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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-09-17, Page 6TIIURSDAY, gEPT. iOffil .";1•Ci•let."41e4. .• • • 0 11 " Tax SIWIMLS Post, Baussiom ONTABtO lvttkr.AINAIE:itit AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. * * * " THE REBELS " FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT IN THE RAINBOW ROOM • WE FEATURE: uf key. Spare'Rlbs and. Sauer Kraut,.•. 'N*41$1,11 HONVICK LIONS BINGO WINNERS Regular Games: Mrs, Patterson, Wingham; ;:firs. 13111 Schell, For- mosa; .Mrs, Elmer Coil. Mildmay; Mrs. Ferg Riley: and Mrs. Cord Simmons, both of Wingham; Mrs. Simon Huber, l',Iildmay; Ethel Holmes, Wingham and Mrs. S, ;Rubel': Mrs, 40, Rich, Wingham und Mrs, S. Huber; Mrs. S. 'Holloway, Wingham; 11.1 rs. Hugh Harriston and Miss Patsy 'Walter, Chepstow; Mrs. E, Hoffle, MilcImay; Mrs, Ferg Riley; Mrs. fS,Pluber, Harriston. "Share the Wealth": 1. ales. S. Huber. 2. Mrs. Day, Wingham and Mrs, S. Huber. X25 Special; Mrs. Ray Meyer, Listowel. Jackpot Consolation pins bonus; MrS. Elgin Borne, Mild- may, Door Prizes: Mrs. Hugh 0Bell, Harriston; Mrs. .Derbecker of Wingham, Betty Hergott, Mild- may and. Mrs. Stevens, , Harris- ton. Lucky Draws: Bill Dodsysell. Harriston; Mrs. Harvey Reidt, Wroxeter; Elgin Alton, Harris- ton and Mrs. Gold Simmons, Wingham. "FUEL-HARDY" MOTORISTS CAUSE TRAFFIC TIE-UPS That sheepish-looking motorist you see stranded beside his stationary car on the shoulder of a Toronto expressway probably hasn't experienced engine failure, or even a flat tire. Chances are he's just out of gas. The Ontario Notor League, Toronto Club, reports that during the months of March, April, May and June, motorists stranded without gas accounted -for about 40 percent of the road service calls they received from 187 call boxes installed on. the Grardiner Expressway and the Dori Valley Parkway, That means over 1100 break- downs which caused traffic tie- ups and delays were due to just plain careleSstesS. Flat tires, which used to be a major problem, are now, in third place as a causa of breakdowns, Second is stalled-out engineS, which may be due to fuel Mimi" failure, over-heating or other Causes. Be a gauge watcher. Check your gas 'arid Oil frognently and you won't he caught Shell, rft0 fit' "fdlinP,P1 1:11Ht Oil NI ktiMit)0 l 0441.0,i ETHEL. Ethel W. I. September Meeting; The Ethel W, I. held their September.' meeting at the home of Mfs. Chester Earl with fifteen present. Roll call was answered by "An advertising scheme which annoys me" The motto "A kicking horse never puns well" was well given by Mrs, Sam Beirnes. Mrs. Lothar Weber spoke on Indians for her topic. A question and answer period f011owed. The businesS followed and , it was decided to hold the Fall Bazaar November 18th in the Community Centre, Delegates, were appointed for Centralia, 'Guelph, and the training school at Clinton. 