The Brussels Post, 1974-02-06, Page 8With the lifting of the quarantine on Monday morning,
programs during the week were back on schedule.
Marie Flynn of Clinton assisted Mary Taylor, Norman Speir
and Jerry Collins to provide the Old. Ty me Music for M
onday's get-together along with volunteers from the Clinton
Christian Reform Church.
The Blyth W.I. were hosts on Wednesday for the January
Birthday Party. The twenty-six celebrants were presented
with gifts, following the program. Mrs. John Hesselwood,
President of the Institute was M.C. for the afternoon and
introduced the following members: a sing-a-long led by Mrs.
Campbell accompanied by Mrs. Richmond; vocal solos by
Debbie Hicks accompanied by Mrs. McDougall; Mr. and Mrs.
Calvert Falconer showed coloured slides of places of interest
in the Blyth area and across Canada. Gaily decorated cup
cakes and tea were served to 150 residents and guests by the
ladies. Norman Speir one of the celebrants, thanked those
responsible for the party.
Jim Lawrie of Blyth arranged and introduced a special
Bobbie Burns program for "Family Night" on January 24th.
Mrs. Norma Daer was piano accompanist for the evening with
dance numbers by Karen Glousher, Kim Craig and Pat •
Stackhouse: songs by Bill and Mary Marsh, harmonica
selections by Lloyd Waldem, Harvey McDowall and Jim
Lawrie. Administrator Chester Archibald, a patriot of Robbie
Burns, thanked the entertainers on behalf of everyone.
The Rythm Band from Goderich Psychiatric Hospital with
Gordon Harrison as leader and piano accompanist, provided
the "Family Night" program. Shorty Munro M.C. for the
evening, introduced the numbers which included selections
by the band, vocal solos and duets, marimba solos, a mouth
organ and violin trio and the Charleston. Miss Ida
Cunningham expressed the appreciation of the residents for
the fine hour of music.
25 Year jewels presented
People we know
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull with Mrs. G. Chi ow
are holidaying in Florida. Mr. and Mrs. W, W. Smith
returned last week after visiting
Mrs, George Jutzi, who has for a few days wi t h Toronto
been a patient in Wingham and relatives.
District Hospital, returned home Mr, and Mrs: EdwinMartin
last week. visited on. Saturday with Mrs. L.
Mrs. J. W. Fischer is a patient McInnis and Mrs. N. Taylor of
in Listowel Hospital. Exeter. They were also visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Harper Wood of with Mr. and Mrs. John Tooth
Mitchell were Sunday visitors and family, Toronto, on Sunday.
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The 101st Annual .'Meeting of the Company will
be held in the Township Hall, Gorrie,
FRIDAY FEBRUARY 22, 1974
at 1 :30 p.m. to
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Brussel Lions Polar - Daize
FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY
I.O.O.F. HALL
Thurs.,,Feb. 14th
8:30 p.m.
Admission: 75 cents
Janda Served
EverYone Welcome
Sponsored by
Western Star Lodge
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22
8:00 P.M. Variety Contest' Brussels Public
School
10:30 P.M. Torch lite Parade and Christmas
tree bonfire at fair grounds.
Parade starts at Legion Hall. Lunch
booth at Palace.
SATURDAY,FEBRUARY 23 -
2:00 P.M. Polar Dip at Lions Park
2:30 P.M. Down hill Thunder Mug Races.
Lions Park.
3:00 P.M. Canoe Races - starting at Lions Park
to dam and back.
4:00 P.M. Chi!drens 'Skating Races at Arena.
9:00 P.M. Polar Dance, Arena Ice Surface. •
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24 -
1:30 P.M. Snowmobile Races at Fair
Grounds.
MONDAY,FEBRUARY 25 -
9:00 A.M. Lions,Curling Bonspiel . Arena.
9:00 P.M. Draw for Snowmobile. Tickets
available from any Lions Club
Member.
BRUSSELS POST" FEBRUARY 6, 1974
15 tables
There were 15 tables in play at
the card party sponsored by
Western Star Lodge in the
1.0.0.F. Hall on Thursday
evening.
Prize winners were: High Lady
- Mrs. Elsie Evans; Low Lady, -
Miss Luella Mitchell; High Man -
Norman Hoover; Low Man - John
Conley. The draw for the ham
was won by Mrs. M arguerite
Crawford.
Lunch served by the
Oddfellows brought a pleasant
.ocial evening to a close.
The next card party will be held
on February 14th.
District Deputy Grand Master
Alex Meikle of Exeter presented
25 Year Jewels to Brothers Jack
Mitchell, Ross Nichol, Mac Shaw,
Jack Bowman and Douglas
Hemingway of Western Star #149
1.0.0.F. Lodge at their meeting
on Thursday night.
Mr. Meikle discussed the
United Nations Speaking Contest
to be held in February and the
new eye testing machine which
the Huron County Lodges are
donating to the County Health
Curlers win
in Wingham
Brussels Curlers won 2nd prize
in Wingham at the annual OPP
Bonspiel. The rink included skip -
Max Oldfield; Vice- Bill Beacom;
2nd Jack Bryans; Lead - Gordon
Stephenson.
Unit.
A special guest was • District
Deputy Grand Master Elmer Lee
of District #12.
Other guests were present from
Brucefield and Exeter. FEB. 16th — Optimists
Lunch was served by members • Vs. Ritchie's Rockets
of the host lodge.
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Optimists vs.
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8:00 p.m.
SAT., FEB. 9th
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Entertainment at
The Queen's Hotel
Brussels
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS
Crystal Rainbow from Kitchener
Sunday Matinee:--- By Tex Noble
Good Food on the Menu