The Brussels Post, 1980-05-14, Page 8,. THE, ;BRUSSELS Post MAY 1.Q, 1980.. •
If There RecI lly
No Need or
Continuous Advertising
Ministers
Should preach only one sermon or so a year.
People are against sin anyway,so why harp on it.
Traffic Lights
Should be turned off at dangerous intersections to
save electricity. Everybody' knows it's a dangerous
spot and that is sufficient.
Police
Should stop driving up and down the highways.
No need to caution drivers by patrolling highways.
Drivers know the law and obey it.
Teachers
Shouldn't review lessons. Tell children just once
and they'll never forget it.
BUT If you are one of the foolish kind—like the
Notre Dame Cathedral that has stood for six
centuries but continues to ring the bell' every
day to let people know it is still there- and
b elieve in contiridous profitable advertising,
then your advertising belongs in-
4? Brussels Post
Sl,UNL is
ONTARIO
PROGRAMME
STARTS AT DUSK
CHILDREN IN CARS
(12 Years and Under)
ADMITTED FREE
THEATRE OPEN
Fri., Sat. & Sun.
PHONE 338.3121
. Programme subject to
unavoidable changes,
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MAY 16, 17
THE PRIZEFIGHTER
—PLUS--
ROCK AND ROLL HIGH
[Adult Entertainment]
SUNDAY, MAY 18 ONLY
—Holiday Speclal-
1. THE EVIL
2. BEYOND THE DOOR
3. STUDENT TEACHERS
4. CONVENTION GIRLS 3
R ESTRICTED
"WI CO AM OS OM
Two barns burn
Two brothers, Glen arid
Neil Beuermann of.McKillop
Township, each lost barns in
two separate fires Sunday
nigbt,
Constable Arnold Craig of
the Goderich OPP
detaelmerit said the "barns
burned, under mysterious
circumstances" and an in-
yestigation is being parried
out by - Constable.._. Jim
McLeod of the Seaforth OFF.
Spokesman for the.
Scaforth and Blyth fire de-
partments said flames broke
out,in the barns about 12:30
p;m,, and were out of ,cpntrpl,
when firemen reached the
One fire wasat the Glen
Be uermann farm, on COn.
11, McKillop TownOiO..
Neil Beuermann, Glen's
brother, lost two, vacant
barns valued .at $50;000 on..
his. farm on Sideroad 10, •
north of his brother's farm.
The barn was, on 'the former
John Butch farm. Neil
Beuermann has just taken
possession of the farm a
short time ago.13Iyth firetrien
fought that blaze. '
PLAYOFF CHAMPIONS—At a recent bowling
banquet for the Brussels Mixed Bowling. League
these people were the champions in the
playoffs. From left are Bob young-most
improved; Shirley Wheeler-most improved;
People we
know.
Marlene Cowie-high single; Fred Cousins-high
single; Dennis Newby-high triple; Carolyn
Whitfield-high triple; and Carson Watson for
spai'es. (Photo by Langlois)
Mr. and Mrs., Lyle
Brothers of Scarborough with
their friend Miss Margaret
PattersOn of Longbranch
visited at their home here for
the weekend.
J.L. McCutcheon came
home -on. Saturday after
spending a week as apatie'nt
in Listowel Hospital.
Mrs. Elsie Evans spent
Sunday with the Clark family
of Blyth, • and visited with
Alex Clark of Huronview and
Reg O'Hagen and family of
Wingham.
.060,0
SOME BOWLING CHAMPIONS—In the front row from left, Terry
Qu'esnelle, the high single, Judy Adams had the high aggregate and.
Isabelle Sims had the high triple score for the women when the Brussels
Mixed Bowling held a year end banquet recently. In the back row, Fred
Cousins had high triple, Carolyn Whitfield had the high average (for the
women), Ray Adams had the high aggregate and Fred Sawyer had the
high single for the men. (Photo by Lana lois)
QUEEN'S
HOTEL'
Brussels 887-9996
Fri. & Sat. May 16 & 17
Howard Smith
Talent Mite-Thurs. May 22
8 p.m. - 12 midnight
Prizes GaloreCome and join in the Fun!
FRIDAY DINNER
• Donna's Special
Farmers Sausage •
Banquet Room for small weddings, banquets,
private meetings
Webbs honoured
On Saturday evening,
May 10, Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Webb of Brussels and son
David from Toronto were
entertained at the home of
George McCutcheon in cele-
bration of the Webbs' 50th
wedding anniversary.
Following dinner, Vonne
Buster, and Pauline Clarke
on behalf of the McCutch-
eons, Clarkes and Busters
presented. Florence and
Allan with a crystal vase and
a dozen yellow roses. The
celebrants then moved to the
Oddfellows Hall where a
surprise euchre party had
been arranged in their
honour. The hall was decor-
ated with yellow and white
streamers, yellow daffodils,
candles and an anniversary
cake.
During the evening, eight
games of euchre were
played. The winners were
Ada Smith, John. Sims,
Margaret Kelly and Lottie
McCutcheon.
Following cards, Florence
and Allan were escorted to
decorated chairs for present-
ations.. Janet McCutcheon,
on behalf" of the Rebekah
Lodge, gave them 50th
anniversary cake plate.
Glenn and Jeannie Bridge,
on behalf of the Legion gave
Allan a tie 4 ekand cuff links
bearing the Legion crest and
Florence a pair,• of ,earnings
and necklace and a glass 50th
anniversary candy dish. Bar-
bara McCutcheon read an
address and Judy Hahn, on
behalf of those present, gave
them a monetary gift. Many
other gifts, and cards were
also presented by their
friends. Allan and Florence
expressed their thanks and
appreciation.
A delicious lunch, provid-
ed by the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Legion, the Rebekahs
and friends was served,
smorgasbord style.
,
•