The Brussels Post, 1973-06-20, Page 8ENTERTAINMENTi.
AT THE
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BRUSSELS, ONT.
Friday and Saturday Night
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QUEEN'S HOTEL
Entertainment at BRUSSELS SMILEY'S HAVEN
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS
The. Tex Noble Show
Roller
Skating.
every Sunday
and Wedhoday
Brussels. Arena
7,15 p.m, 9t30 pan,
Sponsored by
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SATURDAY, JUNE 23rd
Brussels Legion Hall
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rubbish until it can , and should,
be, relegated to a place where
it will not disfigure the land-
scape or offend the sight of
others.
Again
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Brussels residents are
being disturbed in the early
morning hours by car drivers
who apparently consider the
village street a drag strip. The
sounds of roaring motors and
screaming, smoking tires alarm
people. It was brought to our
attention that on Friday night of
last week this kind of per-
formance was in full swing.
We were hopeful that this kind
of reckless driving behaviour was
not going to become a problem
again this year. Ills remarkable
that some of these speed freaks
have not killed themselves or
someone else.
* * * * *
The Brussels Legion Pipe
Band are holding their Highland
Ball on Saturday, June 23rd.
This colorful annual event should
attract a large crowd. If you
are fortunate enough to own a
kilt wear it and any other Scot-
tish insignia you may have. Join
in the merriment and support
the Legion Band who are in need
of increased funds to purchase
the appropriate atixe for the
'new members of-tato:1.nd.
* * * * * *
This is Senior Citizens Week
with the excellent slogan ["Living
Is Ageless". Being a Senior
Citizen does not mean you are
ready to be shoved aside from
the mainstream of life. Many
have accomplished great things
in their later years. One should
not slump into an easy chair
and lose interest in life but keep
going. The human body is like
a machine. If it is not used,
kept active, like a machine, it
becomes rusty, so to speak. Keep
your interest and keep active.
"Living Is Ageless!"
• * * * * * *
June is Dairy Month. Some-
how this seems to underline the
loss of the Brussels Dairy and
Creamery, so long a part of the
Brussels business community. A
good many residents are some-
what apathetic about the closing,
not actually realizing the effect
on this village. There will be
fewer wage earners. Farmers,
who for years have brought their
cream and milk here must now
dispose of it elsewhere, which,
no doubt, will mean loss of
business here. There will also
be a loss of tax revenue.
PLAN TO ATTEND
ATWO OD LIONS
CANADA DAY
CELEBRATION
JULY 2nd
Atwood
Comxnunity Centre
CHICKEN B-B-Q
4:30 p.m.
— PARADE 7 p.m. --
Miss Atwood Lions
at 8 p.m.
— DANCE 9:30-1
BUNCO —GAMES— BOOTH I
1 DRAW for $2,000
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izititti, JUNE
weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Harkness, Nancy and Debbie of
Oshawa; Mr. and Mrs. George H.
Campbell of Listowel; Mr. and
Mrs. Morris Campbell, Heather,
Holly, Harmony and Scott of
Hespeler- Cambridge; and. Mr.
OBITUARY
GERSHOM N. JOHNSTON
Gershom N. Johnston passed
away at his home in Wingham on
Tuesday, June 12, in his 80th year.
Beloved husband of Ella Elliott,
Dear father of Donalda, Mrs.
Stewart Smith, Kitchener; Ariel,
Mrs. Charles Wood, Egmond-
vile; Kenneth, Victoria, B.C.;
Lois, mrs. Ross McMichael, Sea-
forth ; June, Mrs. Ted Robinson,
Auburn; James, Listowel; Alice,
Mrs. Clarence Ritchie, Lucknow;
Jack, St. Paul's. She is also
survived by two sisters, Esther,
Mrs. James Moore, Toronto;
Beatrice, Mrs. Fred Mcpherson,
Wingham; thirty-one grand-
children and sixteen great-
grandchildren. He was prede-
cea'sed by two sons, Elliott and
William.
Beigrave L.O.L. #462 held a
service on Thursday evening at
the S.J. Walker Funeral Home,
Wingham.
Funeral services were con- '
ducted by Rev. Barry Passmore
at Wingham United Church on
June 15, 1973, at 2 p.m. Inter-
ment was in Wingham Cemetery.
Pallbearers were' Jim
Robinson, Doug Smith, Dwight
Smith, Bill Wood and Rick
Wood. Flowerbearers were:
Larry McMichael, Ken wood,
Paul Johnston, Steven Ritchie,
Donald Ritchie and David John-
ston.
SUNDAY EVENING MATINEE 4 to 7 p.m.
— Good Food on the Menu
Mrs. Gloria YOdden0fLondon and Mrs. Laurie Cousins and Jan
was a weekend visitor with her of LondOn•
mother, Mrs, James Kerr. Stanley Wheeler, is Confined,
Visiting at the home of M. to Wingham and District Has-
and Mrs. Ivan Campbell on the sAltai where he underwent sur-
gery last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Terhu$11
and daughter Kimberly have re-
turned to Norman, Oklahoma
after visiting their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Parker, Their
daughter Kristin, who has been
visiting her grandparents for the
past four weeks, returned home
with her parents.
Mrs. pearl wheeler is a
patient in Wingham arid District
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bronson
of Oakville were recent week-end
guests with Mr and Mrs.. D. A.
Rann. Mrs. F)rbnson remained
for a week to visit with friends
and attended, the 40th birthday
anniversary of Morning Star
Rebekah Lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Straty-
chuk who have been residents
here for some years left this week
to live in Listowel.
Carl Graber, Sr., who was
hospitalized for several weeks
was able to return home last
week.
Mrs. H. W. Stephens returned
home from a weelefs visit with her
son, Dr. Jim Seephens in
chener.
Recently Susan Langlois and
Carol wheeler entertained for
the Forester Club in Atwood.
They danced three Highland and
two step dance numbers.
Susan Langlois competed at
the Kitchener Highland dancing
at Doon Village. She received
a gold medal 1st for the Sean
Triubhas and a bronze 3 for the
sword dance.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelling-
ton and son of Stratford spent
Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Ida Galbraith, Toronto,
and Mrs. George Galbraith,
Wingham , visited friends in the
village last week.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT
FAMILY PARADISE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 24
SILVER STRINGS also MAITLAND
VALLEY REGION H.A.S.C.
Antique car show, weather permitable,
2 4 pan.
FAMILY PARADISE CAMPING
PARK
Don't forget Saturday Night Dances