HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-03-03, Page 9Best Bobo
Best Hobo, 15 & under - First,
Paul Johnson; Second, Stuart
Cardiff; Best Hobo, 16 & over -
First, Jim Axtmann; Second,
Rath Machan; Best Comic (all
ages) - First, Nancy Bennett and
Lynda Axtmann; Second, Darren
Watts.; Best Dressed Couple -
First, .Michelle McCutcheon and
Leanne Cossitt; Second - Barb
and Max Watts; Oldest Man -
First, Norman Hoover; Second,
Carl Flemmingway;' Oldest Lady -
First, 'Dorothy Steffler.
Largest Family
Largest Family - First, Godkin
Family; Second, Watts Family;
King & Queen of Carnival - Mark
and Lisa Pennington; ,Most
Graceful Couple - First, Harold and
Dorothy Steffler; Second, Jim and
Leona Armstrong; Open Cl
First, Marie Douglas; Sec
Robert Armstrong.
All children were given
chocolate bars donated by Cads
Auto Body.
Two numbers were skated by
Carol Wheeler and Blaine Moore,
who delighted the crowd.
The Figure Skating Club would
like to thank the following
merchants for their donations that
made the carnival the success it
was:
Cads Auto Body; Willis Knight'
Construction; Henry Exel Con-
struction; Queens Hotel;
McGavins, Walton; Sales Barn;
Bank of Commerce; Brussels
Motors; Murrays Barber Shop.
Workman Plumbing and Heat-
int; Topnotch; Tenpas Construc-
tion; Jacobs Saddlery; Bernards
B.P.; Brussels Post; B. Rowe
Texaco; House of Max; BruS-sels
Inn.
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Skating Carnival is big success
Best clown, 15 & under First, -
Kevin Wheeler; Second, Paul
Willie,
Best clown, 16 & over - First,
Jack McCutcheon; Second, Betty
Graber.
Cartoon Character, 15 & under
First, Gary Godkin; Second, Kelly
Workman.; Cartoon Character 16
Brussles hadn't had a good old
skating carnival for a few years,
and when the Brussels Figure
Skating Club got to work, they
produced a big success Saturday
night. Young and old came
dressed in varieties of costumes
and had a great time skating and
joining in on the fun.
Scott announced the
Mrs. Mac Engel
Correspondent
Rev. A Young, of Goderich
conducted the service in Knox
Church on Sunday morning. Rev.
Young has been supply minister
for Cranbrook and Monkton
Churches the greater part of their
vacancy, which occurred when
Rev. C.A. Falconer moved to
Strathroy in 1976. The Rev. Dr.
J.K. Ross Thomson, formerly of
St. Catharines will be inducted at
a joint service in Monkton
Presbyterian Church on
Wednesday evening, March 2.
He will commence his duties as
their minister next Sunday,
March 6.
The World Day of Prayer
service will be held on Friday
March 4 at 1:30 at the home-of
Mrs. John Vanass. All ladies are
welcome.
Married 59 years
Mr, and Mrs. Wes McEathern
celebrated their 59th wedding.
ANNAMMMigaMM.Merm:10
BENEFIT DANCE P
for
MR, & MRS.. NEIL
BEUERMANN
t. Mar.
at
Family Paradise
Music by the
COUNTRY MANS
classes and winners, while Mrs.
Mayer, Mrs, iMarg. Bennett and
George Pearson judged them.
The winners were; Youngest
girl - Michelle Machan, 2 year old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Dale
Machan.
Youngest boy Todd Machan,
who. will 'be 2 in March, son of Mr,
.and Mrs. ..fiord Machan,
anniversary quietly at their home
on Saturday, February 19th. Mrs.
MeEachern is the former Minnie
Menarey, youngest daughter of
the late Hebert and Mrs.
Menarey. The wedding took place
at the home of the bride's parents
9th Con. Grey Township. Rev. J.
L, McCullough, minister of Knox
Presbyterian Church, Cranbrook,
performed the ceremony. The
couple recall thunder, lightning
and heavy rain on that day. They
had two sons, Winston,
Cambridge (Galt) and Gerald who
lost his life in World 'War 11.
