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Starts at Dusk
Theatre Open
Weekends Only
Admission $3.50
Children in Cars
(12 Years and Under)
ADMITTED FREE
programme subject to
unavoidable changes,
Phone 338-3121
FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY, MAY 29, 30, 31
Burt Reynolds & Jackie Gleason Back Again In
SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT
[PART II]
—PLUS—
RESURRECTION
[Adult Entertianment]
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Starts Friday
CRIES IN THE NIGHT
Adult Entertainment
Shows 7 & 9 P.M.
Last 2 Nights (Wed. & Thurs.) For
#1 EYE WITNESS
#2 FINAL CONFLICT
Adult Entertainment
Show Starts 7:00 P.M.
CAPITOL THEATRE
20-3070 Listowei
Ham Supper
Brussels United Church
Wednesday, June 17th
Supper served 5:00 to 7:00 p.m.
Adults $4.00 Children $2.00
Huron Bruce
MURRAY GAUNT
Appreciation Night
Thursday June 11
TEESWATER
COMMUNITY CENTRE
Happy hour 6-7 Dinner at 7
Dancing 9:30 to
Wilbee's Orchestra
Tickets $7.50 each
Limited number of tickets available
John Dunlop 832-2612
Murray Elston, 357-2463 or 396-4735
Vern Inglis 881-1511, Jim Lawrie 523-9521
Minor Sports Figure Skating
• Doug McArter
WALKATHON
Sunday, June 7
1. PROCEEDS from , the walkathon will be divided, equally among
Minor Sports, Figure Skating and Doug McArter.
2. THE ROUTE consists of a total distance of 10 miles. Walkers will
register at the B., M. & G arena then proceed south 11/4 miles to
the 12th of Grey, east 3 3/4 miles to Cranbrook, north 11/4 miles to
the 10th of Grey and west to Brussels where the walkathon will
finish at the B. M. & G. Arena.
3. CHECK POINTS will be located at the start, 21/2 miles, Cranbrook,
7 1/2 miles and the finish.
4. PLEDGE SHEETS must be handed in to the officials before the'
walk begins and picked up at the finish point before the walker
leaves. Sheets may be picked up at Brusse15, Grey and Walton
Schools,Lowes Barber Shop, Royal Bank or from the executives of
the Minor Sports or Figure Skaters.
5. WALKATHON DAY SCHEDULE
12:30 01 1:00 Register at the arena.
1:00 Walkathon begins - All are welcome to participate both the
young and the old.
6:00 Pot Luck Supper at the arena for all walkers, all Minor sports
players, all figure skaters and their families.
7:00 Dancing to "Steven's Country Gold"
- Hockey and Figure Skating aWardS
A14 — THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY 27, 1981
People we know Place first
Mr. and. Mrs. Harold.
Steffier were in Pasadena,
Newfoundland visiting their
son John and his family and
also his brother Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gill
of Poplar Hill and. Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Bauer of South-
ampton visited Mrs. Harold
Bolger over the weekend.
Julie and Lois McCall and
Sarah Stephenson were in
Nashville for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Mervyn Pipe
received word last week of
the death of their brother-in-
law, Mr. Leslie Braddick of
Vancouver; his wife. was the
former Esther Pollard, who
predeceased him in 1968.
She was the daughter of Ed
Pollard of Callander Nursing
Home.
Simon is visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Smith
and Mr. and Mrs, . Lyle
Brothers spent the holiday
weekend with Mrs. Smith's
sister Jean in Etobicoke.
While there they attended a
concert at Ryerson Theatre.
"Faith, not fear'' was
the underlying theme of the
speech given by Rev. A.
Kuyvenhoven at the spring
membership meeting of the
Wingham and District Inter-
denominational Christian
High School Society. 112
interested people heard him
explain that the responsibil-
ity for teaching the Christian
way of life is a personal
(family) one, but also a
corporate (church and
school) mandate. Originally,
in United States and Canada,
all schools were owned and
Teams have now been
arranged for the town league
in the Brussels Men's Indus-
trial Slo-Pitch and the Brus-
sels Ladies Slo-Pitch teams.
