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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-06-28, Page 4ENTERTAINMENT: AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. CENTENNIAL ENTERTAINMENT Tex Noble and His Orchestra Afternoon Matinee and Nights WE FEATURE:— Turkey — Spareribs and Sauerkraut — Fish and Chips SPECIAL SUNDAY, JULY 2 at FAMILY PARADISE CACTUS MAC and the COUNTRY CUSSINS Special guest — Perth County's Own "CUSSIN CLEM" Making the last appearance before appearing in Nashville Tennessee. Family Paradise Camping and Snowmobile Club RAIN or SHINE 4—THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 28, 1072 QUEEWSHOTEL BRUSSELS SMILEY'S HAVEN During Brussels 100th Birthday celebrations come in and enjoy four big days of entertain- ment, fun and meals with "SMOKEY DUNN'S STAGE SHOW" JUNE 29th to JULY 3rd Dining Lounge Open 12 noon until 10 p.m. SUNDAY • BIBLE SCHOOL BIBLE SCHOOL July 3-7 -- July 10 -- 15 9-11:30 a.m. at the ETHEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SPONSORED BY Ethel Conservative Mennonite Church HARR1STON Drive-In Theatre Wednesday 28 — Thursday 29 — Friday 30 — Sit., July 1st. JANE FONDA stars in "KLUTE" plus McCABE and Mrs. MILLER — Stars Warren Beatty and Julie Christie eaglITAPiei Both in colour lommod, ogsor coma loos Amami GIANT HOLIDAY DUSK TO DAWN — SUNDAY, JULY 2nd FIVE FEATURES Adm. $2.00 per person, Children 12 yrs. and under in ears hoe No. 1, MCMASTER -- A Giant Western No. 2, KISS and KILL— Suspense Thriller No. 3, MURDERS in RUE MORGUE No. 4, COUNT YORGA VAMPIRE No, 5, CRY OF THE BANSHEE " --CLOSED MONDAY FOR HOLIDAY Summer of '42" Starts Tuesday PHONE 338.3121 STARTS AT DUSK KIDS IN CARS FREE Huron board reverses Seaforth bus decision Huron-Perth board rejects proposal that offices be moved The monthly meeting of fluren County Board of Education at Clinton, on. Monday evening pass, ed a motion in favour of a delega, lion with regard to busing that was seen by at least some board niernbers as a break from Board pOlicy on the matter« Mr. and Mrs.poriCa.rter, who, live on the outskirts of Seaforth, were on hand at the meeting to appeal an earlier decision by the gducation Committee denying their request to send tneir daugh- ter to Kindergarten in Seaforth this fall. The committee had act- ed against their request on the basis that Board policy places their residence in a zone desig- nated to attend Brucefield school. rather than the Seaforth school even though they are closer in miles to the town school. The Carters, when explaining their case, showed the board that a Public School bus on its way into Seaforth passes their home each day. This bus they also pointed out picks up a number of Separate School Children under an agreement with the Board, of Education as well as a Public School youngster who attends school in Seaforth.- (‘It seems," Mrs. Carter not, ed, "that we should have just gone ahead and enrolled our child in Seaforth without approaching the board, as the other family did, Mr. and Mrs. Elston Pipe of. Drumbo were Sunday visit- ors with Miss M. Skelton. Mrs. Glen price of Vancou- ver is a guest of Miss M. Skel- ton while she is here to attend the Centennial celebrations. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller of Hespeler were weekend visi- tors with Mrs. George Chidlow. Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wilken and family of Elmira spent Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Dale. Miss Sandra Gall Watson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Watson, RR 1, Blyth, graduated from St. Joseph's Regional School of Nursing, London on Friday at exercises heid at Alumni Hall, and nothing would, have been said. We took the proper course of action and are now being denied something that is in effect for the family who did not follow that course." Board Chairman; Bob Elliot admitted that such seemed to be the case. It was also pointed out to the Board that the Kindergarten fa- cilities at Brucefield were more crowded than at Seaiorth and that