The Brussels Post, 1980-03-12, Page 11CONGRATULATIONS Jack McDonald presented the McDonald's
Lumber Yard trophy to the Albert Ten Pas rink which was the major
winner in the McDonald Curling bonspiel, held in the Brussels, Morris
and Gre - y Community Centre on Monday. From left, Mr. McDonald
shakes hand with,Albert Ten. Pia, Nancy Smith, Bill Taylor and Mary Ten
Pas.
RUNNERS-UP — The: Donald McDonald rink were second place winners
in the McDonald curling bonspiel held at the Brussels, Morris and Grey
Community Center on Monday, From left are: Yvonne Knight, Murray
Heuther, Marie McGavin and Donald McDonald. Ken McDonald and'Jim
McDonald also played 'in this rink for a few of the games
(Brussels Rost Photo)
°cal curl rs win::
onald bonspiel
The following rinks par-
ticipated in the bonspiel --
Ernie Lewington - Jean
Bridge, Brad Speiran and
Janice Bray; Jerry Dillow -
Marg Dillow, Jini Byers,
Barb Grube; Stewart Steiss-
Madelene Steiss, Tom. War-
wick, Velma Locking; Doc
Stephenson - Nora Stephen-
son, Donelda Pearson and
Hugh Pearson; Orval Bauer -
Shirley Siddal, Mervin
Bauer, • Ruth Bauer and
Donna Bauer; Bob Alexander
- Glen Rathwell, Isabelle
Rathwell, Joyce Alexander;
Les Knight - Betty Cardiff,
Fred Smith and Teuni Smith.
Karen Alexander
passes skating test.
Walton Area
Sports .Citib
invites you to attend a
PUBLIC
MEETING
Wed. March 12
Regarding' the proposed building
Scott Bridge 29 11 51
Gordon Ruff 30 8 46
Harvey Bernard 27 9 45
Irvin Pease 32 6 45
Ross Duncan 13 11 35
Rainer Saurs 24 5 34
Darryl. Dale 20 6 32
Al Nichol 12 7 26
Don Nolan . 9 8 25
Paul Moffat 11 6 23
Terry Richie 15 3 21
TEAM STANDING
Pts.
8th Line 150
Sams Gang 118
Walton 118
Morrisbank 114
Bluevale 107
Cranbrook 103
Archers 97
5th Line 97
Little Piggies 62
Blyth 54
No Name Brand 77' High score 3 darts: Harold
Poor Exc-u-u-se 73 Knox 160. High score for the
Toilet Bowlers 65 evening: John Smith 142.
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(lorlerich on Huron County Road 1. just off High-
way 8. Phone 524-2191.
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2:30 to 4:30 7 DAYS A WEEK
Come, visit our unusual country resort for Tea today!
We've prepared 'buttered toast, freshly made scones,
home made jam, Devon cream, cake, biscuits and Earl
Grey tea for the occasion. Relax and enjoy as we serve
you in front of an open hearth log fire in one of our two
lounges. (reservations not required)
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Friday Special
RainbowTrout
with Tartar Sauce
soup or juice, dessert
Saturday Special
Barbecued Ribs
soup or juice, dessert
Sunday Special
Veal Cutlet
with Spanish. tout*.
soup or juice, dessert
QUEEN'S
HOTEL
Brussels 887-9996
Fri. Mar. 14 & Sat. Mar. 15
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* SUNDAY, MARCH 16
Dining Room Only
Bar Opens at 1
Hot' meals served from 11:30 . 4:00
Doily' Dinner Soda's.
Banquet Room for small weddings i batiqttets
private meetings
The Albert Ten Pas rink
won the -.T.M. McDonald
Lumber trophy when •the
company presented its
annual curling bonspiel at
the Brussels, Morris and
Grey Community Centre on
Monday.
The Ten Pas team included
Albert Ten Pas, Mary
TenPas, Nancy Smith and
Bill Taylor.Coming in second
was the rink of Donald
MODonald, Marie McGavin,
Yvonne. Knight, Murray.
