HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-08-30, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 30, 1978
BL
AL
FINAL
WEEK
Aug, 28-Sept. 2
EVERY NIGHT 8:30
"TWO
MILES OFF"
Tickets. Available at
Box Office
Huron Expositor
Call for Reservations
523-9300
date
will be on September 18
when the executive would
hope there would be more
Institutes represented.
YIPPEE!
The
COUNRY
LOUNGE
Entertainment
Sept. 1 & 2
COUNTRY
STARL1TE
THURSDAY'S p.m.- 12 Play the juke
box and pool table free
RUSSELS
887-6921 Brussels
MOE'S PIZZA OPEN
HOTEL Monday*to Saturday
Closed Sunday
MITCHELL
FAIR
Friday Sept. 1
7:00 p.m. Western Horse Show
8:00 p.m. Queen of the Fair Competition begins
9:00 p.m. ,Family Dance, for Moms,Dads & the kids
(pop bar) music b_y_The Silvertones
11:00 p.m. Crowning of the Fair Queen
Saturday Sept. 2
12:30 a.m. Parade led by the Mitchell Legion Band
1:,30 p.m, Official opening by Robert Carbert„General
Manager of the Ontario .Agricultural
Museum.
2:00 p.m. Livestock Judging
Chariot Races
Sheep Shearing Demonstration, also
working with wool.
Talent Show in the Arena
Interesting exhibits & demonstrations in
arena.
7:00 p, .- Pony Pull
Step Dancing. Competition
9:00 p:m. Dance "The Wildwoods" (18 yrs. & Over)
Sunday Sept. 3
2:00 p:tn,"Sports Day"'
Tug,a,Wat
Puppet Shows.
Skate Board Demonstrations
Horse Shoe Pitching, demonstration by
Elmer Hohl.
Monday. Sept. 4.
10:00 COmpetitiOnS. & Inter Club Shows
1.00 p.it„ Heavy flotso, Carnage& Roadster Show
4:004t30 Potk.Chop
Horse Shoe pitching coitipetitiohs on Saturday &
Sunday Molgon Awards & Cash Prizes,
Exhibit buildings open at times, Midway always in
operation Good food available.
Fun tie Alt At
"THigi131608gt LITTLE. FAIR. IN ONTARIO"
People we -know
. Leonard Lamont is a
patient in Victoria Hospital,
London.
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Knight
and Mr. and Mrs, Murray
Huether attended the C, N.E.
on Sunday.
Karl, son of Doug and
Marg. Spence, has left to
A. enjoyable afternoon was spent Wed-
nesday when the Senior Citizens of zone 8
met together at Seaforth Lions Park. There
were .136 present, with members from
Grand Bend, Bayfield, Brussels, Zurich,
Da.shwood, Londesboro, Blyth, Hcnsall,
Clinton, Goderich, Exeter, Seaforth, as
well as guests from Palmerston and
Stratford, Harry Baker, president,
presided. Lorne Dennis, Scaforth, welcon
the group.
Mrs. Zerbach, past Board 'Member of
U.S.C.O listed the new Provincial
executive. She also donated prizes to the
Oldest ladies - Mrs. Mary Ross, Clinton,
and Mrs. Cox, Bayfield who were tied.
Old.-st man - Chester Mawhinncy, Huron-
,. w
Oldest married couple - Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur, Turnbull, Brussels
Newest married couple - Mr. and Mrs.
Godkin, Clinton
Nearest birthday Mrs. Nola Love,
Dashwood. -
Mrs. Ann St. Jean spoke briefly on the
activities of the day centre at H uronview. It
interested, phone 482-7943.
The group was entertained by -eight
children to two square dance sets.
Howard Latsch, Field rep. -of U.S.C.O.
spoke on the duties of a president. Murray
East and Nelson Howe provided tunes on
-the bag-pipes. Art Finlayson, Lorne
Lawson,. Ivan Norris, Stanley Hillen, • and
Robert:-Rennie provided orchestra music
using old favorites.
Tap dancers were Angela Andressi,
Debbie. Flynn, Laurie Bell, Sandra and.
Susan, Hulley, the three McQuaid sisters;
the latter -also played violin selections.
Readings were given by Mrs. Mabel Scott
and Ed Martin. While supper was being
• prepared the•pipeys serenaded.
Mr. Baker thanked the hosts, guests, all
who took part. in the program and all who
came. A bountiful supper was enjoyed by
all.
Mr., and Mrs. Dick. Dennis
and family of Barrie spent
the week at the, home of
Harvey Dennis last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Murray
Huether recently returned
from a tour of the Maritime
provinces and Newfound-
land.
Huronview Auxiliary has
decided to change the date of
the Fall Bake Sale and Tea to
Wednesday, October 11 from
October 4. The decision
resulting from conflict with
other events on the fourth
was made at a meeting on
August 21 when 12 members
from Huron County
Women's Institutes were
present and some plans
KEYS TO THE PUBLIC WASHROOMS—Keys
to Brussels Public washrooms may now be had
in the clerk's office as indicated by the sign in
the village municipal office. (Photo by Langlois)
attend a three year course in
Engineering at Durham Col-
lege, Oshawa,
David Kennedy and son-
Mark of Mississauga spent
Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. R.W, Kennedy.
Classified. Ads pay dividends,.
Some of the crowd watch the entertainment
Brussels seniors
at area picnic
Huronview Auxiliary
Chances
were made for the tea and
bake sale..
Tea and cookies were
served by Mrs. Keith
Webster and the members '
spent some time visiting the
residents: "The next meeting
A Post Classified will
pay you dividends. Have
you tried one? Dial Brussels)
887-6641.
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4'400
Disco Dance
_ Ethel Community Hall
FRIDAY, Sept. 1
8:30 - 12
Admission: $1.50 each, Door and Dance Prizes
Steven's - Disc Jockey
- Disco & Rock Night
Snack Booth
u00 Everyone Welcome ,00--
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PROGRAMME
. STARTS AT DUSK
CHILDREN IN CARS
(12 Years and Under)
ADMITTED FREE
Open Friday, Saturday,
and Sunday nights for
the rest of the season.
Programme subject to
unavoidable changes.
PHONE 338-3121
WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY, FRIDAY
AND SATURDAY
AUGUST 30-31-
SEPTEIVIBER 1.2
AMERICAN GRAFFITI
Starring Richard
-Dreyftiss and Ron
Howard
— Plus —
ROLLERCOASTER
WITH GEORGE SEGAL
& HENRY FONDA AphintAti
!Adult Entertainment]to
SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 3 ONLY
—GIANT HOLIDAY
SPECIAL—
1 SHOULD A SCHOOL
* GERL TELL?
2 PIGICEEPER'S
DAUGHTER
3 SCHOOL GIRL
HITCHHIKER
4 .13IKINI BANDITS
5 SUDDEN DEATH
RiLsTriicirru
mope • limo of ma imi as
OPP lay 27 warnings
'During the week August
21 -27, O.P.P. Officers at
Wingham Detachment con-
ducted 30 investigations.
Twelve charges were laid
under the Highway traffic act
aid 27 warnings were is-
sued. ,
Six charges were laid
under the liquor licence act.
Three charges were laid
under the criminal code.
During the week, there
were four motor vehicle
collisions, which caused an
estimated $4,100.00 in pro-
perty damage. There were no
injuries.'