The Brussels Post, 1977-01-05, Page 6**********************
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THE QUEEN'S HOTEL
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Friday & Saturday Night
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FOUNDING MEETING
OF
HURON FEDERAL LIBERAL ASSOC.
WILL SE HELD
FRIDAY; JAN. 14th
AT THE
VANASTRA SHILLELAGH
(Formerly CFI Clinton)
GUEST SPEAKER HON. JUDD BUCHANAN
MINISTER OF PIJILIC WORKS
RECEPTION 6:1.5 P.M. DINNER.7:110 P.M.
SMORGASBORD DINNER 'LSO EA.
• TICKETS AVAILABLE PROM LIBERAL ASSOC:
MUNICIPAL CHAIRMAN
Paul Arthur
Good Country Music
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Mystery Train
Sunday Special —
Ham & Scalloped Potatoes
At The
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Minimum Monthly
Balance
TICTORIAand
VG GREY
TRUST COMPANY SIN.CE 1889
D.N.Lefebvre, Manager
Listowel, Ontario
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Elimmume
CARNIVAL
PROGRAM
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 12
2:00 pm - Senior Citizens Card
Party in the Arena Auditorium.
THURSDAY, JAN. 13
8:00 PM - Queen Crowning at C.H.S.S.
Auditorium sponsored by Lions Club
9:00 PM - Las Vegas Night at the arena
auditorium. Sponsored by Kinsmen and
Kinettes.
7:00 PM - Broomball at the arena
FRIDAY, JAN. 14
8:00 PM - Torchlite parade at the arena.
Sponsored by: Clinton Snowmobile Club.
9:00 PM - Hospitality 'Night at the arena
auditorium.
7:00 PM - Girls hockey at the arena.
SATURDAY, JAN. 15
3:00 PM - Championship broomball &
hockey at the arena.
1:00 PM - Parade, forMing at the
Legion to the arena. For further details
contact J. Reid.
2:30 PM - Children's afternoon at
C.H.S.S. auditorium. Fun for the whole
family.
6:30 PM - Family skate night at the
arena.
9:00 PM - Dance at the Arena
Auditorium. Fair Board. Sponsored by
Legion & Lions. Tickets available
from members.
SUNDAY, JAN. 16
\'‘ 8 AM - Pancake Breakfast at the arena.
1 PM - Snowmobile Poker Rally
from the arena.
2. PM = 4 PM - Figure Skating
progea mite
Program subject to change.
Admission most events --
adults 51.00,16 and under 50c.
For further information and details
contact R. Lombardo
482-3640 after 6 p.m. or.
C. Nielans at Arena.
Jan. 26
' Bingo Legion Ladies Bingo
9th Annual
Clinton it District
TER
A IVAL
JANUARY 12, 13, 14, 15
People
We. Know
Roy Jacobs, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Jacobs, has been
seriously ill in Sick Children's
Hospital in Toronto. He is
reported as showing
improvement.
Effective
January 1,
1977
SPECIAL
SAVINGS .
Non-the-Cluing
Accounts
pulls snow down from the old arena roof. Arena
manager Hank Exel said thanks to the men who
showed up for the impromptu roof clearing bee.
(Photo by Langlois) 7 0
Dr. and Mrs. Hazelewood
spent Christmas with the
members of their family in
Burlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tooth,
Lorraine and Gregory of Toronto,
spent Christmas with Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gedcke
and sons Mark and Brian visited
Dr. and Mrs. Hazelewood during
the holidays. Mr. Gedcke is
organist and Choir leader in
Binkley United Church in
Hamilton.
Boxing Day guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Huether and Joan
were Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Chambers and family, Ottawa;
Mr. and Mrs. Russ Krauter,
Atwood; Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Warwick and Michael, Owen
Sound; Mr. Neil McDonald,
Chatham; Miss Joan Clark,
Mitchell; Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Tipple and Jonathon, Burlington,
Mr. David Huether, Burlington;
Mr. and Mrs. Ken McDonald and
Rick, Walton; Mrs. Edna
McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Brian
Huether, Sandra and Sherri, Mrs.
Vera Hastings, and Mr: and Mrs.
Adrian McTaggart, all of
Brussels
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hicks of St.
Albert, Alta., were Christmas
visitors with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce McCall. Other holiay
guests at the same home were
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Phelps of
Port Huron, Mich., Clarence
Campbell of Embro and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert McCall of Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fish and
daughters of Burlington visited
with Jim McFarlane.
Holiday guests visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Campbell were
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Campbell
and family of Holstein, Ont., and
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Scott of
Woddbridge, Ontario.
Jim Armstrong, Robert
Armstrong and Jeffrey Cardiff
spent the holidays skiing with'
students from Kincardine and
Mitchell High School at Wildcat
Mountain in New Hampshire.
A REAL TUG OF WAR — This group_of Brussels
volunteers weren't playing tug of war for fun at the
arena on Thursday. They were pulliIng a plow which
People We Know
6,,-THE BRUSSELS POST,- JANUARY 5 1917