HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-01-19, Page 8Correspondent
Mrs, .Chester FAO
The Ethel WOMen!s. Jnstitute
held their January meeting at
the home, of Mrs. Tom Mac.
Farlane with fourteen ladies.
present. Roll call was answered
by a “Bnperstition't. The, Motto
"Enjoyment of the Present is.
denied to those 'who-worry too
much about the future" was given
by Mrs. Q. Earl. Mrs. Chas.
Mathers, District president, was
present and gave an interesting
talk.on Public Relations.
Business and minutes. Were.
read and taken care of. Mrs,
Vicki Jacklin will be the dele-
gate to Toronto on the 12th of
February. Lunch was served by
mrs,,, Archie Jacklin and mrs.
Tom. McFariane,
CHILDREN OF THE CHURCH
The Children of the Church
met in the church parlour on
Sunday morning.
The meeting opened with the
roll call and payment of fees.
The Secretary and. Treasurer's
Report was given. The Bible
reading, St. Matthew 4;23-25 was
read by Peggy Gibson followed
by the prayer by Joan Mair.
"Go tell it on the Mountain"
was sung after which Mrs. Ralph
Haveman read a story about a
boy who lived in Nigeria, Africa.
Everyone went to their classes
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Brussels Polar Daize
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water. Prizes were courtesy
McCall Transport, Walton and.
Herb Traviss, Walton.
WORLD THUNDER MUG RACES
The sub-zero weather
cut down on this hilarious race
this year. The winners:
Men: 1st. Max Watts and Wayne
Lowe; Ladies' 1st. Anne Bos-
man and Ruth Lowe.
The Moccasin Dance at the
Arena Saturday night was a
popular spot and a good number
enjoyed dancing to the music of
Earl Einweister Polka Band. At
the same time a teen dance was
held at the Public School with
the Weschester Union supplying
the music.
The Snowmobile Races drew
a good number of entrants on
Sunday afternoon. About 300
meals were served at the beef
barbecue on Sunday afternoon.
The extreme cold kept a great
number of people from attend-
ing some of the events staged.
10; Ross Veitch, Brussels and
rink, 2 plus 4; Bob Alexander,
Brussels and rink, consolation.
The third place was tied at
2 wins plus 4, but by going to
the aggregate score for three
games the Veitch rink had 17
while the Inglis rink had 16.
Winners in the Snowmobile
Races on Sunday during the
"Polar Daize" program were:
Race #1 - Up to 12 years -
19 H.P, and under.
1. David watts
2. John Richmond.
R ACE
Race #2 - 12 to 16 years - Max
292 cc. Single Cyl. 20 H.P.
and under.
1. Laurie Campbell
Race #3 - 12 to 18 years -
Max 24 H.P.
1. Warren Knight
2. David Thomas
3. Larry Livingston
Race #4 - 18 and Up - 20 H.P.
and under
1. Allan D'inn
2. Don Jacklin
3. Jim McNeil
Race # 5 - 18 and Up - Open
1. Wm. Stewart
2. David Livingston
3. Don Jacklin
Race # 6 - Girls, 16 years and
under. Max 292 cc up to 20 H.P.
1. Maxine watts
Race # 7 - Powder Puff, 16 and
Over - Open
1. Gail Livingston
2. Pat Dunn
3. Sharon McMillan
Race #8 - Teen Race, 15 years
and under 20 11, P. and under
3 Laps.
Sponsored by McCutcheon Motors
1. Maxine Watts
2. Rick Dunn
3. John Richmond
Race #9 Grand Pfix 0 LOS -
20 H.P. and under.
(a) 1. Bruce Fischer
2. Max Watts
3. BrUce Knight
(b) 5 Laps - Open
1. Wm, Stewart
2. John McDonald
3. Calvin Blue
Race #10 - Cross Country -
Couples Only - Open
Time Pre Set
1. Doug Wood and Ann Bosman
Drag Races
(a) Up to 22 H.P.
1. David Livingston
2. Ed. McMillan
3. Bruce Knight
(b) Up to 30 H.P.
1. Calvin Blue
2. Win. Stewart
3. Don Workman
(c) 440 C.C. and Under
1. Wm. Stewart
2. Calvin Blue
3. Paul McDonald
(d) Over 440 C.C.
1. Wm. Stewart
2. Wayne Hodges
The Brussels Lions Polar
Daize opened last Wednesday
with a successful Bonspiel. Ent-
ries were present from Wingham.
Belmore, Wroxeter, Atwood,
Monkton, Seaforth, Exeter, as
well as seven rinks of Brussels
curlers. There were many clos-
ely contested games and some
very low scoring games. The
Brussels' ladies Curling Club
served an excellent dinner,which
drew much favourable comment
from the visitors. The Winners
were; 9 A.M. DRAW
Tom Vickerrnan, Atwood and rink
3 w plus 6; Al Ten Pas, Brussels
and rink, 2 w plus 7; Doug
Rathwell, Brussels and 'rink, 2
w plus 5; Gordon Ward, Monkton
and rink, consolation.
11 A.M. DRAW
Stewart McCall, Seaforth and
rink, 3 plus 15; Clarence Mc-
Donald, Exeter and rink. 2 plus
8-THE BRUSSELS POST, JAN, 19, 1972
Ethel Womens Institute Discusses Public Relations
under the leadership of Mrs. in Listowel
R. Raveman, Mrs. Bishop Mrs, Doug Anthony of R ex-
and Mrs. Wm, King. A project dale is spending several weeks
about Africa was dismissed. with, her sister, Mrs. B. God
Christopher King took up the den,
collection, while everyone sang Mr, and. Mrs, Ed. Morrow
ifflear the Pennies Dropping".
Mrs. Wm. Campbell is spend-
ing some time in Florida,
Mrs. Robt. Cunningham has
been in London Hospital recently
where she underwent surgery.
Euchres have commenced
again after the holidays in the
Community Centre.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Speiran
spent a couple weeks in. Florida.
Mr. Geo. Dunbar is a patient
who have resided with Mr. Cam-
eron- cochrane have. moved to
ListOwel.
Mrs. A. Bremner has been
in Stratford Hospital, where she
underwent surgery.
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