The Brussels Post, 1973-10-17, Page 7HAYiNARD'S
Discount --Variety
SPECIALS
After-Bath Refresher — Reg. $3.00
DESERT FLOWER ...•••.•..... 59c
Reg. 98c
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Mrs, Jan Van,
Int. In Listowel
al where She „ endectomy l ,azt
Leonard La.! virs. Clarence
usan and Brian
giving holiday;
3. Graham. La.
Toronto.
RObert John.'
g'4, Mrs. Hazel
:';atherines and
:er of Palme r. ,
V at the home
D. A. Rarm,
Robert Ken.
Ottawa visited
Mr. and Mrs,
)n. Tuesday of
Fred Dauble.
Mr.' and Mrs,
of Fordwich,
7rie of Toronto
ind Mrs. Wm,
?slay evening,
TEL
ght
tiers
Winners at Howick bingo
Regular Games; Mary Dum-
pily, Listowel; Mrs. Hazelgrove,
Winghaln; Mrs;' Sara Anstett,
Wingham; Mrs. McLennan, Loch-
alsh & Mrs; Mel Beattie, Lis-
towel; Bea Hergott, Mildmay;
Mrs. Pete Mgyer, Mildmay; Mrs;
waetcher, Mildma.y; Mrs.
Lobsinger, Mildmay; Mrs,Dolly
Felker, Listowel; Mrs. Wm.
Upper, Listowel; Mrs. M.Beattie,
Listowel; Mrs. G I, Trevitt, Wing-
ham, Share the Wealth: 1 - Mrs,
Lewis, Wingham $37; 2- Mrs.
patterson, Wingham $33.
$25 Special: Mrs. BillSchill,
Recent inv_estigations carried
out by the 0,P,P. at Wingham
Detachment include:
Two investigations and two
charges laid, under the Liquor
Control Act; four charges laid
and thirteen warnings'issued un-
der the Highway TraMc Act; one
charge :aid under the Criminal
Code; twenty-four other invest-
igations were carried out.
On Monday, October 8, Wayne
A. Vincent of Oakville was in-
juried in a motorcycle accident
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WANT-ADS
DIAL 887-6641 -i
on Concession 2-3, west of side-
road 36-37, • East " wawanosti
Township. There were no da-
mages to the motorcycle.
On Thursday,, October 11,
James D. Seip of R,R. #3, Oaf-
ford struck a cattle beast on
concession 6-7, west of sideroad
15-16, Turnberry Township. Mr.
Seip was not injured and damages
to his vehicle wore estimated at
$50.00.
On Thursday, October 11,
Roy Jeffery of R.M., 2, Kennil-
worth, struck a cattlebeast owned
ny George Chettleburgh., onRigh-
way 4, south of the M9 tland Ri-
ver Bvidge. Damages to the
Jeffery vehicle were estimated
at $430,00.
On Thursda.y, 0c:ober 11,
Charles W, Krohn of R.R. 3,
Wingham, was injured -as a re-
sult of an accident on Vic'corla
Street, west of Helena Street in
Lower Wingham ; Turnberry
Township. Damages to the Krohn
vehicle were estimated at $500;
r • rigureskaters
pas.$ tests.
Misses Michelle Mccutpheoll,
Carol Wheeler, Joan Heutherami
Catharine Cardiff have completed,
a month of figure skating 'at
Vanastra Fall Skating School and
tried tests there on Oct. 13th
and 14th.
The four girls were succes-
sful in passing their second figure
'and Michelle, Carol and Joan
.passed the "European waltz" and
the "Fox Trot" to complete their
Senior Bronze dance set.
catharine was successful in
passing the "American Waltz"
which is the first dance in, the
Junior Silver series.
The girls 'have joined the
Wingham Figure Skating Club
as well as the Brussels Club
and will commence skating n
Wingham on October 17th.
High scorers
at bowling
Mid-Town Mayor
Formosa.
Dart Game; Arthur Hend- ,
richs, waterloo $10.
Jackpot Consolation plus,
bonus: Gloria Weyers, Listowel
and Mrs. Hazlegrove, Wingham.
Lap Card: Mrs. Patterson, '
Wingham.
Door Prizes: Dave Ellis, Pal-
merston, Marilyn Delmedicp
Listowel, Mildred Turnbull,HaT-
riston and Marie Hoeffle, Mild-
may.
