HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-10-25, Page 8HOCKEY PLAYERS
The Brussels Industrial Hockey
League needs hockey players
for the upcoming season.
ANYONE INTERESTED IN
PLAYING IN THIS LEAGUE
MUST COME TO:
BMG Arena
8 pm
Thurs. Oct.26
Brussel's Legion
Hallowe'en Dance
SAT., OCT. 28th
Dance to
Country Belaires
9.1
Lunch provided
Prizes
for
the
BeSt
CoStUrtteS
The Brussels Optimist
would like to thank all those Who took part in our
Brussels Fest to make it such a huge success.
Leo's Club
Roaring. Lions
Bill who catered
Chuckie Jim Prior M.C.
Optimist Choir
Young People who sang and provided
good entertainment
All those who put in so much time in selling tickets,
cleaning up, and those who helped Organize the day.
Special thanks
to our Chaff man
Don Bray
See you next year
for a bigger and better day,
BRUSSELS OPTIMIST
B.B.A.
MEETING
November 1
8 pm. Brussels Inn
New membership and the Xmas party
will be discussed
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Remembrance Day,
Nov. 11
Stores & Business
closed 10:30 am to 12 noon
SAFETY IS A FAMILY AFFAIR
farm safety association vi
Morning Star Rebekah Lodge
VARI ETY FAIR
Sat. Oct. 28th
2:00 p.m.
New and Used Articles
Bake Sale & Tea Room
YIPPEE !
The
COUNTRY
LOUNGE
Entertainment
Oct. 27 & 28
JIM-STEEL
THURSDAY 9 12 'Play Me luke
box and pool table free
USSELS
HOTEL
087.6921 Brussels
MOE'S..PIZZA OPEN
• Mandayfto Saturday
Closed Sunday
Mime artist
coming to,
Olyth hall Those who like folk or
bluegrass music will have an
excellent opportunity for
enjoyment Sunday night when
a topflight concert comes to
Memorial Hall, Blyth.
The concert is sponsored
by CKNX FM Sterio 102 and
the Blyth Centre for the Arts
and will feature the popular
bluegrass band The Dixie
Flyers who performed at
Memorial Hall last spring.
The Flyers are one of the
top bluegrass bands in
Ontario and have a popular
following in many areas.
Also on hand for the
concert will be Dublin-area
recording artist Bob 13urchill.
Mr. Burchill has performed
his blend of folk and country
music across Ontario and as
far away as Sweden. His
album Will I Ever Get to
Heaven has been widely
praised by music critics.
The third act on the, bill is
Barb Bantield of London who
A lot of people are walking
around with those little pock-
et calculators and nothing in
their pockets worth calcu-
lating.
• Two friends arrived at the
country club for a morning
mund of golf. The first one
.stepped up to the tee, took a
roighly swing, and made a
startling hole in one.
The second man, glancing
at his buddy's achicvment,
stepped up to his ball and
said; "Al. rightee! Now I'll
take MY practice swing and
then we'll start the- gamer
Bibi Caspari
Wed, Nov. 2 at 8 p.m.
the Blyth Centre for the Arts
b rings Caspari and
Company mime dance
Theatre to Western Ontario.
Mime is the Universal
Language and has the ability
to communicate and
entertain all age groups.
Casp,ari and Company were
recently well received at the
Toronto Zoo where they
entertained • for , hours both
children and adults.
Bibi Caspari, founder and
artistic director of Caspari
and Company Mime Dance
Theatre, was initially
schooled in the. French Mime
tradition. From this base she
went on to broaden her skills
by further study in related
fields such as acting, ballet,
acrobatics, and modern
dance. Starting with solo
performances in 1973, her
work expanded to include
presentations with ,other
artists, including musicians,
dancers, and poets.
Ms. Caspari has
performed in various areas
of Canada and the United
States, including Ottawa's
national arts Centre. She has
performed and
choreographed for numerous
T.V. programs, among them
T.V. Ontario's "Tell Me a
Story" and CBC'S "Music to
See." Her work has been
recognized by the Ontario
Arts Council from whom
sh e has received
choreography awards,
creative artis:, the schools
grants, and Playwright's
grants.
Bibi Caspari and
-Company's performance to
be seen in Blyth on Nov. 1
will include the
Hunter, the Conductor,
Follow the Line, Caspari the
Boxer and much more. All
tickets are available through
the Blyth Centre for the Arts,
Box 291, Blyth or at . the
Huron Expositor Seaforth.
Call 523-9300
8 — THE BRUSSELS POST OCTOBER 25 ? 1978
Public welcome
at FM concert
has connections with Blue-
grass music.
The concert will be taped.,
for later broadcast on FM
102. Tickets for the show are
available at the door on the
night of the performance.
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