HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-07-26, Page 25Correspondent
Mrs. Mac Engel
887.6645
Dr. H. Davidson,
Listowel, conducted the
service in Knox Church on
Sunday morning. There will
be no service for 2 weeks
and on August 20 Leslie
Perrie will be in the pulpit.
August. 27 and September 3
will be closed with regular
service on. Sept. 10 with the
minister Dr. • Ross K.
Thomson back from
holidays.
Lawn
bowlers
here
Members of the Seaforth
Lawn Bowling Club visited
Brussels Lawn Bowling
Club on. July 24 when a
friendly Jitney was enjoyed
•by 60 bowlers.
Following 2-10 end
games refreshments were
served and prizes awarded
to 36 winners.
The top 10 were as
follows Geo. Johnston;
Carol Innes; Verda Sinclair;
Jim Coultes; David Strick-
land; Jack Bowman; Ida
Evans; Clarence Walden;
Stan Hillen and Doris
Michie.
A successful tournament
was held on Saturday, July
22 with 60 bowlers taking
part.
Winners were: Skips:
Glen Rathwell, Atwood;
Bill Hewitt; Atwood; Reg.
Robinson, Mitchell.
Each had 3 wins.
Ott Hoffman,Brussels;
Roy Ballantyne, Goderich;
Each had 2 wins.
Gerald Gibson, Brussels;
Consolation.
SAFETY IS A FAMILY AFFAIR
farm safety association
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Smith and family spent a
few days at St. Thomas.
Miss Jodi Miller spent
the past week in Oakville
and Mr. and. Mrs. Dwight
Strong spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Ken
Miller and girls.
Mr. and Mrs., Jack
Conley arrived home on
Saturday from a trip to
Central States and
Saskatchewan. While there
they visited the latter's
brother. Ross Lowe and
other relatives including
the former Mary Becker
(Mrs. Jim Curtiss) The
Conley's were accompanied
onthe trip by Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Beirnes of Listowel.
On Sunday, July 30
New play at Blyth
On Wednesday, August
9th at 8:30 p.m., James W.
Nichol's poignant drama
Gwendoline will open at the
Blyth Summer Festival.
This play marks a bold
move for summer theatre
away from the usual fare
offered, and shows promise
of becoming a Canadian
classic. It also offers an
excellent woman's role, a
rarity in theatre. today.
Set in the small town •of
Kingforks, Gwendoline
tells the story of a very
special and gentle woman
who lives in a world of her
own, and of her strange
relationship with the people
of the town. Love and
jealously, envy and
disillusionment surround
Gwendoline, emphasizing
her innocence and beauty.
The. intrusion of a stranger
who threatens to take
Gwendoline away from a
sensitive young admirer,
creates outrage in the town,
and causes the normally
restrained'townsfolk to take
desperate steps, steps that
force them to see each
other - and themselves - in
a new light.
Author James W. Nichol
has worked actively in the
past with the CBC, and has
had several works produced
throughout Canada.
Gwendoline is certain to
become one of his biggest
successes.
family and friends of Mr.
and Mrs., Wilfred Fischer
gathered together for: a
picnic at. Family Paradise to
honor them on their 50th
wedding anniversary. An
enjoyable afternoon was
spent visiting and re-
membering days gone by.
The young (at heart) also
enjoyed active games of
soccer, baseball and
frisbee. Guests attended
fiom Kitchener, London,
Stratford, Toronto, hills-
burg and Brussels area,.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Knight left on Monday on a
fishing trip to the north
country.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Stickler spent the weekend
in the Orillia area.
Miss Lynn Cameron has
Gwendoline opens
Wednesday, August 9th at
8:30 p.m. and will run
now completed the two year
Diploma Nursing Program
of Conestoga College,
Stratford Division. The
Black Band and Pinning
Ceremony was held on
Saturday, July 29, at
Central United Church,
Stratford. Attending the
ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. Alex Cameron,
Sandra, Barbara and
Roger; grandparents, Mrs.
Calvin Cameron and Mr.
and Mrs. John Paris,
Mitchell; Miss Emylene
Steiss; Mr and Mrs. Mur-
ray Sinclair, Aurora; Jean,
David and Tom Mullenix,
Sudbury. Friends and
relatives returned to the
Cameron house afterwards
and enjoyed a Barbecue
supper.
