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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-11-19, Page 9Huronview Three new residents were welcomed to the Home at. Monday afternoon's activities Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs..Bell and George Jenner. The Clinton Christian 'Reforined volunteers assisted with the afternoon's program of old tytne music provided by Marie Flynn and Norman Speir. Theresidents enjoyed a sing-a-long of tunes that had been popular during the war years.' Earl and Martha Heywood, of Wingham, who have been entertaining on C.K.N.X. radio and Television for several years provided the "Family Night" program. Earl and Martha are well known to the residents and sang several favourite country and western songs with the last part of their program consisting of sacred numbers. Mrs. McKay, a personal friend of the Heywood's expressed the appreciation of the residents. The Over 90 Club met on Wednesday afternoon in the north dining area with twenty-seven members enjoying games of euchre and crokinole. Two new members were welcomed to the club, Mrs. McKay and Austin Dexter. The Walkerton Club volunteers assisted with the activities _and served tea and cookies. Mr.Dick Roorda led the Sunday evening Christian Reform song service with special musical numbers by the Roorda amily accompanied by Mrs. Henderson. Mr. Fred Turner of Bayfield and-John McCallum of Blyth were welcomed to the Home at Monday's activities. rs.Elsie Henderson and. Norman Speir prbvided the Old yme music for the afternoon with a sing-a-long and a vocal olo by Morgan Dalton. The residents presented their first "Family Night" rogram this week and by all reports it was greatly ppreciated. The program was arranged and directed by • Mrs.Elsie Henderson and included, vocal solos, songs by a mens quintette„,readings musical numbers by a kitchen band nd a pantomine was performed by two guests Pat andMike. OLDHELD . PRO HARDWARE Gift Ideas Small and Large AtipliafiZZ„ Cloeks Cookware Crystal. Toys Hair Dryers Tools See :our Christmas .44i Catalogue OLD FIELD'S PRO HARDWARE g-atsols 887 6851 ast week Jack Clark 4 1 Bradley Magee 3 1 Al Breckenridge 5 Jan Van Vliet 2 Mike ldzik Team STanding Sams Gang Archers Jamestown Cr, anbrook Blyth 6th Line 5th Li tie Morrisbank Pts, 36 28 28 25 23 19 19 14 1 1 Sunday, November 23 8:00 p.m. Guest Speaker Rev. George Shillington Lecturer at Missions Emanuel Bible College, Kitchener, Secretary, Andes Evangelical Mission, President, Christian Missions Education Services, ' PLUS Special Music by T e C rystalaires One of the finest singing groups from London. •o• • .4.. itr(a!-•,. 81 PR EVA 1LS. 'WHEN- 60tiO M84 'Oa '1,4011-1114O Huron .1111:en's Chapel AUBURN Four .wins to start hockey sepson BRUSSELS PUBLIC SCHOOL LAYS WREATH — Brenda Knight represented fellow students at BPS when she laid a wreath at the Brussels.cenotaph during the Remembrance Day service here. A church service was held at Duff's United in Walton, following the wreath laying. (Photo by Langlois) Post Classified will pay you ends, Have you tried one? Brussels 887-6641, • aunitry SingIes DanCe Sat. Nov. at VANASTRA RECREATION CENTRE MUSIC .BY ountry Companions' ocOeds Oding to NAtTRA REtREKTIoN CENTRE. Fain-161,u and full lunth tried Ith for our ,next dance Oft 6 At VANASTRA 'CREATION;. ttfittr Plans were advanced for