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HILLS HAVE EYES
PLUS.
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Come to the Seaforth Lion's
BEEF BAR-134
and
DANCE
Saturday, June 24
Seaforth Community. Centre
Dancing to
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TICKETS FOR SALE
Lots to eat -
Luscious tender
beef with -all
the trimmings.
ADMISSION
$7.00 EACH
- The Brussels Post. Provides a full. evening.
McCutcheoti Motors including all the beef you
can eat at the Beef Bar-B-Q
Dinner 6i30 to 8:30
Beef Bar-B-0 catered by Campbell and Cardiff
Dance Tickets $3.00 per person at the door.
GARAGE & BAKE SALE
Tues., June 27th
Old Brussels Arena Sponsored by
7 p.m. Melville Presbyterian Church
ALL ITEMS SOLD BY AUCTION
OPTIMIST BINGO
Brussels Legion
SUN., JUNE. 25
8 P.M.
$175 jackpot in 58 NUMBERS
15 REGULAR GAMES 1 SPECIAL
2 SHARE THE WEALTH
CONSOLATION PRIZE OF :15.
Admission $1.00
Additional card .25 c or 5 for $1.00
16 years and over
Mr„ and Mrs„ W, J. Perrie
Visited friends in Hamilton
recently. Later Mrs, Perrie, Mrs,.
Hollinger and: Mrs. Mabel
Wallace holidayed. in Buffalo.
Mrs. June Dale, Brenda,, Joan,,
.Bruce. and Daren, of Clinton,
visited on Sunday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs, George Thornton,.
Visitors last week with Mr.and
Mrs, W, J, Perrie were Rev, and
Mrs. James Perrie and Paul of
Shakespeare and Mrs. Mary
.Hollinger of Hamilton.
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— THE BRUSSELS POST, JUNE 21, 1.978
People We Know
Hockey
Minor hockey held its annual,
Awards presentation on Sunday
in the Brusels Morris & Grey
Community Centre when players
LINDA JEAN KNIGHT
daughter of Mrs. Goldwin Knight
and the late Goldwin Knight,
graduated on Thursday, June 15
from Fanshawe College, London,
with a diploma in Library
Techniques. Linda attended
Cranbrook School #7, Grey
--Centrol Public School, Ethel,
Listowel District Secondary
School and Sheridan College.,
Oakville.
Someday members of the
Goderich Little Theatre hope to
have their own theatre.
But getting their own building
requires capital, so, this summer,
members of the theatre group are „
presenting a series of light
Comedies in the courtyard of the
Huron County Historic Gaol - a
first step in raising funds for a
theatre of their own.
Anna Melski of the little
theatre group , 'said the official
date for their opening per-
formance hasn't been decided
yet, but it will be either Tuesday
or Wednesday evening of the first
week in July.
The season's first comedy is
Shock of His Life, by Donald.
Payton, about a man who through
a series of mixupsand misunder-
standings, believes he has only
two hours more to live.
The second comedy is French
Toast, about the confuSion which
results when a young man who's.
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awards
And their families turned, out to
enjoy a pot hick supper before the
awards. were presented..
The most valuable player and
the most improved player
Selected from each team as well
as two improved players selected,
froth house league were;
Novice - M,V.P. Dean
Wheeler; - Dwayne
Achilles.
Atom - M.V.P. - Kevin
McArter; Kevin Johnston.
Pewee - - Kevin
,Wheeler; M.I.P. Kevin Kelling-
ton.
Bantam M.V.P. Mike
Watson; M,I.P. - Kevin Bishop.
Midget • - M.V,P. -• Don
Higgins; - Kevin Semple.
House League - M.I.P. - Shawn
Bremner; M.I.p, - Teresa
Coaches for the season were
Brian Rutledge, Earl Pennington,
Howard Martin, Dale. Machan,
Mel McArter, Murray Lowe,
Allan N ichol „John • Cousins,
Ralph Watson, Bruce Hahn,
Darwin Ducharme, Doug
Machan, Carman Machan, Tim
Prior, Jim Prior.
Jim Prior was Master of
Ceremonies for the evening and
President Bob Rowe made the
presentations to the players. It
was -the unanimous deeisiOn of
those present that they would
enjoy a pot luck su pper again next
year.
about to be married,. is discovered
sharing his accommodation with a
French lady and her daughter,
who he claims lie's never seen
before.
The third production is a Cup
of Tea, about a poet who doesn't
restrict his romantic inclinations
just to poetry.
The fourth production aimed at'
a younger audience, is _The
Foundling Witch, by Goderich
school teachers Warren and
Elinor Robinson.
The, final productions ,of the
season will be Foxy Grandma,
A family gathering was held at
the home of Marie and Bill
Turnbull on Sunday to honour.
their mother. on her 80th birthday
and their father on Father's Day,
Guests. were present from
• Edmonton, Peterboro, Goderich,
Burlington, Oakville, Woodstock,
Ingersoll, Grantor, Brampton,
Seaforth., Cambridge and
Brussels,
Mr. and Mrs, Jim Wheeler of
Burlington were visitors on
Monday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Lloyd Wheeler.
Gladys Wilson of Stratford was
a weekend visitor with her cousin
Mrs. Ida Evans. On Sunday they
attended the 50th Wedding Anni-
versary of Mr. and Mrs, Wm.
Gow .of Belgrave,
Father's Day visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Blake were Mr. and
Mrs. Andrew Kirkconnell of
Auburn; Mr.. and Mrg. Raymond
Peel of Gorrie; Miss' 'Mary Ann
Blake of. London and Mr. JaCk
Van den Hengel of Seaforth.
George Hislop is a patient in
Wingham and District Hospital.
Mrs. W. W. Smith attended a
Burnett Family Reunion at the
home of her brother Jim and Mrs.
Burnett of Elora.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Westcott of
Weston spent a few days with
Mrs. Kathleen Danby.
Mr. and Mrs. David Kennedy.
and sons Michael and Mark of
Mississauga were weekend
visitors with Mrs. R. .,. W.
Kennedy.
another comedy by Don Payton,
and a second play by Warren and
Elinor Robinson, as yet un-
announced.
The groups-has also been asked
to present their plays one evening
a week 'at Point Farms Provincial
Park.
Melski said performances
at the gaol will begin at 8 or 8:30
p.m, and the courtyard will seat
about 100 people comfortably.
She added the group hopes to
finish their season with "a nice
big variety show," featuring talent
from the local area.
Little theatre
Plans plays at Gaol