HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-05-31, Page 8Brussels Legion
SUN., JUNE 4
8 pm
Come to the Seaforth Lion's
BEEF BAR-134 ,
DANCE
Saturday, June 24
Seaforth Community Centre
Dancing to
SHANNON
TICKETS FOR SALE.
Vincents, Larones, Bob &
Betty's, Huron Expositor,
Rowcliffe, Whittieys,
Stewart Bros., Seaforth
Banks.
ADMISSION
$7.00 EACH
Provides a' full evening,
including all the beef you
can eat at the Beef Bar-B-Q
Dinner 6:30 to 8:30.
Beef Bar-B-Q catered by
Campbell and Cardiff
OPTIMIST
15 REGULAR GAMES 1 SPECIAL
2 SHARE THE WEALTH
$145.JACKPOT IN 55 NUMBERS
CONSOLATION PRIZE OF US.
Admission. 1110e
Additional card ,25c or 5 for $1.00
16 years nod over
QUEEN'S HOTEL
Brussels
Be in the spotlight on
Thursday Night
at Talent Night
BRING WHAT YOU PLAY
********
Singalong Saturday
afternoon with
Bill & His Accordion-
Entertainment Fri. & Sat. Nights,
June 2 & 3
SILVER DOLLARS
Your Host — Pat and Bill Wright
447P* (94
Seaforth
THIS WEEK
Mon to Sat
Kings
& the
Little One
Next Week
Mon-Sat
The
Ben Shane
Review
Daily Lunch
Hour
Specials
Junior
TALENT SHOW 41PP Preliminaries
SPONSORED BY SEAFORTH AGRICULTURE SOCIETY
June 13, 8 p.m.
at Seaforth Public School
Solo and Group Competition in
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*VOCAL *INSTRUMENTAL
*CANADIAN OLD TIME *DOWN EAST
*HIGHLAND DANCING
Whiners must perform on opening night of Seaforth
Fall Fair Sept 21, 1978
Contestants contact Francis Hicknell
R.R.5, Seaforth Telephone: 345-2948
BY JUNE 12, 1978
EVERYONE COME & ENJOY AN EVENING OF
ENTERTAINMENT
Rush to
OLYMPIA
for our
DAILY
SPECIALS
Friday Special
PIG TAILS h wit. Sauerkraut
or
CABBAGE ROLLS 2•5°
Saturday Special
BAR-B-QUE SPARE
RIBS soup or juice 2•"
Sunday Special
ROAST PORK or
LAMB soup or juice 3 .25
OLYMPIA
887-6914 Restaurant Brussels
Op'e'n From 6 a.m. 9 p.m.
it you thrill to the swirl of the
bagpipes, and enjoy nothing more
' than watching the Highland fling,
then this may be your summer,
The Highland Games As-
sociation of Canada has an-
nounced there will be 12 High-
land Games held throughout the
province this summer featuring
pipe bands, dancers, caber tos-
sers, tug of war teams and other
events.
Here's where pipes play
People we know
D. S. Lawless; Miss Dianne
Lawless and Mrs. DeSotta of
Burlington; Mrs. Irene Diehl of
Brandon, Manitoba; Mr. and
Mrs. Barry Diehl and Gerard of
Whitby; Mr. and Mrs. John
Turnbull and Mrs. Florence
McGavin of Seaforth; Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Turnbull of Brussels;
Mrs. Helen Habkirk of Ingersoll;
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin,
Brian, Cathy, Jeff and Heather.
The first of the summer's 'and the following wpicend, on
Highland events are the Speyside July 15, the town of Burlington
Highland Games, held on June 10 will hold their Highland Games.
in Georgetown.
On the Dominion Day weekend
there will be two games; the
Zorra Highland Games in Embro
and the Cobourg Highland
Games, held in Cobourg.
On July 8, the town of
Brantford will host their games
The games move northward
with the Huntsville Highland
Games held on July 22 and the
'Sudbury Highland Games taking
place the following day.
On August 7, the Dutton
Highland Games will be held,
followed by the Fergus games on
August 12.
One of the popular attractions
of the Canadian National Ex-
hibition this year will be the
inter-continental pipe bands
which are entertaining on August
20.
The final two games of the
season are the GuelphHighland
Games held in Guelph on August
26 and the Windsor Highland
Games on September 2.
Weekend visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Carrick were Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Carrick, Shawn
and Shane of St. Thomas; Mr.
and Mrs. R. Glazieir with Billy and
Darcy of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Taman with Heather and
Sally and Mr. Jas. Taman Jr. of
Goderich; Mr. Ken McGowan of
Blyth; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dunn
and Tammy, also of Blyth.
Guests at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull-were Mrs.
Poetry
contest
open
Anyone who's a public library.
user and has a knack for writing
poetry or ,prose is invited tc
compete .for $1,500 in the 1978
Dorothy Shoemaker Literary Con-
test.
The contest, which is
sponsored by public libraries in
the Midwestern regional library
• system, is open to all library
patrons in the region of Waterloo
as well as in Perth, Huron and
Wellington counties.
While the ' contest officially
opened at the first of the month,
entries can be received no later
than October 2 to be eligible for
judging.
The literary award is given
in honor of the former chief
librarian of the Kitchener public
library.
In 1977, there were more than
1,000 entries in the prose and
poetry categories.
The regional library . will be
inviting two noted Canadian
authors to judge the contest
results and present the awards at
Cambridge Public Library on
Nov. 24.
Last year's judges were poet
Miriam Waddington and novelist,
Constance Beresford Howe.
8 THE BRUSSELS POST, MAY 31 1978
A Post Classified will pay you
dividends. Have you tried one?
Dia) Brussels 887-6641