the provision of lights at the Walton ball park next year when the Walton Recreation Committee met Monday evening at the home of Mr.' and Mrs. Gerald Ryan. Nominated for a one year term are: Joe Steffler, Bill Humphries and Howard HackWell and for a two year term are: Ann Ryan, Marie McGavin, Carol Collins and • Laverne Godkin. Another meeting of the committee is scheduled Thursday evening when there will be further discussion of the ball park light project. The Walkathon is scheduled for next May. Many native Canadian trees are excellent for ornamental or shade planting. St. Fin. Pts. Ernie Back 12 15 42 Hilt Ward 13 11 35 Ross Nicholson 21 7 35 Alvin McLellan 18 8 34 Brian Adams 13 10 33 Wayne Ward 10 11 32 Jim Smith 14 9 32 Gordon Engel 14 8 30 Adam Smith 17 6 - 29 Joe Heffron 12 7 26 Dale Brecken. Walton names Rec Committee individual Standing - Three of Brussels Minor Hockey teams got the season off to a good start in the past week with four wins and a tie. • On Wednesday evening the Pee Wee "A" team was at home to Teeswater and while holding a 6 - 4 lead at the end of the second, fell behind in the third period and then rallied in the last minute of play to pick up a 8 - 8 tie. Scoring for Brussels were Ken Cousins, 3, Steve Knight, Stewart Cardiff, Lyle Campbell, Brian Tenpas, Ktvin--Deitner one each. Assists went to Stewart Cardiff, Doug, McArter, Brad Wright, Brian Tenpas, Steve Knight, Ken Higgins, Leslie Black. The same night the Bantams' defeated Blyth 7 - 1. Brussels scorers were Darwin McCutcheon 3 goals. Scott Wheeler, Rick Demaray, Brian Scott, Garry McWhirter, 1 each. Assists went to Bill Smith, ..Brian Scott, Brian Deitner, Paul Bragg, Scott Wheeler, Robert Demaray, John Richmond, Steve Huether. On Friday night the Pee Wees hosted Mildmay winning 8 - 2. Goal scorers were Terry Glanville 1, Ken Cousins 2, Brian Tenpas 2, Terry McCutcheon 1, Todd Wheeler 1, Ken Higgins 1, ridge 14 6 26 Bob Elliott 13 6 25 Harry Hall 15 5 25 Charlie Shaw 5 9 23 Ross Bennett 12 5 22 Sam Workman 9 6 21 Jack Pipe 11 5 21 Frank Workman 11 5 21 Clem McLellan 10 5 20 Don Nolan 12 4 20 Glen Bridge 13 3 19 Barry Adams 12 3 18 Lloyd. Appleby ,11 3 17 Bill Pullen 13 2 17 Reg Watson 8 4 16 Carmen Riley 8 3 14 Murray Johnston 9 2 13 Harm Thalen 2 3 8 Ron Gordon 6 1 8 Bill Thamer 8 0 8 Jack McWhirter 5 Assists went to Brad Wright, Mike Watson, Paul Johnston, Lyle Campbell , Stewart Cardiff, Doug. McArter, Terry Glanville, Terry McCutcheon, Ken Cousins, Brian Tenpas. The Bantams travelled to Blyth and in a closer game won 7 - 6. Leading scorer was Scott Wheeler with 5 goals, Steve Huether 1, Garry McWhirter 1 each. Assists went to Brian Scott, Darwin McCutcheon, John Richmond, Garry McWhirter, Scott Wheeler, On Saturday evening the Novice played their first game by defeating the Harriston squad 10 - 0. Scoring for Brussels was Tim Fritz with 4 goals, Kevin McArter 3, Kevin Johnston 2, Tommi Ward 1. Assists went to Michael Bishop, Gary Godkin,. Wayne Wheeler, Tim Fritz or Kevin McArter. Arena Schedule Wed:7:00 P.M.-Tiverton Pee Wees at Brussels 8:30 P.M. - Blyth Bantams at Brussels Fri.: 7:00 P.M. - Atom "A" Practice 8:30 P.M. - Milverton Midgets at Brussels Sat.: 6:00 - Seaforth Novice at Brussels Dart standings from High score 3 dasrts: Ernie Back 174 High score for the evening: 7 Hilt Ward 140 114E BRUSSELS. Potti. 'NOVEMBER 1St 1915 I; 1 I.