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The Brussels Post, 1981-03-25, Page 121981 KX 125 1981 YZ 125 Come to the movies at SPRING SELETHON Saturday, March 29th 9 AM-9 PM Come in and compare our prices on the 1981 Yamaha & Kawasaki Motorcycles. $1,549." SAVE '300. OIL SPARK PLUGS SNOWMOBILE ACCESSORIES 20 % OFF 40 % OFF Suits, Boots, Helmets MOVIE LISTINGS 50 % OFF • KENNY ROBERTS • MIKE DUFF (World Roadrace Champion) (Canadian Roadrace Champ) • SATAN'S CHOICE •LAND SPEED RECORD • SURVIVAL ON THE STREET $1,449.00 SAVE '300. Thank You We would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers for their patronage to us over the past 3 years as agents for Imperial Oil Ltd. Thanks again, PAUL AND BARBARA MUTTER Continued from page 12 sels a 2-0 lead in the series iwth the third game to be played in Brussels on. Wed Mar 25 at 8:00 p.m. PEE WEE The Brussels Pee Wee team are now playing inithe goderich Pee Wee tourna- ment. On Sat. Mar. 21 Brussels played Huron Park in the first game. They beat Huron Park 12-1. Scoring for Brussels were Dean Wheeler 3, Marty Rutledge 2, Shawn Bremner 2 with single goals going to Wayne Wheeler, Sean Kieffer, David Wheeler Mike Saxon and Paul Tolton. Assists going to Shawn Bremner, Mike Saxon, Rob Zimmer, Paul Tolton, Mike Vader, Marty Rutledge and Dean Wheeler. In the second game of the day Brussels played Tees- water. In a very exciting hockey game Brussels came out the winner scoring a 6-5 win over Teeswater. In the first two periods Teeswater out-scored Brussels 2-1 with NOVICE Dean Wheeler getting Brus- On Wednesday night the sels goal from Wayne Wheel- ;.Brussels novice had a fun er. In the third period Paul tight to end their hockey Tolton scored from David eason with a game against Wheeler and Mary Rutledge he;:parents. The boys came making the score 3-2. Then utk,victorious defeating the Teeswater scored. Brussels parents 4-1. Now, sonic of the then came back with goals tiarents might have some from Dean Wheeler assisted ...different ideas about the by David Wheeler and Sean A,9r;Fiput I am sure the boys Kieffer from Wayne Wheeler '-'41111-say the score is correct. This now tied the game. They then got together for Teeswater came back with a nch upstairs after the game. goal to go ahead 5-4, With 2 minutes left in the game Brussels came back with a goal from Marty Rutledge assist by David Wheeler to tie the game. With 45 sec- onds left in the game Dean Wheeler scored assisted by Marty Rutledge and Wayne Wheeler. Brussels now ad- vanced to the semi-finals on Friday Mar. 27 at 4:20. ATOMS The Brussels Atoms play- ed in the Brussels Optimist Tournament on Saturday. They played their first game against Ripley with Ripley defeating Brussels 9-1. On Sunday Brussels played El- ma Logan with Brussels defeating Elma Logan 2-1. This put Brussels in Consola- tion Championship against Rockton. Rockton defeated Brussels 4-1. The Atoms still have one tournament in Mildmay on April. 4. It doesn't happen often, but it can happen. You see or hear an advertisement that seems to be throwing you a pitch that's mislead- ing, even false. But you'rejust not sure. To know, you need a copy of the rules. They're the Canadian Code of Advertising Standards. And every advertiser has to play by them, The Code is set by us, the Advertising Standards Council — an organization of industry and public representatives setup to establish and enforce truth, honesty, accuracy and fairness in advertising, If any advertisement bends or breaks the rules, we make sure it is revised or discontinued, Should the advertisement in ques- tion not contravene the rules, we still notify the'advertiser of your concern. • So if you have any questions, comments or complaints about advertising, direct them to us. And if you want to know What's fair or unfair in advertising, write for your free rule booklet. Advertising Standards Council 1240 Bay Street, Suite 302 Toronto, Ontario. M5R 2A7 TO KNOW WHAT'S RIGHT IN ADVERTISING, WRITE FOR THE RULES. Ever thought an ad was throwing you a curve? . .......... ed in grouping of 6 large tables and the meal, consist- ing of Irish stew, and assort- ment of different kinds of pies, was served country style. This makes a pleasant change from having to line up for trays. Wednesday afternoon the Brussels Women's Institute were here to help us cele- brate all March birthdays. The audience enjoyed the solos by Mrs. Van Vliit. An orchestra consisting of How- the chapel assisted by Mrs. and Smith, James Adams, Elsie Henderson at the organ Archie and Pearl Mann