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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-10-22, Page 19Mixed bowling news Team Standings: Calamities ' Corner Pins Head Pins Hot Shots Hot Dogs The Loosers Men's High single and triple, Greg Heuther, 276, 736. Ladies' high single and triple, Sharon' Taylor,234,, 637. 16 14 12 10 7 4 SPECIAL SPEAKER Rev. Wayne McLean SPECIAL MUSIC i t • The Proverbs EVIL PREVAILS iiVHEN GOOD MEN DO NOTHING "' Huron Men's Chapel AUBURN air A Sinday, October 26th 8:00 P.M. VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS I • I Daylight Saving Time Ends_ at 2:01 a.m. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26th Sunday will be on Standard I a I SEAFORTH CURLING CLUB ATTENTION CURLERS ALL persons interested in CURLING PLEASE CALL MEMBERSHIPCHAIRMAN ROBERT FOTHERINGHAM 48gt9196 Before November 1 LEAGUES AVAILABLEa. - & Proposed Times iViENS MIXEb Mt-ALPO!, COMPETITION - WED LADIES . TUES,A#TERN4ON I ; : . 1 no mu m m u mm un t in With only four of the one hundred and four walkers yet to turn in their pledges, the total in the Brussels Lions Olympathon Walk has passed the $1600 mark. With expenses for the walk to total less than one hundred dollars, it will mean that over $750 will have been raised for the Canadian athletes participating in the 1976 Olympics 'in Montreal. The same amount will remain in Brussels to be distributed among local recreation committees for the promotion of athletic activities, Lion member, Jim Armstrong, submitted the largest amount as he collected $157.30 from his 9 sponsor sheets. Roy Jacobs, Mike Smith, and Tim Culbert all' earned more than $40.00 with 31 people turning in Regular games: Mrs. Bill Boyd, Gorrie; Florence Kennedy, Wing- ham; Brenda Nichols, Listowel and Mrs. Haugh, Wingham; Debbie Humphrey, Listowel; Mrs G. Harrison; Mrs. Nolda Kulas, Wroxeter; Karen Parker, Listowel Isobel Tiffin, Lticknow, Wilma Jail beirig refurbished Refurbishing a house with the correct 'period' furniture is - a difficult chore. It is both time- consuming and expensive. The refurbishing at the Historic Gaol is proceeding very quickly, however. Four rooms have been completed and the kitchen of the. Governor's House is well under way. One of the upstairs bed- rooms has received the stripper and lye treatment to take all 'the woodwork back to its original conditon; the furniture is ready to go in, but a work party to apply the wall covering has to come first. The Board has received furni- ture from four main sources. Interested citizens throughout the County (and at least one Ameri- can tourist) have donated pieces which are suitable for the turn-of- the-century atmosphere being recreated. Others have made furniture available on loan. The first major lender .was Mary B. Howell, whd helped get the refurbishing project off the ground just prior to the 1974 opening of the historic site. A third source has been the Provincial Government Mu- seums' tiranch. That Connection has not only given leads on hard to find furnishings, but also established the necessary ties with other historic Sites Board, for example, has provided, on long-term loan, a massive roll top desk from the late 1800's for use in the Governor's office in the gaol proper. 'I;t was, originally located in Montgomery's Inn, Toronto, but was especially suited for use at the Huron Gaol. The final source, of course, hag been to purchase items as needed. Dorothy Wallace, chair- Intl of the Refurbishing commit- tee, follows up all the leads. It not only takes her to dingy basements and back sheds, but UISci pUtS her in direct competition with professional bidders at area auc4 Hon sales.. Her efforts have crintrleuted in a major WO .towardS the'sUCceastut refur- bishing programme. If youant to Ma e a lc co tn mit - ?bent to this ptojeet in Hilton C„otitny heritagei your'tat deilUd- ublt donation Cari be inkilect to tha he `thitorl iiistoric Gaol Pund'i Oddteifson i Ilayffeld. pledges of $20.00 or more, _ The pledges Awned in are as follows; Jim