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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-09-24, Page 8WANT TO KNOW HOW TO LIE DOWN ON THE JOB? BE A + BLOOD DONOR "Have I told you about the time I strolled down Main Street after dark?" iitiumos BOX OFFICE OPEN 8 P.M • FIRST SHOW AT DUSK ,!"..orm!mar eamoftur .w.i.ml CLINTON - ONTARIO /0144~~~•••••4~~4P1/4~414 * * * ** * * * ** * * * * * * * * * * * Entertainment at THE QUEEN'S HOTEL BRUSSELS Friday, Saturday and Sunday TIMOTHY and HIS ELECTRONICS * SUNDAY NIGHT MENU: PORK CHOP DINNER * * * * * *4( 4t it -4( it 10•• It( At -11(' *4-444P-O#H-#.11 -4( 4c4" NEW AMERICAN; i,g" *4- HOTEL i) It * BRUSSELS, ONT: ******* ****** • Saturday Night: — At The The Alley Cats FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Se • tember 26, 27 and 28 ADULT ENTEATAWMENT IlLeSCTOMIGTecaLeSt Floor tlx-World vi-33-swr NN, Duo RD IN A GEORGE ROY Ma 01.11A UUDV: A girl with a great following: Every op in ;the state was after her EvetybOdy else was behind her. GONE HAWN „ „ ..„ rouP1111111HR11111 Ing -uuunnannu.tArntilit,. ENTE T;;NMENT People We Know Howick Lions bingo winners Dolly Felker, Listowel — Mrs. SteMarie, Wingham; Mrs. McLennan, Lochalsh; Ida Howald, Lucknow — Margaret Edgar, Wroxeter; Mae Goodin, Ethel; Mary Dumphy, Listowel; Mrs. Upper, Listowel; Ethel Sutton, Ethel; Mrs. Caswell, Bluevale; Tena Gardner, Lucknow; Mr.s Ste Marie; Mrs. Derbecker, Wingham; Ethel Sutton, Ethel & Kay Rich, Wingham. Share the Wealth: 1. Anne Yeoman, Wroxeter; 2. Don Foerster, Elmira. $25. Special: Anne Yeoman. Stand Up Bingo; Doreen Foerester, Elmira. Lap Card: Mrs. Hazelgrove, Wingham. Dart Game: Doreen Foerester, Elmira - $12. Jackpot consolation plus bonus: Mrs.G. Simmons, Wingham, Mrs. G. Simmons, Wingham, Mrs. Tiffin, Whitechurch & Christine Davidson, Lucknow. Door Prizes: ARthur Hendricks, Waterloo, Pearl Angus, wingham, Mary Dumphy, Listowel — Karen Brown, Wroxter, Lucky Draws: Christine Davidson, Lucknow, Irene Leitch, Atwood, Dianne Leek, Wroxeter & Mrs. Hazelgrove, Wingham. Out of town visitors last week included relatives of the late Mr. Frank R. Smith, Phru. B., long time druggest in Brussels. They are Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Smith of Edmonton and Miss R.M. Smith of Vancouver. Brian and Kevin Kellington were guest of the London Free Press to see Argo and The Stampeders football in Toronto.; on Sunday. They won the trip by getting S new customers for the paper. If you hear that 5 millimetres of rain fell overnight, you can figure the grass is just damp. But if you hear that 50 millimetres of rain came down, you can figure the gutters are full and there could be some flooding. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Hunter of Alberta Beach and. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Aitcheson of Edmonton, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Smith last week. Mrs. Watson Sholdice spent last week in Seaforth due to the death of her brother-in-law, Robt. Joynt. Ernest Churchill of Mossley visited on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Watsoti Sholdice and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Sholdice attended the funeral of Robert Joynt in Seaforth on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Edgar, Shelley and Diane, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thomas. Mrs. Frank Johnston of Sea- forth, Mrs: Clayton Ferguson of Port Elgin, Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Holt of Midland, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gill and sons, Stephen and John of Strathroy, Miss Marta Hallman of London and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fowler and son of Southampton were visitors last week with Mrs. Gertrude Bolger. Mrs. EdgarHallinger of Hamil- ton has been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Perrie and Mrs. Edgar Hollinger visited Rev: and Mrs. James Perrie of Strath- my and all attended Centennial service at West-Adelaide Presby- terian Church. The guest minister was the Rev. Kenneth J. Wilson B.A., B.D., of Guelph. ##A0,0040W,00~~~0,001w444~4444 ...v**, Help Canadian Athletes at the 1970 Olympics by entering * Olympathon 75 to to be held on SAT. OCTOBER 4 50% of the money raised through the walk will go directly to help Canadian Athletes 50% will be retained by the Brussels Lions Club for local community projects. Get your pledge sheets from any of the following sources; McCutcheon Motors, Oldfield Hardware, or Jim Prior, 41•11+1444440,•444V* PUBLIC MEETING Sept. 30, 1975 8:00 p.m. Brussels Arena To discuss whether or not a filtering system should be installed at the wading pool. If a filtering system is not installed before next summer the wading pool will not be allowed to open. BRUSSELS RECREATION PARKS and COMMUNITY CENTRE BOARD Registration for .FIGURE SKATING LESSONS at BRUSSELS,ARENA • MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29 7 9 p.m. • CLUB PROFESSIONAL — Karen Weber ASSISTANT PROS — Olive Lapp .Faye MacDonald PRICE $15.00 pre school & Kindergarten $18.00 Juniors $22.00 Intermediate $25.00 Seniors — Private lessons to be booked at registration — Karen Weber — $2.50 — Olive Lapp — $2,50 — Faye MacDonald — $3:00 (Price Per•15 minute lesson)' ANY MOTHERS INTERESTED IN COACHING CONTACT MRS. SHIRLEY WHEELER SEPTEMBER • Program Show Starts .at 8:30 p.m. Children 12 years end under Admitted Free Except on Special Pictures Program is subject to vn. *voidable change, ********* I • Ali .Shows: Weekends Only Friday, Saturday & Sunday CLOSED MONDAY to THURSDAY • 3iDAY SPECIAL September' Friday • Saturday • Sunday 26 • 27r 28' THE TOWERING INFERNO stati4.,,.. stEvE MCQU,EEN & PAUL NEW N • • Ping 99 44/100% DEAD ;no gitteilaitintelity Stars RIMARI) RAgo— I " ROTH IN COLOR 41.4 '" "*h 1116 641P1 Country Singles Dance SAT. OCT. 4 at VANASTRA MUSIC BY FOUR OF A Mr' Ref reshthents SERVED -Wadi for 00 next dance Oil AT VANASTRA MUSIC BY "ttit011e gTIE BRUSSELS. POST, SEPTEMBER 14 0. it in