Huether, Ken McDonald and
Jean McDonald. Placing
third was the rink of MaX
Oldfield, Jean Oldfield,
Darlene Oldfield and Doug
Shouldice.
Karen Alexander, at a
recent test day in Guelph
passed her last senior silver
dance-The Starlight Waltz.
Rob Cardiff was second in
Intermediate Men's Free
Skate at the Interclub
Competition held in Stratford
recently.
Mr. .and MrS, Fred Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cunning-
Stephenson and girls visited ham spent an enjoyable two
with Rev. and Mrs. F. Braby, week holiday in South Padre
Keith and Richard. and Mr. Island, Texas, and also
and Mrs., Owen Braby of visited at Reynosa and
Stratford. The Braby family Matamoros Mexico.
were resident of Brussels The Many. friends`of Mt..
when. Rev. Braby was the Kenneth Pollard, of Elmira
rector of St. John's Anglican ,and formerly of the Brussels
Church. area are sorry to learn that he
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bray, is' critically ill in hospital in
Mr, and Mrs. Glen Bray and • Rochester, Michigan, A
Top 'dart scorers
S F Pt Carl McLellan 43 , 21 86
Bob Richardson 76 75. 226 Ray McNichol 47 19. 85
Ken Bird 75 62 199 „Monty Engel 55 15 85
Eric Ross . 66 31 168 W. Campbell 4,1 20. '81
Clint Emmrich 71 47 165 Bob Elliott '43 18 79
Ernie Back 62 47 156 Gordon Engel 48 13 74
Cameron Ross .60 39 138 Sam Workman 34 18 70
Ron Watson 59 37' 133 tvt. Johnston 4 t 14 69
Alvin McLellan 66 31 , 128 DougCook 41 . 11 63
Bill thamer 63 27 117 Doug Chapman 41 11 63
Barry Engel 38 39 116 Gordon Nichol '36 13 62
Jack Vincent. 79 18 115 Ross Nicholson 41 10 61
Moe Gordon 44 35 11,4 Mo Nichols 22 19 60
Glen Bridge 57 21 99 Jan Van Vliet 31 14 59'
Bob Watkins 38 29 96 Fred. Meiers 33 13 , 59
Frank Workman 40 28 95 Harold Knox 21 16 53
L. Machan 41 24 89 Bill. White 31 11 53
M. McNichol 58 15 88 John Smith 22 15 52
Adams bowls high
The high bowler for the
men on Tuesday night,
March 4 was Ray Adams
with a 581 triple. Jim Adams
was 2nd high with 579 and
John Rae was 3rd with 574.
There was a 'tie for High
Single between John Rae and
Ray Adams with each
bowling 261. Second high
single went to Danny McKay
with 246 and Jim Adams was
3rd with 244.
For the ladies, Carolyn
Whitfield was high with a
570 triple and a high single of
247. Second high single was
Brenda Cardiff with 203 and
Judy Adams was 3rd with
199. Judy Adams bowled 544
to give her 2nd high triple
and Brenda Cardiff. bowled
488 to make her 3rd..
Games over 200: Jim
Adams 244, George Cousins
201, Carolyn Whitfield 247,
Paul McPherson 210, Bob
Young. 208, Ray Adams 261,
Danny McKay 246, John Rae
261, Brenda Cardiff 203', Joe
Adams 207, Gary McArter,
209.
TEAM STANDINGS
Sure Shots 107
Bad News Bears 9S
Team 4 87
THE Bli4OSSEIA: POST, MACH 12, 1980 11
People we know
speedy recovery is hoped for,
Henry F. Exel and
Harold D. Bridge of the
Brussels P.U.C, were among
the .1,400 delegates repre-
senting electric utility
commissions froin across the
province attending the 71st
Annual Meeting of the
Ontario Municipal. Electric
Association (0.1%.E,A)
March 3 & 4,
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