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Brussels students perform
at spring music night
BLYTH
RUTABAGA
FESTIVAL
JUNE 21-22-23
Woe is me
Nicole Mastnak, a Grade 1 pupil at Brussels Public School
mourns her lost love, during her class’s rendition of "Red
River Valley" at the Spring Concert, "Canada Is". A
standing room only audience was entertained as students
from Kindergarten to Grade 8 sang songs from sea to sea.
Blyth United holds
Mother's Day service
Rev. Gordon Pickell opened the
Mother’s Day Service at Blyth
United Church with the call to wor
ship followed by hymn 105, “All
Things Bright and Beautiful”. The
responsive reading was Psalm 95.
The Junior Choir sang a message
in song. A lovely anthem from the
choir was enjoyed.
Lorna Fraser announced a pot
luck picnic June 2 at the park.
Bring your plate, cup and cutlery
and everyone is invited.
Flowers were placed in the
church from the Wilma Radford
funeral. Sincere sympathy is
extended to the family. Flowers
were placed by several families
honouring Mothers. The U.C.W.
meeting is May 16 at 2 p.m. West
Huron President Edith Walker will
speak. Senior Citizens and Grand
parents Day is Thursday, May 16
for an afternoon with the children
of conversation, music and refresh
ments.
Rev. Pickell chose as his topic
for the sermon, “Mothers have a
Glory - Your beauty is not what
came out of you but what I put into
you”. “Happy the Home when God
is There” was sung. Benediction
and choral response closed the ser
vice.
by Andy Overholt and
Dylan Hutchins
“Canada Is ......” This was the
theme for Thursday evening’s spec
tacular of pictures, song and story
as the crew and passengers of the
“Mini Price” took us winging our
way across Canada from coast to
coast.
The program was introduced by
Laura Douma. The pilot was Stacy
Hahn and her co-pilot was Jamie
Nesbitt while the stewardess was
Sherry Tyerman. Dylan Hutchins
was the tour guide who directed the
attention of his tourist passengers
Jonathon Trollope, Lanette Todd
and Ryan McLaughlin to the ever
changing panorama of scenery
below.
Mrs. Uhler’s Grade 3/4 boys
gave us their rendition of Stompin’
Tom’s “Bud the Spud” and the girls
of Grade 7/8 sang “Anne of Green
Gables” to help us enjoy Prince
Edward Island.
We travelled over each province,
enjoying the scenery, by way of
slides and hearing the music from
each class. We heard Quebec’s folk
songs, Ontario’s theme, the
prairies’ cowboy tunes and the bal
lad of wnich told the story of the
avalanche in the Rockies. Through
the music we saw the beauties of
the mountains and the coast of
British Columbia.
The program was well received
by a “full house” audience. We
thank them for their support of our
efforts.
MOVING UP
Grade eight students in our
school have been taking part in sev
eral new programs and activities
which are designed to lake their
transition from elementary to sec
ondary school an easy and enjoy
able one.
These activities began last
December with a visit to our school
from Mr. J. Kopas of the guidance
department of F. E. Madill to famil
iarize themselves with courses and
the school itself.
In April Mrs. Linda Elston, math
ematics and guidance teacher visit
ed us and gave us insight on some
class expectations. In May we had
a tour of F. E. Madill in small
groups conducted by former Brus
sels students Aaron Cardiff, n=
Andrew Perrie, Paul Kitchen,
Michelle Machan and Erica
McDonald. We had an opportunity
to share our concerns and receive
answers to any questions we might
have about high school.
We also talked with Miss
Michelle McNeill and she shared
with us a very insightful view of
high school, college, career selec
tion and many other topics of con
cern to us.
On Monday, May 13 we visit F.
E. Madill again. This visit will be
conducted by Student Council to
enlighten us about extra curricular
activities, an important part of high
school life.
We thank the many people who
make these activities possible. We
will surely enter Grade nine with a
more knowledgeable attitude and a
greater comfort level because of
their efforts on our behalf.
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Indoor & Outdoor
FARMERS’ MARKET
at Brussels Livestock
Every Tuesday & Saturday
Opening May 25th
TO NEED VENDORS
•Handcrafted Art
•Baking ’Produce *Etc.
For details call
357*2832 evenings
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482-7337
33 Victoria St.
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Come Join In tn*
Funf Parade, Gong
Show, Teen Dance,
Conteat - Funf Funl
Bed Race*. Mdway,
Car Rally, Cooking
The Huron County
Alzheimer Advisory Committee
Presents a
LEN FABIANO workshop
"MOTHER I'M DOING
THE BEST I CAN"
TUESDAY JUNE 18, 1991
8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
at the
GODERICH TOWNSHIP HALL
HOLMESVILLE
For complete details call
482-7405 or 482-7865
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BRUSSELS
887-6336
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335-3571