The course on "Quilts"
sponsored by the Cranbrook W.I.
got off to a good start on
Thursday evening at the home of
Mrs. Leslie Knight. Over 20
attended with leaders Mrs. Jack
Conley and Mrs. jack. Cox.
Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch
visited on Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Edgar at Ayr. '
Feb.23, 1977
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Ken Bird 72
Ernie Back 60
Frank Workman • 46
Murray Gor don 40
Jack McWhirter 47
Alvin McLellan 58
Ross Nicholson 62
. Adam Smith 35
Don Nolan 54
Carl McLellan 34
Russ Hall 31
Barry Adams 41
Ray McNichol 32
Bill Pullen 39
Harry Hall 35
Clem McLellan 34
Jan Van Vliet 27
Ross Duncan 33
Ken. Josling 23
Jack Pipe 35
Sam Workman 18
Ron Gordon 29
,Moe McNichol 24
Bill McArter 33
Murray Johnston 18
Ted Elliott 19
Al Breckenridge 21
Fred M iers 19 5
Bill Thamer 11 6
High Score 3 Darts
Russ Hall 134
nigh Score
Ken Bird 171
Alvin McLellan 171
- Team STanding
Sam's Gang
Pts.
172
140
108
102
101
98
92
91
88
86
75
75
75
73
69
66
62
57
57
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57
50
49
46
45
36
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23
128
& over - First, Frances Brecicon
,,bridge; Second, Marg. Garniss;
Nursery Rhyme 15 & under,
First, Lisa Pennington; Second,
Leanne Armstrong; Nursery
Rhyme, 16 & over First, Brian,
Donna and Brandy Sanderson;
Second, Catherine Cardiff;
National Costume - First, Bob and
Rene Richmond.
8th Line 123
6th Line 78
Archers 76
5th Lilne 72
Morris Bank
64
Bowling
Team standings: Truckers, 92
points; Pam's Pin. Pushers, 89;
Wilfred Choice , 79; Sure Shots,
78; HOt Rods, 74; Alley CAts, 71.
Ladies' high. singles, Heather
Brown, 278, Lynne Haverman,
240, Jane Draper, 236. Ladies'
High Triple, Heather Brovrn, 671,
Jane Draper, 654, Lynne
Haverman, 641.
Men's High Single, Don Adair,
348; Don Higgins, 252; Earlan
Osborn '248. Men's High Triple,
\ Earlan Osborn, 670, Greg
Heauther , 654; Don Higgins,
648.
Ken
MICKI.E AND MINNIE — This unidentified pair
were prize winners as Mickey and Minnie Mouse in
the Brussels family skating carnival Saturday night.
,(Photo by Langlois)
Cranbrook
Couple married
59 years
F.
50
40
31
31
27
20
15
28
17
26
Dale Breckenridge 37 19
22
17
20
15
14
14.
15
12
17
11
16
10
11
6
9
8
4
Adult.Skating
18 year's, and over
Mcirch- 5th
SpecialMusit .
• $1. 00 per person
8 until
Dart scores
O*
FROM THE ORIENT — Rene and Bob Richmond
took the top prize for national costumes in Saturday
night's' family skating carnival at the arena.
(Photo by Langlois)
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Olympia Restaurant; Texan
Grill; Walton Inn; Hackbarts; C &
G, Krauters; Jim Cardiff Insur-
ance; Mutters Esso; --Mayers
Jewellery; Maitside Orchard;
Oldfield Hardware.
Grewars Store; Hilts Food
Market; Dickson 5-$1.; Thompson
& 'Stephenson Butcher Shop;
Stephensons Grocery; _Shop;
Hardware, Ethel; Lorannes
Boutique; Hoppe Hardware.
Haywards Variety; George of
Brussels Hairstyling; Bonnies
Hairdressing; McCutcheon
Groceryi—Eders Store; Ray and
Helens Family Centre; Bridge
Motors; McCutcheon Motors.
Ronnenberg Ins.; Howards
Coffee Shop; Baldwins Barber
Shop and McDonald Buildall.
Seoforth
visa
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