The Brussels Post, 1979-04-04, Page 11DANCE
Sat April 14
9 p.m. -1 a.m.
the
P
os with
DUBLIN CORPORATION
Stratford Fairgrounds
Tickets $5.00 per person
Available at Huron Expositor
Easter
FAMILY DANCE
Cranbrook Community Centre
Sat. April 14, 1979
8:30-12:00 midnight
Admission-$2.00 each Family of 4-$7.00
Coffee, Donuts, cookies included
prizes
disc Jockey music-upstairs & downstairs
'OLYMPIA' O
887-6914 Restaurant Brussels
• Open from 6 a.m. 7 days a week
Wednesday Special
SPAGHETTI
- meat sauce or meat balls
Thurs.Night Only
SURF 'N TURF
with Baked Potatoes and Salad
Friday Special
3 pieces FRIED CHICKEN
soup or juice, dessert
Saturday Special
Chopped SIRLOIN fried onions
soup or juice, dessert
Sunday Special
Prime Rib
ROAST BEEF
SOCip or jUite-i dessert
Mrs. Ruby Stephenson of
Hamilton visited with friends
in Ethel through the week.
Superior - 10 loaves bread -
Hugh Campbell, Bluevale;
McCutcheon Motors - 1 spot-
light - Leona Armstrong,
Brussels; Stephenson
Grocery - 1 case coke - Bob
Young, Brussels; Bank of
Commerce - $15.00 Cash -
Jim Bailey, Wingham;
Cousins Home Hdwe - 1 oil
lamp - Julie Cronin,
Seaforth; Ray & Helen's - 1
pr. Shidoo Mitts - Jack
Pennington Sr., Brussels;
Eder's Variety - 1 wallet -
Margaret Canipbell,
Lucknow; Eder's Variety - 1
travel kit - Ed Cameron,
Regina, Sask.
Oldfield Hdwe. - 1 pocket
radio & toque - Ed. Lehman,
Kitchener; Cardiff & Mulvey
- 1 fire extinguisher - Jim
Hallahan, Blyth; Topnotch
Feeds - 1 Jacket - Wm.
Linden, Listowel; Carl's Auto
Body - 1 grease job, 1 oil
filter, 4.qts. oil - Ruth Suave,
Brussels; Campbell &
Goodall - $10.00 Cash -
Valerie Butler, Goderich;
Brussels 5c - $1.00 - $10.00
Gift certificate - Danny
Webster, Brussels; Anna's
Dress Shoppe - $10.00 Gift
Certificate - Jack Goodall,
Wingham; Master Feeds - 55
lbs. pig starter - R. Copeland
Brussels; Bluevale Milling
,Co. - 22 lbs. cat chow - Lloyd
Machan, Blyth; Diesel Car
Diner - Stainless Steel - Jack
Pennington Sr., Brussels;
Clarence Steckly - 1 hr.
Bulldozing - Ed Ranger,
Wingham; Arnold Steckly - 1
case Veedol Oil - Brian
Workman, Brussels; Stan
Zurb rigg - 22 lbs. cat food -
Hank Haasnoot, Brussels;.
Ross & Kay Duncan - 1 lamp
- Herb Traviss, Walton;
Young's Variety - Bathroom
Scales - Paul McDonald,
Brussels; Gord Workman - 1
case lightbulbs - Rita Deitner
Ethel; Canada Packers -
1 Bag-George Procter
Brussels;
Canada Packers - 1
smoke Detector - Ned
Rutledge, Brussels; Paul
Mutter - 1 grease gun - J.
Cameron, Regina, Sask.;
C.I.L. - 1 Jacket - Deb-
bie Anstett, Walton; Shirley
Cossitt - 1 plant Hanger -
Timmy Machan, Brussels;
Shirley Cossitt - 1 plant
hanger - Mary Bone,
Brussels.
Pennington's Burner
Service - $20.00 Cash - Ron
Zimmer, Brussels; Bridge
Motors - 1 set Floor Mats -
Steve Coulter, Listowel;
Bridge Motors - 1 set Floor
Mats - Fred E xel,
Milverton; Danny's Pizza &
Brussels Inn • 1 Large Pizza's
- Harold Johnston, Bluevale;
Stan Zurbrigg, Gorrie;
Rowe's Texaco - 1 grease
guns & caps to each of - Bob
Bryans, Brussels, Randy
Somers, Brussels, L.
Thomas, Bluevale; Elma
Logan Fire Ins. & Yvonne
Knight - 1 smoke detector
Hugh Campbell, Bluevale.
In the Brussels Mixed
Bowling League on Tuesday,
March 27, great games were
played by Tom Stevens who
had the highest triple of 718
and he also had a high single
of 300. Next in line was
Dennis Newby with a high
triple of 712 and Dennis had
the highest high single for
the night with 313.
High ladies of the evening
were Jane Draper with a high
single of 223 and Judy
Adams with a high triple of
565. The men acclaimed the
rest of the high triples with
633 Jim Adams, 627 Joe
Adams and 626 Ron Maurais.
