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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-02-28, Page 8BOB BREWSTER OUTDOOR EDITOR ..?"1"."•• •••••••••11,.... Pancake Supper TUESDAY, MARCH 6th ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH BRUSSELS — 5:00 p. m.to 8:00 p.m. — Adults $1.50 Under 12: $1.O0 Dessert Euchre IOOF Lodge Hall Mon., March 12 1:30 p.m. Admission SOc Dessert and prizes Sponsored by Morningstar Rebekah Lodge No. 315 Everyone WeIcothe LDSS Gymnailum Listowel thattirid Auction from 1p .m. to 5 . Olt display from 10:00 a.m.) 'Bake Sale 10 'a.m. =to 5 Proceeds for Chords Tour to Toronto and Ottawa,. •Auctioneer:, Graham, Jackson Am. low a Howick Lions hold Bingo 1,11, "Local Briefs -0 ilk' InIkkkkri Regular Games: Mrs. Qa.u, tier, Fordwich, Mrs. F. Riley, Wingham , Percy Fishcher, Lis- towel, Mrs. C. Goodwin, Moore- field & Mrs. Smalz, Mild.may; Isobel Tiffin, Lueknow; Mrs. Newman, Wingham,' Ed Marsh, Wingham; Wilma Lobsinger, Mildmay; Mrs. Ohm, Wingham; Mrs. Waetcher, Mildrriay; Mrs. Hazelgrove, Wingham; Mrs.Hal- loway, Wingham; Frank Hamil- ton, Lucknow; Mrs. Waeteher, Mildmay; Mrs. Aitclieson, Wingham; Wilma Lobsinger,, Mildmay; Don Foerster, Elmira. Share the Wealth: 1 - Barb Parsons, Palmerston; 2 Frank L......_.................................._.... MeCormick, Mrs. A. Ste Marie, Wingham. $25 Special; MI'S. A, Ste Marie, Wingham. Jackpot Con- solation and bonus; Mrs. Bill Schill, Formosa and Mrs. Lobsinger, Mildmay. Lap Card: Mrs. Waetcher, Mildmay. part Game: Mel. Beattie, Listowel won $8.00. Door Prizes: Laura Beattie, Listowel; Beatrice Smalz, Mild- may, Sarah Hamilton, Lucknow and Mrs. Ferg. Itt ley, Wingham. Lucky Draws: Glenn Lamont, Wingham, Audrey Waetcher, Mildmay, Marie Hoeffle, Mild- may and Bea Hergott, Mildmay. Mr. and Mrs. Don Beckman and Cheryl of Cambridge were weekend "visitors with Reeve and MrS.Ja.ck Mccutcheon and family; Mrs. George Langlois is a patient in Seaforth Community Hospital. Mr. and. Mrs. Roger Tipple of Burlington were weekend Bowling Ladies' high single;. Doris. Matheson 268, 264, 221, Marlene Rutledge, 261; Helen Adams, 248. Ladies' high triple; Doris Ma- theson 753, WinnieConobsy 664, Helen Adams 600. Men's high Single; Mick Conoboy297; Ray Adams 293, 269, 252; Howie Baker 259; Mens' high triple, Ray Adams 814, Howie Baker 715, Bill Stephenson 652. Guild meets Melville Guild met in the church parlour. Mrs. Leona Armstrong opened the meeting with a poems "He Leadeth Me", was sung and Bible reading, Exo- dus 15, was read in unisan.Mrs. Armstrong led in prayer. The topic Miria To woman of the Bible, was giVen by Mrs. Isobel Gibson. "Jesus Calls Us, " was sung. The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Armstrong. Joan Exel conducted the bus- iness and lunch was served by Mrs. ArmStrong and Isabel Gibson. visitors with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murray Huether. Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Whit- tard of London were weekend visitors in Brussels to. take in polar Daize events. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Miller of Hespeler - Cambridge and Mr. and Mrs. Harper Wood of Mit- chell were visitors with Mrs. G. ChidlOw Friday pf last week. Mrs. Fred. Thuell, who has been hospitalized for some time, returned home from Victoria. Hospital,, London, last week. • Mr, and Mrs. Bruce Megan' returned home last week froze a. trip to California. They, were in a Holiday Inn in Los Angele$ at the time of the recent quake tremors.. On the third floor of the- inn they didn't rea, 11'0 at once what was happen.