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Brussels Legion Hall
Saturday, August 26th
Jim Scott Orchestra
Admission $2.00 per couple
Restricted to 18 years and over
Under auspices Brussels Legion Branch 218
Everyone Welcome
QUEEN'S HOTEL
BRUSSELS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS
THE FUNK FAMILY
from Guelph
Dining lounge will be open 4-7 p.m. Sunday
— Good Food on the Menu —
Brussels Horticultural
Society Flower Show
Sat Aug 26th 1972
in
St. John's Anglican church
3-7p.m.
Cold Turkey BuffetSupper5 —7 p.m.
Admission to supper $1.75 - Children to 12 - .751
Take out suppers available
Drive-In
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PHONE 333-3121
STARTS AT DUSK
Theatre KIDS IN CARS FREE
GREAT
White
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— THURS. 24 — FRI. 25
WHITE HOPE
Man. He just couldn't Beat All of
Them.
HOT ROCK .
ROBT. REDFORD. A High Jinx Comedy
— Adult Entertainment
FAMILY NIGHT SAT., AUGUST 26 ONLY.
ELVIS PRESLEY Stars In
WILD IN THE COUNTRY
JAMES COBURN Stars
IN LIKE FLINT
A 'GREAT COMEDY ATTRACTION
SUN., AUG. 27 — MON. 28 — TUES. 29
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Turkey — Spareribs and Sauerkraut -- Fish and Chips
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Sunday Entertainment, August 27th
LORNE and THE LORMAINES
Family Paradise Camping
and Snowmobile Club
Saturday Night, August 26th
THE BLENDERS
BROWNIE'S vivEiny
CLINTON - ONTARIO
FIRST SHOW 8:30 ociannior
THURSDAY - FRIDAY AUGUST .24-25
— FREE POPCORN FOR THE CHILDREN
BEFORE 10 P.M. ON THURDAY, AUGUST 24.
Robert LouiS Stevenson's
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Local Briefs ENTERTAINMENT;
AT THE
NEW AMERICAN HOTEL.
BRUSSE4S, ONT.
WATERLOO GENTLEMEN
Friday and Saturday Night.
Mrs. Andrew Turnbull and
Mrs, Annie Harrison spent a few
dayS with Mr, and Mrs. Hassell Knight at their Breezewood
cottage, Micherley, Ontario.
house party was held at the
cottage (Breezewood) at Am-,
beriej$ the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell. Knight, R.R. 2,
Brussels, last week. They were
present from Lion's Head, Miller
Lake, London, Grand Bend, Sea-
forth, Kippen, Ripley, Brussels,
Ohio, V.S;A., Florida, U.S.A.
This group called the snow-
birds have spent the past few
years at South Pacific Motel,
Panama City Beach, Fla. oper-
ated by Marjorie and L. G. In-
gram. The Ingrams were unable
to attend pet plan on coming
later.
Mrs. Glenna Stephens,, who
H was a patient in St. Mary's osp-
ital, Kitchener, came home last
week. Her daughter, Mrs. Dor-
othy Higgins of Toronto, has been
staying with her mother since
Mrs. Stephens' return from
hospital.
Mrs. Murray Long, a member
of the staff of The Canadian Imp-
erial Bank of Commerce staff,
Brussels, has been a patient in
Listowel Hospital where she un-
derwent surgery last week.
W. S. Scott who visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey of Rex-
dale last week has returned home.
Harold Thomas has been a
patient in Listowel Hospital.
Misses Donna and Bonnie
Bielby of Kelfield, Sask., are
visitors with. Mr. and Mrs. Em-
erson Mitchell and family.
Mrs. Dick. Dennis and fam-
ily of Barrie have been visit-
ing with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Dennis.
Mrs. V. Hinton and sons,
London, were visitors in Bru-
ssels last week.
- Weekend out-of-town visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. George Evans
were Miss Enid Askin, Toronto,
Erna Sattler and niece and Miss
Margaret Schmidt of Kitchener.
Mrs. Jean Taylor and Mrs.
Isobel Adams of Brussels re-
turned recently from an enjoy-
able trip to the British Isles.
They travelled in England, Ire-
land and Scotland. During the
22-day tour they visited places
of - historical interest, attended
plays and other entertainment
typical of the areas.
Short Shots
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these pitiful hatred-filled
children? What kind of adults
will they grow to be? How can
that strife-torn country ever find
a peaceful end to their problems
when such hatred is embedded in
the character of the rising gener-
ation. God forbid that our Canad-
ian children should ever be
nurtured in an atmosphere of like
kind.
Pen pal since
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calling because she was anxious
about her namesake, TrinaWatts,
who she was aware had a problem
with her eyes. '"How nice to know
that a friend, so many thousands
of miles away, was concerned
enough about your daughter, to
make such a call" Mrs. Watts
commented.
The call made at 9:00 a.m.
in England was received here
at 5:00 p.m. Mrs. Perry said
it was a beautiful, warm, sunny
morning in Derby, England.
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Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller
and. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon SpenGe
of Hespler were visitors with
Mrs. G. Chidlow last. Friday.
Mrs. J. W. Fischer attended
the Denney-Fischer wedding in
Listowel on SaturdaY. The bride
Mary Ann Fischer, is her grand-
daughter, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hartley Fischer, former
residents of Brussels. Others
from this community in atten-
dance at the wedding, were Mrs.
G. Chidlow, Mr. and Mrs. Stan-
ley Fischer, and Mr. and Mrs..
Bernard Thomas.
The letter in last week's Post
signed (Mrs. H. J. ) Annie
Maunders was from Mrs. Hec-
tor McNeil. Maunders was her
maiden name.
Mrs. G. Chidlow visited this
week with her niece, Mrs. Harper
Wood and Mr. Wood, of Mitchell.
Mrs. Cecil McFadden is a
patient. in viotoria'fioepitai!Loe,
don, where she APPIerWent.
gery this week.
W. C, Kerr of Brussels :and. and.
son John, Richmond, Hill
several daye this papt: week in
Montreal, They ..visited man and
His world and also took, in a
baseball game in Jarry pat%
His friends will be 'pleased •
to know that .Selwyn Baker, who
was confined to $eaforthRospital
for two. months, is home: again,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Ross
and family, Mrs, Jack Ross and
family, Mr, and Mrs. Ed Kritz
Geo.ge. A. Willey of Oak Park
Mich., were all weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs, Murray Ross
Con. I. Grey,
Susan .Langlois recently step
danced in Cookstown for Jack
Thynne at the threshers reunion.
This is. her third year there.
She also danced at the-High..
land games in Fergus.
6—THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 23, 1972
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