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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-10-18, Page 3Run as hard as you can! ihas not made The cross country' vows. competition was held near a ' The race began with the farm at Turnberry. The run- Primary boys followed by the ners had to run a mile Primary girls. After the through corn fields, puddles Junior boys came back, the down hills and up hills, i junior girls took off through which personally I don't 1 the fields. The 13 and over think I could have run. At the i girls waited insuspense until end of the race the runners i the 13 and over boys came had to run through a gate running very hard back and obtain a number. The through the gate. schools participating were ' The following is a list of Howick, Turnberry, Grey some of our girls who ' Central, East Wawanosh and .finished strong in classes of of course Brussels. thirty. 10 and under, Lisa Glan- I First; 11 and 12, 'Brenda Richmond, Third; 'June Adams, Fifth; 13 and / over, Teresa Glanville, First; ilarenda TenPas, Fourth. ,Reporter: Sherry Heibein Brenda ner- ' Before the race began ; talked to some of the participants. For example Brenda Tenpas has been participating in cross country for 4 years. Running this race A home of your own To find YOUR home, Read Post Classified VACATION PROPERTY AND REAL ESTATE GUIDE Meat Market These Prices are in effect from Wednesday, October 18th to Saturday, October 28th. Buckets of Breaded CHICKEN Blended BREASTS Breaded LEGS Iheaded WINGS Breaded Whale MEAT PIES 1 8 CHICKEN IN Bulk Skinless -cut up 3 50 'WIENERS 1,09 Per Lb. 2 lb. box Assorted 2 03. box 3.30 illidoberfest 2 lb. box 2,75i i SAUERKRAUT 1 lb. Org. Phone 887-6294 ""11111111111110 3.50 3.75 IPPOktoberfest SAUSAGE mw. SIZZLERS BURGERS Beef 1 Ib. box 1 39 2 lb. box. 2.45 1.39 1111 .35 111 • 1 lb1 pkg. Wingham Memorial. Shop QUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP Open Every Weekday • VOW Guarantee for Iher 35 Years Of. CEMETERY I.VntRING Doi 158+ WIN61-1A$ JOHN tiklAildit LEO BIKE-A-THON WINNERS — Winners of the Leo Bike-A-Thon held in August finally managed to get together long enough to have their picture taken. Following are the their names, accomplishments and prizes. In the back row are Brian Dietner, for the fastest time - a $10 gift certificate from Mayers; Brenda Knight - Leo president; Joan Cardiff wtycoc9oppctedthe mostr money'at $146 - $20 gift certificate from Oldfields. In the froni row are Rhonda 'Keffer who had the third most sponsors at $136 - $5 dinners at the Olympia Restaurant and Judy Adams who had the second most sponsors - $140 - $10 gift certificate from Mayers. The Leos raised $1598.53 from the bike-a-thon in which 35 people participated. (Brussels Post Photo) THE BRUSSELS POST OCTOBER 18, 1978 ,-- 3 Sugar and Spice by Bill Smiley (Continued from Page 2) federal politics, they cannot put .a certain distance between themselves and their masters, such as a secretary. They are apt to be pilloried in the local paper, belligerently confronted in a coffee shop, or phoned at two in the morning to settle a drunken a rgument. Such is the lot of the municipal politician. Nor can we blame them too much for being shifty when asked whether or not they are going to stand for election. They have learned that shifty footwork, that sparring for adVantage, that gouging and butting in the clinches, from their provincial and federal counterparts. And they have, of course. that great Students run cross country master of the ringing phrase, the double talk, the double think,, the swift change of course, Pierre Elliott Himself: the man who was going to wrestle inflation to the ground; who abhorred price and wage controls, then clasped them to his bosom; who steered through the end of capital punishment, and now might, just might, hold a referendum on it, provided enough people vote for him,a,n the next election which might, just might, 'be held 'next spring. Or next summer. Or next fall. No, we can't blame our local politicians for issuing evasive or cowardly statements to the press. They've been too well trained from the top. Rebekahs!itemswemni-------",7, install poi Schneiders Am 111 Octoberfest Parade of Values at In o f ricers Thompson & Stephenson Morning Star Rebekah Lodge No. 315 Brussels met Tuesday, Oct. 10th with visitors from Seaforth and Winghatn. Kathleen Cuthill D.D.P. of Huron District 23 and her, Installing team In- stalled the Officer's of Morning Star Lodge into their respective chairs. Constance Humby, Vice- Pres, of Rebekah Assembly of Ont., also visited our Lodge. Seaforth Lodge put on a Tabloid. Plans were made for the Variety Fair in November. Lunch was served by the committee . Officers were installed as follows:' Pianist, Verna Thomas; Noble Grand,, Janet McCutcheon; Vice Grand, Grace Shouldice; Chaplain, Sarah Stephenson; Re- cording Sect„ Mattlerite Crawford; Financial Sect., Jane Hall; Treasure, Jean Bridge. Inside Guardian, Joan Stephenson; Outside Guardian, Joan Bernard; Conductor, Lois McCutcheon; Warden, Leona Connelly; Colour Beare, Sharon Freeman; R. Supporter of N.G., Mary Lowe; L Supporter of N.G., Margaret McCutcheon; R. Supporter Of V.G., Winnifred Edgar; L. Supporter of V.G., Mildred McTaggart; Jr. Past Noble Grand,' Deloris Wheeler.