play- The choir sang "God's Way" ed some lively tunes. Cup- with Mr. Nelson Lear and cakes and tea were served to Mr. Cecil Skinner taking part the Residents. Mrs. Beatrice in the duet. Their second Young thanked the enter- number was Love, Wonder- tainers and the Women's ful Love. Institute for a most enjoyable The hymn sing led by Dick afternoon on behalf of the Roorda was held on Sunday Residents. evening. Wilson McCart- Rev. Austin Ged ke con- ney's musical group enter- ducted Bible Study in the tamed with Old Tyme Music Chapel on Thursday after- on Monday afternoon. noon. St. Patrick Day was well Huronview would like to celebrated at Huronview welcome Pauline Shkrabuik with the main diningroom from Hensall, Mildred Walk- decked out in shamrocks and er from Bayfield, Grace Van Irish hats. We ate the noon Loo from Clinton and Russell meal with the tables arrang- Bentley from Clinton. Grace Peck, Iris Sparling, Ethel Elder, Margaret Mit- chell, Verda. Beckler, Beat- • rice Young, Alma David, Leah Currie, Mary Ross, Elsie Henderson, Jennie Chesney and Bernice Glousher along with staff members enjoyed the Lunch- eon and and Fashion Show at the Knox Presbyterian Church in Goderich on Wes- nesday afternoon. Rev. Wittich conducted Sunday morning service in H & N DAIRY' SYSTEMS LTD. Sales, Service 8 installation of pipelines & milking parlours R.R.4 WALTON 887-6063 Al2 — THE BRUSSELS POST, MARCH 25, 1981 ------ Midgets lose at Crewel on display Wingham tourney make a thousand people stop What's exciting enough to see their crewel work for their normal day-to-day rou- Embroidered pillows, - everyone is yourself, welcome. There is no admis., pillows, pie- sion charge. tines? The answer is a new- tures and many other articles found leisure-time activity. will be displayed for public A record-breaking number viewing at the Open Houses. of Huron County people took You are welcome to attend the Crewel Embroidery the three-hour program in course last fall and this your area. As well, there will • d • Ontario Ministry of Agricul- program on mounting and uronview bles spring. Sponsored by the be a special display at each ture and Food, this course framing techniques to pro was open to all community vide additional information „ enjoy fashion groups. And now, you can and inspiration for all visitors, Firemen show in Goderich win Atwood tug of war Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Congratulations to . Grey Twp. Fireman who won the tug-of-war contest held in Atwood recently. They also entered a team in the Dart Tournament sponsored by the Wingham firefighters . March 14th. Twelve teams were entered and the Grey team, (captain) Gordon Engel, Bob Alexander, Stew- art Steiss and John Engel, won the A trophy. PERSONALS Mrs. George Smith and children, Toronto, are spend- ing a week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Steven- son Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Barnes, London, visited Mrs. Ida Gordon on the weekend. Mrs. Calvin Cameron and Miss Emylene Steiss visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ant Nicholls, Atwood. There were 22 tables play- ing at the Foresters' card party on Friday night in the Community centre. Tickets had been sold recently on a draw fgt. a chesterfied and chair set donated by Acklin- Smith upholstery, a salad set by Danner Hdwe. and a radio by Imperial Esso. First prize was won by Norma Martin, Listowel, second by Shirley Clark and third by Gertie Bolger. Dennis Wick and Gordon Elliott also had lucky tickets. Recepts from the draw were $190 and are for Cancer research. Prizes for the euchre were donated by Stephenson's Grocery, Brussels Apple Orchard, Royal Bank, Cgrdiff and Mulvey, Smiths' Red and White, Listowel, Jack and Jean Conley, Bert and Grace van Donkcrsgoed, Doug and Wilma Rathwell, and Carol Stevenson. The following won prizes; high gent- Earl Mills, low gent- Donald Perrie; high lady- Mildred Gill; low lady- Donna Saxon; half way score (65)- Lenora Mills, Gordon Hulley; lone hands- Bev Mitchell, Maurice Honey- ford. high lady playing as a man- Loretta Feener; three table prizes, door prizes- Elizabeth Sawyer, Nancy Conley, Jim Feener; birthday- Lloyd Smith, Doug Conley. The Hall Board are holding a euchre on Friday night of this week, March 27th. Every- body welcome. Open house dates and times are: Wingham - Monday, March 30, 1981, 7-10p.m. St, An- drew's Presbyterian Church 7‘tcr - Tuesday, March 31, 1981, 7-10 p.m. Masonic Hall, Clinton - Wednesday, April 1, 1981, 7-10 p.m. Ontario Street United Church.