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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-03-11, Page 14no is .Starts Friday SHOWS AT 7 AND 9:15 d 7 ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATIONS INCL. BEST PICTURE SISSY SPACEK TOMMY LEE JONES R. ADULT INTIRTAINIMINT Last two nights for USED CARS BLUE LAGOON CAPITOL THEATRE 291-3070 Listowel Family costume CARNIVAL ON ICE Saturday, March 28 B.M.G. Community Centre 8 -10 p.m. Starring: BILL RIDDELL - The fabulous stilt skater. and THE CLINTON CRYSTALS - Precision Line Skaters Dress up and win! CATEGORIES: 1. Youngest girl, youngest boy 2. Oldest man, oldest woman 3. Best Nursery Ryhme Character 4. Largest Family 5—Best Clown 6. Best Cartoon Character 7. Best T.V. Character 8. Best girls Costume 9. Best boys Costume 10. Best costumed couple 11. Funniest Costume 11 Best Hobo 13. Most Graceful Couple 14. Best Native Costume P'.:So..DRESS UP WARMLY A14 THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 11, 1981 People we know NINE O'CLOCK DRAW WINNERS—Doug Sholdice's team was, the winner of the nine o'clock draw in the McDonald Buildall Curling Bonspiel held ih Brussels on Saturday. From left are Jack McDonald who presented the trophies, Doug Shold ice, Jean Bridge , Greg Ducharme and Joan Cardiff. (Photo by Max Oldfield) WINNERS OF THE DAY—This team of curlers were the winners of the day when the McDonald Buildall Curling Bonspiel was held at the arena on Saturday. From left are Hugh Pearson, Donelda Pearson, Joyce Alexander and Bob Alexander. The trophy was presented by Jack McDonald. (Photo by Max Oldfield) Wilda Higgins, Fred Sawyer top bowlers Saturday, March 21st Fred Sawyer topped all the bowlers again Tuesday night with his high -single of 358 and his high triple of 810. Second high men's single was Jim McFarlane with 281 and Jim dams was third with 273. Second high triple was USE Post WANT-ADS Phone 887-6641 .Jim Adams with 749 and Larry Keffer was third with. 655. For the ladies, Wilda Higgins was on top with her 217 single and 575 'triple. Second high single was Karen Ireland with 208 and Lorraine Secrctt was third with 194. Janet Burnes was 2nd high triple with 502 and Judy Adams was third with 499. Games over 200: Walt Taylor 201, Ed Mosterd 208, Jim Adams 273, 261 and 215, Fred sawyer, 358, 204 and 248 Jack Cardiff 223, Wilda ' Higgins. 217 and 21-0, Danny McKay 201 and 227, Larry Keffer 201, 239 and 215, Dennis Newby 230, Karen Ireland 208, Jim McFarlane 281. Team Standings Super Jets 102. Hot Dogs 98, Going All The Way 92, Gutter Balls 75, Spinners 72, Losers 61. The following were prize winners at the Dessert Euchre held March 2.by the Majestic. Women's Institute. High lady, . Mrs. Mac Shaw; High gent, Mr. Mel Jacklin; Low lady, Mrs. Elsie Evans; Low gent, Mr. Jim Armstrong; most Zero's, Mrs. Elsie Evans; Most lone hands, Mrs. Mike Cum- mings; Closest wedding an- niversary, Mr; John Bow- Mr, and Mrs. W,J, Perrie accompanied Rev, and Mrs.. James Perrie to Port Credit brother Harold of Alvinston. attended the funeral of the late David Parker, Mr. Parker was the elder son a The McDonald Buildall Bonspiel had a good turnout this year with all five ices filled in both draws, A lunch was served at noon by the Brussels Ladies Curlers. Following the three six:end games of curling a smorgasbord banquet was catered by the B,M.G. cater- ing group. Dancing to records and a sing-song around the piano ended the enjoyable day. Winners of a special draw were BonnieTaylor and Ernie Lewington. All teams won prizes. Top winner of the day was Bob Alexander's team with 46% points. Hugh Pear- son skipped with Donelda Pearson as vice; Bob Alexan- der- second and Joyce Al- exander- lead. Their names will be engraved on the large trophy. It may be of interest to note that they got a seven- ender in their first game, something that is fairly rare. Second prize on the 10:30 draw and very close to top was Stewart Steiss's team with 48 1/4 points. Other members of his team were Madeline Steiss, Doug Ward and Liz Ward. The 9:00 draw was won by man; Came 'farthest, Mrs. Leona Schneider; Closest birthday, Mrs. Jim Smith. the late Mr. And Mrs, 'Harold Parker formerly of Wingharn,. Brussels and later of Fergus. He is survived by his wife Dorothy three sons - David Douglas and Donald all of Port Credit, and one Doug Sholdice's team with 48 points, With him were Jean Bridge, Greg Ducharme and Joan Cardiff. Thlis team deserves credit as Greg skipped and Doug and Joan are junior curlers. The second game on each draw .was skipped by the vices. The method of scoring was 10 points for a win, one point for each end and 1/4 point a rock. For March 2, the winners in mixed curling were the teams of Doug Sholdice, Gordon Stephenson, Murray Heuther,'" Ross Veitch, Orval Bauer, Brad Speiran, Ernie Lewington, Max Oldfield, Gerrit Van Keulen and Stew- art Steiss. On March 3 winners of the ladies afternoon curling were the teams of Dora Stephen- son, Velma Locking and Fran Bremner. , brotho, Harold of Alvinston, Harold D. Bridge and J. Calvin Krauter of Brussels P,tj-C, were among the 1,400. delegates representing elec- tric utility commissions from ,across the pro,vince attending the 72nd Annual Meeting of the Ontario Municipal Elec- tric Association (0.M..E.A,) March 2 and 3. February winners for the Wingharn and District Asso- ciation M.R. Lottery Draw are for the weekend package. Mr. A.E. Herbert of Luck- now and for the $1500 trip draw is Mr. and Mrs. R.. Homuth of Clinton. Louise Alcock is welding grad Louise Alcock of Stratford, daughter of Frank Alcock of Brussels and Ella Gwyn of Blyth recently received her C.W.B. (Canadian Welding Bureau) certificate from Cones.toga College in Strat- ford. Louise is qualified in the field of Micro Wire and Flux Cord, A.C., D.C., A.R.C. and Crycelatine Wire Weld- ing as well as Blueprint Reading. B.M.G. Community Centre Dancing 8 - 1 p.m. to the Country Companions $8.00 per couple Draw§ for prizes made throughout the evening Lunch is being served DANCE & DRAW Brussels Minor Sports Annual Tickets available from all coaches & exedutiVe Win prizes at Ma jestic euchre Bonspiel has good turnout