HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-11-22, Page 12Pensacola Beach
12 days from $159.00
This is sure to be a popular destina-
tion in Florida this winter simply be-
cause the price is so reasonable. it
is, part of the "Forgotten Florida" but
each year more and more Canadians
are heading to this area. This winter
discover Pensacola Beach...you'll be
glad you did!
COST OF TOUR
EACH OF EACH OF EACH OF
FOUR THREE TWO
TIKI
$159.00 $169.00 $179.00
MAIKAI
$169.00 $179.00 $189.00
HOWARD
JOHNSON
$179.00 $189.00 $199.00
TOWN HOUSE
2 BEDROOMS $199.00 $204.00 $219.00
The above prices are for the basic
12 day package. You can stay up to
95 days. Ask your travel agent for
"additional week" prices.
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In the barrow-carcass compe-
tition M. Turnbull's entry
placed sixth and in the
market barrow judging
competition his entry placed
third.
Other prize winners in the November 10
draw were:
Mrs. Brenda Martens, Grand Bend, a
portable radio.
Mr. Henry Martens, Grand Bend, dn AM
radio
November 17 Winners
Cathy Sentiens, RR 2, Ilderton, digital clock
radio
Barb Beatty, RR 3 Goderich, cassette
recorder
Jean Little, Exeter, AM radio
YOU COULD WIN
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OR FOR YOU TO SPEND HOWEVER YOU wiSH „
PLUS 1.5 MIWON CASH LINERS
UNDER 10 O (300 *nit BOTTLE CAPS
Beautiful selection
of
SPOON
RACKS
holds . from 5 to 25 spoons
Also
BRUSSELS SOUVENIR SPOONS
Loy away now for Christm as
MAYER'S JEWELLERY
Where Personal Serivee is still Important
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Open Friday Night 'Until 9
12 — THE BRUSSELS POST,, NOVEMBER 22, 1978
Friendship Club won't
exchange gifts this year
recently. It was decided to. Cameron. Program commit-
not have a gift exchange at tee to arrange for the
the next meeting, Dec. 6 with Christmas meeting. There
dinner starting at 12:30 was a short program of music
noon.
and singing led by Mr.
A card was sent to Beatrice Hooper. Lula played some
Cardiff a patient in . the piano selections which every-
hospital, also one to Lydia
one enjoyed Fred Thuell
gave a short talk on his
experiences in the first
World War.
LOCAL PEPSI
WINNERS Yorkshire Premier Breeder and Exhibitor at the Royal was W.J. Turnbull
of Brussels with. Bruce Christie rep. Canada Packers.
Brussels Friendship Club
met in the Legion Hall Nov.
15 ,with a good attendance.
Verna Thomas presided and.
Lula Kerr played the piano.
A minute of silence was
observed for John Yuill i a
former member who died
Ten tables of euchre
played for a short time.
Winners were High Lady -
Mrs. McCallum; Low Lady -
Mrs. Hooper; High gent
Gertie Bolger playing as
man; Low gent - Torrance
Dundas; Lucky chair s - Mrs.
Hooper.
In The Exciting Winning swine breeder at last Royal
Mrs. G.H. Johnston of Clinton was the winner of a
microwave oven, one of the exciting prizes you
could win in- the Pepsi Cola Win a Home for Christ-
mas Contest. She is shown accepting the prize from
Rick Brintnell, a Tuckey Beverages representative.
William Turnbull of Brus-
;els was a major winner
'hen he showed his swine in
Royal Winter Fair compel.-
tion.
He won the Swine Herds-
man Award, the R.W. Wade
Memorial Challenge Trophy
(Perpetual) in Class 551; the
Premier Exhibitor Award
Class 557; and the Premier
Breeder Award Class 558.
At the present time Mr.
'urnbull isn't planning on
bowing at the Royal any-
mere. He plans to slow down
;nd just show at the smaller
hows.
- He also won second for his
entry Meadowbrook Sup-
•eme 4K "in Class 550-York-
Mires in Section 1, Boar 8-9
months, born January 1st -
February 28 inclusive. The
pig sold for $3900. He placed
ninth with Meadowbrook
Progress 29K in the • same
section. 1-hs entry in the
Correspondent
Mrs. Joe Walker
357-3558
Mr. and Mrs: Harvey
Edgar and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Stewart hosted the Bluevale
Euchre party. Thursday
when eleven tables played in
the hall. High Players were
Mable Edgar and Bert
Garniss. - Low Players were
same class Meadowbrook
Chief 59K in Section 2: Boar,
6-7 months born March 1 -
April 30 .inclusive placed
tenth. In the same class in
Section 4: Sow 13-24 months,
born Nov. 1, 1976 - October
31, 1977 inclusive, Meadow-
brooks Lassie 103J plasced
first and in Section 5: Gilt,
10-12 months, born Novem-
ber 1, 1977 - December 31,
1977 inclusive, his pig
Meadowbrook Sally 206J
placed third. Meadowbrook
Lass 1K placed first in Sect-
ion 6: Gilt; 8-9 months, born
January 1 - February 28
inclusive and was also the
reserve champion in Section
8: Grand Champion Gilt and
Reserve.
In Section 7: Gilt 6-7
months, born March 1- April
30, inclusive Meadowbrook
Sally 57K placed sixth and in
Section 9: Breeders Herd,
Group of 4 animals, bred and
owned by the exhibitor Mr.
Turnbull placed first.
Mary Helen Turvey and Carl
Johnston. Mrs. Mel Craig
was the lucky winner.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. LarriElliott,,
Linda Harkness, Dayle
Fischer, Jim Moffatt, and
Ken Skinn were Sunday
supper guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Walker and family.
Bluevale