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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-06-28, Page 13We share with the people of Brussels, pride n their 'hundred year history. Merle Freeman Texaco 887-6528 Brussels YES Please send me the Brussels Post for the next year. I enclose $4.00 0 Please bill me 0 Name Street or P.O. Box Town or City Province • . YES Please send me the Brussels Post for the next year. I enclose $4.00 0 Please bill me 0 Name Street or P.O. Six o **** . 6 66 6 ai 66 Town or City Province •,...., ... . .. ...... •••• ... ••••••••••••••#041.#14141441~1411~PM•••••••••••••••••••••••~1~~010414144~~1411*••••••• For a hundred years people have been subscribing to the Post WHY DON'T YOU? f ig°11...1111.11°44\imESTABLISHED 1872 g rus s els Post $4.00 A Year in Advance — $5.00 to U.S.A. — Single Copy 10c BRUSSELS. ONTARIO Subsription by mail Anywhere in Canada .00 per year Fill in and mail this coupon •e•••4•••••••••••••••••••••••••••Ipe44444.4, THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 28, 1972-13 B 4 Brussels is proud of the Medical Clinic which was erected as a result of the co-operation and enthusiasm of the community. It is located on Turnberry Street just south of the bridge over the Maitland. (Staff Photo) Brussels curlers orga nized in 1964 A meeting of interested people in the arena on November 9, 1964 led to the formation of a curling club. The outcome of the meeting was the formation of the Brussels Curling Club with the following officers elected: President - D.A.Rann, 1st. Vice- Ken Tyerman, 2nd Vice - Stewart Lowe, Treasurer - Cecil Parker, Secretary - George Mutter. By the time the curling season had opened all the necessary equipment had been purchased and 90 paid-up members were ready to play in the January draw. The Brussels Curling Club has been active during the past eight years with an average mem- bership of 110-120. The Club, is affiliated with the Ontario Curling Association. The Lady Curlers have their own organization and are affil- iated with the South Western Ontario Ladies Curling Assoc- iation. The Ladies group are a great asset to the Club and have a reputation for the fine meals they serve at all the local bonspiels. In 1967 the Club decided to renovate the space above the dressing rooms in the Arena and make it into a suitable clubroom for the curlers. This room was completed for the 1967-68 season and has proved to be a great asset for the curling activities. A kitchen and washroom facili- ties h.a.ye since been added. Alt,of these renovations as well as all equipment have been paid for by the Curling Club and at the present time the Club is free of debt with a favourable bank balance. The officers for the 1972- 73 season are: President - Danny Pearson 1st Vice -Albert TenPas; 2nd Vice - Ross Veatch;. Sec.-Treas - Norman Mover. The Ladles Division officers are: President - Rhea Valiance; Vice - Leona McDonald; Sec.- Treas. - Nora Stephenson.