- ing when they felt the building sway. They were warned. to get out. of their room and into the Street. They saw no' extensive damage where they were. Eleven tables of euchre were inplay at the Western Star card party held in the Lodge rooms on Thursday evening of last week. Prize winners were: , High Lady - Mrs. Lottie McCutcheon; Low Lady - Mrs. Helen Wheeler; Huronview was reopened to visitors last Thursday, which was welcome news to both the residents and their families and friends. Monday afternoon activities included the welcoming of a new resident from the Zurich area, with music for the old tyme dancing and sing-song provided by Mary Taylor, Alice Roorda, Norman Spier and Jerry Collins. Tuesday afternoon's regular program of Bible. Study, in the chapel , will be back on schedule this week. During the past three weeks this time has been filled in with organ music. Two films were shown on Family Night, with Bert Colombe running the projector. One film reviewed the history of the Calgary Stampede and the other was the old Charlie Chaplin type and took everyone back about forty years to the time of the silent movie. News of Huronview High Man - Rae Crawford; Low Man - Jack Bowman. The lucky draw for a box of groceries was won by Lloyd Wheeler. Lunch was served by the committee in' charge to bring a pleasant social gathering to a close. {3EFORE STARTING A SNOWMOBILE AT ANY TIME ,THE WEKTS I.SOGEST YOU UT IN 1145 HABIT OF MAKING A SIMPLE PKE-RIDE INSPECTION . FIKST, CHECK THE Ti- BOTTLE AND BRAKE LIVER 5 To MAKE SURE THEY OPERATE FREELY. Ilia MACHINE UI FILTHE Ti ACK 4LtAg or T+AE'5NstiATI-tEt4 6QUEttE THE • . -64 itatte 6tOLY sE; At tizA6k t4 dAtt N6 Aka t:izEt 5.1"606, Eic. MVO cLEAkTHE titAd< 1.111k6 1HE BACK TAE MACHINE: 4Sk (NECK TO SEE THAT YOU NAVE SUFFICIENT Filet, FoK TIAE.IRt? YOU rLAtLakECK THE GUAGE c use A" PI? STICK" TO MEASURE THE AMOUNT. AT NIGHT NEVER NECK THE LEVEL. USING A LIGHTEV MATCH BRUseLt Post VERRUARY 20,1973 Winners at 100F euchre (SUNDAY'S SERMON) A Winter of Discontent? Is this a winter of discontent for you? If it is, it seems like even the weather is against you. A great deal' of people also feel this way and it is almost a uni- versal feeling. In most parts of the country the landscape' is cold and bare., The birds aren't singing and even travelling is hazardous. Christ- mas, the time of joy is gone again• and plain old winter is here. Winter is a very-natural time for people to let their pro- blems and worries bother them and get them down. If we would only depend more on our faith, winter could be a time of great joy, because we know that spring will follow, life will continue, and better times are ahead. Winter, by its sheer contrast with spring, reminds us of the Wonders of God. He will not let us down and we know this. But an active faith helps us to live to our fullest potential, no matter what or how dark and gloomy the circumstances. Benefit, Euchre (for Alex Gulutzen) Walton Halt • Fri., Maich 2 vayorw.. Welcome _ rr Lob - N. N° ENTERTAINMENT: - THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. Friday and Saturday Night "THE BLUETONES" Coffee Shop and Dining Room Now WE FEATURE:— Turkey -- Spareribs and Sauerkraut — Fish and Chips QUEEN'S HOTEL. BRUSSELS Friday and Saturday 'The Maitland Trio from Goderich Lounge open as 'usua l s 4--7.p.m. Sunday The LDSS Chorus Monster Auction,. atid . Bake Sale Saturday March 10th Eu Co ten Ha sto by die, Nau was ma The Char