The Brussels Post, 1980-09-17, Page 10Daily Dinner Specials
Entertainment
Fri. & Sat. Sept. 19 & 20
Campbell;
Amusements'
Featuring the New
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Thurs., Sept. 18
Wed., Sept. 17
Horse Show & Queen of then
Fair Competition
THURS., SEPT. 18 I
HORSE SHOW'
Trans Canada
HELL DRIVERS
Sat., Sept. 20
Try-outs
Seaforth Jr. D.
Hockey TeaM
All hockey players welcomed
Sept. 29th, 1980 9.00-10:30
Sept. 30th
Oct. 1st 9'00-10:30
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10 THE BRUSSELS. POST,.SEPTEMBER 17, 1980
1Programme. Starts at Dusk
Admission $3.50
CIMDREN IN CARS
(12 Years and Under)
ADMITTED FREE
THEATRE OPEN
FRI., NUT., SUN.
Programme subject to
unavoidable changes.
, PHONE 338-3121
• FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 19, 20,'21
AIRPLANE
"Flight 209 is in deep hilarious trouble"
WARNING:
Not suitable for pre-teenagers-Theatre Board of
Ontario.
-and-
John Travolta starring in
URBAN COWBOY
WARNING:
Some language may be offensive-Theatre Board of
Ontario.
(ADULT ENTERTAINMENT)
Lesperance Trio
HOUSE, SPECIAL
Mr. FIVE BY FIVE
• Pizza
• Pig Tails
• Ribs & Kraut
BRUSSELS
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HOTEL
F180 STRATFORD FAIR"
Wed., Sept. 17 to Sun. Sept. 211
SPECIAL ENTERTAINMENT FEATURES II
HELIX
also (DEMICS)
Friday, Sept. 19
Admission $5.00 per person includes gate entry.
LIMITED ADVANCE TICKETS FOR ABOVE
SHOW AVAILABLE AT STRATFORD COLISEUM,
MUSIC, SHOPPER'S RECORD & TAPE MART,
"TRACKS", M & M ST. MARYS.
The Following Events :ire
'"FREED WITH GATE ADMISSION I
Children 7-13 .50
!SUNSHINE EXPRESS !
I BILL KING & JACKIE'
Saturday, Sept. 20
L DEMOLITION DERBY
H Sunday, September 21
coo -
Brussels Lawn Bowling
News - Jitney Results Sept,
8, Wilbur Turnbull - 3W38;
Carl Hemingway - 3W29;
Ross. Turvey 3W24; Ruth
Hupfer 3W22; Ken lnnes
2W33: Jim Coultes - 2W29:
' The Brussels Bombers
Ladies Slo-Pitch team won an
8-2 victory over the Sebring -
vine team, in a game played
in Brussels on Monday night.
The two teams are playing
—There are only two weeks
left for music lovers to get
the first choice of seats for
this winter's big-name music.
program at Blyth Centre for
the Arts through purchase of
a winter series subscription.
Close to 200 people have
already taken advantage of
the inexpensive series ticket
prices to get reserved seats
to see some of Canada's top
concert attractions in the
intimacy of Blyth Memorial
Hall. Beginning Oct. 1 single
ticket buyers will have an
equal opportunity to get the
best remaining seats, so
those wishing to save
through the bargain prices of
the series tickets should act
quickly.
The series headlines such
top concert performers as the
The Huggett Famiy and
Maureen Forrester. It will
begin on Nov. 12 with The
Brass Company, a brass,trio
which combines music and
humour for an outstanding
evening of entertainment.
The Huggett Family, the
Ottawa-based group that
performs renaissance music
in period costumes with the
instruments of the time will
bring a special Christmas
program to Memorial Hall on
Dec. 11. The group will give
a glimpse of not only the
music of the period,
Christmas songs such as God
Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen,
but also of the feeling of
Christmas in those ancient
days.
A rare opportunity to see
one of the world's top singers
will be offered subscribers on
April 29 when contralto
Maureen Forrester performs
at Memorial Hall. The star
who has filled huge concert
halls like the Carnegie Hall
will thrill audiences in the
intimate surroundings of
Memorial Hall.
The rich, lively music of
the theatre is performed by
The Tapestry Singers in the
final series attraction. A
Theatre Tapestry blends
eight voices heard with such
companies as The Canadian
Opera Company to perform
the music of such greats as
George Gershwin and Cole
Porter.
Series tickets are still
available at $16. a saving of
$9 over the single ticket
prices. Children's series
tickets are also on sale. The
series features two events
with folksinger Eric Nagler
Vera. Hastings - 2W26; Jack
Bowman - 2W26; Viola Kirk-
by - 2W25; Carl Johnston
2W25; Doris Michie 2W24;
Harmen Deyries 2W23;.
Ruth Martin - 2W23,
in the finals for the best two
out of three and the Bombers
have now won two games
against Sebringville.
Sebringville will host the
next game at 9 p.m. on
Wednesday.
on Nov. 22 and The Lampoon
Puppetheatre presenting
Monkey Business March 14.
Tickets for the two events are
only $4 through a series
subscription.
Two special attractions are
also scheduled. The Family
Brown will be in concert on
Oct. 18 and the RCMP
Showband will appear Nov.
30. Tickets are now on sale.
the home of Dave and BoSe -
mary Wheeler in honour of
Ken and Nancy Gowing of
Hamilton before their de
parture on Monday for
Surrey. B.C.
Ken is a salesman for
Hussman. Refrigeration and
Air conditioning; Brantford.
Brussels has acquired
another new resident. Frank
forster formerly of
.London
has moved to Brussels and is
living at the home- of his
sister, Ada Brittain.
Frank started to work at
the C•14.11. in London in
'1938, the clay the C.N.R. took
over Canada Cartage, and
continued to work there for
38 years until a leg injury
forced hinrto retire in 1975.
For the, last' few years of
his job he worked in the
C.N.R. office as a dispatcher.
C.J. Pegelow has been Victoria Hospital, London,
transferred from. Wingham* A farewell dinner was
and District Hospital to held by the Gowing family at
Bowling results
MINN
Bombers win
Blyth winter series
on sale for 2 weeks