HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-09-02, Page 10HE WON'T
COME IN FROM THE BARN)
An Agricultural Comedy
for Cynical Times1
directed by Paul Thompson
Starring Ted Johns, two cows, pigs, and a rooster!
HELD OVER TILL SEPT. 12 AT 8:30P.M.
Blyth Memorial Hall 8:30 p.m.
Tues.-Sat. 8:30 p.m. Added Matinee Sept. 5, 2 p.m,,
Tickets still available -call 523-9300, 523-9225
HELD OVER •
2nd Big Week •
The story of a man who
wanted to meet girls.
BILL MURRAY
STRIPES
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Shows 7 and 9 p.m.
Adult Accompaniment
[Children 13 and under must be with an adult]
CAPITOL THEATRE
Air Conditioned
• Your Aulliticircll Yamaha l sill
ELDER, ENTERPRISES]
8EAVICE Oa 261,6141 „140401.1,
At prices
you can't afford
to miss
Proven Performance
In Machines Built
To Last
YAMAHA
1982 Snowmobiles
Here Now
YAMAHA The Way
It Should Be
BRUSSELS
QUEEN OF THE FAIR
Dance
at B.M.G. Community Centre
Saturday, Sept. 5
Music by
Ian Wilbee
Speeches - 8 p.m., Dancing 9-1,
Crowning of Queen 10:30 p.m.
$5.00 per person. Lunch included
For Tickets Phone 887-6186
Starts at Dusk
Admission $3.50
Children in Cars
(12 Years and Under)
ADMITTED FREE
programme subject to
unavoidable changes.
Phone 338-3121
Sept. 2, 3, 4 & 5
Burt Reynolds, Roger Moore, Farrah Fawcett in
CANNONBALL RUN
— PLUS—
Shirley McLaine, Bo Derek in
CHANGE OF SEASONS
WARNING: Not suitable for pre-teenagers
Sun., Sept. 6 ONLY — HOLIDAY SPECIALS
17 and Anxious
Female Butcher
Sister-in-law
Young Cycle Girls
Sorry no passes accepted
Need a Catering Service?
Try the Olympia Restaurant
BRUSSELS
BILL AND DEE WILL CATER TO:
Weddings, house parties, special occasions,
baptisms, anniversaries, dinner meetings.
FOR ANY NUMBER. OF PEOPLE, IF GIVEN
ADVANCE NOTICE
ASK OTHERS ABOUT OUR QUALITY
AND QUANTITY. VERY REASONABLE PRICES
Hot or cold plates, sandwich plates
WE WILL GO ANYWHERE
Book now for your
Christmas parties and
banquets
A10 THE BRUSSELS' POST, SEPTEMBER 2, 1 1:"
To study performance People we know
When school starts Sept-
ember 8th, Donelda Stiles of
Stratford will be attending
Cambrian College of "Ap-
Bowling
Results - Jitney Aug 24.
Ross Turvey 3 w 39
Geo. Johnston 3 w 38
Ida Evans 3 w 37
Isobel Gibons 3 w 22
Ruth Hupfer 2 w 32
Jim Bowman 2 w 30
Elda Coultes 2 w 27
Doug Hemingway 2 w 18
klarence Hanna 2 w 16
*la Hupfer 2 w 16
Frank Carter Tournament-
On Thurs. Aug. 27 the
Frank Carter tournament
was held on the Local Lawn
Bowling greens. Forty partic-
ipants entered as mixed
pairs. A supper was served
plied Arts and Technology",
in Sudbury. Donelda will be
entering the "Performance
Arts, Music Program".
Scores
following the second game.
Results are
Reg Robinson from Mitchell
with 3 w 54 3 also the
winner of the trophy present-
ed by Mr. Frank Carter.
Ted Holman 3 w 40
Roy Ballantyne 2 w 44 plus 4
Jack Broughton 2 w 39
Glen Rathwell 2 w 38 plus 5
Miller Richmond 2 w 38 plus
1
Geo Johnston 2 w 37
Harvey McCallum 2 w 37
Bert Gray 2 w 35
Jim Duncan 2 w 34 plus 5
Les Douglas 2 w 27
Grace Hewitt - Consolation
Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
Carrie Grisdale spent the
past week at the Glenhurott
Salvation Army Camp south
of Bayfield.
Miss Sandra Cameron is
employed at the K and W
hospital in Kitchener and
Roger is working at Steel
fabco near Ayr.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Mitchell, their son Gordon,
and daughters, Mary and
Jean of Thorold, attended the
funeral of Howard's brother,
the late Fred Mitchell, in
Meaford on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert van
Donkergoed have returned
from a holiday in Brandon,
Manitoba. They tray .eled
with their oldest son Gerald,
who is going on to Edmonton
to finish his final ye ,ar of
studies in Agriculture at the
University of Alberta.
Gerald spent the summer
working in the office of the
Deputy Minister of Agricul-
ture, Agriculture Canada in
Ottawa.
Mrs. S. Barr, Mr.a nd Mrs.
Geo. Smith and children,
Scarborough, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Stuart
Stevenson.
Miss Nancy Craig, recently
of Newfoundland, is spend-
ing awhile with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Craig,
Blyth, and visited on Sunday
with her uncle, Donald
Clarke. She plans to work at
K. and W hospital, Kitchen-
er.
Miss Susan Engel spent
the past week at Taquanyah
Nature Centre, a Resource
Management Camp in the
Grand River Conservation
area near Cayuga.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn
attended the Machan family
picnic in Listowel on Sunday.
Ethel
Correspondent
MRS. CLIFF BRAY
887.6086
A pot-luck supper was held
in the Ethel United Church
on Sunday by the congrega-
tion and friends as a farewell
party for Rev. and Mrs. Eric
LeDrew. A reading was
given by Howard Ellis and
George Pearson presented a
purse of money.
Christine Swiety of Leic-
estershire, England and Mrs
Carl Gowing and also attend-
-ed the Davidson-Cook wed-
ding at Lucan.
Mrs. Edith Wardlaw of
Brantford and Mrs. George
Roland of Mt. Bridges visited
with Mrs. Wardlaw.
Mr. and. Mrs. Stan Alex-
ander spent last week at
Clover Leaf cottage near
Algonquin Park.
A pot luck picnic at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Killer in honor of Miss
Joanne Miller and friend.
Vivian Rigalski, visiting from
Edmonton, was held Sunday
Aug. 23. Those attending
were Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Dale and family, Mr. Larry
'Dalton all of Clinton, Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Cooper, Paul and
Marilyn, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Triebner and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Morley Obrey and
Trovor all of Exeter.
4ick Deinaray received
first class honours in Grade 2
theory. He is a pupil, of
Joanne King.
Classified Ads pay dividends,
STALKING HIS PREY — That's what Jonathan
Trollope of Brussels seemed to be doing when
he dressed up as a lion to take part in the circus
held on Tuesday night as part of this year's
playground activities. (Photo by Langlois)
Cranbrook