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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-06-27, Page 9MINI VACATIONS BY HABKIRK TRANSIT SERVICE LIMITED Mr 3 4' DAY PENNSYLVANIA Kutit&eii buich Folk Fe0c,d1 $ 75.00 :ART 16 6' DAY NoV6 StOtiiih Midi Cruse $1 20.00 JULY 25 6 DAY Montreal, Quebec City and Ste, Anne 66 iiiauptio AUGUST 7.DAY 18 660hr/it; Polar Bear bif:o.t5i $104.00 Auoutt. 1e 8 DAY Washington, Williamsburg, $139,66 AUGUST 31 and Viegini6 OCTOBER S 4 DAY Nashville, 6earid:Ole Opry S 66,00 PRICES QUOTED ARE BASED ON A FOUR' TO A ROOM BASIS. OTHER PRICES LISTED IN TOUR ROOKty AVAILABLE 6V WRITING NAikink TRANSIT 'BOX 700,, StAtolON, OR YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT. , DIRECT DIAL—TOLL FREE 1.800-265-4194. TR CY BOX-189 SEAFORTH ONTARIO 519 527,0050 KANSAS errs( RoYACS ourReweR LOC' PIN1ELLA ONE OF 71-IE AMERICAN LEAGUE:5 BEGTHITIERs- HE's AmoN6 :TNE LEAGUES TEN' 13E6r ON ` FIE" EATI1AQ6' 1-1e1": LAST GAGoN , PINIELLA WAs RuNNFRIJP. T0 POP cAREW p TPIF t3A-n1N6 CROWN P116i-lEar sPorEvER ATTANEP 13Y A KANSAS crtY gain first place Large crowd attends Brussels highland ball Barons June 20th saw two totally different games occur. In the first contest the Sabres ripped the Wee Standers 12 - 8, but in the Wee Stinkers 12 - 8, but in the nightcap, the Barons steam- rollered M*A*S*H 39 - 14, The Smellies gave up 5 runs in both the first and fifth innings lead- ing to their downfall, but showed signs of being a contender. Frank "Tangia" Stretton went the rout for the Sabres allowing 10 hits, 1 walk and striking out 8. Those bustling Barons be- headed M*A*S*H on the strength of their 28 hits and 15 walks. 'Ole Hawkeye' Ken Scott could- n't find the mark and when he did, the Barons gave the 43.11 a ride. Three pitchers were used by the Aristocrats, Brian Rut- ledge, Chris 'Stringbean' Exel. and Murray 'Two Step' Kelling- ton. With the win, the Barons took over first place, 1 point ahead of the Sabres. PLAYERS OF THE WEEK SABRES: Dandy Don Laurie paced his team with 3 hits and 5 tries at bat, scoring 3 runs. STINKERS: Muzzy 'Clipper' Lowe had 3 hits at 4 times at bat and scored 2 runs. BARONS: Fred 'Cleaver' Ste- phenson scored '7 runs on 2 doubles and 5 walks. M*A*S*H: Murray 'Mucker' Mc- Donald had 3 hits including a homerun and scored 2 runs. LEAGUE STANDINGS W L T PTS. BARONS 3 1 0 6 SABRES 2 1 1 5 M*A.*S1sH 2 2 0 4 WEE STINKERS 0 3 1. 1 Pee Wee schedule June 27 Brussels at Teeswater June 28 Paisley at Ripley June 29 Chepstow at Belmore (8:30 p.m.) July 3 Ripley at Brussels July 4 Teeswater at Chepstow July 5 Ripley at Teeswater Belmore at Formosa (8:30 p.m.) July 8 Chepstow at Lucknow (6:30 p.m.) July 10 Formosa at Lucknow Paisley at 'Teeswater July 11 Brussels .at Formosa July 13 Paisley at Belmore (8:15 p.m.) July 17 Ripley at Lucknow Teeswater at Brussels Belmore at. Paisley July 18 Formosa at Ripley July 20 Brussels at Belmore (8:30 p.m.) July 23 Lucknow at Teeswater July- 24 Lucknow at Brussels July 26 Lucknow at Belmore (8:15 p.m.) US E POST WANT-ADS DIAL 887-6641 ATWOOD LIONS CANADA DAY CELEBRATION MONDAY • JULY' 2nd Atwood Communtiy Centre CHICKEN B-B-Q 4:30 p.m. Adults $2.00 —"Children $1.50 PARADE 7 p.m. Bands from Woodstock and Milverton Miss Atwood Lions • to rho crowned DANCE' 9.t304 geolerg tfiNto BINCR)—GAIVItS-1100T11 Draw for. $2000 The Highland Ball of the Brus- sels Royal Canadian Legion Pipe Band attracted a large audience to the Legion Hall on. Saturday night. Dancing was to, the music of the Ian wilbee Orchestra with all enjoying a `highly successful evening of pleasure. Mrs. Isabel Young of Seaforth News of Cranbrook Correspondent Mrs. Mac Engel The Evening. Group of the W.M.S. of Knox Presbyterian Church held their June meeting at the home of Mrs. Stuart Steven- son with the Afternoon Group as guests. The Presbyterial visitor, Mrs. Irvin Coxon,"Milverton, was present, bringing greetings from _'the Stratford Presbyterial and a message on the