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uchr is appreciated
e secretary, Mrs. Tom lTaggitt gave her Tom Haggett; treasurer x Mra, Eleanor
port and also the treasurer, Mee. Eleanor Bradnocit and directors Mrs. Lillian
+ radnoek gave,... the annual financial Netherland, Major YOuugblut,, Mrs. Dorothy
statement. Grange, Ross Robinson, Mrs. Donald
shuffleboard eaccepted,artiesandthedaily Haines, Harry Arthur, Mr. and Mrs, Art
ll a eboari~ the were showing much
interest in both of these activities l
this febre arrdMr: and Mrs. Ernie Deernbi.Plans were made to hold the next dinner
community. on February 15 with Mrs. Tom Haggitt, Mrs.
The new officersare past president. Tom Marjorie McDougall, Mrs. Roy Doer and
,Jardin; president - Elliott Lapp; first vice- Mrs. Lapp as the - committee in
president'Orva]&1ePlke: secretary •.`.� Elliott•.••."-. �'.••
- Orval McPhee: secretary -Mrs.•
charge. Thistime the country members will
bring Wade and the villagers wil bre the
b the
bring salads and the villagers willr>la�g,
next Meeting and a discussioli took place on
to come out
Prow to encourage more people
and play shuffleboard. Everyone is asked to
bring ideas for future meetings.
Everyone 60 and over are invited to join
the club.
Brussels midgets outscore gingham znW4AAgame
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invited to attend. Feb. 11 the Young People of this community
Following the supper, Rev. Cheryl Ann are organizing an Ice Carnival at the
Stadelbauer-Sampa of Egmondville will Belgrave arena.
show slides and tell of her experiences as a Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McDonald of Brussels
minister in Zambia. Everyone welcome. and Mrs. Ur? Stewart of Seaforth were sup -
Personals per guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna visited on Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rath of Mossley
the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. called on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehouse
Wayne Minuch and family and Mr. and Mrs. Wednesday afternoon.
Brian Storer and Adam all of Kitchener. Brussels Midgets outscore
Over 115 young and old from Belgrave and Wingham, 6-4
the surrounding area enjoyed an old A classic David and Goliath struggle took
fashioned Skating Party, hot dogs and hot place in the Wingham arena on Jan. 19 as
ehoeolate-at the-price-Df-25-cents_each>.at the_ the Wingham Midgets took on the Brii sels
,Belgrave Community Centre on .Lan. 71 Or. Midgets ,noa P
� W(�A 7�1altP dam
DHSS study $ e r ,
entire in a district Grade 6 student from H
Bonnie Turner; a Grade 10 student at Cen in
_____., a., MnRv
Led by .two goal performancels by Marty
Rutledge and Andy Nethery and superb
goaltending by Jeff McGavin the Brussels
item outhustled, outworked and finally
outscored the highly favored ' Wingham
item 6-4.
�Ithough Wingham may prefer their op-
position from such distant spots as Owen
Sound, last week's game proved that teams
much closer to home can give them all the
oppositon.they can handle.
Take heart Canada's Olympic Team. The
mighty can be beaten, just ask the Brussels
Midgets.
d th dist i t competition olmesville Public
t 1 Huron Secondary School has won first Lorelei Robinson, alsoGrade 10, won School, Joy, Mabon,• came in third in the
pt�ze in the senior division at the zone com- second prize in the senior division for her junior division with her prose selection,
petition for the Royal Canadian Legion poem, What Has This to do With Me. Remember The Children, They Died to Too.
Re embrance Day Literary Contest. Bon- In the intermediate second, Vicki Peck, a The Clinton Legion would nie'- Submission was an_ esssa�? len. i like o lac forttled Grade 9 CHSS student placed second with gratulate these talented young p p
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What the Poppy Means to Me. It will now be her Tines T nI_p ud_ta_WT+ar a Pnnrw 4 their fine submissions.
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The annual Awana Car Rally was held in Clinton last week. Win- first, Joshua Yanchus; second, Kristen Crawford; third, Danny
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By Margaret Hoggarth The meeting which , was held in the
KIPPEN - Kippen East Women's Institute Presbyterian Church Hensall, was well at -
entertained the senior citizens. of Hensall tended with about 32 seniors and 18 W.I.
and vicinity to dinner at their January members present. Mrs. Payne, on behalf of
meeting. ' the senior citizens group thanked the W.I.
The roll call was answered by naming a for the delicious lunch and presented a sum
T.V. program and telling why you enjoyed of money to the W.I. president Mrs. Grace
it. Grace Drummond presided for the Drummond who thanked the senior citizens
meeting and Mrs. Robert Bell filled in for and mentioned-that-last'y -ear' s. donation was ._.......
the secretary Mrs. Grant MacLean. Mrs. used to send a needv child to summer camp.
Drummond contributed some verses and
Mrs. Vern Alderdice gave a reading. 'It was
decided to cater to a wedding in September
and to begin quilting at Rena Caldwell's
home on Jan. 23. Everyone who can quilt is
welcome. During the dishwashing session
Mrs. Carl Payne conducted a contest.
The guest speaker, John Marshall of the
Goderich detachment of the O.P.P. was in-
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Mrs. Al Hoggarth. John Marshall explained
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United. Church News
Rev. James Bechtel conducted St. An-
drew's Church service, in the absence of
Pastor Don Moffat, who is a patient in St.
Joseph's Hospital, London, following an
operation on his shoulder. It was reported
that Pastor Moffat is making good progress
and expects to return home shortly.
Rev. Bechtel's sermon entitled "The
Honour Roll" revolved around the Bible
stories of Abraham, Joseph and Gideon. He
emphasized the need. for prayer warriors in
children t'hrougbout the tvirofe-area-arirl-he -phi's genres ion - -- - - - - ---
showedthree films, one of children being The Ministry of. Music was presented by
taught safety on the school bus. Another en-
titled From Ftags to Riches which showed
the careful training of a horse named Pad-
dy, for a very important assigninent in the
Queen's Calvary, and the third showed the
involvement.: of children with the senior
ejtiiens '
the choir, accompanied by Mrs. Gerald Mof
fatt at the organ. .
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1. Why is an ear like a marching
It has a drum.
2. Why is an eye like a teacher?
1C has a pupil.
3. Why is a hand like a tool box?
It has nails.
4. Why is a leg like a cow?
It has a calf.
5. Why was the leg sad?
All it could do was thigh.
6 Why was the heart surgeon in front of a mir-
ror?
He was very vain.
7. Why did the baker kneel in the dough?
He kneeded it.
8, Why are these riddles like feet?
They're toe bad.
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