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Receiving honours
Brussels Legion President Rick McDonald presents
Cheryl Armstrong with a certificate for her third place
finish at the zone level, for her Remembrance Day essay.
She had taken first at the branch level. Other branch
winners were Joel Hemingway, Samantha Thomas, Cory
Chapman, Catherine Rushton, Jill Johnston, Zach Home,
Jessy Longlade, Shayna Park-Shaw, Sam Thomas, Matt
Kroll and Joe Oliver.
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Century minus 10
It was a gala celebration for Violet Howes of Huronlea,
Brussels, when she marked her 90th birthday.
V. Howes turns 90
There was a full house at Huron-
lea in Brussels, Saturday afternoon
as family and friends gathered to
celebrate Violet Howes' 90th birth-
day.
Mrs. Howes was born in West
Zorra Twp. Oxford County, on Feb.
17, 1908, to John and Mary Hold-
en.
After attending Bennington
School, Woodstock Collegiate and
London Normal School, she wed
Donald Francis Howes on Dec. 28,
1932.
While raising her three children,
Mrs. Howes taught elementary
school for many years.
She is also the proud grandmoth-
er of six and great-grandmother of
two.
Though she retired from teaching
in 1972, she continued to stay
To remember neighbours around
the world, the Women's Inter-
Church Council of Canada is spon-
soring a World Day of Prayer,
March 6, in which the parishes of
Blyth United Church and St. John's
Anglican, Brussels, will participate.
While Canadians think them-
selves comfortable with a good
income, nice home, healthy chil-
dren who attend school every day
and weekly visits with grandpar-
ents, it is consideration for the less
fortunate neighbour which is the
focus of the World Day of Prayer.
Information from the United
Nations Human Development
Index for 1997 tells of a common
situation in less developed coun-
tries such as Madagascar, off the
coast of Africa.
The husband may earn $700 per
year and the wife, with little educa-
tion, is unable to find work outside
the home.
Their third child died before the
age of five and the children never
knew their grandparents because
they died in their 50s.
These study results are not sur-
active in community projects, par-
ticularly those involving children.
She helped with the Meals on
Wheels program at Clinton Hospi-
tal when it first began and says she
enjoyed working with the Golden
Radar Senior Citizens in Clinton.
She is a past president of the
Atwood Maple Leaf Institute, past
Worthy Matron of the Listowel
Eastern Star and past president of
the Friendship Circle of Blyth Unit-
ed Church.
She also served as treasurer for
the WMS for many years and was a
leader of the Children's Mission
Band, in Blyth, for six years.
In celebrating her special day,
Mrs. Howes welcomed more than
100 guests to Huronlea and
received greetings from Prime Min-
ister Jean Chrdtien and Governor
General Romeo LeBlanc.
prising as Madagascar finished 152
of 175 countries in the UN's devel-
opment report. Canada placed first.
Ways of helping less fortunate
people will be the central question
for the World Day of Prayer.
Everyone is invited to take part
in this global, ecumenical move-
ment of "informed prayer and
prayerful action", which draws par-
ticipation from 170 countries.
All offerings gathered during the
services will support development
and justice projects in Canada and
abroad. International projects will
include nutrition and tutoring pro-
grams, homes for the homelessn
aged women and migrant workers
and computer learning laboratories.
World Day of Prayer sponsor
Women's Inter-Church Council
also works for children's rights, the
rights of landmine victims and the
abolition of sweatshops.
The Blyth United service begins
at 7:30 p.m. while St. John's Angli-
can starts at 8 p.m.
Anyone wishing more informa-
tion may check out the web site at
www.wicc.org.
Students
back in
business
Student Works Painters are
preparing to be back in business
again this summer and to that end
are recruiting staff for the season.
Chris Davies said they are look-
ing for college and university-aged
students for painting jobs this sum-
mer, while high school students
will be hired for cold calls.
In business since 1982, Student
Works, carries with it a three-year
warranty on work. Students are
fully covered by insurance and
workers° compensation, Davies
said.
Anyone looking for employment
can contact Davies before March 1
by leaving a message at 519-887-
6912 or after March 1 at 1-800-
803-1100.
Local churches host special service