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Admission $3.511
Children in Cars
(12 Years and Under)
ADMITTED FREE
programme subject to
unavoidable changes.
Phone 338-3121
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
October 2, 3
Nice Dream
.Starring Cheech & Chong
—PLUS—
"6" of the most bizarre murders you will ever see"
Happy Birthday to me
Starring Glenn Ford and Melissa Sue Anderson
SUNDA Y October 4 only
Naughty Freshman
—ALSO—
Train Station Pickup
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The Brussels Arthritis Society
will hold their canvass on
October 5
you will be canvassed in Brussels, by the
Brussels Leo Club: A canvass will also be
made in Ethel and Belgrave. Rural areas will
be canvassed by postal walk.
Registration and Exchange
--- FINAL
Friday, October 2nd
at
The B.M.G. Community Centre 7-9 p.m.
for
Registration Hockey, Ringette
Exchange To Pick-up articles not
sold and or cash.
Attention
Veterans
Ex-Service Men and
Women and Dependents
The Boa' Canadian Legion Service Bureau Officer
CLARE WALL
Provincial Service Officer of London
will he, visiting in the area
Anyone wishing information, advice or assistance,
regarding:
la) War Disahilit Pension;
'hi Treatment for entitled veterans;
ici Applicatien for Benevolent Funds,
)d) Appeals fq.,.iinst adverse original application for
War Veterans and Widows Allowance,
is requested to contact the Service Officer
not later than
October3, 1981
To arrange an interview,
Mr. Ross Bennett
Service Officer
it.g. #3
Walton, Ontario
Phone 887-9069
THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 30, 1981 — A15
People we know
THE CHAMPS The Stumblebums were the
winners of the Industrial Ladies Slo-Pitch
League trophy this year. In the front row are
Marlene Rutledge. (assistant captain), Sandra
Machan, Vicki Leis and Dianne Elston. In the
back row are Barb Watts, Danica Webster,
Maxine Houston, Joan Cardiff and captain Ruth
Lowe. (Photo by Langiois)
Minor Hockey
General Meeting
Tuesday,
October 6
8 p.m.
B.M,G. Community Centre
FOR THE PURPOSE OF Electing Officers
for 1981-82 and
TO ACCEPT those names which are
interested in coaching a team for this season.
IF THERE IS NO INTEREST SHOWN FOR
EITHER, THE PRESENT HOCKEY
EXECUTIVE WILL CONSIDER
CANCELLING THE HOCKEY PROGRAM
FOR THE YEAR.
Both Coaches and executive are needed for a
continuing winter program
The many friends of Mrs.
Lloyd Humphries of Palmer-
ston were sorry to hear of her
recent death. She was a
former resident of Brussels, ,
Jean McDonald, daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs.T. L.
McDonald, She will be great-
ly missed in Palmerston
where she was active in the
work of her church and many
other organizations.
Neil Turnbull of Calgary,
Alberta, visited recently wth
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Turnbull of Hanover and
Brussels 4-H
learns to de-bone
chicken
At the home of leader
Edna McLellan the first
meeting of the Brussels
4-H Club. New officers were
chosen. Peggy McLellan is
president and Brenda Weber
is vice-president.
Members learned how to
grade chickens and good
handling practices. They
were taught the sharpening
of the knife as well as the
different types. The bone
structure and parts were
filled in on sheet. Members
learned how to debone a
chicken by demonstration
observation and then trial
and error.
other relati yes in this. com-
munity. The Turnbull's cele-
brated their parents 45 wed-
ding anniversary with a fam-
ily dinner.
Mrs. Mary Frayne and
IvIrs..Eugene Frayne of Goder
-ich visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Martin,
Mrs. Adeline Smith has
been a visitor with Mr. and
Mrs. Larry Latin of Hanover,
John Wheeler has returned
home after having a second
eye implant at Victoria
Hospital in London.
Hannam to speak
The annual, banquet and
meeting of the Hun County
Federation of AgOctklture this
year features the\pat presi-
dent of the OFA, ' Peter
Hannam as its guest speaker,
speaking on the Canadian
Grain Council. The pork \ ban-
quet and meeting will be held
on Thursday, October 8 at\7
p.m., in the Hensall Arena:
Tickets are $7 per person and
available from any regional
director or the Vanastra
HCFA office, phone 482-9642
Tickets must be purchased by
October 2.
SATURDAY
Assorted Chinese Food
tAtoe
elec."' FRIDAY c0/4
Rib-Eye Steak .4
A) Olympia e
`1,Restaurant
Brussels 887-6914
SUNDAY
Fish Plate
"NEW"
at
J.R.FS Shake Shoppe
Variety Et Gas Bar
"SANDWICHES"
Tuna, Luncheon Meat, Egg Salad, Ham, Cooked
Salami, Lettuce & Cheese
"Special"
Maxwell House to oz. Coffee 5.39
Red Rose Orange Pekoe
OPEN DAILY Tea 1.78
Shake Shoppe Hours.
Mori Thurs.11:00 a.m. - 0:00 p.m.
Fri. Sat. ' 10:30 a.m. 11:00
Sun. 10:30 a.m. ,10:00 p.m.
Variety tt Gas Bar
Hours.
Mon.-thura. 6:30 a.m.., 4:00 p.m.
6:30 a.m, - 11:00
Sun., 9:06 A.M, • 10:00 p.M.
COME AND HELP
TO CELEBRATE
The 125th
Anniversary
of
GREY TOWNSHIP
Music by Lincoln Green
Saturday,
October 10
B. M, & G. Community Centre
Dancing 9-1 Reminiscing Room 7-1
Price $4.00 per person
Tickets available Municipal Office,
Council Members and Grey Recreation Board
Mem berS or for information call 887-6868