Other games over 200
were bowled by Joe Adams
A Post Classified will pay
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tried one? Dial Bruskls
887-6641.
Belgrave
This community extends
best wishes to Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Rath on their 54th
wedding anniversary, April
3.
The local Bantam team
participated in the first St.
Clements Minor Hockey
Bantam tournament on. Sat.
and Sunday. Their first game
at noon on Saturday, was
against Kincardine. The
home town was victorious
with a 4-2 win.
Scoring honours were
shared by Kevin Deitner and
Todd Wheeler who scored
two goals each. Assists went
to Steve Knight, Kevin
Wheeler and Todd Wheeler.
They played their second
game at 8:45 on Saturday
night against Woodstock de-
feating them 10-3. Scoring
for Brussels were Kevin
Wheeler with 2 goals, Kevin
Deitner 2, Brian Wheeler 2,
Steve Knight 2, Todd
Wheeler 1, and Dotig Mc-
Arter 1. Assists went to
Bruce.Boneschansker, Peter
Bennett, John Anstett, Doug
McArter, Todd W,ieeler,
Kevin Wheele. , Steve
Knight, Brian Wl.Lteler, and
Kevin Deitner.
The team returned to St,
Clements on Sunday after•
noon for a 4:45 game to play
for the "A" Championship.
264, Ron Maurais 253, and
221, Dennis Newby 239, Jim
Adams 224 and 215, Tom
The opposition was a team
from Oshawa. Oshawa
scored the opening goal in
the first period but Brussels
came back to score two goals
before the period ended.
The second period was
scoreless. Oshawa came back
to tie the score 'in the thrid.
Brussels scored what proved
to -be the winning goal with
2:25 remaining in the game.
They were able to ward off a
six-man attack by Oshawa
and claim the "A" Champ-
ionship trophy of the tourn-
ament. Todd Wheeler picked
up 2 goals and Kevin Bishop
1. Assists went to Kevin
Leis, Neil Mitchell and Steve
Knight on the Wheeler goals
The Bishop goal was unas-
sisted.
Players participating were
Neil Mitchell, Kevin Kelling-
ton, Kevin Leis, Peter Ben-
nett, Kevin Deitner, Steve
Knight, Todd Wheeler, Doug
McArter, Kevin Wheeler,
Bruce Boneschansker, Stew-
art. Cardiff, Kevin Bishop,
Brian Wheeler, John Anstett
and Robbie Boneschansker.
Coaches were Dale Machan
and Mel McArter.
Stevens 221, Roxy Jacklin
222, Judy Adams 212 and
Fred Sawyer 206.
LEAGUE CONSOLATION WINNERS — The
Brussels Novice team were Consolation
winners. In the Novice League which includes
teams from Mitchell, Milverton, Brussels and
Seaforth. From left are Neil Pipe, Barrie Blake,
Mark Pennington, Bruce Johnston, Ervin
Johnston, Donald Hastings, and Garry Lee. In
the second row from left are Tim Dillow, Jeff
Wheeler, Craig Smith, Gary Martin, Craig
Workman and Blaine Marks. in the back row
are coaches Jerry Dillow and Howard. Martin.
(Photo by Langlois)
Win minor hockey draw
THE BRUSSELS POST, APRIL 4, 1979 , 11
Beat Oshawa
Bantams win
Winners or tne Minor
Hockey Draws held at the
hockey dance on Saturday
night were as follows: 1st
Prize - 1 Hind Quarter Beef
donated by the Wheelers,
Bell, Bob, Dave, , George,
Lloyd - Won by Paul Mutter;
2nd Prize, '/2 Pig, Donated
by Johnston's, Ken, Keith,
Murray - Won by Marilyn
McDonald, Brussels; 3rd
Prize - 1/2 Pig - Donated by
Johnston's - Won by Murray
McArter, Brussels; 4th Prize
- Y2 Pig, Donated by Russ'
Kelly - Won by Lloyd -
Machan, Blyth.
The cutting and wrapping
of meat was donated by.
Thompson and Stephenson
of Brussels.
Other prize winners were:
McDonald Buildall, socket
wrench set - Fred E xel,
Milverton; Jacob's Saddlery,
1 belt and buckle - John
Nichols, Goderich; George of
Brussels - $5.00 Gift
certificate - Chambers Hdwe,
Wroxeter; McCutcheon
Grocery - $10.00 Gift
Certificate - Larry Machan,
Kitchener; Mayer's Jewel-
lery - $10.00 Gift certificate -
Julie McCall, Brussels;
Olympia Rest, - 2 free
dinners - Anne Machan,
Brussels; Royal Bank - 1 pen
set & 1 toque - Karen
Knight, Brussels, Jerry
Limm, Bluevale; Lois
McArter, Brussels; Grewars'
Ethel Come in ,and meet
June and Ken Webster
Daily Dinner Specials
Entertainment April 6 & 7
TIFFINS
Bigger and Better
Danny's Pizza
4 new sizes
OPEN: Wed. - Sat, 5 =12:30
DRUSSELS
INN 887-6921 Brussels
HOTEL
Tom Stevens has high triple