HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-09-05, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 5, 1979 1
A FLOWER BY ANY OTHER NAME . . . — A flower by any other
name would still probably be familiar to Mrs. Helen Dobson of Ethel who
had the most points overall for the second year in a row when the
Brussels Horticultural Society held their annual flower show in Brussels
recently. Presenting Mrs. Dobson with her trophy is Mrs. Betty McCall,
president of the Horticultural Society.
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The last show of the
season, The Death of the
Donnollys, has turned out to
be the biggest hit of the
season. Playing to packed
audiences for the last two
. eks, The Death of the
Donnelly's plays September
2 at 2 p.m., September 4, 5,
6, 7, at 8:30 p.m. and
September 8 at 2 p.m. and
8:30 p.m. at Blyth Memorial
Hall. An action packed story
full of historical local colour,
this production of the notor-
ious Donnelly family has
been widely acclaimed as the•
best yet. Tickets are still
available for the last week.
The Death of the Don-
nellys closes the Blyth Sum-
mer Festival's fifth success-
ful season with J..ames Roy as
Artistic Director. The Blyth
Summer Festival attracted
15,000 people this season, an
increase of 3,000 over last
year. Beginning September
1st, Janet Amos will be
taking over as Artistic Direc-
tor.
•The Blyth Centre For The
Arts wishes to thank the
audiences for their continued
support and enthusiasm
which made for such a
successful season. And we
recognize those hard working
actors and production staff
whose professionalism and
outstanding talent have
made the productions so
noteworthy.
With very favourable wea-
ther, a tournament was held
on the Brussels Lawn Bowl-
ing Greens to decide the 1979
winner of the Frank Carter
Trophy. Forty bowlers compe-
ted with the trophy going to
the Glen ltathwell rink of
Atwood. A delicious salad
plate was served to fifty
people.
Jitney Results on Monday,
August 27, were:
First: Helen Martin, 3W40
Second: Mary Yuill, 3W35;
Third: Danny Thompson, 3W
25; Fourth; Jim Bowman,
2W31; Fifth: Margaret Doug-
las, 2W30.
Sixth: Alex Robertson, 2W.
27;. Seventh: Eleanor Hem-
ingway, 2W25; Eighth: Har-
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for
Jim
Stephenson
September 7
Brussels Legion
Results: First: Glen Rath-
well, 3W 48 + 3, Atwood;
Second: Geo. Johnston, 3 W
38, Brussels; Third: Ted
Holman, 2W 41 ± 5, Atwood
Fourth: Terry Gardner, 2W
40 + 6, Wingham; Fifth:
Reg Robinson, 2W 40 + 2,
Mitchell; Consolation: Har-
vey McCallum, Blyth.
men DeVries, 2W25 and
Ninth: Jean Robertson,
2W23.
People we
know
Mr. and Mrs. Jed Cote
of Scarborough visited with
Eldon and Kate Wilson last
week.
Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Brothers
of Scarborough were
holidaying at their home in
Brussels last week.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Kennedy and sons Michael
and. Mark of Mississauga
visited during the weekend
with Mrs. R.W. Kennedy .
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Kennedy, Janice, Deanna,
Andrew and Adrian of
Ottawa were also visitors at
the same home.
Atwood wins
Carter trophy
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