HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-08-27, Page 10CONGRATULATIONS — Lions charter member
Bill Turnbull congratulates Bertha and Weiland Krauter of Ethel on
winning the $500 prize In the Lions' Elimination Draw. The Krauters
were also congratulated by Lions president Neil McDonald (right).
Gertrude Collins, Puslinch,
sent her regrets at not being
able to attend; She also said
that Edna (McCall) Nelson
had fallen some time ago ,
and was still having difficulty
with her back so could not
come.
Jack and Doreen McCall
conducted games, relay
races
•
and conipetitiohs with
appropriate prizes.
Lois and Ross McCall were .
conveners "of both meals.
Guests attended from
Seaforth, Blyth, • Walton,
Wingham,
Mitchell, Ethel, Monkton
and Brussels.
Lawn bowling scores
s.
Brussels lawn bowling Jit-
ney results from Aug. 18 are
Mary Yuill - 3W25; Jim
Lamont - 2W35; Viola Kirkby
2W33; Harmen DeVries -
2W30; Wilbur Turnbull -
2W29;. Ruth Hupfer - 2W28;
Vern Hupfer - 2W26; Frank
Carter - 2W25; Vera Hast-
'ings - 2W24; Ruth Martin -
2W22; Marj Coultes-2W19.
Texan Grill'
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Super Texan Burger .
2 beef patties, bacon, cheese, lettuce,'
tomato, mustard, onions, relish, *Ides
Ice for your drinks and coolers!
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Blyth "s St. Sam
to tour this spring
Ted Johns' play St. Sam Of
The Nuke Pile will tour
Southwestern Ontario in the
spring of 1981, Janet Amos,
artistic director of the Blyth
Summer Festival, recently ,
announced. The play is cur- ;
rently running at the Blyth
Summer Festival and has
been well-received by critics
and audiences alike. There
has been interest in the play
from the Ontario Hydro and -
anti-nuclear groups alike
The tour will take place in _
March and April of 1981, and
will possibly include a Tor- ,
onto run.
St. Sam Of The Nuke Pile
is set in and around the
Bruce Nuclear Power Devel-
opment in Kincardine, Mac-
lean's Magazine said of the
play: "St. Sam is a factual,
tour de force in the tradition
of Shaw and Brecht that ,
teaches the audience more
about nuclear reactors than
they will learn in a lifetime,
yet it manages to thoroughly
entertain at the same time."
Doug. Bale of the Free Press ,
said, "a first-rate production'
. . . Ted Johns has written a
play that strikes universal
themes:"
• Ten Johns is also the;
author of The Death Of The
Donnellys, which played at'
Bluth in 1979 and. The School ,
Show which premiered at
Blyth in 1978. The Schooll
Show, in which Mr. Johns is;
the sole performer, made an
extremely successful tour in 7
the spring of 1979. It played
to full houses throughout:
Southwestern Ontario and I
ran in Toronto for three
weeks. Mr. Johns is also
known for his performance in
He Won't Come In From The
Barn in Toronto and at the
Blyth Summer Festival in
1977.
St. Sam Of The Nuke Pile ;
has two performances left at
the Blyth Summer Festival ,
on August 28 and August 29.
For fore information, call
523-9300.
Starts Friday in Listowel
Me Bandit, Frog and Justice are atttaplaii
in the at new adventures of...
19th annual
PIONEER THRESHER &
HOBBY ASSOCIATION
REUNION',
Blyth, Ontario.
September 5, 6, 7, 1980
'John. Ellacott, ,President i Simon Hallahan, Secretary\
London, Ontario R.R. 3, Blyth, Ontario . •
DANCE , SATURDAY NITS IN ARENA
Steam engines • Tractors • Threshing • Saw Mill •
Old Farm Machinery.* Gas engines • Shingle Mill •
Hand Fed, Separator • Hay Press • Antique cars •
Entertainment etc.
Brussels Branch 218
Royal Canadian Legion
NOTICE
TO
MEMBERS .
DANCE
August 30: •
Ken Wilbee's Orchestra
10-1 '
rl
Opie we
Mrs. Amy Speir visited'
-last Week. at the homes, of
Norman and Margaret Johns
of .Arva and Ken and Tillie
Speir of Simcoe. She was a
• • guest at the wedding of Doug ,
Spelt and, Mary Beth Austin
which,took Place in, the
Presbyterian Church Simcoe
on Sat. Aug. 16th.
Mr. and. Mrs., John Ella-
cott of London spent a few
days last week at the home ,of
Mr. and Mrs, George Thorn-
ton. •
George- Thornton is a
patient in Winghani Hos- . pitaL
winners
are.
A JOYFUL PRIZE WINNER -7, Jufre Bremner'.
'cried, but they were liars: of. joy when she .
realized she had 'won the grand prize of $2500 in..
the Brussels Lions' Elimination dra*held In the
arena on 'Saturday night. Presenting, the cheque
to-June is Lions charter member Bill , Turnbull
and to . the right is Lions President Nell
McDonald. (Photo: by Ranney)
oss Stephenson is president
reunion
, The McCall reunion was
held Sunday, August 17 in
Seaforth's Lion's, Park with
an attendance of 53. After
the noon meal, a short
business period was con-
ducted by Ross Stephenson
with Jean Bewley as secret-
ary. The next reunion will be
held 'Aug.' 16, 1981 in Sea-
forth. •
Ross Stephenson and Bill ,
Young were re-elected as
Prs. and Vice-Pres. Marian
Young, secretary; Susan and
Bert Buffinga, lunch
conveners` and. Bob and
Donna Mitchell will be in
charge of program and
sports.
New members of the clan
attending the reunion were:
Michelle Blake, daughter of
Paul arid Debbie Blake; Doug
Bauer, who married Sheila
Burke June 21 and Doug
McClinchey, Karen Young's
fiancee.
Roll call consisted of each ,
person standing and giving •
news concerning their
immediate family for the
preceding year. Tina McCall,
Guelph, the oldest member
of the clan died in April.
'S
MITCHELL FAIR
FRIDAY, AUGUS1
.
20
6:30 P.m. Western Horse Show
0:00p.m. Queen of the Fair Competition
9:00 p.m. Family Dance, music by
The Footnotes
11:00 p.m., Crowning of the Fair Queen
SATURDAY, AUGUST 30
2:30 p.m.Parade led by' Mitchell Legion Band
1:30 p.m. Official opening by Perth Co.
Warden Carl Vock : Log Sawing Contest
Livestock Judging: Light Horse & Pony Show
Talent Show (in Arena) : Horse Shoe Pitching
Antique Machinery Show & Display
7:001)an• Mini Tractor Pull
Step Dancing Competition (In Arena)
9:00 p.m. Dance "Second Time 'Round",
couples only
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31
1:30 p.m. Tug-O-War : Horse Shoe Pitching
Entertainment in front of bleachers
3:00 p.m.1Demolition Derby
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
10:00 CM. 4-H Competitions & inter Club Shows
2:00 p.m. Heavy Horse, Carriage & Roadster
Show
4:30 - 7:00 p.m. Pork Chop Barbecue
EXHIBIT, BUILDINGS OPEN AT ALL TIMES
Saugeen Amusements & Midway always In
op-ration
GOOD FOOD AVAILABLE
- • Fun for all at
II II
The Biggest Little Fair' in Ontario