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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-01-10, Page 6TEEN DANCE Ethel Community Hall Saturday, Jan.13 8:30 p.m. -12:00 Prizes Admission: $1.50 each Booth Steven's Disc Jockey Disco and Rock Night EVERYONE WELCOME CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES CLINTON CAMPUS WINTER/SPRING 1979 Students are already enrolling in the following courses which are being offered in this winter/spring semester. To ensure a place in the course of your choice, call 482-3458 Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. or visit the Clinton Campus on Vanastra Road. Home Study $25.00 Office Practice for the Receptionist $23.00 Basic Bookkeeping $23.00 Advanced Bookkeeping $23.00 Photo & Darkroom Techniques $33.00 Bartending. Techniques $33.00 Principles of Appraisal $140.00 Basic Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation $22. i5 PICK UP ONE OF OUR WINTER/SPRING TABLOIDS FROM THE CLINTON CAMPUS. Conestoga College of Applied Arts and Technology vitev• gota lot tot/ore. Brian Tenpas, Mike Watson and Ken Cousins. Assists went to Brian Tenpas, Gary McCutcheon and Mike Wat- an exhibition game with son. Clinton and were defeated The Bantam team played 5.0, Stratford Gallery gets new Canadian shows Brussels Legion HIGHLAND BALL Robbie Burns Night Brussels Legion Sat. Jan. 20 9 — 1 Music by: Boyd's Orchestra $5.00 per couple LIMITED NUMBER OF TICKETS TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM: Pipe Band members Or Phone 887-6651, 887-6398 Sponsored by: Brussels Legion Pipe Band Walton Area SPORTS CLUB Snowmobile Poker Rally 6 THE BRUSSELS POST, JANUARY 10, 1979 Hockey action limited during Xmas holidays. Dr. and Mrs. Hazlewood • • have returned from spending the holiday season with their family in Burlington and. Hamilton. Mrs. Danby has returned People we know home after spending the holiday season in Weston with her daughter and son- in-law; Ron and Bertha VVestcott. The Gallery/Stratford has announced the opening of two exhibitions, Hagan, The Mind and the Hand, and Brian Porter, Recent Paintings. HaganThe Mind and the Hand has been organized by the Grimsby Public Library and Art Gallery. Fred Hagan has been a professional artist and teacher all of his adult life. This retrospective col- lection of paintings, drawings and prints spans a period from 1938 to 1976. The earliest works are street scenes when Hagan found that painting was a re- velation, he went to drawing classes in the evenings and on Sundays spent his time on street studies. The work expanded as he moved to the country and visited Algonquin Park. Military scenes from the Second World War form an important segment. More and more interest in the figure is evinced, print- making becomes a major preoccupation with an ex- ploration of the potential of lithography. Fred Hagan has influenced generations of young artists in Ontario through his many years of teaching at the Ontario Col- lege of A rt. This represent- ative exhibition is an over- view of the development and changes in an important artist 's career in the Pro- vince of Ontario. Fred Hagan is a genial, gruff individual, there is a twinkle in his eye, Minor hockey activities were very limited over the holiday season and last week's stormy weather didn't help either. Prior to Xmas the Midget team travelled to Hensall where they played to a 2-2 tie. Brussels' goals were scored by Ken. Higgins and Ken Cousins with assists by Paul Johnston, Paul Bragg, and Brian Tenpas. The Bantams also played Zurich before the holiday and were tied 1-1 until the last minute of the game when Zurich scored the winning goal. Brussels' only goal was scored by Kevin Bishop as- sisted by Todd Wheeler and Peter Benett. The Midgets were at home to Hensall during the