Teams for the men are as
follows: McDonald Buidall -
Dan Pearson (captain), Larry
Rice, Bob Thomas, Neil Gow-
ing, George Langlois, Gord
Finch, Rob McIntosh, Paul
McDonald, Dan Sargent,
Jack Vader, Bob Young and
Dave Hastings. Royal Bank
(Queen's Hotel) - Greg Wil-
son (captain), Frank Stret-
ton, Danny McKay, Gerry
Dillow,. Tim Prior, Murray
Wheeler, Brian Scott, Laurie
Campbell, Jeff Cook, Doug
Bauer, and Doug Huether.
Brussels Motors - Jim Prior
(captain), Paul Mutter, Rob
Mayer, Ken Scott, Bob Rowe,
Brian Huether, Bruce Hahn,
Wayne Higgins, Hugh Ver-
stoep, Murray Luttit and
John Pennington. Brussels
Inn - Murray McArter (cap-
tain), Jim Adams, Murray
Kellington, Brad McLelland,
Jean Marc Beneteau, Bruce
Hazelgrove, Wayne Todd,
Bill King, Darwin Ducharme,
Paul Elliott, Joe Seili and Jim
Carter.
A town league for the
Brussels Ladies Slo-Pitch is
something new this year as
the Brussels Bombers have
disbanded. The teams are as
follows: Stumble Barns -
Ruth Lowe (captain), Mar-
lene Rutledge (captain), Bev
Cardiff, Sharon Rapson,
Susan McNeil, Dianne Els-
ton, Joan Cardiff, Ann Vader
Barb Watts, Colleen Bice,
Maxine Houston and Sandra
Machan. Misfits - Marie Van.
Keulen (captain), Beth Earl
(captain), Lorna Young, Su.
tan Langlois, Debbie Trol-
lope, Cathy Sholdice, Nanci
Bennett, Dianne Higgins,
Karen Parker, Donna Sand-,
erton, Buth Machan, Joyce
Jacklin. Dirty Dozen - r4ancy
Currie (captain), Bonnie Pen-,
ningtori (captain), Sharon
Wildfong, Lois McArter,
Debbie Campbell, Fran Mc-
Call, Shirley Wheeler, Deb-
bie Thomas, Karen Hastings
Gail McArter, Marlene Fish
er and Sue Wilson, Raiders
K. Alexander
gets gold medal.
At a recent test day at the
Silverthorne Skating School
in Guelph, Karen Alexander
passed the Rhumba which
completed her five gold
dances, thus giving Karen a
Gold Medal in Ice Dancing.
Karen also passed her
senior bronze free skate,
Once again, this summer,
Karen will be skating under
the- supervision of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilf Pocock, Cam-
bridge.
controlled by churches, but
over the last number of years
there has been a growing
separation between churches
and school, and a trend
toward government control
of children's education.
The W.D.I.C.H.S.S. is
made up of parents who are
interested in having their
children taught from a per-
spective which is in harmony
with the Christian view of life
at home. Plans are to form a
Christian High School in the
Wingham area in the near
future.
Pat Langlois (captain), Ste-
phanie Kellington (captain),
Kathy Wilbee, Dale Finch,
Pearl Verstoep, Mary Jarvis,
Mary Lynn Mayer, Dale
Chessler, Debbie Seili, Jane
Draper, Janet McCutcheon,
and Pat Keifer. Anyone
wishing to play slo-pitch ball
can still sign up.
Karen Cowan and. Lisa
Glanville of Brussels placed
first in the Junior Ladies in
the National Canoe Paddling
Championship,.
They had, placed first in
five qualifying races in the
Intermediate class in -Wing--
ham and Pembroke and will
now represent Ontario in the
Canadian Marathon Canoe
Racing National Champion-
hip, on August 2 in Saska-
toon, Saskatchewan.
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