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MIDGET WINNERS — Winners in the midget girls and boys classes at
the Brussels Public School track and field meet gathered for a picture
afterward: in the front row are Paul Rich - 2nd; Jason Gropp - 1st and
Michael Bird - 3rd. In the back row are Corrinna Stephenson - 3rd;
Michelle McNeil - 2nd; Sandra Marks 1st.
(Photo by Ranney)
Singers
The final concert for the
season of the Blyth Festival
Singers will be presented on
Tuesday, June 2nd at 8:.15
p.m. in the Blyth Memorial
Hall.
The idea for a community
choir under the auspices of
the Blyth Centre for the Arts
was conceived by the
Centre's Board of Directors
in late 1979. The search for a
professional director led
them to Laurie Rowbotham
of Listowel. A graduate in
choral direction from the
University of Western Ontar-
io, Mr. Rowbotham shares
the ideals of the Board in
creating a choir that will not
only be a satisfying choral
experience for its members
but also for its audience.
The growth of the choir
since it began rehersals in.
September, 1980 has been
beyond the most optimistic
estimates of its organizers.
From a first night showing of
66 people, its membership
has remained over 80 all
season. The wide choice of
repertoire from classics to
pop- has made the choir
popular for members and
audience alike. Equally satis-
fying to both groups is the
disciplined quality of the
work presented
The choir reherses every
Monday night in the Blyth
Memorial Hall under Mr.
Rowbotham's direction and
with the capable accompani-
tnent of Mrs. Joanne King Of
Brussels Tickets are $3 for
adults, $1.50 for children
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THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY 27, 1981
Mrs. Jacklin heads
Friendship Club
Brussels. Senior Citizen
Friendship Club met in the
Legion hall May 20 with a
good attendance.
Edna Hackwell presided in
the absence of the president
Frank Hooper. Mr. Hutton at
the piano. Minutes were read
by Mrs. Hopper, and Secre-
tary Ed, Martin gave a short
report of the spring rally held
at Vanastra which had one
car load attending from. Brus-
sels, These meetings are well
worth while and the fellow
ship is very enjoyable.
The nominating committee
brought • in the new slate of
officers for the coming term.
They are: Pres. - Mrs. Mel
Jacklin; 1st vice pres. - Mrs.
Gertie Bolger; Sec. - Mrs.
Frank Hooper; Treas. - Laura
Lucus; Piani st - Lulu Kerr
and Verna Thomas; Press.
Reporter - Ethel Long.
Members are invited to
Huronview June 24, cars
leaving Brussels at 11 a.m.
Dinner will be $2 per person.
AnyoneN,wishing to donate
prizes for bingo, would they
please take them along.
Glenna Stpphens introduc-
ed Mr. and Mrs. Hutton and
Mrs. Godden from Ethel who
favoured us with several
duets and solos with Mr.
Hutton playing the piano.
This was followed by a
sing-song with everyone tak-
ing part.
There were nine tables for
euclire, prizes to: high lady -
Ray Steisi; high gent, -
Ernie Stevens; low lady -
Mrs. Edna McDonald; low
gent - Walter Kerr; birth."-
Laura Lucus; Ann. - Mr. and
Mrs. Stevens.
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Obitu ary
CHARLES VERNE GAY
Charles Verne Guy died
at Grand Prairie, Alberta on
May 16, 1981 at the age of 24
years. He was the son of
Charles and Marilyn Guy of
Southampton and brother of
Jacqualyn and Tracey. He
was predeceased by one
sister Peggy and one brother
Douglas. Relatives and
friends will be received at
Southampton United Church
at 2 p.m., Saturday, May 30
for a memorial service.