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THE LADIES AND MENS teams of the
¢russets town league slow pitch held their slow
pitch tournament on Sunday. In winning their
second and deciding game, the Misfits ended
the season by winning the trophy. The team
Includes, front row: Dianne Higgins, Karen
Parker, Dale Finch, Debbie Thomas and Nancy
Exel. Back row, Jan Bray, Maria Van Keulen,
Donna Sanderson, Maxine Houston, Mary
Jarvis, Beth Earl, captain and Pat Langlois,
presenting the trophy. (Wassink photo)
FINALISTS IN the Milverton tournament and
finalists in the WOAA, the Brussels Mites,
successful In the tournaments were eliminated
by 'Belmore for the Tri -County championship
last Thursday. Score of the third game of the
three game series was 4-3. Ball players include,
back row: Neil Pipe, Todd Rice, Michael Bird,
Shawn Jacklin, Andrew McCutcheon, Scott
Bremner, Gary Yuill, Jason Gropp and Blair
Davidson. Front row, Devin .Sanderson, Brad
Beuerman, Greg Wheeler, Steven McCutcheon,
Brian McArter,Ross Machan, Danny Beuer-
man, Danny McNeil and Vance Stevenson.
Coaches for the team are Larry Rice, left and
Dave McCutcheon, right. (Wassink photo)
TOURNAMENT WINNERS—The Brussels
slow pitch league held their annual tournament,
Sunday, September 12, with eight teams
participating. The men's trophy was won by the
Brussels Inn team, winning over Brussels
Motors In their final game. The score was 17-7.
The team includes, back row. left Robert
Wisser, Paul Engel, Wayne Todd, Brian Scott,
Jack Vader, Murray Kellington, captain and
Danny Webster presenting the trophy. Front
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WI to be at fair
First Vice -President
Peggy Cudmore took charge
when the Majestic Women's
Institute. met for their Sep-
tember meeting.
The Guelph Area Com en -
tion will be held this year Oct.
21 and 22 at Arthur. Among
those who will attend from
Brussels will be Alberta
Smith, Eleanor Hemingv,av,
Alice Brothers.
The Town and Country
Homemakers from Wingham
have planned a can as, for
October,
The County Rally sill he,
held October 6 at Grand
Bend.
Plans were made 1 enter a
display at the Brussels Fall
Fair. Those in charge are
Freida Pipe and Alice Bro•
thers.
Miss Linda Blake is the
contestant in the Fair Queen
contest sponsored h} the
Majestic Women's Institute.
The .fall bazaar and hake
sale will be held Novcnriier
13.
Two Historical Society
meetings of interest are
Sept. 15 at Crediton and Oct,
Brucefield.
Peggy Cudmore spoke on
the 8th anniversary of the
Institute held at the Constel-
lation Hotel in Toronto, Aug-
ust 12.
Conveners, Alice McArter
and Jean Bell, introduced the
guest speaker, Bev Brown,
Miss Brown spoke on agricul-
ture in her life in the past 12
years since moving to this
community from Toronto.
Alice Brothers and Freida
Pipe played a lively duet on
the piano.
Alice McArter spoke on
industries in the area --one
being Royal Homes in Wing -
ham which •began in 1971.
Alice also mentioned that all
of the County road signs are
made in Wroxeter. There' are
3000 to 4000 road signs in the
county.
The roll call was answered'
by naming an implement
used today that grandfathers
did not have.
Also. each member paid 3
cents for each table in her
house • •• money to go. for
Pennies for Friendship.
Next meeting - Wednes-
day October 1.3 at 7:00 p.ni.
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THE HURON EXPOSITOR, SEPTEMBER 15, 1982 — B3
Brussels
Fall Fair
Septei ber 21 & 22
TUESi.11AY EVENING:
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NES
1
Exhibit Building Open
Fairmont Amusement in Operation
AY:
Parade - 12 o'clock Noon
Official Opening - 1 o'clock
(by Mrs. Leona Armstrong)
4-H Achievement Day
(for Dairy, Beef & Horse Club)
Junior Showmanship
(for boy's & girls, 11 and under).
Scare Crow Contest
Light & Heavy Horse Show .
Rooster Crowing Contest
Exhibit Building Open - All Day
Refreshment Booth
NOTE: OMITTED FROM FAIR BOOK
Section L: J.M. Schneider Ltd., Apple Pie -1st Prize: 5 Ib. Crispy
Flake; Chocolate Cake - 1st Prize: 5 Ib. Crispy Flake; Butter Tarts -
1st Prize: 5 Ib. Crispy Flake