HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-10-04, Page 11In the Brussels Mixed
Bowling League on Tuesday,
September 26„ top honors
went to Dennis. Newby with a
254 high single and. Dennis
also taking the high triple
with 690. For the ladies',
Carolynn Whitfield bowled
the high single of 247 and
Carolynn also took the high
triple of 696,.
Other games over 200
were recorded by Ray Adams
243, Dennis Newby 237. Joe
Adams 236, Carolynnp Whit-
field 230 and 219, Tom
Stevens. 223, Ken Cousins
221, Shirley Maurais 221 and
210, Jim Adams 206, and
Isabel Sims 204.
Brussels Minor Hockey
REGISTRATION
Fri. Oct. 6th
7 9 p.m, Public Library
Dennis Newby has
flop bowling score
THE BRUSSELS POST , OCTOBER 4, 1978 — 11
Optimist Brussels Fest
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DRAW $500.,00 in merchandise
Tickets $8.00 per person
Available from Opt. Members
Brussels, Morris and Grey Arena
Brussels, Morris & Grey
Figure Skating Club
REGISTRATION
Friday, October 6
AT
7:00 to 9:00 p.m.
In Brussels Library
For Good eating
at low Prices
everyday
Try our Specials i-C i ,!
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PORK CUTLETS $ 3.50
Spanish Sauce soup or juice
Sunday Special Thanksgiving
ROAST TURKEY
Homemade dressing $4.00
soupor juice
OLYMPIA
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Open from 6 a.m. 7 days a , week
Secifo
HOCKEY TEAM
invites all interested players to
TRAINING CAMP
Tues. Oct. 3
7 - 9 P.M. Mitchell
Thursday, Oct. 5, 7 - 9 Mitchell
Saturday Oct. 7, 10 A.M. - 12 Noon,
Mitchell
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Thanksgiving
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Sunday, Oct. 8
Roast Turkey
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DINNER SERVED. FROM 12 NOON TO 7- P.M
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• 0 GIANT PARADE — Time 12 NOon
O KINGSVILLE & ESSEX ASSOC. BAND
O TEESWATER HIGHLANDERS BAND
O SWEETHEART OF THE FAIR CONTEST
O HARNESS RACING
O SADDLE RACES
• SADDLE HORSE'SHOW
A Family Fun Day.
O LAMBTON KENT PONY PULL
O BRADLEY FAMILY — Arens
O PROFESSIONAL CLOWN
O LIVESTOCK AND 4-H SHOWS
O SAUGEEN AMUSEMENTS
O ACREB,..QF EXHIBITS
O GOAT SHOW
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OCTOBER ,
6TH & 7TH
'FUN FOR -THEHENTIRE FAMILY
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Mrs Craig is • 90
at Huronview
forerunner to the new club
was the Brampton Lionette
Club. As a past president
and 25 year member, Mrs.
Sutton is one of the few
members who now becomes
a charter member of the
Lionette
A 90th birthday party was
held in Huronview.
Auditorium on Sunday Oct.
1 for Mrs. Ada Craig, a
former Morris Township and
Bluth resident.
Present for the occassion
was her brother Wesley
McCutcheon and his wife
from Bolton and Mrs. Wm.
McCutcheon, Brussels, Mrs.
Harvey McCutcheon of Brus-
sels was absent.
Also present were her five
daughters 3 sons, and also
quite a number of grand-
children, gredt grand-
'children other relatives,
friends and old neighbors.
'One son was absent. She
received many birthday
cards and gifts.
On September. 7, Mrs.
Mae Godden hosted the
Godden Reunion with 55
people attending. Miss
Penny Godden of Shelburne
was guest of honor and was
presented 'with a miscell-
aneous shower prior to her
wedding which took place the
following Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Dobson had the family all
home on the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. A.C. Sutton
and Misi Bonnie Godden and
Mrs. Mae Godden attended
the wedding of the latter's
granddaughter Penny Lynn
Godden to Wayne Douglas
Perrie. of Brampton which
took place in Trinity United
Church in Shelburne.
Mrs. Elsie Cunningham
visited with Mrs. Stan Fritz
of Waterloo on Sunday.
Visitors at the. Goddens
during the weekend of the
plowing match were Mr. and.
Mrs. Alvin Whitehouse and
Miss Leah Whitehouse of .
Brighton, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Cook of Huttonville, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Pennycook and
Jamie Black of Guelph,
Debbie Achilles of Fergus,
and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lyons
of Brampton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wally
Krauter visited with Mrs.
Kelly Abram of Kitchener.
Mrs. Ethel Sutton attend-
ed a special charter evening
of the newly authorized
Internationally Chartered
Brampton Lions Club. The
VANASTRA CENTRE
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Godden reunion
held at EtWel