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SUGAR BUSH VISITORS — Students from Brussels Public School opportunity to learn about both modern and old-fashioned methods
visited the Maple Keys Sugar Bush, near Ethel on March 27. In of making maple syrup during their guided tour. Raft Is photo
addition to enjoying the beautiful scenery, the children had the
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OUTDOOR STAIRCASE — Brussels Public NO SAP HERE — Christine Wilbee, left, and Korey Bray, members of Miss Blake's
school students descend an outdoor stairway Kindergarten class at Brussels Public School, check for sap In a bucket on one of the trees at
during a recent trip to the Maple Keys Sugar the Maple Keys Sugar Bush, during a class trip last Thursday. Unfortunately, it was a cold
Bush. day and the sap was not running. Raftls photo
Season over for local dart club
Cranbrook Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
The Dart Club finished off the season on
Thursday evening,_1V1a h 20. The season
champs were LloySmith and Bruce Mann.
Other winners were' Kevin Pennington;
most starts, Allen' Sleighthohn; most fin-
ishes, Jim Hart; most points, George Zwep
and play-off cramps, Jim Hart; Thn
Prescott. A meal was served by the ladies.
The Hall Board had 15 tables at their
euchre an Thursday e9ening, with the
following winners; high Shirley Versteop,
Chas. Keeso, Low, Isabel Craig, Bill Craig,
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Keifer, Helen Alexander, Stuart Stevenson,
Moms Honeyford, Sharon Rapson, Earl
Mills, Marion Keeso, John Simpson, Annie
Engel, Stan Alexander, Gordon Murray, and
Hazel McKenzie; lucky tallies; Donald
Clark, Claretta Honeyford. Patricia Scam-
mell, Keith Turnbull, Thelma Keifer, Uoyd
Snlith; lucky cups, Adrian` Versteop, Jun
Hart, Stan Alexander, Annie Engel, and
birthday prize, Stuart Stevenson.
There will be a euchre on April 4 at B 30
p.m. in the Community Centre.
Good Friday and weekend visitors with
Mrs. Gordon Engel included Sharon, Tracy
and Susan, London, Mr. and Mrs. Ron
Burdett and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Engel,
Kitchener.
TRAGIC DEATH
This community was deeply shocked and
saddened to learn of the tragic accident
resulting in the death of a Cranbrook boy.
Bert Pomeroy, only son of John and
Maureen Pomeroy was killed east of
Cranbrook on Saturday, March 22 when the
all-ten-ain vehicle he was riding collided with
a pickup truck driven by his 15 -year-old
friend. Bert is survived by his parents, a
sister Jennifer and grandparents in Ottawa
and Nova Scotia. The funeral took place on
Wednesday, March 26 in Ottawa.
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