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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-07-04, Page 220 • • WHY 0IP Yegie E5ROAK you, gAIG-46efrWr? ra-P gER areiv Wow WavdoRia- Oi-C/P4-P Sh10 COLLO Oeirki. 11111M1111 MOM 01111111•111. =mom a a roam is PHONE 33114121 • STARTS AT DUSK , KIDS IN CARS MEP Wed, 11 - Thum 12 - Fri, 13 Sat 14 "111E- SOUNDER" In Colour ,6,•• Stars Cicely Tyson Si Paul Wit field This Filth Is •A Rarity ,and One the Whole .Pattilly Ca'n Enjoy • ."wn EN reUS- • TDS DIE" • In Cool nitr Stars Richard Widraark Adult kniotainhidyit Stitt, 13 ,- bti, 16 11 Wed, 18 - 4 DAY :FEATURES FEtAI RE PONSt FANNY hIL MEETS LADY .ellArtgar itt • Gnal GItAf RS. -11,19 4-H Youth plans .'73 Local Briefs of Gait-Cambridge were weekend 4-H Youth Qouneil Repres- entatives gathered in Clinton rec- ently to discuss Youth Council objectives and activities for the 1971 4-II programme in Huron. In setting down objectives the 18 representatives agreed o the necessity of building up .thus- iasm in the 4-H Progr m as a top priority. Programmes whic the Youth Council will ganize and operate this year yiclude: 1) Recreation w rkshep for 4-H Youth Counci Representatives and 4-H Clue Leaders. A com- mittee to et up the workshop include eth Passmore, Joe Phelan, Barry Gordon, Glen ' McNe , Don Dodds, Keith Walla. son and Len MacGregor. Th Youth Council decided to set up a programme for 4-11 Ex9 setup delegates from Mich- igan during the week of July 4.8th-e5th. The committee to set up and look after the entertainment includes Chair- man Barry Gordon, Dwight Etherington, Barry Miller, Beth Passmore, Joe phelan and Karen Tyndall. The com- mittee will meet Monday, July 9th to prepare a programme. It was suggested the entertain- ment be held at "Balls Grove" north of Clinton. 3) Youth Council reps are also interested in offering a Dem- onstration Workshop to club members pteling on demonstra- tions this summer. 4) Other topics suggested for further meetings included: a) Variety Night for the fall b) Bottle drive to help raise funds for, youth Council ActivitieS. The 1973 Youth Council execu- tive includes Chairman Barry Gordon, RR 1, Seaforth; Vice Chairman Beth Passmore, RR 3, Exeter; Secretary and Press Reporter, Joe Phelan, RR 2, Blyth. Those attending the meeting included: Joe Phelan, Karen Tyndall, Anne McKay, Linda Hern, Bill Armstrong, Bob Eedy, Harry • Franken, Dwight Ether- ington, Bob Bray, Len Mac- Gregor, Debbie Dickey,RayHan- na, Jim Fairies, Barry Miller, Beth Passmore, Barry Gordo) ' Brenda Thornton, Mark Renwick, Don Dodds. 4-H Youth Council Reps include Bayfield Calf - Neil Salverda, #1, Clinton; Blyth Calf - Joe Phelan, #2, Blyth; Blyth- Belgrave Beef Calf Club Karen Tyndall, #4, Clinton; Brussels Calf - Anne McKay, #2, Brus- sels, Dungannon Calf - Glen TURN ONS Roller Skating , every Sunday and Wednesday Brussels Arena 715 part, to 9:30 pan, SpOrisored by 13RUSSEIS LIONS CLUB 6-4t14t BRUSSELS Oat JUL McNeil, #6, Gederieb; Exeter Calf - Linda Hera, #1, Woodharn; Howick Dairy Bill Armstrong, #4, Windham,;. Howick. Beef ' Va/erie Gibson, #1, Fordwich; Lneknow Calf - Mary Ann Al- ton, #2, Lucknow; Seaforth Calf - Bob Eedy, Walton; Zurich Calf - Paul Klopp, #3, Zurich; Senior Dairy Management - Barry 'Franken, #2, Auburn; Huron Sheep - Dwight Ethering- ton .#1, liensaii; South Huron Swine - Bob Bray, #3, Exeter; North Huron Swine. - John Mit- chell, Belgrave; South Huron Rabbit - Debbie Dickey, #1, Cen- tralia; Blyth Rabbit - RayHanna, Jr„ #2, Auburn; Exeter Horse - Barb, Preszcator, #1, Exeler; Howiek Horse - pat King, Ford- wich; North Huron Horse - Chris- tine Lee, #3, Walton; Exeter Sweet Corn' - Cathy Easton, #3, Exeter; 'North Huron Corn - Jim Fairies, 41-, Gorrie; South Huron Multi-Project - Barry Miller, # 3; Exeter; Tuckersmith Corn - Barry Gordon #1, Seaforth; North Huron Tractor - Brad Carnoe chan, #4, Seaforth; South Huron Snowmobile - Beth Passmore, #3, Exeter; Central Huron Snow- mobile - Harvey Stewart, #1, Clintoc; North - Huron Snow- mobile - Brenda Thornton, #2, Gorrie; Belmore Maple Syrup - Mark Renwick, #1, Clifford. Mr, and Mrs. Laidlaw chart and Wayne of