HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-12-05, Page 10I'M SO HAPPY!—That's what Mrs. Isobel
Smith of Brussels said over and over again
when she discovered that she was the winner of
the BBA's $100 draw on Friday night. The draw
was held at Oldfield's Pro Hardware Store and
handing Mrs. Smith the money is employee
Doug Sholdice. The next draw is to be held at
Stephenson's Bakery and Grocery.
(Brussels Post Photo)
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i0 THE BRUSSELS POST, DECEMBER 5, 1979
Winners at Legion turkey bingo
BY WENDY HEREIN
On Tuesday, Novembet
25, the Brussels Girl Guides
joined the Brussels United
church choir to celebrate the
International Year of the
Child.
Deputy Commissioner
Bessie Blinkhorn was very
proud to present Mariann
Scott with the highest award
in Guiding - the Canada
Cord. This was Bessie Blink-
horn's third cord present-
ation in four years to Brus-
Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Panomarenko of Walton
were Sunday sur-er guests
with Mrs. Alvin; s ulutzen.
Mrs. Jeanne Ireland, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Sweeney,
Mrs. Jean Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. JackBowman and Jim
Bowman were Saturday
evening guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Len King of Listowel.
Also visiting at the same
home were Mr. and Mrs.
Cliff Ritchie of Walton, Mr.
and Mrs. Brad Thorn of
Sproud.
Mr.and Mrs. Ed Elston
and Jane of R.R.1, Arva,
Mrs. Joan Prescott of
Monkton, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Smith of Blyth and
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RECREATION
DANCE
Dec. 8th
B.M. & G. Community
Centre
Brussels
Music by
Mystery Train
$5.00 a couple
LUNCH
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wight-
man of R.R.1, Belgrave.
Mrs. Adelne Smith
returned home Saturday
from a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Lahn of Hanover.
Kim Fritz of RR2,
Brussels, a student at
Seaforth Public School, was
one of the winners in a
literary contest on a
Remembrance Day theme
• sponsored by Seaforth
Legion Branch 156.
Kim won an award for the
best junior essay entered in
the literary contest.
Atoms win
tournament
The Brussels Atoms took
part in the Arthur Atom
Tournament on Saturday
playing 3 games to win the
trophy. The first game was
against Arthur who they
defeated 7-1. Dean Wheeler
and Marty Rutledge scored 3
goals each with Steve
Wheeler getting the single.
Asissts went to Craig Work-
man, Jeff Alcock , Bobby
Badley, Mike Saxon, lean
Nicholson, Bruce Johnston.
The second game they
played was against George-
town and they scored a 5-1
victory over their opponents.
Marty Rutledge scored 3
goals, Dean Wheeler 2 goals
for the home team. Assists
went to Dean Nicholson,
(Continued on Page 20)
Winners of the first Turkey
Bingo held at the Brussels
Legion on Friday, November
23 were:
Ron Gordon, Donna
Elliott, Gwen Flinn,
Kathleen Shiels. Gerald
Hiusser, Mrs. Riley, Debby
Riley, Jean McNeil, Mrs.
Garniss of Wingham, Ralph
Traviss, Gerald Huisser, Kay
Aitcheson, Ray Adams and
Bev Bentley.
In the specials class,
winners were: Helen
Dobson, Liz Sholdice and
CRIBBAGE STANDING
W L Av.
Ernie Back 41 39 51
Sam Workman 40 40 50
Al Nichol 33 27 55
Pat Rutledge 33 27 55
Gordon Jacklin 33 47 41
Al Logan 31 29 51
Brian Rutledge 28 22 56
Bob Elliott 26 34 43
Gordon Nichol 23 27 46
Neil Adams 11 9 55
Ken Graber 8 2 80
Barry Adams 4 6 40
Bill Wray 4 6 40
INDIVIDUAL DART
STANDING
St. Fin. Pts
Bob Richardson 42 42 126
Ken Bird 33 33 99
Clint Emmrich 38 26 y 90
Eric Ross 33 25 83
Ernie Back 34 23 80
Cameron Ross 32 22 76
Bob Watkins 30 21 72
Alvin McLellan 34 19 72
Bill Thamer 39 15 69
Moe Gordon 26 16 58
Ron Watson 23 17 57
Jack Vincent 38 9' 56
Frank Workman 19 15 49
Gordon Nichol 22 12 46
Monty Engel 26 9 44
Carl McLellan 17 13 43
Barry Engel 19 12 43
Glen Bridge 19 12 43
Ray McNichol 22 10 42
L. Machan 25 8 41
Doug Chapman 26 6 38
Murray McNicholl 9 9 37
Gordon Engel 25 6 37
Wayne Campbell 18 8 34
Sam Workman 15 9 33
Ken Josling 15 9 33
Mo Nichols 8 11 30
Bob Elliott 16 7 30
Doug Cook 20 5 30
Murray Johnston 16 6 28
Ervin Pease 20 4 28
Rainer Saurs 19 4 27
,Ross Nicholson 20 3 26
Darryl Dale 14 5 24
Jan Van Vliet 13 5 23
Frd Meiers 16 3 22
Barry Adams 14 3 20
Gordon Ruff 10 3 16
George Subject who split
$25; in the second specials
Cathy Burkholder and
Dorothy McArter split $25,
and the winner of the third
special: was Mrs. Helen
Dobson who won $25. Mrs.
Riley of Wingham was the
winner of Share-the-Wealth
and Barb Knight won the
door prize.
In the November 30 turkey
bingo winners of turkey were
Clem McLellan, Nancy
Marks, Mrs. Ohms, Dorothy
McArter, Dorothy McArter,
Harvey Bernard 10 2 14
Bill White 9 2 13
Scott Bridge 9 1 11
John Engel
5 2 9
Bill Lappage 6 1 8
Neil Adams 1 0 1
TEAM STANDING
Pts.
8th Line 71
Walton 59
Morrisbank 54
Sams Gang 54
5th Line 49
Bluevale 49
Archers 46
Cranbook 43
Blyth 28
Little Piggies 27
High score 3 darts, Glen
Bridge 156; High score for the
evening: Murray Johnston
140.
Maurais
has top
triple
Ron Maurais topped all
bowlers with a 706 triple and
a 274 single. Jim Adams was
2nd high mens bowler with a
triple of 656 and a high single
of 262. Dennis Newby was
3rd high mens bowler with a
triple of 629 and a high single
of 246.
Carolyn Whitfield topped
all the ladies with a high
triple of 669 and a high single
of 264. Lorna Young was 2nd
high lady with a 543 triple
and a 202 single. Helen
Adams was 3rd high single
with her game of 198 and
Marlene Cowie was 3rd high
triple with a score of 526.
Team Standings: Bad
News Bears-51, Sure Shots-
49, No Name Brand-44,
Team 4-37, Poor Exc-u-u-se-
26, Toilet Bowlers-24.
were Isobel Sims $25;
Audrey Brown - $25; and
Vera, Hastings $25. Shirley
Wheeler was the winner of
the Share-the-Wealth and
the door prize winner was
Helen Adams.
sels Girl Guides.
After the church service all
the Girl Guides were invited
back to Mariann's where a
delicious lunch was served
by Mrs. Spence Scott.
For the next weeks the Girl
Guides will be getting into
the Xmas spirit by preparing
their presentations for the
Santa Claus Parade; the next
week the Girl Guides will be
singing Xmas Carols at the
Nursing Home and closing
with the Xmas Party.
Crib, dart scores
Guides sing with
United Church choir