HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-11-07, Page 7NOTICE TO.
Brussels Ratepayers
FINAL PAYMENT
OF 1973 TAXES
DUE NOV. 30th
Lucknow-$5,
part Game; Mrs. F., Riely,
Wingham-$7.
Door Prizes: Mrs. Riehl,
Wingham, Norma Darrach, Lis-
towel; Kathleen Ellacott, Lis-
towel and Pat Theodorff,
towel.
Lucky Draws: Ed Marsh,
Wingham; Wm. Kennedy, Wing-
ham; Olive Lewis, Wingham and
Mrs. Anstedt, Wingham.
Bowling
results
LADIES HIGH SINGLE:
Marlene Rutledge 238
Joyce Jacklin 229
Dolores Wheeler 228
LADIES HIGH TRIPLE:
Marlene Rutledge 602
MEN'S HIGH SINGLE:
Howie Baker 269
Carson Watson 259
Roy Adams 258
MEN'S .1-1IGH TRIPLE:
Ray Adams 666
SPARE BOWLERS:
Larry Keffer, Shirley. Wheeler.
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Winners at Howick bingo
Regular games; Ruby p ay_
tor, Palmerston; Marion Delme-
dico,Listowel; Mrs. Lobsinger
Milmay; Mrs. Ed Marsh,,Wing-
ham and Ruby PaYlor, Palmer-
ston; Margaret Edgar, Wroxeter
and Mary Dumphey, Listowel;
Mrs. Ohm, Wihgharn; Mrs. Riehl
Wingham; Mrs. Hewitt, Atwood
and. Mrs. Beatty, Listowel; Mrs.
Ohm, Wingham; Mrs. Strauss,
mildmay; Catherine Edgar,
Wroxeter; Kathleen Ellacott,
Listowel; Isobel Tiffin, Lucknow.
Share the Wealth: I-Mrs. An-
gus, Wingham; 2-Mary Dumphy,
Listowel,
Wingham;
each $36.
$25 special: Mrs. Jack Mar- .
tin, Harriston.
Jackpot of $105: Mrs. Wag-
ner, LucicnOw, Mrs. H. Reidt,
Wroxeter and Mrs. Bell, Har-
ris ton.
Lap Card: Mrs. Barkwell,
Manta rays sweep plankton
and small fish into a yard-wide
mouth with earlike fins. Rays
can weigh more than a ton, yet
frequently vault above the surface
like flyinglish
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REMEMBRANCE DAY
All Regular, Honoray and Social Members
and their wives, all Ladies. Auxiliary and hus-
bands are cordally invited to attend a
REMEMBRANCE
iDAY DINNER and DANCE
in the Legion Auditorium
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10
at 7 p.m. sharp
SERVICE at the 'CENOTAPH on SUNDAY,
NOVEMBER. 11th, at 10:30 a.m.
Church Service Brussels United Church at 11
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Dart club
results
INDIVIDUAL STANDING:
Ernie Back 14 12 38
Hilt Ward , 9 10 29
Ken Patterson 11 9 29
Ross Nicholson 22 3 28
Adam Smith 11 7 25
Dale Breckenridge 14 5 24
John Smith 11 6 23
Glen Bridge 13 5 23
Barry Adamg 5 8 21
Murray Johnston '9 6 21
Harm Thalen 10 5 20
Jim Smith 12 4 20
Jack McWhirter 7 6 19
Clem McLellan 9 5 19
Bob Elliott 11 4 f 9
Neil Adams 6 5 16
Arnold Maxwell 8 4 16
Ron Gordon 10 3 16,
Ronwillis Knight 7 4 15
Ken Johnston 9 3 15
Brian Adams 9 3 15
Jan Van Vliet 8 3 14
Mike Idzik 10 2 14
Murray Kellingilm 4 4 12
Don Workman 6 3 12
Ross Duncan 8 2 12
Dick Stephenson 5 3 11
Jack Pipe 5 3 11
G. Hetherington 7 2 11
Archie Willis 4 3 10
Ross Somers 8 1 10
Bill McCarter 3 3 9
Dale Pletch 4 2 8
Bill Thamer 4 2 • 8
Rick SOmers 6 1 8
Ross Bennet • 3 2 7
John Stadelman 3 2 7
Harry Crich 5 1 ' 7
Gordon Engel 1 2 5
Dave Fach 1 2 5
Al Breckenridge 0 2 4
Harry Bolger 2 1 4
Sam Workman 3 0 3
Ralph Traviss 3 0 3
Pete Cardiff 3 0 3
Bob Scoitt 0 1 2
Reg Watson
Al Nichol.
Karl Kokesch
TEAM ST ANDING:
HIGH Score for the evening
Clem McLellan 154
team st anding;
Archers 25 Points
Blyth
21
Sans Gang 20"
Morrisbank
19"
Cranbrook
18 "
5th Line 18 "
Jamestown 17 "
6th Line. 15 "
Lens Gang 14 "
Juniors 9 "
humorous incidents
serious 1-,appenings
interesting occurrences
human beings in action
The United Church Choir of
Brussels held their annual meet-
ing, following practice Thursday
evening in the Sunday School
room.
Fifteen choir members, their
leader, Mrs. Gladys Jones, and
the minister Rev. E. Drew were
present.
The minister conducted the
election of the slate of officers
for the next year as follows;
president, Murray Hoover;
Vice-President, Cecil McFad-
den; Secretary-Treasurer, Barb
McCutcheon; Social Committee,
Betty Campbell, Emily Cousins,
Luella Mitchell, Karen Cardiff.
Following a brief business
session Mrs. Jones served lunch.
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