Three also performed. Mr. Stevenson with the aid of Mr. Orr, presented the following Athletic Awards: Midget Girls - Nancy Verbeek, Audrea Coultes; Midget Boys - Kevin Koehler; Rev. C.A. Falconer will be on holidays for the month of July. On July 14 Rev. Kenneth Knight, a former Cranbrook resident will be the minister. Services are at 9:45 a.rn, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapman and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Jamieson, Kitchener, attended the funeral of the late Chris Fischer and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fischer. Mrs. Calvin Cameron underwent surgery in St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener. One of the oldest buildings in Cranbrook, which was once the cider mill operated by the late Geo. Seimon, has been torn down recently by Howard Mitchell. Junior Girls • Karen Coultes; Junior Boys - Robbie Nicholson; Intermediate Girls - Angela Muscheid; Intermediate Boys - Donald Dunbar; Senior Girls - Janet Cook; Senior Boys Wayne Cook. Academic Award The Girls Academic Award from the Belgrave Co-op was presented by Mr. Murray Loug- heed to the top academic student - Sheila Sholbrook. Gary Hopper received the Boys Academic Achievement Award which is sponsored by the North Huron Credit Union, Mr. Jack Alexander expressed greeting and congratulations to the graduation class on behalf of the Huron County Board of Education. He then presented Academic. Achievement trophies to top students Sheila Shobbrook and Gary Hopper. Miss Joan Currie and Miss Brenda Johnston gave a combined presentation which was very revealing to the students and parents. They stressed the role of the individual student in the Secondary School System and of the new friends to make, clubs to join and the need of being in tune • Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith and sons have moved into their new house on 12th con. The Cranbrook store is now under new management, having been purchased by 'Mr. WM. Elliott, Goderich. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and daughters moved in and Mrs. Mary Becker has gone to Kitchener. We welcome the Elliott family to Cranbrook. The many friends and customers will miss Mrs. Becker and good wishes follow her to her new home. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henry, London, spent the weekend with Mrs. Stuart McNair and all visited Mr, and Mrs. Orlie,Shaw, Mt. Forest, on July 1. with the school, They also stressed the importance of course choice, and hard work to achieve success. The Graduating Class then received their Diplomas from Mr. Alexander and the official program was closed with 0 Canada. The evening was very relaxed and enjoyed by all. Class Members The Graduating Class of 1973- 74 from East Wawanosh Public School is as follows: Grade Eight - Bakelaar, Donald: Bridge, Lyle; Bridge, Lynne; Burley, Spencer; Campbell, Dean; Campbell, Wayne; Cook, Janet; Cook, Wayne; Dunbar, Donald; Elston, Mary Ellen; Fidom, Brian; Haines, Laurie; Haines, Lynne; Hartbib, Kitty; Hopper, Gary; Lougheed, Scot; McBurney, April; McCallum, Cameron; McDowell, Wayne; McNee, Laurine; Meurs, Elizabeth; Meurs, Constance; Muscheid, Angela; Muscheid, Barbara; Musdheid, Olaf; Roberts, Alison; Robinson, Steven; Sc6it, Karen; Shiell, Donald; Shobbrook, Sheila; Thompson, Lori; Walsh, Marni; Wattam, David; White, Reta Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn are on a 'motor trip to the West and will visit Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Dunn at Medicine Hat. Mr. and Mrs. John Bouch and children, Collingwood, visited Mr. and Mrs. Doug Purdy. Week-end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Szarek were Mr. and Mrs. Ed L Barge and sons, Belleville. Members of the Grade 9 choir of LASS were awarded first place at the Stratford Musical Festival and were presented with tickets Personals. Mrs. Mary C haw of Yellow Grass, Sask, and Mrs. Mary Wade of Wingham spent the weekend with Miss. Stella Nethery. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Melville of, Toronto spent the weekend with Mrs, Cooper Nethery and all attended the Nethery reunion on Saturday in Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard James visited. on the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Dennis of Water- loo. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis returned home with Mr, and Mrs. James to spend some holidays. Mr. Robert Gray of Kitchener is holidaying with Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard James. Mr. and Mrs. John Heinmiller os Kurtzville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hibberd on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Johnston of Blyth virere entertained at a dinner at the Wingham Golf Course by their family to celebrate their 35th wedding anniversary on. Friday, June 28th. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Don Craig, Debbie and Douglas, Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Daer, Terry and Patricia of Wingham; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse, Belgrave; Mr. and to hear the "Festival Singers" Students attending from this area were Sharon Engel and Mark Van Veen. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engel and family spent the long week-end at Amberly. Mr. and Mrs. Ervine Hunter and family, Oshawa, visited Mrs. Lylle Gordon on Sunday. Visiting Mrs. mac Engel on July 1 were Mrs. Frank Johnson, Seaforth, Mrs. Walter Broadfoot and Mrs. Torrance Dundas, Walton, and Mrs. Harry ,Bolger, Brussels. Mrs. Alvin Procter, Wingham; Mr, and Mrs. John Evans of Sarnia. Many cards of congratula, tions were received. (Intended for last week) What's your temper temperature, asks the Ontario Safety League? A low boiling point can get you in plenty of luM water! Keep a cool head Oring hot weather driving. Salt, watermelon at Nethery reunion News of Cranbrook Old cider mill is torn down BERG Sales — Service histallation, FREE ESTIMATES • Batit Mane,* • Bunk Feedlot* • Stabbmg Donald G. Ives itairrit Phone: *mods 8817-9024 The 29th annual Nethery reunion was held on June 29, at the community hall, Londesboro, with 70 signing the register. Mr and Mrs. Terry Nethery of Wingham were in charge of the sports which were enjoyed by all. Guests were present from Yellow Grass, Sask., Niagara Falls, Toronto, Hamilton, Burlington, Goderich, Clinton and surrounding districts. Following the supper hour the president, William Nethery of R.R.1, Belgrave, took charge of the meeting. Mrs. Grant Bearss of Niagara Falls read a poem which was a tribute to the late Henry Leishman. Special prizes were given by Abner Nethery of Wingham to the oldest person present, Albert Nethery of Handl, ton, and to the person coining the longest distance, Mrs. Mary Chase of Yellow Grass, Sask. The youngest baby present Was Jeffrey Nesbitt of Auburn, A vote of thanks was given by Abner Nethery Of Wirigharn for the annual gifts of salt which were received' by all present from Percy Barker Of Goderich and a vote of thanks was given to Alex Nethery of Burlington for a' treat of Watermelon to the children. tinvsstis auvk 10; 1974 Alex Nethery of Burlington showed pictures of former celebimtions at the reunion day; this was a special treat for all present, Officers elected for next year were: president, Mrs. Charlie Scanlon of Londesboro; and .secretary-treasurer, Mary Is'abel Nethery of Belgrave. (Intended for last week)