break and were defeated 7-3. Paul Johnston scored 2 goals -and Ken Cousins scored 1. Assists went to Brian Tenpas and Ken Cousins. They were also at home to Elma-Logan and after trailing the first two periods came back to win the game 5-4. Scoring for Brussels wer( Paul Johnston, Ken Higgims, Don't let a high food bill limit your family's nutri- tion. Poor planning, over- buying, limited storage space, convenience foods and wasting leftovers rather than high food prices may be contributing to your higher food bill. Make prop- er nutrition a part of your Lifestyle. one sees his love of humanity, his interest in the everyday and commonplace through the work in this show. The second exhibition, Brian Porter, Recent Paintings, has been prepared by the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. The exhibition in- cludes works completed over the past two years while the artist lived in Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Brian's images originate from his dreams which are then recorded permanently in paint. They are meticulously executed with care and skill. These works are produced by a man who feels very detached and who has a love for his work. "It doesn't matter where you live," he says, "life consists of two activities: painting and waiting to paint pictures". Brian says very W L Av Bruce Weber 62 58 51% Gordon Jacklin 61 59 50% Ernie Back 57 53 51% Sam Workman 56 54 51% John Smith 53 37 58% Ken Webster 46 64 41% Don Gibson 39 21 65% Bob Elliott 34 36 48% Glen Bridge 27 33 45% Ken Graber 26 24 52% Gord Rutledge 25 25 50% Gordon Nichol 21 19 52% Ted Elliott 20 20 50% Brian Rutledge 18 22 45% Pat Rutledge 18 32 36% Ron Adams 17 13 56% Frank Stretton 14 16 46% Glen Dunn 10 10 50% Joe Adams has high single In the Brussels Mixed Bowling League on Tuesday, January 2, Joe Adams star- red with a 284 high single. The highest high triple was Ray Adams with a 678. In the ladies department Carolynn Whitfield was a high with a 263 single. Jane Draper took the high triple with a 588. , Other high triples belong- ed to Joe, Adams 625, Jim Adams 608, Brian Secrett 584, and Carolynn Whitfield 579. Bowling over 200 were: Ray Adams 249, 218, and 211, Jim Adams 225, Jane Draper 223, Pat Newby 209, Brian Secrett 208 and 208, Doug. Henderson 201. Reduce if overweight. Give Heart Fund (t, little about his work and concludes that paintings speak for themselves. In comparison with the Hagan show, the strange imagery, the juxtaposition of human and animal forms, the un- usual viewpoint all will make an interesting comparison between one artist's outer look on life and another artist's record of his dreams. Hagan, the Mind and the Hand will continue until February 4, 1979. Brian Porter, Recent paintings will continue until February 11, 1979. The Gallery/Stratford and its programmes are sup- ported by the Canada Council, the City of Stratford, the Ministry of Culture and Recreation, the Ontario Arts Council, and its membership. Scott Bridge 7 3 70% Neil Adams 4 6 40% Mens Cribbage Standing W L Av. Bruce Weber 68 62 52% Gordon Jacklin 66 64 50% Ernie Back 62 58 51% Sam Workman 60 60 50% John Smith 53 37 58% Ken Webster 51 69 42% Bob Elliott 41 39 51% Don Gibson 39 21 65% Glen Bridge 35 35 50% Gordon Nichol 27 23 54% Ken Graber 26 24 52% Gord Rutledge 25 25 50% Ted Elliott 20 20 50% Brian Rutledge 18 22 45% Pat Rutledge 18 32 36% Ron Adams 17 23 42% Neil Adams 8 12 40% Cribbage standings Notice to Owners of DOGS AND CATS FREE RABIES CLINICS Wed. January 10 Gorrie Community Hall 3:00 - 7:00 p.m. Fri. January 12 Wingham Town Shed 2:00 - 8:00 p.m. Mon. January 15 Dungannon Agricultural Hall 3:00 - 7:00 p.m. Wed. January 17 Blyth Community Centre, 2:00 - 8:00 p.m. Fri. January 19 Brussels Fire Hall 2:00 - 8:00 p.m. Mon. January 22 Ethel Fire Hall 3:00 - 7:00 p.m.