Lucky Draws; Agnes whitter,
Hanover, Anne Strauss, Mildmay,
Jack Felker, Listowel and Mrs.
Riehl, Wingham,
OPP carry out investigations
Ladies. High Singles: Winnie
Bell, 282; Marlene Rutledge, 223;
A'Walkathon to help finance park , Ladies
Dolore
High
s Wheeler, 219,,
T riple: Winnie Bell,
improvements at the Walton Community 718, ,
Re creati on grounds was he 1, d from Men's High Singles: MurrayKel-
lington,. 246.; Robert Pipe, '243; Wal ton to Blyth and back on Satur- Gordon Jacklin, 234,
day morni ng. Among the youngest, Men's High Triple: Gordon
walkers out i n the dreary weather , Jacklin, 657. .
Spare Bowlers - Alice Phillips, on Saturday were these four who only Garry Elston, Carol Long, Don
walked a bit of the way. From left Jacklin, Judy Lee.
-are Dwayne Achilles , 4, Jeff McGavi n , ,
5, %Chris Achilles, 5, and Blaine
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' . • , BRUSSELS . MINOR . HOCKEY :' Large crow attends• . •
REGISTRATION shooting match
Elliott and Greg Wilson exhibited
expert marksmanship in winning. • • Optimist Club was held onSunday The honour of the "Best. Shot
• and with clear skies, a large of the Day" went to Harvey Mc-
BRUSSELS ARENA • crowd attended to participate and • Callum of Blyth who registered 11
• watch the activities. Despite pickles in one target,
brisk winds; excellent shooting With the success that, was
• and highly cornpetitive matches achieved this year it is likely
• were displayed, Shoot-offs were the Shooting Match will become
• • conducted in two classes, shotgun an annual event. Optimists ex-
• and 22 rifle, tended appreciation •and thanks to
•' Winners in the 22 rifle class Wally Black for the use of his
• are (wins in brackets): Arnie ' land for the event. • • Maxwell(2);Gordon Workrnan(1); The draw for the Optimist
• Doug. Huether (4); Mrs. Gallo- Ten Speed Bicycle was made with
• way (4); Rick Fritz (4); Brian Chris Exel of Brussels the lucky
: Fritz (1); Carl Graber (1); Mr. 'winner,
• Underwood (1).
• The winners in the shotgun
will be
• • target shoot-offs are as follows:
Harvey McCallum (6); Sid White
• (1); Bob Elliott (1); Hilton Ward
(2); Gary Long (2); Gordon Work-
• • • • • • • man (1); Carl Graber •(2);
David Watson (1); Jim Hogg (1);
Brian Fritz (1); Jim Logan- (2);
Doug, Huether (1); Ken Rutledge
(1); Jack Logan (1).
As an added attractIon two
rounds of skeet shooting were
conducted and two local men, Bob
IrkAglic( N81,
Beef cross cut shanks are
Made by Miffing the fore shank
perpendicular to the bone. The
cross cuts, varying in thickness
from 1 to 2 lyz inches,. contain
considerable connective .tissue
AS well as round bone.
cause they are a less tender cut,
is
1,50 and sloW heat tookety
recommended;, Cross' cry
Make a meaty soup, 'brown 3 to'
pounds Of .cross cuts in lard
or drippings. 'Poll off dripPirigSL,
add 2 thiatte Water and
eoaeohiligsi. co"ve"r' and cook over•
IOW heat for Add liege ,.
tales such as potateee carrots,
celery,; or turnips and
Sitnitiet, covered, about '30 mini-
ilteS long& or Until the meat: and
Veg-etaWegate tender:
The moat popular vinegars in
the tthited8tate§,.are dider"Vihe-
•gat 'and white distilled vinegat.
Oldot vinegar is triade fitinpuit,
apple! jiiide and. White,-distilled
Vinegar froth, dilute aldb,-
' libl. Malt vinegar Wine Vitid
gat also ire adefibh-hiallyetipet,,
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8 p.m.
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Friday Evening , October 19th
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The first annual Shooting
Match sponsored by the Brussels
FROM 7' - 9 p.m. -at the
FEES for 1973 - '74 SEASON:
1st player -- $10.00
2nd player -- $20.00 • • 3 or more -- $25.00 _ -
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• Anyone registering
• Charged
after October. 31st
a $2.00 Additional Fee.
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THE BRUSSELS POST; OCTOBER 11 119i'