if a bus had to pick up the Carter child, it would be forced to travel Well out of its way and extra cost would be incurred due to the long er distance. Following lengthy discussion on the matter the Board carried a motion on a 10 • 4 vote to re- cind the motion taken earlier refusing the Carters' permiss- ion to enroll their child at Sea- forth Public. School. A further motion was then passed indicat- ing that due to the circumstances, the number of children already in Kindergarten at Brucefield and the busing situation, the Carters would be permitted to send, their child to Seaforth. It was stress- ed, however, that the ruling was effective for only this child. A number of Board members voted against the move on grounds that this would only be a first step toward completely destroy- ing policy on where children shall attend school. University of Western Ontario. She is also a graduate of Walton Public School and Seaforth Dist- rict High School. A number of relatives and friends attended the graduation exercises and a reception at the home of her parents following the graduation Lynne Workman graduated from the Ov m Sound Regional „ School of N) .sing recently. Her parents, M . and Mrs. C. L. (Sam) Workman and brothers Murray and Donald attended the ceremonies. Mrs. Wilfred King and Mrs. Jean MacDonald, of Gorrie accompanied them. At a special meeting of the Huron-Perth County Roman. Catholic Separate School, Board. in Seaforth Monday night it was decided by a. vote of nine to five to keep the board offices in Seaforth. This decision was reached following several hours' discus- sion in committee of the whole. All four Stratford trustees and Patrick Carty, representing Ellice. North and South East- hope Townships, voted against the motion, hoping to have the offices relocated in the Loretto convent olljuron Street hiStrat- torci, Voting to ret,au, the offices in Seaforth were; John McCann, RR 3, Ailsa crag; jeSePh1490Y1 Dublin; Michael Connolly, Kippen; ArthUr E. Bald, RR 4, 14istoweii Chris WalrOen, MaryS; Oscar Kieffer, RR 1, Bluevale; Ted Geoffrey(, RR Zurich; Vincent, Young, pocierion and Francis Bicknell, RR 5,Sea forth. At, the regular meeting of the board on June. 12 a pro PPeal had been made by Rev, Carl Keane of St.. Joseph's Roman Catholic church in Strat- ford that the board move its administrative offices to the con- vent, which will become avail- able when the Loretto sisters leave the building for smaller quarters. DANCE 40th WEDDING ANNIVERSARY of Mr. and Mrs, Rollie Marks SAT., JULY 8th Brussels Legion Hall SCOTT'S ORCHESTRA EVERYONE WELCOME BROWNIE'S DRIVE-IN THEATRE CLINTON - ONTARIO WED. - THURS. - FRI. June 28-29-30 — DOUBLE FEATURE — PLAZA SUITE (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Walter Matthau Maureen 'Stapleton A trio of stories set at the famous Plaza Hotel from the Broadway hit, Color MURPHY'S WAR (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Peter O'Toole Stan Phillips Color Cartoon ,04.4141.004140.04.044PO4,040041P4.04NOV•0"41NP SAT. - SUN. - MON. - TUES. July 1-2-3-4 — DOUBLE FEATURE — BIG JAKE (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) John Wayne Richard Boone Maureen O'Hara Color 0.1,11•00 BLUE WATER, WHITE DEATH The hunt for the Great White Shark "ABSOLUTELY BREATH TAKING" Color Cartoon SAT.-SUN.-MON.-TUES. WED. - THURS. - FRI. - SAT. July 5-6-7.8 — DOUBLE FEATURE — SUMMER OF '42 (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Jennifer O'Neill — Gary Grimes Colour roallOOMIS BONNIE AND CLYDE (ADULT ENTERTAINMENT) Fay Dunnaway Warren Beatty Noeikals..rwowarrki~o.pooe‘woreomor July 9-10-11 — DOUBLE FEATURE — WATERLOO Orson Wallas — Rod Steiger ChrAtopher Plummer The story of one of history's most significant battles, Color NEW LEAF COMEDY Walter Matthau Elaine May Color Cartoon Local Briefs * * ** * ** * * * * * *74. JULY 1st — KEN SCOTT No reservations — first come first served REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE -- LUNCH SERVED Family Paradise Camping and Snowmobile Club DANCING at FAMILY PARADISE