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THE BRUSSELS POST ► FEBRUARY 28, 1979 _
Walton poker rally raises $1000
mary Terpstra, R.R.3, Brus-
sels and Eldon Chamney,
Auburn; Seer's Body Shop &
Maxine's Snack Bar (shirt)
Bruno Braecker, Walton; Bill
Bromley Electric (Tool Set)
Bruce Bromley, Brussels;
Bruce Tile (Caps) Jim Bos-
man, Winthrop, Steve Jones,
Clinton and Kim .Flood,,
Walton; Jas. T. Craig & Son
Sawmill (gas tank) bob
Bridge, Brussels; James
Etue Ins. (cards) Ron McCal-
lum, R.R.3, Walton; Ken
Anstett Trucking (Lottery)
James Hugill, Egmondville;
Maitside Orchards, (apples)
Gary Roger, qoderich;
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1.1 o'clock Draw Winners:
1st - Dennis Rowily (skip),
Rick Rowly, Steve Branchier,
Duncan Currie; 2nd - Max
Oldfield, Ross Veitch, Doug
Kirkby, Jack Bryans; 3rd -
Ken McDonald, Don
McDonald, Jim, Fritz, Mur-
ray Heuther; Consolation -
Stew Stiess, Doug Ward, Jim
Patterson, Brian Warwick.
The overall winner for the
day was the Doug Rathwell
Rink of Listowel on the 9
o'clock draw.
winners
Roughly $1,000 was raised
as about 325 snowmobilers
competed at the Walton
Snowmobiler Poker Rally on
Sunday.
The Poker rally was
originally scheduled for
Sunday, Feb. 4 but was
cancelled due to the storm.
About 420 hands were sold
and Doris. Patterson of
Goderich won the first prize
of $50 and a trophy. Ross
McCall of Brussels won the
$40 second prize, Dave Mil-
ler of.R.R.5, Clinton placed
third and won $30, Viola
Hunt of R.R.2, Walton
placed fourth winning $20
and Brian McGregor of
R.R.2, Kippen won the $10
prize for fifth place.
Money raised from the
event is to go towards the
upkeep of the ,ball park ,and
minor sports.
Winners in the door prize
draws that were held at the
rally were:
Radford's (wrenches), Don
McCall, Brussels; Larone's
(cup/saucer), Glen Bridge,
Brussels; Hurnphries (pocket
knifes), Tina Moser, Elmira
and Brian Wilbee, Walton;
Belgrave Farmers Co-op
(toques), Gordon Murray,
Walton, Pat Nolan, Walton,
Dianne Bray, Brussels, Glen
Lamb, Goderich, Dean Hack-
well, Walton, Larry Nethery,
R.R.4, Brussels and Don
McCall, Brussels; Hully
Gully (sweater and toque),
Don Fisher, R.R.3, Brussels
and Ken Jewitt, Seaforth;
Stewart Bros. (shirt) DaVid
Patterson, Goderich; Bob &
Betty's (radio), Ted Cud-
more,, Clinton; Canadian Tire
(flashlight) 'Doug Dolmage,
.R.R.1, Londesboro; Vin-
cent's (mitts), Emerson
Mitchell, Walton; T.B. Allen
(gloves) Bob Bryans, Brus-
sels; Ball-McCauley (tape),
,Lorraine Nelemans, Walton.
Royal Bank, Brussels (pen
sets) Pauline Bennett,
Walton and Ken Miller,
Seaforth; Royal Bank, Brus-
sels (lighters), Doris Patter-
son, Goderich and Doug
Mitchell, Walton; Roth's
Food Mkt. (roaster) Murray
Dawson, R.R.3, Wingham;
Archie's Sunoco, (hockey
stick and broom) Dianne
Godkin, R.R.1, Wingham
and Avard Miller, R.R.5,
Goderich; Blyth Meat Mkt.
(steak) Dwayne Pryce,
Winthrop; Triple K. (dinner)
Marjorie Huether, Walton;
Carl's Auto Body, (car
service), Pat Shaw, Blyth;
Hoegy's Farm Supply, ($10
each), Neil Mitchell, Walton
and Paul Blake, R.R.2, Brus-
.sels; B & ' G Richmond
Garage (gas) Ann Ryan,
Walton; Seaforth Ins.
Agency (lottery tickets)
Joyce Braecker, Walton, and
Carl McCallum, Walton;
Walton Welding ($5) Bob
Regele, R.R.1, Dublin;
James Etue Ins. ($5 each)
Jim Keyes, Seaforth and
Bruce Hulley, R.R.1,
Londesboro; Walton Variety
(groceries) Bill Empey,
Auburn and Robert Shaddick.