11 was decided to 'let the Hall Beard operate the euchre for the winter. The meeting closed with the Institute Grace followed by lunch served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Roy Hall. CRANBROOK DIET CLUB Thursday eight. September 10 the club had Mrs. Joyce Pollard of Ida Burns Associates as guest speaker. She spoke on diet and exercises. Four girls from the club dethonstrated various exer- cises with her. Mrs, Pollard dis- cussed different diet dishes which were served Buffett style later on in the evening, Guests were there from Listowel and Blytia clubs. Pearl McCallum presented. Mrs. Pollard with a corsage. Marilyn Engel thanked her and gave her a gift of money. She said, she would give this to the Retarded Children's Association, Ida Burns Company gives all the money she receives on a night like this to this organization, Would you like to lose weight but find that you can't stick with it after a few weeks? If you do have a problem or just want to lose a feW ponds the Cranbrook Club encourages you to come to the Club at Cranbrook Hall Thursday evenings at 8:15 for the meeting's, r.i'lieclub was flotnied the end of Mareh 1069, From March until the end of DeceMber the Menib- ers lost a total of 1,025 pounds, Queen of the week Is the one lag the most weight for one week, Queen of the month is the person losing the most notind8 durilig the rnottth, Thpy roOlvo It flavor • tibligtfi MaPIO N111011 i4100V(Ifi ,Belgrave, 'Brussels School Fair Prize Winners Girls Welting Class 178; Gradi 4 ;, on.ti Joan Nair, %en&, Jean 144rter 3rd, , Alida Dorsch, :Ith, Julie cahpben 5th, Joyce corapk .6tis, Claws 179, 'Grade 5 Judy Sellers 1st; Valerie MitChler, 4th; Rhonda Keffer, 6th, Class 180, Grade 0 Laureen Barbour, Brenda Kingsbury', 3rd. Creative Writing Class 184, Grade 1 and 2 Sherry Robertson, 1st; .Pauline McLellan, 3rd; Barbara Johnston, •Ith. Class 185 Grades 3 and 4 Joan Mair 1St; Joan fluether 2nd; Susan Langlois 6th, Class 186, Grade 5. and 6, Valerie Mitchler, 3rd;! Norma Smith. Original. Poem ClasS 191, Grade 7 and 8 , Nancy. Elliott, 3rd; Julia Hanna, 5th. Project Work Class 192, Grades 1 and '2 'Barbara, .johnstoil, 3rd; Pat- ricia Haveman, 4th; Doaelda Stiles 5th Class 193 Grades -3 and 4 Dianne Stephenson, 4th; Class 194 Grades 6 and 6 Nornia Smith, aid; ithada Keffer, Art r',1a,s§ 202, dr•cie 4 Susan Langlois, 1st; Lory Me Glory 2nd; 'Gail White, ,.. 3rd; Peggy Gibson, 4th; Gwen James,. 5th; Joan Hueth er, 6th, Class 203, Grade 5 Judy. Sellers, 3rd. Class 204, Grade 6 jacquie IVIcWhirter, 1st; Gina Dyk, 3rd; janet Pearson 4th; Coleen Raymond, 5th, Class 205, Grade 7 Janet Cardiff, 2n d ;' Kathy Johnston, 3rd; Nancy Elliott, 4th; Dianne Willis 5th. Crafts Class 207, Kindergarten Sheila Dorsch, 2nd; Dianne Bernard, 4th; Sandra Cloakey, 5th. Class 208, Grade 1 Karen Johnston, 3rd. Class 210, Grade 3 Dianne Stephenson, 1st; Carol Wheeler, 2nd; Catherine Cardiff, 3rd; Arlene Kufske, 4th; Karen Bridge, 5th, Class 213 Grade 6 Norma Smith, 1st; Laureen Barbour 6th. Class 211, Grade 4 ;Julie Campbell, 1st; Louise' 211.cock, 2nd; Peggy 'Gibson, 4th; Susan Langlois, 5th; Joan II ether 6th: Notebooks Class 216, Grades 3 and 4 Joan littetber, 1st; Julie McCall, 3rd. WorkbOokr OlasS 219, Grade 1 Jill McCutcheen, :1st; Catherine Sholdice, 2nd; Kathy Ma.chari 6th, Bays Writing Class 1/8, Grade 4 Bradley Drfwer 4t1lii oleo, .14q11 J 1 11 I I 4,311.11i Mid*, 1th Wik White 4th; Jamie Jutzi, 5th; David Stephenson, 6th, Class 180, Grade 6 Glenn McLean, 1st Laurie Campbell, 