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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1974-08-14, Page 9BATTER UP, — Jill McCutcheon gets ready to swing the bat at a recent practice of the Girls Bantam and Pee Wee basebaftteams in the village. (Photo by Pat Langlois) READ and USE POST CLASSIFIED Entertainment at 2 • Sunday Menu: Beef Dinner Good food . on the Menu aimmuittimiummumunittunimunsimumimmiA The Queen's Hotel i Brussels I FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY I SMOKEY DUNN . SHOW -w A AT THE NEW AMERICAN HOTEL. BRUSSELS, ONT. Friday and Saturday Nights :— TRI TONES PaRnaparrion ADMITTANCIt Wfullow *A MIll as owe PLUS - THE ARENA s. MAGICIAN DAVE YANZI Presents the Gospel In Magic SPECIAL MUSIC Sunday, Aug. 1 8 P M. Huron Men's Chapel. AUBURN "60 Orevalle When dciod Mon do Nothing" TILE BRIMARIAS FOS% AtiGtSt 14, 1974.64 The Canadian moyement for personal fitness. Fitness. In your heart you know it's right. Starts at 8 :00 p.m. Kids in cars free Wed. 14 — Thurs. 15 Fri. 16 — Sat 17 — Big JOHN WAYNE in a new roil McQ — PLUS ENTER THE DRAGON Stara BRUir4 LEE - JOHN SAXTON EntertaiWnent) Sunday 18th — Monday 19th CAGED HEAT Tines. 20 — Wed. 21 — Thurs. 22 — Fri. oxsTk YEAH.% FUNNIEST — (Adult) A TOUCH OF CLASS Stars' SEAL OLE/WA JAMESON — mug NIGHT WATCH Star$ zrAzAurn TAyLcot ‘Aaint EnterttalliPlent) ST. JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH BRUSSELS PORK CHOP BARBECUE Wednesday, August 14th 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. $2.00 single $3.00 double Menu includes: Salad, baked potato, breads, beverage, dessert. weekeit Leap, picnic home ot Us two. Ind 4011Vielf Ttelldin8 Tad Mrs, A Blyth, ;halm likens of tors with le. vIrs, Clill days last visiting who is a ne in that Jacklin 11ta., are ieks with rs. Mel Ives and els and to full in better. To remedy the problem of the sunken spots, the club will be borrowing a machine from the Goderich bowlers, This machine has several rows of spikes that . score the sod as sand is fed in through the front. The only other improvement the club has planned is the addition of another light in the center. They found that with lights only on the sides, shadows in the center make bowling difficult. The problems encountered are "not that serious but it doesn't make for good bowling," Mr. Carter said. The bowlers also hope to find a building they can use as a club house. They already have a stove and fridge for it. They are now using the building at the fairgrounds. Lawn bowling has been revived in Brussels, but its growing pains are going to cut the season short this year. For the first time since the bridge over the Maitland was built on the Main Street lawn bowling enthusiasts have had their own greens. Frank Carter, one of the motiviating forces behind the club, said that although land was promised when the bridge was built, nothing materialized , The pre'sent site is leased from the fairgrounds. The greens were built with money raised from an initiation fee charged to 61 members. Although they all paid, Mr. Carter says that not all of them have turned out to play. The mower, roller, new bowls, water system, lights and fencing were all purchased with a New Horizons Grant. Presently, the oldest member bowling is 78, but Mr. Carter would like to see more senior citizens participate. After a year of construction, bowling began July 1. The greens, however, were not finished settling and as a result several spots have sunk. Mr. Carter said this was not anticipated as the heavy machinery used iri the construction should have tramped them down. Bowling will end the beginning of September, the usual season lasting until the end of the month. Given the extra time, the club hopes the lawn will have a chance Horse Show a success in Dungannon A successful Junior Horse Show was held at the Dungannon Fair Grounds sponsored by the Huron Trail Riders Saddle Club. The judge was Gary Stoddart of Waterloo and ring stewards were Doug Riley, Seaforth, Cecil Cranston, Auburn, Harvey Hoggart, Londesboro and Gordon Johns, Goderich. Winners were: Tyke Trail Class 1st • Greg Riley, Seaforth; 2nd - Suzanne Kirkland, Lucknow; 3rd - Andrew Flowers, Clinton. Jr. Trail Class 1st • Wendy Tyndall, Clinton; 2nd • Christine McNall, Blyth; 3rd - Lisa Gumby, , Lucknow. Sr. Trail Class 1st • Ken Fidom, Belgrave; 2nd - Joanne Stewart, Auburn; 3rd - John DeKroon, Tyke Equitation st • Greg Riley, Seaforth; 2nd - Andrew Flowers, Clinton; 3rd - Suzanne Kirkland, Lucknow, Jr. Equitation st • Brenda Taylor, Lucknow; 2nd • Patti Muegge, Seaforth; 3rd Kim Riley, Champ, Sr. Equitation st- Janice Brooks, Seaforth; 2nd Michelle Flowers; Clinton; 3rd - Kell Fklom, Belgrave. Tyke Barrel,Race 1st '• Greg Riley, Seaforth; 2nd - Andrew Flowers, Clinton, Jr. Novelty Barrels st, Wendy Tyndall, Clinton: 2nd Christine McNall, Blyth; 3rd Kim Riley,Seaforth. Sr. Flag Race st • Joim rjektoon, bublin;, 2nd - en Pidoni, Belgrave; 3rd ichelle Flowers, Clinton: Igh Point Tyke Trophy - Greg. Iley with Molly, igh Point it. Trophy - Wendy 1,11 dall with Lady. igh Paint Sr, Trophy kert iclotit with Tango. wling again despite few . problems ms mveas Gila Buckets is; then Is, bats, e in.