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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-02-28, Page 4Cre ship tery meet Seaf( Rev, fold man pres Conf man This group called the Go-Getters finished fifth in the talent contest. They are Heather Wilson, Marlene Pennington, Cheryl Bauer, Susan Cardiff, Vicki McCall, and Jacki Workman« (Photo- by Ken Scott) Brussels Lions' Club sponsor s talent contest * ** Peggy Gibson and Carol Raymond won4th for the Blackouts. GWen Bernard won 6th with a tune from the bagpipes. (Photo by Ken Scott) Susan Langlois, Julie McCall, Julie Campbell and Michele McCutcheon made up the group known as the Ding-a-lings. They placed 3rd in the Friday night talent contest. ' (Photo by Ken Scott) 4 The Brussels Lions' Club sponsored a Talent Contest in conjunction with Polar Daize last Friday, at the Brussels Public School. The program was or- ganized by Lion s Jim Prior and Ken Scott. Lioa Ken introduced the Master of Ceremonies for the evening, Brian Elrnslie, who did an excellent job introducing the competitors, special guest, and keeping the program moving smoothly. In the to n and under cate- gory there were three entrtes: Step dancing were the Three Stompers (Patricia Haveman, Debbie Prior and Karen McLean). Ann Kumm yang "Down in the Valley" and "Hush Little Baby" and Trina Watts played e piano solo "Rainbow". Prizes : 1) And kurrthi;' 2) Three Stompers(Mrs.Camp- bell accompanied the Stompers) 3) Trine Watts. Special. Guest, Doris MoKin- ley, then entertained with her matirnba, with Lion Ken a.ccorn partying on the guitar as she played ii/slever tnding gong of Love".. Next Caine the sixteen and Under category With twelve en- tries: Step deriding With Joan Htiether 'and jiiiie darnObell;OWen Bernard With the bagpipes play- trig the "Earl of Mansfield" and dtbd i; Lisa inaki and Suzanne: McPherson singing "i'd Like to teeth the World to Sing" to a record; piano stilch by Michelle Viddirt4,' dheon "TO ,bay"; a group Ot 4—.110 BRUSSELS PoStk PEER grede eight gir18, Bonnie Rich- mond, Linda Meehan, Mary Lynne Cardiff and Judy Adams singing "Let There Be Peade on Earth" accompanied by Mrs. Cousins; sisters Gail and GI.orla. White singing "Soldier Boy"; The Blackouts (Joan M Air, Peggy Gib- son, Carol Raymond and Donna Singing "Black and White" accompanied also by Mrs.Cous- ins; piano Solo by Carol Wheeler "At the Lollipop Parade" arid "The Rosary"; a dance routine by Glorie White, Susan. White and Mary Ann Bernard to "The Candy Man"; step dancers Susan and Carol Wheeler to en Irish nturiber; The Go-Getters, (Susan Cheryl Bader, Jadenie Workman, Vickie Me- Cell, Marlene Pennington and Heather Wilson) singing "YellOW .Bird" and "Columbus" accom- panied by Mrs. coasins; and last Were the Din'-a,Lings and band featuring Julie Campbell oh the accordion, 8usan Langlois at the Michelle MeCutelieen on the piano arid Julie, McCall, the horn and tainborine AS they played ""My and "Memphis". 1) 8usanLanglois and Carol Wheeler; t)Cardi Wheelef;. 3) The Ding.,,a,LingS; 4) The Black buts; "lie to Getters; 6) Owen Pernard, the: seventeen and Over category there was only one entry, Charlie playing 41$0egy 0 ,1460' and iibt Dub= his accordion. I/ARV *WI Doris McKinley entertained again with a medley 'of Irish tunes. Henry Exel who was Program Chairman for Polar paize was introduced and he gave an ac- count of the week-end activities. The capable judges for the contest were Jerry Chomyn from CKNX and Don Dunbar from Brussels. Jerry Chomyn an- nounced the winners and Lions Jim Prior and Henry EXel pre- sented the prizes. Besides us- ing a scoring system, the judges were aided by an applause Metre which Roy Bennett of CKNX con- •trolled. The over-tall winner on the applause metre would have to be Charlie as the needle Went out of sight Lion Ken had some trouble with the record player and BrienElmslie suggested that the record player be repladed along with the principal. ' Althciugh the audience was not as large as was eXpeeted, they were most enthusiastic which was appreciated very Mitch by the competitors.. Brien ElMslie brought an enjoyable evening to a Close. U S E POST • WANT:4W DIAL 8874641 The ten and . under categoly had a lot of contestants, Three Stompers won 2nd, they are Patricia Havernan, Karen McLean, Debbie Prior. In the front row are Trina Watts, who placed 3rd and Anne Kurnm first.(Photo by, Ken Scott) The ' Judges foi" the' talent oontest had hard' job Friday Pun night 'hen area children took tart The ,litoges were Don bar And derry- thottiyh, (Photo by Ken •86Ott)