The Brussels Post, 1978-01-25, Page 10People. We Know
Miss Debbie Stiles and her
brother Kenny Stiles, children of
Mr, and MPS. John. Stiles. of
Lacombe. Alberta visited the New
Year's weekend with Miss
• Donelda Stiles of Stratford , A
family gathering included
relatives from Brussels, Lambeth,
Toronto and ,Guelph, •
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. W,
J, Perrie last week were Rev. and
Mrs, James Perrie and, PAW of
Shakespeare and Mr. and Mrs,
Don Perrie and family,
Brussels Optimists
HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
DANCE
February 11th -
Brussels, Morris and Grey-Arena
Music by Exceptions $5.00 a couple
Tickets available at George of Brussels,Mayer's
Jewellers & Ray & Helens
VVALTON
POKER RALLY
Sunday, Feb. 5
Registration 11-2
Admission $3.00 each
$150.00-in cash prizes plus
numerous other prizes.
Sponsored' by
Walton Area
Sports Club
YIPPEE!
The
COUNTRY
LOUNGE
Entertainment
LESPERANCE TRIO
Feb. 3 & 4
BLUE CHIPS
13NRUSSELS
Come out and enjoy the
SEAFORTH
BROOMBALL TOURNAMENT
Men's and Ladies
Feb,3,4,5, at Seaforth Arena
Commencing Fri. 7:30 p.m. - 11:30 p.r
Sat. 7 a.m. - 10 p.m.
Sun. 8 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Championship games
at 3:30 and 4:30
Teams from Seaforth, Myth; St. Clements,
Mt. Forest, Teeswater, Elora; Mildmay.
Admission •$1 00 per day.
Food and refreshments served.
POKER RALLY
Sunday, February 5
Sponsored by Clinton & District
Snowmobile Club
Registration at Ray Potter's
1.-3 p.m.
'Numerous prizes -ifonated by Lynn Hot Enterprises;
Holly Gully, Vincent Farm Equipment, &Tilton Fuels,
• Hamm's Polaris, Fleming Feed Mill, Cord's Sp011'N.
McGee John Deere, Seaforth Co-Op.
Entry Fee $3.00 or 2/$5.00
Proceeds for Trail Groomers
10.--THE BRUSSELS POST, JANUARY 25, 1978
LISTOWEL CURLING WINNERS — These Listowel women were first draw
winners in the Ladies Curling Bonspiel held at the Seaforth Optimist Winter
Carnival last weekend.. Winners, are from (right) - Wilma Rathwell, skip, Shirley
Bowman, Jackie Pettapiece, Betty Luakasavitch. (Expositor Photo)
Music score 97%
Brussels
pupils win
honours
The following are the results of
exaMs by theory pupils of Mrs.
Winona Martin of Brussels,
written on December 10:
Preliminary .Rudiments--First
Class Honours-Joan Cardiff, 97%
Joan will receive her Grade 5
Piano Certificate now, -as she
previously . passed the piano
examination with 81%; Grade 2
Rudiments--First Class Honours-
Carol Wheeler, 87%, Brian
ArmstrOng; 86%, .Michellc,,
McCutcheon, 85%; Honours-
Linda Machan, 77%. 'Brian. will
receive his Grade 7 Piano Certifi-
cate-,as he previously passed his
piano examination with 82%.
Wolf cubs
receive
badges
The 1st Brussels Wolf C ubs
met in the School Gym on
Tuesday of last week.
After the Grand Howl.
attendance, dues and inspection
were carried out. Members talked
about the. World Conservation
Badge and cold Weather and
common ense and played a game
called weavers and a game of
floor hockey.
The meeting closed with the
Grand Howl and a prayer.
Wayne Wheeler received his
woodsman badge and White Six
received the pendant for the
evening.
After a break for Christmas
and two meetings raised due to
stormy weather, the Wolf Cub •
pack met at the school on Jan.'
18th and welcomed Clinton
Garniss as a new member.
Themeeting opened with the
Grand Howl, attendance, dues
and inspection and a review of
work—on the World Conservation
Badge. Members talked about
safety rules for cold weather + and
some of the Cabs told what gifts
they had received at Christmas.
The Cubs played a relay game
called "Weavers", followed by
Floor Hockey and Swing the '•
Shot. During the games Akela
taught the new cubs.
In the final circle, Wayne
Wheeler• received his
Badge and White
Six Were awarded badges as
winners of the Point Race.