Armstrong $157.30; Roy Jacobs $44.75; Mike Smith 44.50; Tim Culbert 41.50; Brett Bauer 39.00; Jim prior 35.75; Kim Gartner 34.00; Bob Pearson 30.00; Valerie.Johnston 27.50; Brian. Wheeler 27.25; Janis Van ''Vliet 28.85; DaVi'd Vandenberg 26.50; Steven Knight 26.00; Ken Cousins 24.75; June Adams 24.75; Esther McCutcheon 24.25; Terry McCutchEW 24.00.; Kim Bauer 23.50; Darryl Hastings '22.75; DAvid Hastings, 22.75; Donald Hastings 22.75; Wayne Higgins 22.25; Alfred Stangen .22.00; Gary ,McCu teheon 21.7! Brian James 21.75; Debbie Van Vliet 21.50; Brenda Richinond 21.25; Janice Adams Cherry, Palmerston, Mary Dum- phey, Listowel and Mrs. Ryan, Wingham; Pearl Angus, Wing- ham; Mrs.. Eldon Wilson, Brussels; Mrs. Hamilton, Listow- el, Mrs. Kennedy, Wingham, and Debbie Humphrey, Listowel; Mrs Schill, Formosa, Mrs. Huber, Mildmay; Mrs. Hastings Listowel Jan Thurlow, Listowel; Jean McClentent, Listowel, Joan. Rob- inson, Lucknow. Stand Up Bingo: Mrs. Wilson, Hamilton. Lap Card: Louise Clark Wroxeter. Share the Wealth: 1-Mrs. Anderson, Lucknow, $30.00 and 2- Mrs. I. Boyd, Guelph, $30.00. $25 Special: Mrs. Bill Boyd, Gorrie. Jackpot consolation plus bonus: Mts. Day, Wingham. Dart game: Anne Milne, Listowel, $5. Door Prizes: Fran. Golley, Brus- sels, Anne Strauss, Mildmay, Bonnie Hislop, Wroxeter and Pearl Angus, Wingham. Luck Draws: Mrs. Zeigler, Harriston, Louise Clark, Wroxe- ter, Lorne Fischer, Listowel and Mildred Coupland, Wroxeter. The next Bingo will be held on Saturday, November 1st. 21,15; Margie Raymond 20,75; Clarence 'McCutcheon 20.25; Brian TenPas 20.00; Sandra 'Huether 17,25; Richard Havernan 16.5$. Michelle Vader 16,50; Jimmy Scott. 16.25; Debbie Prior 16.00; Darwin McCutcheon 16.00; Owen Cousins 15.50; Tammy. Seddon 15.00; Bruce Armstrong 14,50; Michael Vader 14.50; Todd Wheeler 14.50; Sherry Heibein Hockey coaches named Minor Hockey held registration night on Thursday last week. A good number of interested play- ers turned out, but organizers are still hoping for more to meet last year's enrolment. Anyone missing last week's registration may register with Lois McArter at 887-6902. Players hope to be on the ice by November 1st. Coaches will contact players as soon as ice is available. Coaches are as follows: Sprouts: Frank Stretton; Novice: Bruce Hahn, Brian Rutledge; Atom: Dale Machan, Gary Bennett; Pee Wee: Jim Prior, Ralph Watson; Bantam: John Cousins, John 'Jarvis; Midget: -Murray Lowe • 14.05; Janice Somers 14.00; Doug Cousins 8,75; Donnie Gwen James 13,50; Brenda Sholdice 8,75; Suzanne Ten Pas 12,90; Patricia Ten. Pas MacPherson 8.75;, Gerry Exel Prier 12.00; Chris King 11.75; 12.00; Mariann Scott 12.00; Hope 8,60; Carla Knight 8.50; Joe Adams 8.50; Marg Fx0 8.10; DArlene Freeman 8.00; Doug.; Leanne Armstrong 11.75; Peter McArter 8.00. Exel 11,50; Teresa Glanville Shawn Bremner 6.75; Debbie I 11.50; Paul TenPas 11.50; Erika Stangen 11.50; Patricia Haveman Hall 6,25; Karen McCutcheon 6.00; Jill McCutcheon 6.00; Kevin ! 11.00; Lori Moore 11.00; Trina McArter 6.00; Kim Exel 5.85; Watts 10.75; Wayne McCutcheon :Janet Heibein 5,75; John 10.75; Carolyn Brown 10,75; Pam Richmond 5.25; Linda Heard Wilson 10.60; Cathy Cooney 5.25; Vickie Machan 4.00; Paul M 10,50; Betty Ann Brown 10.50; achan 3.75; Wendy Ward 3.50; Nancy Exel 10,40; Darrin Watts Tommy Ward 3.25; Ethel $rewer 10,30. Reg. McClory 10.00:, Hank - 3.00; Vera Hastings 3.00; Teresa Exel 10.00; John LoWe 10.00; Wierenga 3.00; Kathy Weirenga Sharon Exel 9.90;, June Bremner 2.75; Annette Boneschansker, 9.75; Cathy Sholdice 9.50; Michelle Long, Jeff Vander Barbara Moran 9.50; Dianne Straeten and Terry Straeten have I Bernard 9.50; Tim Prior 8.75; not yet submitted their returns. READ and USE POST CLASSIFIED CURLERS Ladies interested in curling Tueday afternoons call Mrs Donelda Pearson 887-6160 or Mrs Edna Pearson 887-6007 New Curlers Welcome THE BRUSSELS POST. -OetOBER 'ills cted to newest ashion Pr sub. in yi. nhanee Of the eat- Ts." ratures rays to nIT10111. MEW Olympic walk raises 9 600 a. Howick Lions bingo winners