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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-08-30, Page 8VINCENT PRICE .JOSEPH COTTEN Dr. Phibes curiously terrifying! e COLOR"... AllEMCAN IMIEMPIATKSIAL PICIUMEd ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BROWNIE'S titiff,..44 CLINTON - ONTARIO .011....r TONIGHT A Hi4 r LLIS rc ICIARD BURTORED i"AGENEVIEVE BUjOLD MORN ING IN THE HA L WALLIS PRODUCTION BOT.F EA TURS ime tke0ousanS Defi ENT_ MIEN FRIDAYcs.nd SATURDAY SEPT. - 2_ Robert Redford, George Segal & Co. heist The Hot Roth .. almost COLOR by DE LUXE® f""' OgaijahlpOWN. 6 ' vetPt44:z,:: < • •':%.:$4. . • • 4::.K GP PRE- at HOLIDAY DUSK-Tel DAWN SHOW! SUN. NITE BIG F EATURES ••••• •• • .11•111-.• EDGAR ALLAN POE'S classic of the grotesque. JASON MAROS , Murders Rriem • ADULT ENTERTAINMENT orgue 'COLOR by Movielab An AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL Pidure COME FACE TO FACE WITH TOTAL TERROR! COUNT YUMA, vampire 14. Every loving couple should see -1 this film before it's too late. weddiNci Nigkr ADULT ENTERTAINMENT ENTERTAINMENT QUEEN'S HOTEL BRUSSELS FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS DAVE CHITTICK and THE COUNTRY PALS from Hanover Dining lounge will be open 4-7 p.m. Sunday — Good Food on the Menu — ti Local, Briefs .14, Mr. 4.14 Mrs. Edwin Martin have returned groin a vacation in, Quebec, the moritlanesp ;loll/- 4444144 Maine and visited Mr. and Mrs. 401 1-TOOth and Lorraine in Montreal. CongratulatiOns to Joyce Ire- land who passed the Grade I Rudiments Of the Royal Conser- vatory of Music with honours. She is a pupil of Mrs. Edwin Martin. Mrs. John Q. Speir, who has been a patient in Wingham and District Hospital, returned home last week. Walter R. Schlueter and Mrs. Schlueter of Detroit were visi- tors with Mr. and Mrs. George D. Hislop. Mrs. Hislop accom- panied them to Detroit for a holiday. Fred Thuell who was hospita- lized for two weeks in Wingham and District Hopsital was able to Come home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of London who have been holidaying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cal. Krauter, have returned home. Mrs. Bonnie Wilson and Mrs. Marlene Yuill attended a School of Instruction for enumerators in Goderich on Thursday of last week. Mrs. Joanne King, Mrs. Adah Smith and Harry Bolger attended a similar school in Wingham, the same day. Mrs. M. Ballantyne and Mrs. Chris Fischer, who have been patients, inWingham and District Hospital, are home again, Mrs. Ross Nichol is a pat- ient in Wingham and District Hospital. Mrs. Smyth and daughters, Andrea and Pamela of Kit- Short Shots (Continued from Page 1) world of today. They do not want their young people to learn that such things take place. You cannot keep them wrapped in cotton wool. Some day they must go out into the world and face things as they are. Closing your eyes and mind to the sordid things that occur does not make them cease to happen. What better way to protect against them than to be aware, by know- ing, and acknowledging they do exist. To know and be alert to combat them, is better preparat- ion than to have our eyes shut and be thrust, unarmed with knowledge, into life in a world that abounds in happenings we deplore. *** *** *** *** The chilling scream of the fire siren sounded here about 4 p.m. last Thursday. Our local firemen responded promptly to the call. Fortunately at their arrival at the fire hall they found that it had been a false alarm triggered off in some un- known manner. chener Are: spendUlg:n,•week with her. mother, M. W. G. Leach, NybellaP, returned 1.1704 a v000, tton in Ottawa and the Mari- time proviogee, gri„ and MrAt hell WMte and family cif georgetewn non rft. turned home nfter, spending. a weeks vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Miller. Mr. and Mrs.HermanZiegler and Mr, and. Mrs. Wilfred gait!! ler of. Heidelberg visited. with and WA!, qenrge, ..YW Our-- 1K the past. week. Mr. and. Mrs. R, W.„ Kennedy- were weekend, yiaitorainznrnnto. with thOr son Pay14 AN Mrs, Neopecty and Michael, Mrs. A. Turnbull. of Seaforth. and Mr. and Ws. .4lbert car, dig of Ethel visited last week. with To, and Mrs. Earl Smith of Ayr. Mrs„ Turnbull also spent a few days in. Brussels with Mrs.. Wilbur Turnbull. TM-COUNTY BALL TOURNAMENT Brussels .Ball Park MONDAY/ SEPTEMBER 4th cm. 0-- 1st, GAME BLUEVALE and BELMORE vs. MILVERTON 10:45 a.m. — 2nd GAME -- WALTON and BRUSSELS vs. MONCTON 12:30 a.m. — 3rd GAME JAMESTOWN and MONCRIEF vs. ATWOOD 2:15 p.m. 4th GAME — MOUNT FOREST JUVENILES vs. CLIFFORD 4:00 p.m.. aGAfME WINNERS GAMES 1 and 2 PLAY OFF 5:45 p.m, 6th GAME — WINNERS of GAMES 3 and 4 PLAY OFF p.m. FINAL GAME — WINNERS of GAMES 5 and 6 PLAY OFF READ and USE POST CLASSIFIED * * * * * * * * It was heartening to see a number of young men at ,the meeting held Thursday evening of last week to discuss the pro- blem of noise and reckless dri- ving in the Village of Brussels. The attendance was not as large as could have been anticipated from the number of complaints that have been heard. Reeve J. L. ivlcCutcheon emphasized that the meeting was not called to charge, or point a finger at young people; older people are also guilty of offences. Cpl. C. R, Croskill of the Wingham Detachment of the O.P.P. stated that the police must have the co- operation of young and old alike to be able to deal effectively with the problem. People hesitate to inform On others but they should for, in reality, the y are doing the offenders a favour, perhaps even saving their lives, or the lives of others. It Was pointed out by some members of the audience, that people are afraid of some form of retali- ation if they are suspected of having informed on anyone. It is doubtful whether or not any- thing was acdompliShed by the meeting but at least the subject was discussed and it is hoped some lessening of the problem Will result. 11—,THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 30, 1972 ENTERTAINMENT: AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. Country Wally Orchestra Friday and Saturday Night WE FEATURE:— Turkey — Spareribs and Sauerkraut — Fish and Chips. FRIDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 1 — WESTERN HORSE SHOW Free Teen Dance to "Thyra" formerly Catalyst SATURDAY, SEPT. 2 — PARADE — HORSE RACES & LIVESTOCK judging etc.; evening HEAVY HORSE SHOW & PONY DRAWING MATCH Dance to Wayne Riehl and The Country Versatiles SUNDAY, SEPT. 3 — STARTING AT 1:30 Tug-O-War, Long Distance Run, Ball Games, Horse Shoe Pitching Exhibition buildings open at all times. Midway aways in operation. "The Biggest Little Fair in Ontario" ********************* * * **** * * * ****** * *** * MITCHELL FAIR SPECIAL SUNDAY, SEPT. 3 2:30 p..m. at FAMILY PARADISE Returning by Popular Demand Featuring "The Country Cussins" -with. M.C. Cactus Mac and Special Guest, Perth County's Own. Cussin Clem appearing in person at Weather Permitting Family Paradise Camping and Snowmobile Club