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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-06-25, Page 7! is THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 26,-1NO — 7 A 1919 MODEL T —.Bruce Gropp of R.R.1, Brunner was having a little trouble getting his. Model-T started at the Antique Car Show and Flea Market but with the help of an unidentified friendileft) he finally got it going. (Photo by Ranney) RIDES ANYONE? Jim- Garniss Of Brussels was on hand to offer horse-draWn rides to anyone who wanted them at the Brusiela imitique Car Show and Flea Market on.. Saturday. (Photo. by Ranney) ° TIME FOR A LITTLE REST AND RELAXATION — Michelle, Danny and Cindy McNeil opted for a little rest while their father Don McNeil cleaned up on Sunday near the end of the weekend Antique Car Show and Flea Market. (Photo by Ranney) Id i Br cars v sitBrussels • . a SURROUNDED BY HIS MERCHANDISE Bill Hall of Owen Sound was just one who had things to sell at the-Annual Antique Car Show and Flea Market at the Brussels Agricultural Grounds on Saturday. Here he sits surround by his merchandise—old car parts. (Photo by Ranney) , SAY, THIS .IS kiiIkETTY NEATCARr-,::LeS• Deyihaand..606Lee,..: ;'MattheW and Guy of Seaforth. stopped tOadMite,One of the.Older model of F4cars at the annual Antique Car Show and. ea Market'' held, in.BrUtbelS on .:(Pholaby Ranney (Continued from Page 1) ion Pipe' Band paraded through the` grounds, stop- ping at various spots playing their music for all. They were then conveyed by the Antique Car to Brus- sels Cemetery for their part in the Decoration. Services. At 2 p.m. car games were played on the race track. Winners were: Balloon Race (on Weper) 1. Keith Hensley Kitchener; Balloon Race Break Balloon Rt. Rear Wheel (3 Races) 1. Harry Gardner, Waterloo; 2. Keith Hensley, Kitchener; 3. Dave Miller, Listowel; Potato Race 1. John Damman, Waterloo. Bologna Raffle - 20 lbs. (made by Holzamer Meats, Atwood) won by Francis Stielmacher, Neustadt. Sunday at 2:15 p.m. child- ren's games were played on the green in the centre of racetrack. These were super- vised by Brenda Richmond, Jan & June Adams. At 3:30 p.m. trophys were presented. They included the Long Distance Trophy-donated by Carl's Auto Body Brussels, won by 8 members - Sarnia group - travelled 110 mi. Best Brass Trophy - don- ated by Max & Barbara Watts was not awarded - .no Brass Car present (1915 & older). Best CoMmeicial Trophy - donated.MCNeil's Auto Body Brusseli won by lames Her- gott, Kitchener - 38 Dodge Pickup. Best Graffitti trophy donated John .Brown' Motors, Gift* 'Won by jaCli Durnin, ,Kitchener; 1958 Ford Con— : Most, Appealing Auto Trophy donated by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bainton, Bain- ton's Old Mill, Blyth, Ont. won by Greg Smith, Atwood, 1929 Oakland Roadster. Oldest vehicle - donated by the Holzamer Family, At- wood, won by Russ Parsons, Staffa, 1929 Olds Coupe. Hard luck trophy - donated by McNeil's Auto Body, pre- sented to Laverne Felkar, Kurtzville. Over the two day period Brussels played host to 45 vendors; 31 camping; 23 vehicles for sale; and 165 cars for show. Gate admissions were 1300 not including - vendors, campers, show cars. Gas Discount was supplied by Texan Grill (Bruce & • Sharon Webster) for all an- tique and general interest vehicles. All Registered Weekend- ers and cars for show receiv- - ed a brass plaque and Tour Pack containing advertising from local and area busines- ses. The' Antique Car Show and Flea Market had two (special' visitors on Sunday when Les Gosling of Wing- ham flew in, in his 1941 Tiger Moth and when the Shriner's Jeepster Unit of the Mocha Temple in London came in with their jeepsters. OH GOOD, 'SHADE AT LAST Michelle Cowie and Michelle McNeil seemed happy to find a Shaded :place to rest at the Antique Car Show and Flea Market on Saturday;,- (Photo.by.