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FALL' FAIR
OCTOBER 5 °S
-FREE GRANDSTAND ENTERTAINMENT:
EXCITING HARNESS RACING • THE TRAMPCHAMPS
GIANT AERIAL BALLOON • TEESWATER PIPE BAND
SKYDIVING DISPLAY -• CLOWNS • MAJORETTES
NIGHTLY VARIETY SHOWS AND DANCE • LIVESTOCK SHOWS
ALBION MIDWAY,v., • / • /ACRES OF EXHIBITS
2 ALL THIS AND MORE'-roCSN'T MISS IT!
MONDAY,' OCT. 8 ONLY
TEESWATER_ TRACTOR' PULL
1:00 PM f1C FAIRGROUNDS CTPA. RULES
FIGURE SKATING
Registration date for figure skating
lessons will be
Friday Evening, October 12th
from S to 10 p.m. in "the Library
FEES for 1973-1974 SEASON :
Beginners — $10.00
Juniors — $12.00.
Intermediate -- $14.00
Senior -- $16.00
Plus $1.00 C.F.S.A; registration fee per skater
Skating lessons wiil be on THURSDAY
and notice will be given re first day
of skating.
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Consisting of Steers, Heifers and Calves.
Anyone wishing to consign cattle to this sale should
_contact the management: •
VICTOR HARGREAVES / .
4,82-7511
•BARRY MILLER
WILLIAM LIVINGSTON Exeter
Clinton Dungannon 235-2717.
529-7521 Hirkton
229-6205
/STOCK-FEEDER
SALE
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'Satisrday, Afternoon Oct.
1.00p.m.
1400 HEAD
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Jacobus Faber of Guelph, were
involved in a two-car accident..
on Highway #4 at the Junction of.
Highway #86. Injured in the
accident were William Powell of
London, a passenger in the Marks
vehicle, and Jacobus and Johanne
Faber in the Faber vehicle.Dam-
ages were estimated at $1200.00.
Charges are pending.
Mrs. A. McGlynn of R.R.#2,
Wingham, was injured on Satur-
day, September 29, when the car
she was driving left the east side
of the highway and rolled over in
the ditch. At the time of the
accident, Mrs. McGlynn was
travelling south on. Highway 4.
Damages to her vehicle
were ,estimate at $ 2,000.00.
On Sunday, September 30,
John N. Wammes of R.R.#1,
Clinton and Thomas C. Fleming
of Hamilton, were involved in
a two-car collision on County
Road #12, north of Concession
11 t 12, Grey Township. No one
was injured and total damages
were estimated at $1,000.00.
Charges are pending.
Entertainment at
The Queen's Hotel
Brussels
FRIDAY and SATURDAY •
The Crystal Rainbow
from Kitchener
• Matinee Sunday — on Highway #4, south of the Mait-
land River' Bridge, Morris Town-
WITH S M c • k e y Dunn ship. The Hunter vehicle was
Good food on the menu ,. $1500.00.
Auctioneers
HECTOR McNEfL
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Eight investigations and
eight persons charged under the
Liquor Control Act.
Thirty other " investigations
in the Detachment area.
• On Monday, September 24,
Ernest- B. Cook of Wingham,
struck a sign post on Highway.
#4 at Huron Road 16, East
Wawanosh Township. Mr. Cook
was not •injured, • and total
damages were estimated at
$325.00.
On Saturday, Stewart G.
Hunter of Wingham and a
passenger, Richard S. Staple-
ton of R.R.#4, Wingham, were
injured in a single car accident
damaged to the amount of
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Recent investigations carried Eleven charges laid under the
out by the OPP of Wingham De- Highway Traffic Act, with nine
tachment include: - warnings. issued.
umimmummuummummmomminiummlimims:
Bowling
Brussels Mixed Bowling is
under way with the following •
teams:
LOWE'S LOAFERS
Murray Lowe;. Ralph Trieb-
liar; Lynne Haveman; Sue Gow-
inn-Carol Miller; Grace Strumpf
ADAM'S ANGLES
Ray Adams; Tom Stevens;
Carson Watson; Ruth Lowe; Sue
McNeil; Susan Jacklin.
GORDIE'S GOPHERS
Gordon Jacklin; Mick Conaboy
Joyce Triebner; Judy Smith; He-
len Adams; Linda Stevens.
Phone 291-3070 LISTOWEL, ONTARIO
WED., OCT. 3rd THURS. 4th, FRI. 5th,
SAT. 6th, SUN. 7th, MON. 8th, TUES. 9th
"'Might just turn out to emulate the runaway success
of 'BILLY JACK'. Slambang impact. Deeply involving':
—Keron Thomat. Los Angele s Times
2nd BIG HIT
was the last time you stood up and
auded a movie?
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LISTOWEL. DRIVE-IN CLOSES FOR SEASON OCT. 8, 1973
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FRIDAY, OCT. 5,
SAT., OCT. 6
ONLY
7 ONLY I
.1\ SPARE BOWLERS
Shirley Wheeler; DOrtjacklik
• •' Ft. Ogee/Atli' whoeletq Judy tee;
iNnittlYiNGLISH ..,,Jane Peters; Brian autiedite,
Scares titet
LadieS1 High Helen —
AdiiniS, 250; Winnie Heli, 229t6
Stye McNeil, 219.
Ladies' High Tit:ilk - Helen
Adams, 602. •
Men's High Single Howie
Baker; 255; Gordon jaelditi, 224;
Brian Atitiedgei.222.,
Afees Robert
Pipe 624.
',14E BRUSSELS POST; OCTOBER 3i 19i3,6,9
BILL'S GANG
Bill Stephenson; Winnie Bell;
Chester Higgins; Delores Wheel-
er; Neil Gowing; Annika Pardyse
HOWIE'S HEADERS
Howie Baker; Robert pipe;
Wilda Higgins; Murray Kelling-
, ton; Alma Watson; Velma Ste-
inum w ham phenson.
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EDDIE MANI I Y DARROW; RUTLEDGE'S ROLLERS
Marlene Rutledge, Joyce
Jacklin; Phil. Miller; EdStnimpf;
Bi11 Smith; Stephanie watts.