2nd; Bob •Bi•idge 4ih; Murray Wheeler, 5th; Gerald Rutledge, 6th, Class 181, Grade 7 Carman • Bernard 4th; Robert Brown 5th ; J. Ireland 6th. Class 182, Grade 8 Calvin ;Nunes, 4th; George Draper 0th. Creative Writihg ClaSs 184, Grades 1 and 2 'la& 'McW h r ter, 5th; Gary mecuteikeen, Gth. Class 186, Grades 5 and 6 Murray WheeIer, 3rd. Class 188 Open Robert Brown, 4th Class 190, Grades 5 and 6 Larry Scott, 4th Project Work Class 192, Grades 1 and 2 John Dorsch, 5th; Brian Ten Pas, 6th. Class 194, Grades 5 and 6 Ilob Bridge 5th; Glenn. McLean, 6tCllai.ss 197, Open, Grades 5 to 8 Murray Wheeler, 4th, 1301, Bridge, 6th. Art Class 198, Kindergarten Douglas McArter, 6th, Class 200, Grade 2 Greg Ducharine, 4th, Stephen Kingsbury, 5th; Darwin Mc- Cutcheon, 6th. Class 201, Grade 3 John Richmood, 1st; Jerry G'lousher, 5th; Doug Sholdice, 6th Class 202, Grade 4 Max McLellan, 2nd; Lyle Bridge, 3rd; Keith McLean, 6th. ClatS, 203, Grade 5 Torn Miller.. 1st 13111 King., 3rd; Murray Bone, 5th. Class 204, Grade 6 Murray Wheeler, 2nd; Randy White 6th, Class 205, Grade 7 !Rickey Etlliott, 2nd; Robert Brown, 3rd; George McGlory, 5111; Kenny iiinton, 6th, Glatt 206, Grade 7 Blaine McCtitcheon, 5th. Cratts Class 207, Kindergarten Leslie Black!, 2nd; Douglas Me- Arter, 5th; Wayne 'Higgins, 6th. Class 208, Grade 1 John Dorsch, 4th; Lyle .Camp, bell, 5th; 'Kenneth Higgins ,6th Clasi 209, Grade 2. Garry McWhirter, 1st; Noll ,Ttitm, 4th. Clau 0100 Otade tt rW)10,1tw, 4th Nott, 11,x1, Sholdieo, 1st; ,goo 311 #iii di fN 4 Patti M ,Intl,. Workbooks .„ Class 219, Grade i John Dorsch, 3rd; rani aohn•- ston, 1th Briaii iretiPas, oiabs 222, Grade B and 6 Glenn McLean; 1st. Class 156, Sandwichea (Open kiriderbarten and Begitiiierf3) Vickie Macham Otil, Clask 168, 'Grade 3 and 4) Brownlee Gwen I3ertiard, 1st; 'Mary Ann 1.',eriiard, 2nd. Class 159, Grades 5 ahri baie Squares Linda Machan,..4t1i. Class 160, Grade 7 and 8; Apple Pie Kathy Barbour 5th ss 161, Open, Grade 1 to 4 Apples on Tray 'Donelda, Stiles, 1st; Geace \Vesselink. 6th. Class 162 Open Grade 5 to 8 Banana Layer Cake Judy Sellers, 5th. Class 164, Grade 1 and 2 Place Mats Donelda. Stiles, '4th Class 185 Grade 3 and 4 Embroidered Tea Towel Joanne 111cArter. 2nd Class 168, Open Grade 1 to •4 Pot. Holders Donelda Stiles 4th Class 169; Open 5 to 8,' Liquid Embroidery Pillow Cases Forma Smith 1st; Linda ma eh an 2nd. Class 170, Grades 1 and 2, Adinial Made from Vegetable Dylan Van den Assent Class 172, Grades 5 and 6, Animal f rom Bursa 1;111 King 2nd Class 224, Picture fro''' Coloring Book Sheila Dorsch 2nd Class 225, Grades 1 'and 2, Scrapbook of Wild Animals Neil ,Mitzi, 2nd Class 226 Grades3 and 4 Scrapbook Tourist Attraatisna Joanne MeArter Class 227, Grades 5 and 6 Collection of Flag; Linda Machan, 5th Class 231 Sr. Girls 5 to 8 Book Mark Allda Dorsch, 3rd Class 234 Kindergarten, Gr. 1, 2, Girls, Picture 'Karen Johnston 6th Class 236 Grade 3 and 4, Girlo Soap , Susan White, 2nd Owen Samos, 3rd Grace Woolink, 6th Oyos 238 Or, 5 anti 6, Girit0 Wool filotutal Lindh INfaciluni - !hi LARRY'S RADIO and TV SALES and SERVICE ;2 ONLY 1970 FLEETWOOD 23" CONSOLE .MODELS ;REDUCED FROM $269.95 TO $225.95 Phone 523-9640 BlYth. Ont. LARRY BOLGER PROPRIETOR