The Brussels Post, 1979-02-07, Page 8THE BRUSSELS POST, FE.BRuAAY 7, 1979 '
FIGURE SKATING WINNERS—These people won prizes in various
categories and age groups at the figure skating competition on thursday
night. In the front row from left pre Pat Maxwell, Cindy Purvis, Michael
Vader and Leanne Armstrong. In the second row from left are Dawn
Maxwell, Karen Knight, and Michelle Vader. (Brussels Post Photo)
Brussels Lions Club
DANCE
Sat. Feb. 17
Brussels, Morris and Grey Arena
Chris Black and the Swinging Brass
Dance 9.1 a.m.
Buffet Lunch provided
Tickets $7.00 per couple
FOR RESERVE TICKETS CALL
Bob Rowe 887-6528
Brussels Optimist
POKER RALLY
Sunday, Feb, 18
Registration 12 - 2 p.m.
Brussels Morris Grey Community Centre
$3.00 per Entry
*TROPHIES*
*CASH- PRIZE'S*
Lunch Bdr 8 Door Prizes
YIPPEE!
The
COUNTRY
LOUNGE
ENTERTAINMENT
Feb. 9 & 10
COUNTRY STARLITE
RUSSELS
N MOE'S PIZZA OPEN
887-6921 Brussels
HOTEL WED. TO SAT. ONLY
efforts of local snowmobile Lions Clubs provided re-
clubs. freshments for riders during
The Auburn and 'Blyth the snowarama.
POKER
RALLY
Sun., Feb. 11
Registration
11:30 - 1:00
Free: beans Refreshments available
• Cash Prizes
• Donated Prizes
• Trophy
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ARENA SCHEDULE
Wednesday
4:45-5:30 - Sprout Practice
5:30-6:30 - Novice Practice
7:00-8:30 - Atom Games
8:30-10:00 - Bantarn,Games
Thursday
2:00-3:00 - Pre-School Skating
4:00-10:00 - Figure Skating
10:00 - Town League Hockey
Friday
4:45-5:30 - 'Sprout Practice
5:30-6:30 - House League
7:00-8:30 - Peewee Games
8:30.10:00 - Midget Games
Saturday
2:00-4:00 Public Skating
Sunday
1:30-3:30 Public Skating
4:00-6:30 - Figure Skating
6:30-7:30 - Midget Practice
8:00.1 1:00 - Interniediate
Hockey Games
Monday
All Day Curling
Tuesday
8:00 Juvenile Hockey Games
9:30 Town League
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Snowarama raises $12,000 for crippled kids
The _Brussels Figure
Skating Club held their
Annual Competition on
Fet with much success.
All levels of skating took
part. The skaters in the
badge level competed ac-
cording to badge and age
level, the intermediates ac-
cording to their figure and
dance level and the seniors
according to their freeskate
and dance level. A total of
124 people are registered
skaters in the Club. The
following are the winners in
the badge level.
Beginners, age 3, Krista
Keffer, Carla Johnston,
Trevor Schwark.
Beginners, age 4, Danny
Blake, Heather MacDonald,
Jennifer MacDonald. Be-
ginners age 5, Margaret
Jarvis, Jason Koetsier,
Kevin Alcock. Be ginner age
6 and up Glenda Carter,
Dawn Engel, Steven
Stephenson.
Stroking age 4, Sharie
Jacklin, Kelly Krauter, Julie
Bromley; S -'ling Age 5,
Christina Dillow•, Gayle
Smith, Kelly Workman;
Stroking age 6 and up. Dana
Stephenson, Rob Veitch, Pat
Cowman.
Elementary age 5-6-1 Todd
Rice, Roger Evans, Petern•
MacDonald; Elementary age
7 Mike Alexander, Mark
Pennington, Gus.
Protopa pas; Elementary
Age 8 and up Paul Cowie,
Mark Breckenridge.
sic 8 and under,
Georgina Protopapas, Deb-
bie Grube, Jana Pearson;
iic 9 and up Leanne
Armstrong, Dawn Maxwell,
Cindy Purvis, Lisa Glanville.
