The Brussels Post, 1980-03-26, Page 744'.pdt,
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The Maitland Valley Con-
servation Authority is
pleased to ' announce the
opehing of Maple Keys
Sugar Bush fora the 1980
season.
The gener.al public is en-
couraged to take part in the
sugar bush -demonstration.
On, a self-guided nature, trail ,
* they can learn the story of
maple syrup and the finport-
ance of forestry manage-
ment. Afthe sugar shack you
can observe the modern
method of evaporation and
QUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP
O pen Every Weekday
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Box l158, WINGHAM JOHN MALLICK
*hockey banquets
*curling
*weddings
ll
*anniversaries
• *staff parties
Forget your worries; leave the
catering to Bill & Dee.
OLYMPIA
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Restaurant
Brussels
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Homemade solid chocolate candy is a precious
Easter treat for any boy, Or girl. This rich
chocolate 'comes from an old family, recipe
which adds extra quality. ,.Aled, all the
ingredients are available for "creating your
own Easter basket. If you , like, we will make
one especially for you.,
Larone s9 •
Seaforth 527-1960
given to the baby-sitter,• Rose
Marie Bishop for the splen-
did job she did this season.
Everyone expressed the hope
that she would come back
•1 next year,
AU the new curlers, did
very well this past season ,
and it is hoped that eYeryone
will be back next fall.
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Going.out-of:busines
Storewide Savings Just in Time For Easter
ALL STOCK REDUCED TO CLEAR INFANT -SIZE 14
Weekly Feature - Tam 0 'Shanter
Zip Sweaters % Price
Store Hours Mon. - Sat. 10-5:30,Closed Wednesday
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• . . • . . • . . THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 26, loto•,";7.
ies end curling season
SECOND PLACE WINNERS—These 'youngsters,' were winners of the
second place .ribbons for having the -second most points ,at the Brussels
,PubliC School's sports marathon -on. Friday. In the first row are Andrew
tVfcCutcheorf, Dawn Ten Pas; Sandra Marks and Linda Jones. In the back
row are Mark LichtY, Rose Marks, Chris Conal3oy, Dean Rutledge and
Paul Willie, (Photo by Langlois)
,Catherine Bird. In the second row are: Donald Hastings, Mike
Vader; Rebecca Van Den, Assem and Scott Bremner. In the back row are
Lynne Taylor, Charlene Stephenson, Patty Vance and Melinda Hamilton.
(Photo by Langlois)
Last public weekend at sugar bush
3
have a taste of the finished
product.
Public weekends for 1980
are March • 29
and 30 from 10:00 a.m. until
4:00 p.m. There is no 'admis-
sion price The sugar
bush is -located 2% miles
south-east of Molesworth.
Turn south off of highway
#86 on to side road 30 and
follow the signs.
00. ' March 24th the
.Brussels Ladies.' afterpoon
curling finished ihe season
with a Fun Day, The rlast
regular game of the February
draw was played in the
morning followed by a very
delicious pot luck dinner.
Winners in ;this draw were;
1st with 6 points was
Velina Locking and „team,
Marg. Dillow vice, Sue
Wilson as second and Ruth'
Bauer, lead.
In second place with 33
points was Nora
Stephenson's rink, Jennet
Locking, ,Vice, Jean Veitch
second; Elaine. Workman
lead. .
,Third also with 33 points
was Yvonne Knight, Edythe
Warwick Vice, Barb 'Gruby,
second, Dianne Bray lead.
Pourth with 28 points went
to Joyce Alexander, 4kip,
Darlene Qldfield vice, .Refie
Richmond secOnd, Jennette
McLellan lead. ,
The Ladies Aiinnal
Meeting followed with
President Kendra Krauter
presiding. A wine and'cheese
was enjoyed. Four rinks, were
made-up from those present
and a short game was played
with everyone getting a
chance to skip at least one
end. .This was good ex-
perience for this year's be-
ginners.
Plants were given to every-
one. ,
A special thank you was
ETHEL
The people of Ethel and
community extend their
.THIRD •PLACE', WINNERS—These people took part' In the sports, sympathy to the family of the
• marathon at the Brussels Public School on Friday and came in• with the late Albert Cardiff.
third' most points for the whole day',:' In the front, row are: Christina Dillow