August 10th at 2 pm, and
August 12th, 15th, 19th,
21st, 24th, and 25th at 8:30
pm.
THE BRUSSELS POST AUGUST 2, 1918 5
People We Know
Friends of Mr. William
Perrie are sorry to learn
that he has been confined
to. University Hospital in
London for a week. Later
last week he had surgery.
Mr. Walter Kerr is -back
to University Hospital, His
many friends wish him a
speedy recovery.
Miss Margaret Paterson
of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hood of Walkerton
and Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Onions of Fergus visited
Seaforth Junior
'Centenaires' Booster Clue Presents
A CONCERT AND DANCE
with
RONNIE PROPHET
Juno Award Winner and Star of CTV'S
Grand Old Country
and the
WHISKEY RIVER
BAND
Saturday, August 12
Seaforth Arena
CONCERT: 7-9 p.m. DANCE: 9:30-1 a.m.
TICKETS: Concert and Dance - $8.00 per person
Concert Only - $5.00 per person
Age of Majority Cards Required
PROCEEDS TO JUNIOR HOCKEY
Tickets available from: ,The Blyth Standard.
Blyth
Murrays' Barber Shop
Brussels
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8th Annual
SOFTBALL
TOURNAMENT
BRUSSELS
BALL PARK
Friday August 4th to
Monday August 7th
—SCHEDULE—
Local man.
To preach in Cranbrook
B.B.A.
Has good woman's role
HARIPO N •
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STARTS Al DUSK
PROGRAMME
CHILDREN IN CARS
(12 Years and Under)
ADMITTED FREE
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Friday, Saturday
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• Programme subject to
PHONE 338-3121 unavoidable changes.
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SUNDAY, AUGUST 6 ONLY
SATURDAY —GIANT HOLIDAY
AUGUST 3.4-5 SPECIAL
The Academy Winning PEOPLE TIE M
—
Performance of Richard FORGOT
Dreyfuss in CARRY ON ENGLAND
THE GOODBYE GIRL SEIZURE
—PLUS— REVENGE OF THE
OUTLAW BLUES LIVING DEAD
WITH PETER FONDA ALOHA BOBBY AND
[Adult Entertainment] ROSE
. [Adult Entertainment]
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AUGUST 7-8-9 .
WALT DISNEY PRESENTS
IN SEARCH OF THE —ALSO— THE GNOME-MOBILE
CASTAWAY Children's Admission 25c ,
YIPPEE!
The
COUNTRY
LOUNGE
with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle ,
Brothers of Toronto at their
summer home in Brussels. -
Mr. Onions was an
engineer salesman who
sold engines to Alice's
father Mr. Pope who
installed them some years
ago.
Every week more and
more people discover what-.
mighty jobs are ac-
complished by low cost Post
Want Ads. Dial Brussels
887-6641. •
Meeting
Wed., Aug. 2
Brussels Inn
.8 pm
Guest Speaker.
from CKNX
speaking on Country Blue Grass Jamboree.
.-Everyoh-eWeitome
Entertainment
Aug. 4 & 5
BLUECHAPS
USSELS 887-6921 BRUSSELS!.
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Moe's PitIa'Open. •
Monday 14 Saturday
CIOSed Sunday
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Friday 7:30 p.m.
Kitchener (Doug Wright Construction) vs. Zurich}
Buckeyes.
Friday 9:00 p.m.
Teeswater vs. Elmira Coach House Realty
Saturday 9:10 a.m.
Arva vs. BryanStowri Realtors
10:30 a.m.
Goderich Fisher Custom Builders vs. Ftillarton
Saturday 12 Noon
Kitchener McKay Block vs. Liican Irish Nine
Saturday 1t30 p.m.
[Walton vs. South Zorra
SAturday 3:00 p.m.
Sebringville vs. Ripley
Saturday 4:30 p.m.
St. Paul's Conroys vs. Wingham BP's
Anyone wishing to donate $5.00 for Home Runs please
contact Wayne Lowe' or leave at Murray's Barber Shop.
Thank You
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