Novice 1 8 and under Judy
TenPas, Linda Wilson,
Heather Wheeler; Novice 1
9 and up Mike Vader, Karen
Knight, Pat Maxwell; Novice
2 Michelle Vader.
The above skaters were
judged by two p,Ine s of
judges who are qualified
skaters. They were; Jill
McCutcheon, Catherine
Cardiff, Carol Wheeler,
Cindy Evans, Michelle
McCutcheon and Leanne
Cossitt.
The intermediates .and
seniors were judged by Mrs.
L. Kerr and Mrs. V. Wild,
both of Wingham, and Miss
P. Anstett of Clinton. The
winners were presented with
a trophy and gold, silver and
bronze medals.
Novice Dance Linda
Axtmann & Chris King;
Darlene Bishop and Bradley
Black am Sugg and Brenda
Richmond. These couples
danced the Dutch Waltz and
The Canasta Tango. The
trophy and medals were pre-
sented by Mrs. J. Evans.
In the Intermediate Dance,
with the 14 step and
European Waltz winners
were: Bonnie Evans and Rob
Cardiff; Cindy Evans and
Brenda TenPas. Mrs. V.
Black presented the trophies
and medals.
In the Senior Dance with
the American Waltz and
Tango winners were:
Catherine Cardiff and
Michelle McCutcheon; Carol
Wheeler and Kevin
Wheeler; Karen Alexander
and Jill McCutcheon.
The trophy and medals
were presented by Mrs, S.
Machan.
The Novice Ladies' Free-
skate Trophy and medals
were presented by Kevin
Wheeler and winners in that
category were: Karla King,
Carol TenPas, Nanci Ben-
nett.
The Junior Ladies' Free-
skate Trophy and metals
were presented by Mrs. E.
McCutcheon to: Brenda
TenPas, Brenda Richmond,
Darlene Bishop.
The Intermediate Ladies'
Freeskate, Trophy and
medals were presented by
Mrs. A. Cardiff to: Jill
McCutcheon, Bonnie Evans.
The senior Ladies Free-
skate Trophy and medals
were presented by Miss L.
Cossitt to: Carol Wheeler,
Michelle McCutcheon,
Catherine Cardiff.
In the Junior Men's Free-
skate, trophy and medals
were presented by Mr. J.
Dillow to: Bradley Black,
Chris King.
The Intermediate Men's
Freeskate Trophy and
medels were presented by
Mr. Z. Schwark to: Kevin
Wheeler , Rob Cardiff.
The winners in the Inter-
mediate and Senior events
have qualififed to enter the
Interclub competition being
held in the Brussels, Morris
Not even high winds and
poor visibility could keep
more than 170 snowmobilers
from completing a 100 Kilo-
metre snowarama on Sunday
afternoon to raise money for
crippled children.
The snowmobilers' , who
wound through Colborne
Township to Auburn, Blyth
and back to Clinton, raised
$12,000 in pledges for work
with the children.
Doug McCreery of Wood-
slee made the major con-
tribution, raising $1,086 in
pledge money. He won a
Bulova watch, donated by_
Anstett Jewellers in Clinton,
for his money-raising efforts.
The . warden's challenge
trophy, donated by
Champion Road Machinery,
for the municipal council
with the largest amount of
pledges, was captured by
Titillett Township.
The snowmobile ride was
made possible by the co-
operation of landowners who
allowed drivers to cut across
their property and by the
and Grey Community Centre
on Feb. 25. There will be 21
clubs participating in the
competition. This should be
an enjoyable day for all who
would like to come out to
watch local skaters.
, There were alot of new
skating categories in the
competition this year and six
new trophies were acquired
through the sponsorship of
the Royal Bank the
Cranbrook General Store, the
Noel Birds , the Geo.
Wheelers and the Bill Cos-
sitts and Mayer's Jewellery
Store.
The Brussels Figure
Skating Club have planned a
Family Carnival for March
24, and a dance for April 21,
with the Entertainers.
These trophies are a very
large addition to the club and
are very much appreciated.
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