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LOVE OR MONEY, by Carol Bolt
"An old-fashioned ghost story"
July 8, 9 at 2 p.m.
1 1 , 13, 8:30 p.m.
QUIET IN THE LAND
by Anne Chislett
"Love anddrama in Amish country"
July 9, 10, 14, 15, at 8:30 p.m. unless stated
RUSH TICKETS ON SALE AT 7 P.M.
or reserve at 523-9300 or 523-9225
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gar-
niss and Mrs. Lillian Mc-
Dougal of Wingham and
Mrs. Dorothy Thompson of
Bluevale called on their aunt,
Mrs. Ethel Bone and cousin
Mrs. Dorothy McCauley on
Sunday.
Jack Bowman, who was a
patient in Victoria Hospital
London, came home last
week.
THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 8, 1981 — A9
IN THE BLUE -- The Walton teams placed second in the Blue division at
the Blyth Pee Wee tournament on the weekend. Brenda McDonald of the
Minor Softball Association presents a trophy to Jeff McGavin (left) and
Mark Jones from the Walton team. (Photo by Battye)
• PEE WEE CHAMPS — Bluevale accepted the trophy from Brenda
McDonald, Blyth, for winning the Blyth Pee Wee Boys Softball
tournament. They edged Chepstow out in the final game with a close
score of 6-5.
Obituary
W. E. BLAKE
William Eugene Blake, 61
of R.R. 2 Brussels who
operated Blake's apple orch-
ard for a number of years
died at his residence on
Friday, July 3.
He was born in Grey
Township, a son of the late
William and Mary Blake.
Surviving are one brother
Louis of R.R. 2, Brussels and
three sisters, Veronica (Mrs.
Guy Griffiths (of Dorval,
Quebec; Helen ' (Mrs. Mait-
land Burchill) of Oakville
and Sister Herman Joseph
(Margaret). C.S.J. London.
The body was at the Brus-
sels chapel of the M. L.
Watts Funeral Home until
Monday, July 6 when funeral
services were held from St.
Ambrose Roman Catholic
Church, Brussels with Rev.
Father T.M. Higgins officiat-
ing,
Burial followed in St. Am-
brose Church Cemetery.
Pallbearers were David
Griffiths, Raymond Peel,
Paul Griffiths, Edward Grif-
fiths, Billie Kinahan and
Jack VandenHengel.
Lawn
bowling
scores,
Scored from June 29 are:
Isobel Gibson 3W34
Norman Hoover 3W28
Gerald Gibson • 2W37
Carl Hemingway 2W26
Ken Innes. 2W24
Vera Hastings 2W23
Ruth Martin 2W22
Jan De Vries 2W22
Carl Johnston 2W21
Wilnia HemingwaY 2W19 L!ee
EVeii it
fend in the Brussels POO.
tall
VALUABLE PITCHER — Mark Jones, Walton, received the most
valuable pitcher award at the Pee Wee Tournament in Blyth on the
weekend. Brenda Patterson presented the award Sunday. Walton placed
second in the Blue division of the tournament.
(Photo by Bettye)
People we know
Mrs. Bob Bennett of Lis-
towel, formerly of Brussels, is
a patient in Listowel Memor-
ial Hospital and is getting
along reasonably well.
Ross Dietner is a patient in
Listowel Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith
and two daughters left for
their home in Lethbridge,
Alberta Wednesday of last
week after vacationing with
his mother, Mrs. Adeline
Smith and other Ontario
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jack Jordon is a
patient in Wingham Hospital
after suffering injuries in a
fall at her home.
tavIthe newly renovated
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small banquets up to 60 people.
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