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10 THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 28, 1979
Skating carnival
(Continued from Page 1)
Clown, 15 and under - First,
Todd Rice; Second, Judy
Knight; Third, Carla King.
Best Clown, 16 and over -
First, Sandra Machan; Sec-
ond, Carman Machan; Third,
Paul Mutter.
Best Cartoon Character, 15
and under - First, Clinton
Garniss; Second, Mark
Breckenridge; Third, Jason
Breckenridge. Best Cartoon
Character, 16 and over - First
Frances Breckenridge; Sec-
ond, Margaret Garniss;
Third, Jim Scott. Best Girl's
Costume - First, Melanie
Feener', Second, Michelle
Krauter; Third, ,Janis Pear-
son. Best boys costume -
First, Kevin Johnston; Sec-
ond, Kelly Workman; Third,
Paul Riche.
Largest Family - First, The
Ken Johnston Family; Sec-
ond, The Feener Family.
Best Costumed Couple -
7irst, George and Shirley
45/heeler; Second, Jim and
.eona Armstrong; Third,
ferry and Linda Martin.
Funniest Costume - First,
Brian Patterson; Second, Ed
Krauter; Third, Harold Stef-
fler. Best Hobo - First, Paul
Johnston; Second, Mark
Barber; Third - Lisa Glanville
Most Graceful couple
First, Norman Hoover and
Carol Long; Second - Jim and
Leona Armstrong. Open
class - First, Tammy Keifer;
Second, Leanne Minally;
Third, Amy Workman.
National Costume - First,
Jean Nicholson; Second,
Joyce Van Vliet; Third, Kelly
Hooper.
Decorations for the event
were done by Colleen Rice
and family Shirley
Cossitf provided the music
and John Cardiff operated
the spotlight. Lions club
members Bruce Hahn, Paul
Mutter, Bob Thomas, Dave
Hastings and Bob Young also
helped out wherever they
were needed. Donations
were collected by Ruth
Machan, Kaye Stevenson,
Pat Nolan and Jean Evans.
Donna Sanderson organ-
ized the carnival with the
help of Audrey Cardiff.
Lodge and Past Noble Grand
of EdelweissRebekah Lodge
of Seaforth.
Funeral was held at the
M.L, Watts Funeral Home,
Brussels at 2;00 p.m. on
Monday, Marai 26th, with
Rev. E. LeDrew of Brussels
United Church, of which the
late Mrs. Sholdice was a
member, officiating.
Morning Star Rebekah
Lodge, Brussels, held a
Memorial Service, at the
Funeral Home, on Sunday
Temproary entombment
took place in Brussels
Cemetery Chapel.
Pallbearers were, Bruce
McCall, John Smith, Wilmer
Cuthill, Rae Crawford, John
McCutcheon and Jack
Mitchell.
Flower bearers were John
Pipe, Russell Farrow and Art.
McNaughton.
OLDEST WOMAN AND OLDEST MAN —
Dorothy Steffler and Norman Hoover were the
oldest woman and the oldest man at the Family
Figure Skating Carnival on Saturday night.
BESTNURSERY RHYME CHARACTER —
Shawn and Sharie Jacklin as Jack and Jill
placed first for the Best Nursery Rhyme
Character 15 and under when the family
carnival was held Saturday nigh/t.
(Brussels Post Photo)
Obituary
CATHERINE GRACE
SHOLDICE
Catherine Grace Sholdice
of Brussels, wife of ygsson
Sholdice, died in Seaforth
Community Hospital on
Saturday, March 24, 1979.
She was 74 years of age.
Daughter of the late John
an'd-NElizabeth Pethick, she
was bormat Winthrop.
Surviving are her husband
J. Watson Sholdice, one son.,
Ken, and three
grandchildren, all of
Brussels.
She .was predeceased by
three sisters and one
brOTher, Mrs. Bob (Monte)
Farrow'"of Brussels, Mrs.
James (Ada) Walinsley, Mrs.
Robert (Lillian) Joynt, and
John Pethick, all of Seaforth.
A member of Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge of Brussels
she was Vice Grand of that
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