The Brussels Post, 1975-03-26, Page 1090 YEARS YOUNG — This happy lady has
something to smile about. Mrs. Minnie Laybourne
celebrated her 90th birthday Saturday at Callander
Nursing Home. She was born in the Port Albert area
and is the only remaining member of a family of six
girls. (Photo by Langlois)
Canoe Race
South Western
Championships
Sponsored by Brussels Lions Club
Saturday, March 29th, 1975
Race begins in Ethel at 1:30 p.m. on Maitland River.
Finishes at Lions. Park, Brussels..
'Professional Class:
Max length 18' 6" min. beam 33" with 3" rise at 27"
1st place $75.00; 2nd. $50.00; 3rd $25.00
Men's Amateur:
Max length 16', no racing hulls
1st., 2nd. and 3rd. place trophies
Couples' Amateur:
Same specifications as Men's Amateur Class.
At least 5 Canbea enuat register fOr each to run the race:
Special. Touring Class:
Everyone is welcome to .paddle. the Maitland and support our Brussels Lions Club:.
Fat irikethiatiOn. Call Greg Cowan 512410,9042 . or 887.9342
ladies Curling came to a close
with the girls playing for the
Molter Scott Memorial Cup. They
played two 8 end games with
Frances Bremner and her team
coming out on top. Other
members on her rink were
Yvonne Knight vice, Linda.
, Patterson, second and Velma
Carol Wheeler and Michelle
'WcCutcheon competed in Sarnia
)n the weekend representing the
Wingliam Figure Skating Club.
Carol was successful in winning
;first place in her flight of 10 • i ;katers. This qualified her for the
i Thais in which she placed second,
t ? tdding another ribbon and medal
o her collection. Michelle placed
' ' ourth in her flight out of 10.
Carol also skated in a pairs set
vith Blaine Moore of Wingham
vinning first place and a trophy.
Next competiton for the -girls is
• ' A North Bay this Easter
veekend.
15 Members of the Brussels
'i ?igure Skating Club spent .their
i. winter break at figure skating
chool in Walkerton. Tests were
vied at the Hanover and
Valkerton arenas on Friday and
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Locking lead.
2nd. Aileen Mutter and rink
3rd. Nora Stephenson and rink
4th Wilma Rathwel and rink
The ladies enjoyed a wine and
cheese party at the conclusion of
the games and prizes were given
to the top teams.
Sunday respectively and results
were as follows.
Preliminary Figures - Bonnie
Evans, Chris Cossitt.
First Figures - Cindy Evans,
Leanne Cossitt.
Dances - Preliminary, Dutch
Waltz - Chris Cossitt; Swing
Dance, Patricia Haveman.
Junior Bronze - Ten-Fox - Jill
McCutcheon, Cindy Evans.
Senior Bronze - Fourteen Step -
Leanne Cossitt.
Brodhagen
Community
Centre
CABARET
DANCE
LincoInGreen
April 26th
$2 per person
On the recommendation of
'their building and property
committee, the Huron Perth .
Roman Catholic School Board set
priorities for renovations and
construction for 1975 at their
meeting Monday night
in Seaforth.
First on the list is a general
purpose room and change rooms
at St. Patrick's , Kinkora, at an
approximate cost of $90,000. Next
the board plans, a library resource
room,. change rooms, a health
room and making an adminis-
trative area out of the existing
resource centre at St. Boniface,
Zurich, at a cost of about
$102,000.
, If there is' a sufficient surplus
left after these two projects are
completed, renovations will be
made to the existing main
entrance at St. patrick's, Dublin,
to provide a library resource area.
Priorities were based on five:
year enrolment forecasts which
show a declining enrolment in all
the board's schools.
,At St. Patrick's, Kinkora, the
forecast shows enrolment going
down from 203 in 1974 to 140 in
1979. At St. Boniface, enrolment
may decline from 243 to 181. At
Winners of the Laides March
Draw. First with Sue Gowing,
skip; Mary Tenpas , vice; Leona
McDonald, 'Second; Mildred
Travis, Lead. Tied for second
place, Janet Locking , skip; Nora
Stephenson, vice; Edna Pearson,
second; Dale Finch, lead; Edyth
Warwick, skip; Wilmer Rathwell,
vice; Betty Cardiff, second; Jean
Blake, lead.
Card Party
100F Hall
Thurs., March 27
Admission 75'
Lunch served
Everyone Welcome
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Royal Canadian Legion
ow— DANCE
Saturday, March 29th
Brussels Legion Hall
Music by: — BLENDERS
Dancing from 9p.m. - 1a.m.
Admission:— '3' per couple
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Figure skaters are success
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Bremner rink wins ladies' curling
HPRCSS sets
1975 priorities
St. Patrick's, Dublin, the drop
may be from 191 to 141 pupils.
At St. . Jarnes',Seaforth,
enrolment may decline from 191
to 125 over five years while at St.
Columban School it may go from
100 to 68.
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THE BRUSSELS POST MARCH 26, 1976