theme, "Spring and -a Time of Many Miracles." Mrs. Gordon Engel presided and read a poem "A Bit of Philosophy!' She spoke wordS of welcome and the hymn "All Things Bright and Beautiful" was sung. Mrs. Melvin Becker led in prayer, Mrs. Leslie Knight read the minutes and the treasurer's report was given by Mrs. Jack Knight. A father's day verse was given for roll call. Mrs. Engel reported_briefly on the June Conference held at Cro- martyr., Mrs. Clare Veitch con- ducted a brief meeting to deal with several items of business involving the Ladies' Aid. It was decided to purchase needed supplies for the Sunday School; paint for the manse; Hymn Books for the church and to hold the usual bazaar in the fall. Mrs. John Schnock was presented with a Life Membership certificate on behalf of the two groups, Mrs. Stanley Fischer conducting this and Mrs. Norman Pfeffer pre; senting the certificate. ',C) Master, Let Me Walk with Thee" was sung withIVIrs. Leslie Knight at the piano. Mrs. Fischer gave a prayer and Mrs. Stevenson, a reading "Be the Best Whatever You are." This led up to thoughts on our talents in charge of Mrs. Leslie Knight and Mrs. Engel. Two groups were formed and each acted as leader in them. Several questions were discussed and an- swered and later both groups joined and presented their answers . Closing hymn was "My Faith Looks up to Thee" and the president closed with prayer. Mrs. Becker assisted the hostess with lunch. A family dinner in honour of was the lucky ticket holder in the draw for the lady's wrist. Watch -and Doug. Hoover of Sea- forth won the man's watch. Spot dance winners were Mr. and Mrs. George Thorntbn of Brussels and Mrs. Ruth Huether of Brussels and. Mrs. Herb Travis§ of Walton. the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mann (Win- nifred Steiss) was held on Friday evening in. Listowel, followed by a celebration in the Community Centre, Atwood. Mrs. Calvin Cameron and Miss Emylene Steiss attended. Mrs. John Schnock, Mrs. Eve- lyn Hall, Murray and Joyce, and Rusel Grant, Toronto, attended the 25th wedding anniversary party for. Mr. and Mrs. John Worden at St. Pauls on Saturday evening, June 23. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn have returned from an enjoyable two- week trip to England, Scotland and I Wales. Mrs. Calvin Cameron is visit- ing friends in Galt. Several of our senior citizens took in the bus trip to Huronview on Friday. Mrs. Lylle Gordon accom= panied Mrs. Elwood Roe and Miss Margaret Dickson, Atwood, to Arva on Sunday afternoon for a picnic of one of the holiday groups.. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engel and family spent Sunday at Orangeville with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith. A pleasant evening was enjoyed by several couples when Mrs. Lylle Gordon entertained at a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Norman Demaray who are moving to Dorchester. Visiting Mrs. Stuart McNair on the weekend were Mrs. W.A. Williams, Brussels, Miss Myra McNair and Bill Henry. Mr; and Mrs. Gordon Mitchell and son Chris, Thorold, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell. The two Cranbrook 4-H Clubs were at Howick. Central School for Achievement Day on June 23. Mrs. Clare Veitch and Mrs. Ross Knight are leaders for Club I and Mrs. Gordon Engel and Mrs. Jim Knight for Club II. Janet Veitch received Provincial, Honours and Anna Lee Stevenson and Lynn Cameron County Honours. BRUSSELS MINOR SPORTS ASSOCIATION SPORTS DINNER SATURDAY, JULY 7th 6:45 p.m. BRUSSELS ARENA — SPECIAL GUEST TERRY CRISP Philadelphia Flyers Tickets are available from any Minor Hockey coach. EVERYONE WELCOME! THE CRYSTAL PALACE Brussels, PRESENTS Judy Crocker Stephen Nesrallah David Balser IN CONCERT FRIDAY, JUNE' 29th, 9-12 p.m. Admission 35c Refreshments Served SATURDAY, JUNE 30th — National Film Board Films — COMMENCING AT 7:30 p.m.' A Color Cartoon Will Precede the Movies Evening group meets tti4E BRUttELS, JUNE 104-0 •