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SING A'SONG,- Students at the Brussels Public School sang their
hearts out Wednesday evening at an Open,. House held for the
,parents: Following, a brief performance by the school choirs and
the Grade 8 class,.parents we.re free' to tour the children's
classrooms and talk with their teachers.
Mcllwraith photo.
Legion rewards bowlers at banquet
The Legion Bowling Leaguehad their
Banquet and Trophy presentation last
Saturday night. As usual the Ladies Aux-
iliary catered to a delicious dinner which
• was enjoyed by all present. Don Wood
thanked the ladies on behalf of the bowlers.
The winners' of the regular season were
"Al's Kids" consisting of Captain Marg
Smale, Annie Malcolm, Barbara Scott, Al
Nicholson,' Larry Broome and John Cairns
Sr, .
High Average Trophies went to Ann Wood
205 and Don Eaton 216., High Triple went to
Helen Nicholson 817 and Larry Broome 797.
High' Single Joan Eaton 285 and Bob Doig
339. Low Triple • winners were; Norma
Eisler and Peter Malcolm and Low Singles
were won by Jean Cairns and Ken Coombs.
• Twoteams tied for low team, Brian Barry's
team and Helen. Nicholson's team.
The playoffs were also won by "Als Kids"
in a close contest. Low team for the playoffs
was "The Swingers".
The league couldn'toperate without the
spares and the following were the top
spares. High lady, Connie Marion; high
man, Brian Dale; high single, Joy Ross and
David Watson. .
The new executive for 1987-88 are Presi-
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April 27 -May 9
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Saturday, May 9,1-5 p.trl.
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Happy 16th Birthday
LORI CRONIN
May 6th
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From Your Fami y
dent, Brian Barry, secretary, Don Eaton
and Treasurer, Margaret Ungarian.
On behalf of all the bowlers thanks to
everyone who helped make the season so
successful and more to the point, fun.
A presentation was made on behalf of the
league. to three couples who have bowled
with the Legion league since its inception 26
years ago. They were Jack and Doreen
Eisler, Al and Helen Nicholson, and Gordon
and Barbara Scott.
Larry Broome who did such a good job
running the euchres during the winter in-
forms us they will start again in the fall.
Comrade Al Nicholson says there are still
a few membership -cards waiting to be pick-
ed up. Please pick them up at the earliest
convenience.
This Thursday, May 8 is the 42nd anniver-
sary of "Victory in Europe". A day well
remembered by all those serving in the
forces at that time -and their families
waiting for them to return home. •
Last Saturday afternoon Branch 156 was
visited by members of the St. Marys Legion
Branch. A good time •was enjoyed with
them.
The bar roster for May 6 to May 14 is:
Wednesday, May 6, D. Hulley; May 7, D.
Coleman; May 11, K. Swan; May 13, D. St.
Marie; May 13, R. Gridzak and May 14 P.
Gridzak. •
At the going down of the sun and -in the
morning we will remember them.
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DRAMA CLUB
Preaents the .play. -
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8:00 P.M.
Thuraday and •Friday
MAY 14 & 15
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Tickets
At The Door
Douglas Wright of Kanata spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs• Art
Wright, 104 John Street.
Mr. and Mrs. V.R. Peiffer of Grand
Rapids, MIchigan, spent the past week with
Chris Souter and attended the funeral of
Bess Hoggarth.
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The Annual
FIREWORKS
DISPLAY
sponsored by the
Hu!le,tt Rec. Committee•
Monday, May 18
• at dusk
Willett Central School Grounds
LONDESBORO
Admission S 5.00 per car
Lunch Booth On The GroundsAf
Seaforth Agricultural Society
presents
LOWDOWN
Back By Popular Demand
Friday; May 8 -•
Seaforth & District Community Centres.
DANCING 9-1..
87.00 In Advance
'8.00 At The Door
Proceeds to Fair expenses
Lunch available
Tickets at
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Dinners includes soup or juice, salad. coffee, or tea, dessert.
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Charcoal Broiled
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PRIME ROAST
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English Style Fish & Chips 4.25
Cheesoburg; Deluxe 3.95
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