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THE BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY 18, 1981 — 5
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NOW LET'S SEE HOW MANY POINTS I GOT—Jane McDonald (centre)
counts up the points she got in scrabble as Jane Hall (left) and Kaye
Stevenson watch at the family social night held at the Brussels Public
School on Friday. (Photo by Ranney)
Thimblers learn about sewing machines
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CURLING BONSPIEL
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TORCHLIGHT PARADE, 8 p.m. at the Lions Park, torches available at
park
FEBRUARY 20 GONG SHOW, 8:30 at Community Centre, sponsored by Leo Club.
LEO CLUB FAMILY DANCE, 9 p.m. at the Community Centre. All ages
welcome.
SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 21
POLAR DIP, 1 p.m. at the Lions Park prizes: $15., $10., $5.
THUNDERMUG RACES, 2 p.m. at the Community Centre, 5 age
groups, championship trophy, prizes.
LOG SAWING CONTEST, 2 p.m. at the Community Centre, $1 entry
fee, saw supplied, stopwatch timed, prizes $10. $5.
TUG O'WAR, 2 p.m. at the Community Centre, men and women
divisions, six per team, $1 per person entry fee, prizes: $15., $10., $5.
FREE SKATING, 2 to 5 p.m. in the arena
SKATE RACES, 3 p.m. in the arena, 5 boys and 5 girls groups, prizes in
each group; $2., $1., .50c.
LIONS DANCE - LINCOLN GREEN, in the Community Centre, licenced,
lunch, $5 per person.
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SUNDAY SNOWMOBILE POKER RALLY, registration from 12 to 2 p.m. at the
Community Centre, $3 per hand, many prizes available.
FEBRUARY 22 CROSS COUNTRY SKIING, 2 p.m. at the Community Centre, entry fee
$1., numerous prizes available, lunch booth,
Carne one. come all and •uppOrl. your'. Lions Ciub
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NOW LET'S SEE, MY NEXT MOVE WILL BE...—Jason Breckenridge
and Gary Yuill planned their move on checker board while Michelle
Freeman watched at the family social night at Brussels Public School on
Friday. (Photo by Ranney)
BY KIM STEPHENSON
The second meeting of
Brussels One Thirteen Thi-
mblers was held at Jane
Draper's house.
Twelve members learned
about the different parts of
the sewing machine and
what those parts do.
A pattern was pin fitted on
one of the members. The
next meeting will be held at
Debbie Seili's house, Feb-
ruary 21.
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Schools busy
with music
Area schools are busy
this coming week. The choir
of East Wawanosh Public
School in Belgrave which
consists of Grades 5-8 will be
singing for the residents of
Huronview, Clinton, and on
Thursday, February 19,
The congregation enjoyed
a violin and organ duet by
Cecil Skinner and Elsie Hen-
derson. Mr. Skinner and
Mrs. Henderson conducted
the Sunday evening service
in the absence of Mrs.
Luther.
We missed Marie Flynn at
the piano on Monday after-
noon when Old Tyme Music
was held. Mrs. Elsie Hend-
erson filled in for Marie.
Lorne Lawson, Wilson Mc-
Cartney, Ken Dale, Stan
Hillen, Warren Whitmore
and Jim Ruddock provided
the musical hour.
We had a very good
turnout to Ceramics on Tues-
day afternoon. Some of the
ladies for the first time.
Anglican, communion was
held in .the chapel on Tues-
day afternoon in spite of the
stormy weather, however the
service was shortened a bit.
Day Care had to cancel
their 99c movie because of
the weather and it was-shown
instead, on Thursday after-
noon.
Resident Council held a
meeting in the chapel on
Thursday morning. The
Council would like the resi-
dents to know that the
suggestion box is at the tuck
children from area schools
such as Brussels, Grey Cen-
tral, Howick and Turnberry,
Wingham Public School and
a few others will be attending
the. London Sinfonia at the
F.E. Madill Public School.
shop and anyone with a
suggestion must sign their
name on the bottom of their
suggestion.
Clinton Beavers visited
Huronview on Thursday ev-
ening distributing valentines
to the residents throughout
the home.
We have really appreciat-
ed Clark Ball during the past
week. Clark is always avail-
able to spread sand on the
slippery road and get us
unstuck from the snow drifts.
Huronview would like to
welcome Edna Mote and
Harry Phillips. These new
residents are no strangers to
us as they have been going to
Day Care for some time. We
are happy to have them
living with us.
Sympathy is expressed to
the families of Tom Yearly,
Amas Andrews, and Verna
Elliott. Verna was a hard
worker for the craft room and
we will miss her.
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