Cambridge- Preston spent the holiday week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Turnbull. Mr, and Mrs. Graham Lamont ande Suean of ' Toronto, and Mr. and' Mrs. George Baxter and Geergie of Guelph were Week- end visitors with Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Lamont and attended the Somers- white wedding. Allan Nichol is a patient in Midland Hospital and is expected to be transferred to a London Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Adrain Mc- Taggart have returned from a month's vacation trip to the East. Coast. Donald Kennedy of' Markham visited on Sunday with his brae ther Roy and Mrs. Kennedy. qr. and Mrs. Alvi e Higgins spent the holiday weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ward and Jeffrey and Julie of St. Marys, They also attended the Higgins Reunion held in the Cadzew Park, Julie was the youngest child and had the honour of hav- ing her picture taken with Mr. . Robert Higgins of Beigrave, the oldest gentleman there, Peter Bredin of Toronto was a visitor on Saturday with Mr. and. Mrs. D. A. 'Bann and other Brussels. friends. Bob Rann and daughter Meg A Post Classified will pay you dividends. Have you tried one? Dial Brussels 887-6641. Kirkton Community Association 29th Annual Garden Party - Fair Grounds - KIRKTON, ONTARIO - HIGJIWAY 23 WEDNESDAY, JULY 18th; 1973 Adults $2.00 Children 25c MEN'S FAST BALL R. W COMBINES vs. STRATFORD MEMORIAXS: G p.m. JUVENILE CONTEST: 7:30 p.m. - Including Gail and Gloria White of Brussels PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMME - 9 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT: AT THE AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSELS, ONT. Friday and Sciiurday Night COUNTRY WALLY Visitors with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D, A, Rann. Miss. Mary Beth Rann, who had been vacationing with her grandpare ents, returned borne with them, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Perrie and children and Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Ferric, attended the 60th anniversary of the Laying of the Corner stone of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Beechwood where the guest minister was the Rev. G. L. RoYal of God- ericle. Later they visited Rev; James Perrie at Stra.thrOY. Mr. and Mrs, W, J, Pe visited Mrs. Edgar Hailing Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ma returned home Monday fro Montreal where they were vi tors with Mr. and Mrs, j Toath. Mr. Richard Elliott has turned home 'from Victoria TT pital, London. Mr,, and Mrs. grant gili welcome their first grari son, Christopher David, bort June 27, 1973 to Mr. and Mr David Elliott, RR 2, Atwoo ANNUAL - CHICKEN BAR-B-Q St. John's Anglican Church Brussels (RAIN or SHINE) 5 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. PRICE-- 1/2 Chicken $2.00 - I/4 Chicken $1.25 Complete with salad*, beverage and ice cream SMILEY'S HAVEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS The Solid Silver from Stratford SUNDAY EVENING MATINEE 4 to 9 p.m. Featuring SMOKEY •DUNN - Good Food on the Menu -- Entertainment at BROWNIE'S, vetty CLINTON - ONTARIO FIRST SHOW AT DUSK ONE WEEK FROM THURSDAY, JULY 12 "TIL WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 HELL,UPS1DE DOWN At •midnight on New Years Eve the S.S. Poseidon was struck by a 90 foot tidal wave and capsized ?IV! Century fost,oresots!'THE POSEIDON ADVENIIIRrIslairiniGENt HACKMAN • rRNEST 8ORGNINE • RED DU IONS CAROL LYNLEY RODDY MCDOWALL -STELLA STEVENS • SHELLEY WINTERS td4Arting AD( kBERtON PAMELA SUE MARTIN. • ARTHUR O'CONNELL • :ERIC SHEA and LESLIE NIELSEN as the Captain • a RONALD NEAMt 40110 WILL SURVIVE-IN ONE !RIO ALIENS yule' TESTESCEPE. E$CAPi production of RES EVER SPECIAL ADMISSION $2.00 PER PERSON CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE COMIDO Me* .1940, A GREAT FA1f1LY .A1111A0TIO 111VING FREE'' SUSAN HAMPSHIRE NIGEL DAVENPORT The eal•inti 46130W :FREE" the itory of • NOMnit and het cubs. PLUS' THE LI ttitobotsi* kiiiI•111M' or ,thildien THURS. ONLY 'FREE POPCORN BEF61tt: l MOO VCLOCK T.2 the Shockingm ails•Century.frox Color by L5L7::::"t 13°""Ss ADULT ENTERTAINMENT