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The Brussels Lawn Bowling Club
hosted the Frank Carter tourna
ment Thursday, August 23 with 40
bowlers competing. The trophy was
donated in honour of the founder of
the Brussels club, the late Frank
Carter.
Winners were: Jack and Audrey
McDonald, Lucknow, three wins 44
plus two; second, Lee Ryan and
Grace Short, Goderich, three wins
42 plus one; third, Tom and Mary
Ellen Emery, London, two wins 43)
fourth, Gordon Bosman and Elda
Coultes, two wins 42 plus five;
fifth, Margaret Montgomery and
partner, Aylmer, two wins 41 plus
one; sixth, Don and Lois Haines,
Clinton, two wins 39; seventh,
Doug and Thelma Kidd, Atwood,
two wins 38; eighth, Don and Edna
MacTavish, Lucknow, two wins 34;
ninth Jim Bowman and Jean Bew
ley, Brussels, two wins 34; 10th
Harris and Lois Bell, Elora, two
wins 27; Consolation, Reg Robin
son and Frances Tuer, Mitchell.
The next tournament in Brussels
will be Sept. 6 starting at 1:30 p.m.
September is Arthritis month
and the annual campaign for funds
will be held as usual in Brussels
with volunteers calling at your
door, asking for your help and
providing information. If no one
has called on you by October 1 and
you wish to help, plea.se call Jean
Bewley, co-ordinator, 887-9047 and
she will arrange to pick up your
donation.
Mrs. Adah Smith spent last week
in Toronto with her son Donald and
his wife Mary. We are sorry to hear
that Mary passed away Sunday
evening. Bob and Larry Smith and
other relatives attended a Memor
ial Service for Mary on Tuesday
evening at Bloor Street United
Church. Donald Smith called on his
mother this Saturday on his way
home to Thunder Bay.
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Cadets looking for new
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BY SANDRA JOSLING
As school returns in the fall so
does the Brussels Legion Cadet
Corp. The cadets meet every
Tuesday evening at the Brussels
Legion HaM from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.
This year’s leaders will be Cap
tain Stuart Parker; Lieutenant John
Grobbo; Second Lieutenant Jody
Boynton; Officer Cadet, Linda Bird
and Civilian Instructors Lisa Gland-
ville and Francis Smith.
This year the leaders plan to
spend more time on the practical
than the textbook work. There have
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practice and more camping trips.
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anyone is interested in joining the
Brussels Legion Cadet Corps, you
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