The Brussels Post, 1980-04-30, Page 8if
LIONS CORNER
- THE ;BRUSSELS' .POST; APRIL: 30, 1980
Huronview will mark
Mother's. Day
During Mrs. Prouty's
Bible Study meeting on.
Thursday afternoon, Mr. and
Mrso Deijardine sang a duet,'
followed. byl,Mrs.i Stevvart.
reading a poem. In charge of
the service and 'reading: the
lesson was ,Mrs. • Prouty
assisted by ,Mis. Finkbeiner
at the organ. Mrs. Mabel
JefferY also , added 'to the
service by giving a reading.
Rev. Wittick conducted the
Sunday morning service. The
congregation enjoyed the
solo sung by Rev. Wittick
"When *Jesus Comes", also
a solo sung by Mrs. VVittick,
"Blessed Assurance."
Part of Mrs. Regier's
family were here on Friday
afternoon to celebrate their
mother's birthday. They
were seen at the tuck shop
enjoying cake and ice cream,
along with some of our other
residents.
Mrs. Molly Ccix was here
on Monday afternoon , for Old
Tyme Music in the auditor-
ium. Assisting Molly with
the musical programme were
our own Cecil Skinner and
Norm Speir with their vio-
lins. Also accompanying the
trio was Mr. Jim Ruddock
with his accordian. A sing
song rounded 'off the pro-
gramme.
• The Huronview Auxiliary
held a meeting in the craft
,room• also 'on Monday after-
: noon. Readers are reminded
of their bazaar on June. 4th.
Grace Peck, Mary Ross,
Mabel °arrow, Ethel Hill,
Margaret. Murray, Bernice
Glousher, Elizabeth Scott,
Minnie Fowler, and Iris
Spading all went into Clinton.
:to help Polly Wiltse celebrate
her 90th birthday. The party
was celebrated at the Ontario
Stmt United Church and
was well attended with many
" friends and relatives gath-
ered to wish Polly a happy
birthday.
The annual spring confer-
ence of the Ontario Associ-
ation of Homes for the Aged
Region #3 was held at Halton
Centennial;Manor, Milton on
Wednesday, April 23rd. -
Residents enjoyed the
organ music of Ed Stiles on
Thursday afternoon. On May
11th, there will be a special
Mother's Day Tea at Huron-
view. All relatives of resi-
dents are invited to come on
Mother's, Day and enjoy a
cup of tea and a cookie in the
afternoon.
The last night of bowling
was Tuesday night; " Men's
high single was Fred, Cousins.
• with 292. Jim Adams was
Zrid high. with 245 and :Fred.
Sawyer was 3rd with 238.
Men's, high, triple was Fred
Cousins with 658. , 'Jim
Adams was 2nd with 637, and
Ray Adams was 3rd with 575.
For the ladies ,Marlene
Cowie wag•high single with
230. She was followed by
Carolyn Whitfield with .219
and Wilda Higgins was 3rd
with 218. • High triple,,vvent to
Carolyn Whitfield with 603.
Marlene Cowie was 2nd high
with 561 and Wilda Higgins
was 3rd with 555.
The winning team for the 3
Team 4-40, No Name Brand-
38, Bad New's Bears 28, Sure
khots 24, and Toilet Bowlers
16.
Gaines over 200 for.the last
night were Jim Adams 226 &• •
245, Fred Cousins 292,
Carolyn Whitfield 219,
Dennis. Newby 231, Marlene
Cowie 230, Wilda Higgins ,
' 218, Brenda Cardiff 20$,
Fred Sawyer 238; Ray Adams
218, Pat. Newby 204.
All in all I think we had a
great year bowling and
everyone' one enjoyed
themselves.I hope to see,
everyone out again next
year. I enjoyed being
secretary for such an
excellent league. I'd like to
Country Companions at 9.
1111 next year. that's all for
the. alleys.. •
Secretary, JudY!kdains
Biusseit 887-9996
Fri. May 2 &Sat. May 3
Myste
Train:
FRIDAY DINNER SPECIAL,
Meat Loaf •
$3.00
Banquet Room for small iveddings;banquets,
private meetings.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY'
MAY 2, 3
' Clint Eastwood in
• EVERY WHICH WAY BUT:LOOSE
Also
HOOPER .•
Starring Burt Reynolds
- [Adult Entertainment]
Housecleaning?
Don't forget to turn in the old eye glasses
for the Lions Eye ,Bank to Boi 153 Brussels.
weeks of playoffs was Poor
Exc-u-u-se. Team members.
were Jim Adams, Fred Post
Cousins, Ruth Sauve, Lennie
•
Quesnelle, Liz Sawyer and Want ads Roxy Jacklin. Final team
standings for the playoffs
were: Poor Exc-u-u-se 43, Phone 887-6641
Brussels lions Club
Sincerely Thank
All those
who participated in any' way
in
The Town and Country Tradefest
Your support was
greatly appreciated
YMP I
remind everynne that the
bowling banquet is; May • 3rd
at the Legion with the dinner
at 7 and an open danceto
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PROGRAMME
• STARTS AT DUSK
CHILDREN IN CARS
(12 Years and Under)
' ADMITTED FREE
THEATRE-OPEN
Fri., Sat. & Sun.
PHONE 338.3121
Programme subject to
unavoidable changes.
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(ioderich on Huron County Road 1. just off High-
way 8. Phone 521-2191.
WELCOMES YOU
AFTERNOON TEA'
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)
DANCE
To the
Swinging Brass
Friday, May 2
B.M.G. Auditorium
LUNCH
$10.00 a couple
SPONSORED BY
Walton Sports Club
887-6914Restouront Brussels
Open from 6 a.m. 7 days a week a
SUPER SPECIAL
fOr .the weekend .
Barbecued Ribs
$2.09
Friday, Saturday & Sunday
Dance
Saturday, May 3
From 9- 1
Music by Country Companions
.at the Brussels Legion
AdMISSidn':- $6.00 per.COUpli
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to MooPill
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Dublin
Wed. - Sat. & Sat. Matinee ikih,
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& the Gorillas 411
Open 7a.m.
Truckers plate special
Bacon & eggs coffee & toast 1:49
Luncheon Special 1.99
Dinner - Two for Price. of One
Every Tuesday 5-8 p.m. Sparerib or
pig tails & Sauerkraut dinners
2 for the price of one $4.50
Every Friday 5-8 p.m.
Fish & Chips
2 for the price of one $4.50
EXOTIC 'DANCER MON.--FRI.
12 - 6 P.M.
Next Week
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