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The Brussels Post, 1979-03-28, Page 1118 INCHES HIGH — That's howhigh the skates are that Bill Riddell, a stilts skater wears when' he performs. The Brussels Ladies' team with highest number of Curlers ended the year with a points in any draw went to fun day of curling, a dinner Nora Stephenson rink, with and annual meeting. The Kendra Krauter vice; Karen new slate of officers are Past Byers second and Darlene President - Edna Pearson; Snyder lead. President - Kendra Krauter; 1st Vice - Yvonne Knight; 2nd Vice - No,ra Stephenson; Sec.Treas. - Darlene s ,iyder; Draw Committee - Marg Dillow, Shirley The Scott , Memorial Trophy presented to the Six rinks participated in two six end games. Joyce Alexanclei t3etty Cardiff and Helen Bray were tops with 27 34 points. 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Used COMBINES 1 - M.F. 750D cab air 13' table pickup. 1 - M.P. 510D cab air 43 corn head 1 - M.F. 5100 cab straw copper 1 - M.F. 410 cab 43 corn head 1 - 600 case pick LIP 1 - 160 special case 4 - 404 corn head. .BOY-ES FARM SUPPLY Mottey-Fieguton Telephone 527-1257 Sedferth Ontario 11 WE CATER TO small gatherings ‘1".`t, hockey banquets -N . curling weddings . anniversaries FOR INFORMATION CONTACT OLYMPIA %.611.:tir ' . Open from 6 a.n Brussels Restaurant 887-6914 days a week Bill or Dee High vp at the carnival BY DEBBIE RANNEY The crowd watched, fascinated as Bill Riddell a stilts skater did some fancy tricks on his skates with the 18 inch high blades. The crowd was at the Family Skating. Carnival on Saturday night and Bill Riddell obviously had their attention as faces pressed up against the glass windows near the seating area of the Brussels, Morris and Grey Community Centre to watch him skate under a rope, get himself up off the ice with those high skates on and do many other tricks besides. When he was 10 years old, Bill saw a stilts skater perform and that's when he decided he'd like to do the same. His parents bought him a small pair of stilts skates, about six inches high. The 18 inch high skates are the latest ones Bill uses. Bill belonged to the St. Cathar ines Figure Skating Club when he first becaiite Stilt skater Curlers wows crowds have holiday interested in stilts skating and says at the time he treated stilts skating, "just as if I were figure skating." "Since that time I haven't really paid that much attention to regular skating," he said. Bill still lives in St. Cathar Ines but Thorold is hishome club. Over the years he has skated in places like Buffalo and Montreal as well as at local clubs and skating carnivals. And he's often booked for every weekend from February to April. He's been doing stilts skating for 39 years now and says, "It's mostly fun and it's good for conditioning. It's a good physical kind of activity," he says. It's also,„sornething of an unusual activity for someone who holds a position as the education consultant for the central west region of the Addiction Research Found- ation. Cranbrook Foresters win prizes WON LOST AV. Ernie Back 120 100 54% Gordon Jacklin 117 113 50'% Bruce Weber 116 114 50 % Sam Workman 115 105 521% Bob Elliott 87 93 48% Ken Webster 87 123 41% Gordon Nichol 77 63 55% John Smith 60 40 60% Glen Bridge 47 ' 53 47% Neil Adams 45 35 56% Ron Adams 39 51 43% Barry Adams 14 16 46% Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 "Twelve tables played pro- gressive euchre at the last card party of the season held by the Canadian Order of Foresters on Friday evening in the Community Hall. High scores were won by Mrs. Mildred Gill and Lloyd Smith and low scores went to Mrs. Marie Ward and Donald Get results! Post Want ads Phone 887-6641 Clark. Mrs. Fred Sawyer and Welland Krauter had most lone hands. Nearest birthday was Mrs. Marie Jacklin and Fred Sawyer, Nearest anniversary prize went to Mrs. Earl Dunn and Mrs. Maurice Honeyford came the longest distance. Many other prizes were given for lucky tally cards drawn. Tickets had been sold on an afghan and cushion made and donated by Mrs. Jack Conley. S. Schwark won the afghan and Dorothy Hamilton, Trowbridge the cushion. Prizes were donated by Bridge Motors, McGee Auto Electric, Lynn Hoy Enter- prises, Newry Veterinary Clinic, McDonald Lumber, Jack Stone Fertilizers, Cash- way Lumber, Atwood, Cou- sins Hardware and Brother and Sister Foresters; also two african violets by Mr. and Mrs. Mel Jacklin. All The Brussels Curling Club Holiday Jittny was enjoyed by 12 rinks. The curlers competed in two draws with two ten end games. Winners of nine o'clock draw was Stew St ciss Karen Byers, Ken Bray and Jim Cox. They had 35 points. Second with 271/2 points were Jim Smith ; Mary Huether, Floyd Herman and Lillian Smith. Third :is Ernie Lewingtons rink with 26 points. In the eleven thirty draw first went to Ross V e tch with 39 1/4 -points Joyce Alexander was his vice, Jack Bryans second and Tom Warwick lead. In second place was Orval Bauer, Jean Oldfield, D.,c, Stephenson and Ross Cunningham with 251/2 points Don Pearsons' rink was third with 24V2 points. THE BRUSSELS POST MARCH 28, 1979... 11 Lady curlers name new exec brought a small jar of new syrup for everyone. It was agreed the ladies had a very successful season of curling under much improved ice conditions. • t • ney proceeds are for Cancer Re- search. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Bill Mostowy and family of Thorold visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell recently. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bekker and Nicole of London. Miss Susan Engel spent a few days in London and Miss Linda Johnson returned home with her for the re-' mainder of the week. The Johnson family visited with the Engel family on the weekend. Murray Hall was released from Listowel Hospital on Wednesday and John Schnock was able to come home on Thursday following being hospitalized since an accident'on March 12. Crib scores STANDING