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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-07-23, Page 9The Walton Area Sports ,McDonald. Buildall was, w\‘\`'Pll aub has announced the by Watson Reid, winners of the Grand Open- ing draw. First prize, a gas Second prize, $50 worth of barbecue, donated by steak won by Mrs, 10101.. OFF FOR A DIP Some Brussel s children are seen here boarding a bus to Atwood for a Thursday morning swim. The bus was sponsored by the Lion's Club and local chapter of the Royal Canddian 'Legion. (Photo by Langlois) ices meet • Succesful Executives know, a meeting can be more productive in the right atmosphere. Benmiller Inn WELCOMES YOU! Get away from it all for a change. Isolate your people in our resort complex. Comprehensive meeting facilities for groups of up to 30 including meals, refreshments, recreational facilities and overnight accommodations, if required. A very productive atmosphere for,your gathering. Call for details on a package designed to your specifications 524-2191 Daily Dinner Specials Entertainment Fri. & Sat. July 25 & 26 TUE. 3 pieces fried chicken 'fries, vegetable, salad WED. Breaded Solepotatoes, vegetable, salad $2.70 '2." Maple Lane HOUSE SPECIAL • Pine • Pig Tails • Ribs & Kraut Try Our New FIVE BY FIVE meal in itself. $4.25 $3.25 '2." $6.25 THURS. Club Steak home fried potatoes, vegetable, salad FRI. Ham Steak - Pineapple potatoes, vegetable, salad SAT. B.B.Que Ribs potatoes, vegetable, salad SUN. T-Bone & mushrooms EE 'baked potatoes, vegetable, salad „ ICe CreaM for children Under 12 accompanied by adult. SPECIAL MEAL PRICES FOR CHILDREN't PORTIONS UNDER ,12 Brussels ,887-.6914 RUSSELS NN .887.'6421 "u" HOTEL nitort draw Church, at the Shouldice Settlement near Shallow Lake, the reunion committee presented a plaque in commenoration of the 75th anniversary of the building of the church. After the church service the family gathered again at Shallow Lake Community Centre for lunch. They had the opportunity to share information, look over ancestral charts, photographs, copies of land registries and newspaper, clippings referring to the achievements ' of the Shouldice family. The next Shouldice reunion will be held in. Ottawa in 1985. 4H girls learn emergency care Belgrave' 4-H Club met July 14, at Mrs. Harvey Black's. at 7:00 p.m. Members ' discussed what skit toper to do for achieve- ment day and were shown how to make a splint and a pressure bandage. _ They discussed what to do in emergency situations, and basic first aid. Members were shown how to do artificial respiration - and discussed what to do in case of storms also in case you get lost. The 4-H' camping trip is scheduled for July 18th at Falls Reserve . Campground in Benmiller. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Knight of Brussels attended the First International Shouldice family reunion held recently at Shallow Lake. Mrs. Knight was formerly Ella Sholdice. Four hundred members of the Shouldice family were, in attendance from throughout the United States and Canada. Among those were Dr. Kenneth Shouldice, of Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan', who is president of State College there and has been an American delegate on Missions to countries throughout the world including' communist countries and Red China, Also present at the reunion was Hays Shouldice, a member of the Canadian football hall of fame. The origins of the Shouldice family go back to the Pala ltinate country , of the German Rhineland. Religious oppression harassed them and after the French armies laid waste the country', thousands of the Palatine people went to England. Many went to Ireland. In 1818, when conditions in Ireland became intolerable some of the Pala. Mine people settled in Canada Others in the United States. The reunion began with a smorgasbord dinner at the Shallow Lake Community Centre on Saturday evening. At a Sunday morning service at the Shouldice United USE POO' WANT -ADS Phone 887-6641 Saturday afternoon of July `19,, a very successful Lawn Bowling Tournament was held on the Brussels. Greens with 60 bowlers from. God- erich, Mitchell, Clinton? Sea- forth, Atwood, St. Marys, palmerston, Blyth, Kitchen- ,er, Brantford, Exeter, Han- Belgrave II decided to go camping. June 25-26 at Ross Higgin's bush. After supper a .couple of members caught a fire-fly which interested mostly everyone. It' was , getting dark so they built another campfire and sang songs.. Later they played on the buses and told stories. After all this excitement .everyone was getting hungry. Members made some sandwiches in the toaster grills and had some jiffy popcorn. Soon it was bedtime and the girls had a fashion show with night gowns on. Next morning members had' bacon and eggs cooked in a paper bag, french toast and pancakes cooked over a fire for breakfast. They cleaned up after, brezikfast and worked on , books. They made dinner and waited for it to cook over' the fire. In the afternoori Mrs. Nethery brought a treat, a popsicle, a can of pop and some water- melon. Then it was time to go • over, Brussels competing. Trebles were played on all 1.0 greens. Results: John McTavish, Brantford ,Skip - 3W47 + ,9; Geo. Johnston - Brussels Skip 3W44 + 2; Ken Innes - Brussels Skip - 3W 32; Jim Wendy Boyd, R.R. $, Mitch Third, prize, 2' t-bone nets donated by Olympia Restaurant was won by Rick. Letton, Seaforth. Coultes - Brussels Skip - 2W40; Bert. Gray - Clinton Skip - Consolation. Lawn bowling scores Brussels Lawn Bowling scores f rom July 14 are: Doris Michle"--- 3W45; Geo. Johnston - 3W38; Wilbur Turnbull - 3W33; Vern Hup- fer - 3W30; Isobel Gibson. - 3W29; Mary Yuill - 3W27; Jim Coultes - 2W34; Ida Evans`- 2W31; Ross Turvey - 2W30; Carl Johnston - 2W29. 4-H ers go camping home and pack things up, this 'was the awful part. Thanks to Higgin's for a great time. OLYMPIA RESTAURANT July 28th to Aug. 2nd BREAKFAST SPECIAL 6 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Bacon - Eggs or Ham - Eggs '2'50 Home Fries, juice, coffee or tea MON. Steak on a Bun fries, vegetable, salad $2.70