Londesboro; Huron
Expositor (subscription),
John Huether Walton;
Oldfield (toque) Jim Carter;
Seaforth Co-op (mitts) Bill
Roger, Auburn; Huron
Tractor, (toque) Allan Craig,
Auburn; Elder Yamaha
(Hats) Charlie Shaw, Blyth
and Bonnie Beuernian, R.R.4
Walton; McGee Auto
(toques) Robert Shaddick,
Londesboro, Richard
Konarski, Blyth and Joanne
Jewitt, Seaforth; McGavin
Farm Equipment (toques)
Glen Beuerman, R.R.4,
Walton, Mike Jones, Susan
Herd, R,R.2, Wingham,
Irene Brown, Wroxeter, Gail
Glanville, Walton, Jeff Wat-
son, Blyth, Doug Chamney,
Auburn and Doug Schroeder,
Winthrop; Rowcliffe Motors
($5.) Beverley Lamb,
Goderich; Keating's
Pharmacy ($5) John Cooper,
Clinton; C.I.L. Agromart
(toques), Brad Knight,
R.R.2, Brussels, Harold
McCallum, Walton, Jeff
Hackwell, R.R.4, Walton,
Ron McClocklin, London,
Dean Heibein, Palmerston
and Keith Brighton, Clinton;
Kirkby and McCallum,
(Lottery tickets) Barry
Hoegy, R.R. 1, Walton and
Floyd Hilts, Brussels; Top-
notch Brussels (jacket) Larry
Bolger, Blyth; Cardiff and
Mulvey (lights) Bill McClure,
Winthrop and Brian Smith,
Goderich.
W. Reid (coat) Jeff
McGavin, R.R.4, Walton; H.
& N Dairy (thermometers)
Maxine Seers, Auburn,
Cathy Williamson, Thorn-
dale and Ken Anstett,
Walton; Walton Feed Mill
(dog food) Mark Jones,
Walton and Bruce Clark,
Walton; Ideal Supply (light)
Ray Riley, Staffa; David
Longstaff (glasses) Richard
Konarski, Blyth; Huron
Tractor (light) Ken Gedhke,
R.R.1, Mitchell; Molesworth
CheeseFactory (cheese) Dick
Marks, Walton and Barb
Black, R.R. 1, Belgrave;
Country Spectacle (glasses)
Elsie Carter, Walton; Exeter
Farm equipment (oil) Grey
Riley, Winthrop; N. Marks
Garage (oil) Barry Hoegy,
R.R.1, Walton and Bert
Heisler, London; Cousins
HDWE (oil) Larry Howatt,
Londesboro; Bridge Motors
(oil) Michelle Jion es,
Walton, Bruce Sillib, R.R.6,
Goderich and Mike William-
son,.Thorndale; Jim Bosman
(oil anti-freeze) Don Dalton,
Walton, Jack Nelemans,
Walton, Doug McGregor,
Kippen and Debbie Anstett,
Walton; Ideal Supply (oil)
David Greene, Goderich,
Steven Lamb, Goderich,-
Steven Rathwell, R.R.2,
Brussels and Sandy
McClure; Winthrop; Lynn
Hoy (oil) Keith Roger,
Auburn, Nella Blake, R.R.1,
Ethel and Doug Conley,
R.R.2, Brussels; Thompson
and Stephenson (chicken)
Dean Hackwell,' Walton; M.
Jones, Plumbing (taps) Kim
Babcock, Wardsville; Ken
Anstett Trucking (cap) Joe
Steffler, Walton; Ken
Anstett Trucking ($5 each)
Marion Godkin, Walton and
Bob Lillycrop, London;
Walton Inn (dinner) Mary
Alice Rayn, Walton and Don
McDonald, Walton.
D. Shroeder General:
Store, Winthrop (glasses)
Frank van Donger, Auburn
and gloves to Doug Fuhr
Dublin;, Ryan Drying ($5
each) Clifford Quarengesser,
Ethel; John Williamson,
Thorndale, Ann Bosman,
Winthrop and Keith Miller,
Seaforth; Bank of Commerce
Seaforth ($5) Paul
Middegaal, Blyth; Algoma
Tire(Brussels) ($5) Nancy
Conley, R.R.2, Brussels;
Royal Canadian Legion ($5
each) Bob Bridge, Brussels
arid Randy Blake, Clinton;
Perth MAchiriery Ltd.. (caps)
Ruth Tharner, Walton-, Rose-
Murray Lowe ($5) John
Hoggart, Londesboro; Muray
Lowe ($5) Pearl McCallum,
Walton; Lyle Youngbluet ($5
gas voucher) Lori Anstett,
Walton; Gordon Murray (oil)
Lynn Steffler, Walton.
Donations also were
received from: Algoma Tire,
Exeter; Imperial Bank of
Commerce, Seaforth;
Imperial Bank of Commerce,
Brussels; Crawford, Mills'
and Davies, Brussels;:
Fleming Feed Mill, Clinton;
Rowcliffe Motor, Seaforth.
Polar Baize
Curling
Winners of the Lions Curl-
ing. Bonspiel held last Mon-
day as part of Polar Daize
were as follows: 9 o'clock
Draw Winners: 1st - Doug
Rathwell (skip), Bud Ennes,
Steve Rathwell, Bill Quipp;
2nd - Ernie Lewington, Ross
Cunningham, Brad Spieran,
George Zwep; 3rd - Leslie
Knight, Keith Williamson,
John Van Vliet, Murray
Fischer; Consolation - Velma
Locking, Mary Tenpas, Janet
Locking, Carol Innes and
Joanne King.