The Brussels Post, 1973-10-10, Page 8
HARRISTON
Drive-In Theatre
PHONE 338412
All Shows
Start at
8 p.m.
And PLAY as. SHOWN on PROGRAM
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY, 12-13
— 3 Features
THE SALZBURG CONNECTION
The story about the worlds top espionage
agents.
VANISHING POINT
The Season's Top Thriller
The Concert for Bangladesh
Adult Entertainment
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ENTERTAMMENT AT
FAMILY. PARADISE
Saturday Nite Oct.,13
'The Blenders
FAMILY PARADISE CAMPING
PARK
IGURE S KA T LNG
Registration date for figure skating
legsoug will be
•:Evenhig, October 12th
from 8 to 10 p.m. in the Library
FEES for 1973-1974 SEASON:
Beginners — $10.00
Juniors — $12.00
Intermediate — $14.00
Senior — $16.00
Plus $1.00 -C.F.S.A, registration fee per skater
Skating lessons will be on THURSDAY
arid notice will be given re -first day
Of skating,
Bret Bauer and David Van Den Berg of Brussels try to pet some Dorset sheep at, the Brussels
lair on Thursday.,
ROSS. MANN
Ross Mann of Bluevale, a
popular country and western
singer for many years on CKNX--
rowds came
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program were: Julie McDonald,
,baton twirling; Cindy Lynn, vocal
solo; step dancing by Debbie
Prior, Patricia Haveman, Karen
McLean and. Ted Elliott; musical
numbers by the -Ding-a-Lings
orchestra, Julie McCall, Susan
Langlois, Carol Wheeler and
Michelle iVicontcheon; the Hen-
derson Sisters vocal trio of Sea-
forth, Debbie, Donna and Darlene;
The Wee -Four, Carol Raymond,
Peggy Gibson, Jean Mair and
Donna Willis also contributed
vocal numbers; Graeme Craig
with his guitar and Ruth Town-
send, Grace and Bill Campbell,
musical numbers; a vocal quar-
tette composed of Barb Mc-
Cutcheon, Sarah Stephenson,
Betty Campbell and Melva Scott;
Carol Raymond, Gwen Berhard •
an d Gail White, pipes and
drum.
Fred. Uhler was Master of
Ceremonies'fOr the evening.
Popular country singer dies.
TV programs, died Tues
Victoria HOPPital, London
many years he had been p
with area, audiences.
Mr. maxin, 55, had IN
for some time. He was
the originators of country
programs at CXNX. Ii
with the CKNX Ranch Bo,
30 yearS and for 16 year.
performed on. Circle H
He also sang for many ye
Barn Dance.
Bluevale Waltz and
Velvet Waltz, recorded by
tern music star Al Cherny,
among song:: he wrote.
RECEPTION a
DANCE
for
Mr., Mrs. GERALD MeA
FRI., OCTOBER 1
Walton Commurn
Hall
Ladies please bring lun
Everybody Welcome
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacklin,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kelling-
ton of Stratford and son, Mr. and
Mrs.Wrn.Xellington sorASteph-
enie Watts and Wm. tl.k s
were visitors of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Kellington and family of
Springfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Gil Standrah
and Nancy of Ottawa, Mr. and'
-Mrs. Norman Johns, Vince and
David of.Area and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Grover of Caledon East
spent the Thanksgiving week end
with Mrs. J. G. Speirs.
Mrs. Gloria Vodden of Lon-
don was a holiday weekend visi-
tor with her mother, Mrs.Lillian
Kerr.
Mr. and. Mrs. John Van Veen
of California have been visiting
with Marinus Van. Veen to attend
the Wedding of their daughter.
Mr. and. Mrs. Rex Richard-
son of Detroit spent Saturday
at the home of their aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs.George Bone-
and their cousin, Mrs. Dorothy
McCauley. They also visited
.in Winghann.
Mrs. Hank TenPast left Wed-
nesdaY of this week, with her
father
'
Marinus Van ..Veen and
.her sisters for a three week
vacation in Holland.
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Edgar,
Debbie and Marcia of Stratford,
Mr. arid Mrs.jim Edgar,Shelley
and Duane of Listowel were
Thanksgiving visitors with Mrs.
W. Edgar.
Bill McDowell Of Brampton,
a former Brussels resident, was
in Brussels last weekend calling
On friends here:'
Mr. and MrS. RUSSel Vex of
LondOn have been visitors with
BrUSSelS relatiVea. They At.
tended Brussels Fair and hiS
talietN 90th birthday oeie
bratien.
Brussels friendS of Jack Mc-
Dowell of London, were sorry to
learn of the recent death of his .
Wife, •
Mr. and Mrs. baviti Kennedy
and sans Michael and Mark, were
Thanksgiving Monday visitors
with their parents, Mr. and MrS.
R. W. keuuedy.,
Mr. and Mra, Murray Moore
Of Ashlands, Wisconsin have
been visitors with Mr. and. Mrs,
i Thomas Finch and were among
thoSe Who Attended Brussels fair.
Dr. and Mrs. ,T. G. stepheue
and fithily Of kitdhener Spent
thidikSgitring With their itiother i
stetiliefid.
Jack Rutledge .of Welland
spent the Thanksgiving: 'week end
With B11166616 relatives..
• BRUSSELS Pat; 60'66E1 10i
Country Wally
The Maitland Trio
NO
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from Goderic-h
SUNDAY - LOUNGE OPEN
with Entertainment
Good food on the menu.
ENTERTAINMENT:
AT THE'
NEW AMERICAN HOTEL.
BRUSSELS ,ONT.
Friday and Saturday. Night
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Entertainment at
The Queen's Hotel
Brussels
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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OPTIMIST OF BRUSSELS
Shooting Match
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14th
12:30 p.m. sharp
On the VVaily Black Farm
1/4 mile North of Brussels on Brussels
Huron Road 12 and 1% miles West
on the 4th of Morris
SHOT GUNS and 22's (Open Sights)
. For TURIMYS and HAMS
Proceeds for Youth Wo-rk Everyone Welcome