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The Brussels Post, 1975-07-16, Page 7 DIFFERENT PROGRAM EVERY NIGHT Thursday Friday Saturday MARVELLE Internatronal comedy Magician who has appeared In Many world Centres including China dnd on TV in Canada.i Ordain and the U.S.A.In IWO shows at 8;36 p.m. dnd tei p.m. TONY NORBERT. featured In an accdrdlon and drum dct that keeps you hurt-titling and your Idea tapping', as he presents a medley of 5riglith. High and Scotch nuMbers al 9 p.m. and 10-36 p.rn. THE HUMMING BIRDS - popular tour piece group featuring Country Western and. Rack and Roll. You'll enjoy every Minute of these versatile Musicians as they go all out to entertain you al 9' p hi and 10:30 P.M I .1;; 1: CHANGING SHOES — Were not sure why, but Dwayne Evans and pals Grant Evans and Kelly Bauer (out of picture) were changing their shoes on the sidewalk one day when the Post photographer ran across them. Just another way of passing summer holiday tirne, we guess. (Photo by Pat Langlois) Going to Africa JOHN ANDREW RUTLEDGE John Rutledge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rutledge of Brussels graduated the 30th of May 1975 from Fanshawe College in London, with a diploma in Architectural Technology. Since graduation he has been draftsman for Royal Homes Ltd., Wingham. John has accepted a two year posting withCUSO. He leaves for Masha, Nigeria sometime in August to teach secondary school drafting. SEAFORTH LIONS 40th Annual Summer 3 BIG NIGHTS- 3 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY July 17- 19 SEAFORTH LIONS PARK SEAFORTH *Monster Bingo -4 Kids Fish Pond *Games Chance * Ferris ▪ Merry,go,round • Penny 'Soto. ▪ Midwoy. Refreshment Booth Adniit -tion is FREE Parking available 00 8 1 per car THE BRUSSELS PbST JULY iSt 19 5 SUNDAY, JULY 20 THE SPENCER FAMILY Dynamic Singing Group From Toronto 8:00 P.M. Huron Men's Chapel AUBURN EVIL PREVAILS.- WNEU (O615 MEN 6 -6 NOTHING Brussels Stockyard Report. The market at Brussels Stockyards Friday, July 11th traded steady with fewer choice cattle on offer. Stockers traded higher'and a heavy supply of pigs were slightly lower. Choice Steers - 50.00 to 51.50, Good Steers - 48,00 to 50.00. A steer consigned by Earl Johnston of R.R.4, Walkerton weighing 1240 lbs. sold for 51.50. A steer consigned by George Wheeler of Brussels weighing 1240 lbs, sold for 51.50 with his offering of 54 steers averaging 1118 lbs. selling for an overall price of 50.60. Fifteen steers consigned by Bob Alexander of Ethel averaging 1286 lbs. sold for 51.20 with his offering of 30 steers averaging 1245 lbs. near the 51.00 mark. A steer consigned by Carman Hayden of R.R.3, Goderich, weighing 1170 lbs; sold for 51,25. A steer consigned, by Wm. Hayden of Goderich weighing 1210 lbs. sold for 51.00 with his offering of 6 steers averaging 1130 lbs. selling for 50.65. Eighteen steers consigned by Maple Emblem Farms of Dungannon averaging 1204 lbs. sold for 50.35. Seven steers consigned by Earl Cox of R.R.2, Goderich averaging 1044 lbs, sold for 50.50. A steer consigned by Don Culbert of Dungannon weighing 1160 lbs. sold for 50.50. Seven steers consigned by Blake Alton of R.R.2, Lucknow averaging' 1074 lbs. sold for 50.40. Two steers consigned by Ross Cunningham of Ethel averaging 1174 lbs. sold for 50.40. Seven steers consigned by Jim Cranbrook WMS hears about Scott mission Correspondent assisted Mrs. McNair Mrs. Mac Engel refreshments. Mrs. Stuart McNair was Mrs. Mary Barr • and Mrs. hostess for the regular monthly Bruce Cummins, Toronto, spent meeting of the W.M.S. with the past week holidaying at the eleven ladies present, Mrs. Mac ,home of Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Engel read an article from the Stevenson. Glad Tidings on the song . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn spent Whole New Me", The topic given the weekend at Bloomingdale and by Mrs. Gordon Engel dealt with Macy's Bay. "Tyndale House" in Montreal, Mr. Ted Szarek arid Miss Judy K.C.C. Osaka, P ort Harcourt, Arthur, Kitchener, visited on the Nigeria, also using pictures and a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. quiz. Erin Mills west of Toronto is George Szarek. shared by several churches of Mr. Carman Fischer and friend different denominations. Mrs. visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Strickler assisted Stanley Fischer. Engel in telling of their visit to A pleasant reunion for the Evangel Hall, and Scott Mission Oriental Tour Group was held at while on the recent bus trip the home of Mrs. Lytle Gordon by Mr. and Mrs. A. Fisher's team sponsored by Stratford, with Mrs. Elwood Roe, Atwood, Presbyterial of the. W.M.S. Mrs. as co-hostess. Thirty-two were Earl Dunn presided for the present coming from Ottawa, business, Roll call was London, Talbotville, Dorchester, "Dominion". the secret ary, Mrs. Ilderton, Dutton, Shedden, Ailsa Leslie Knight told of books. Craig, Komoka and Exeter. available to help our Worship Mrs. Stuart McNair and Mrs. and Study. It was decided to order Bill Henry visited with Mrs. Orlie them. The hymn "Where cross Shaw, Mt. Forest, on Sunday. the crowded ways of Life" was Weekend visitors with Mr. and sung, The leader gave a reading for Dominion Day with a brief prayer. "0 Canada" was sung with Mrs. Stewart Steiss accompanying on the piano. Mrs. Strickler and Mrs. Engel also told of a Chinese Church in Toronto and Ewart College where they had dinner. Fourteen cards sent and fifteen visits made were reported. mrs. Clare Veitch will be hostess .for the September meeting when mrs. T,L.Scott, Presbyterial visitor will be present Following the closing prayer Mrs. Steiss Fastball team standings in serving Cooper of Brussels averaging 1094 lbs. sold for 50,35, Two steers consigned by Jack Ritchie of R,R,3, Lucknow averaging 1185 'lbs. sold for 50.35. Choice Heifers - 46.00 to 48.00 with sales to 48.25.$ Good Heifers - 44.00 to 46.00.$ A heifer consigned by Neil Rintoul of R.R.2, Lucknow weighing 890 lbs, sold for 48.25. A heifer consigned by Earl Kelly, of R.R.2, Blyth, weighing 1000 113s. sold for 47.50. Four Holstein-Hereford heifers consigtred, by Wilhelm Bros, of Walkerton averaging 1030 lbs. sold for 46.85. A heifer consigned by Walter Dosman of R.R.2, Teeswater weighing 950 lbs. sold for 45.75. A heifer consigned by Allan Hughes of R.R.1, Listowel weighing 810 lbs. sold for 46.00.$ Lawn bowlers hold tourney The Lawn Bowling Club held their first tournament, mixed doubles, on Wednesday evening July 2nd at 7:30. Twenty teams from Gorrie, Atwood, Georgetown, Arthur, Goderich as well as local teams competed. First prize was won by a home tern HelenMartin and Jas. S. Smith. Second prize was won Mrs. Wes McEachern, their son Winston of Cambridge, Galt and. Mr. and Mrs. Carl H ervitt of Edmonton, Alberta and Mr. and Mrs.Vic Hoggarth of Exeter. from Goderich.: Third prize was Mr. and -Mrs. F. Ridhardson of Goderich. Fourth prize was won by -a home team of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gibson. Lunch was served. The club members 'received many compliments on their work of rebuilding and repairing the C.N.R.Station. Anyone wishing to Lawn Bowl come to the bowling green on Monday and Thursday evenings. Spectators or new members are welcome. Inttnnediaste Men South Perth Fastball STandings as of July 7, 1975, Each team plays twenty ganies. Top 8 make the playoffs Won Lost Pts. 10 3 20 8 2 16 8 3 16 7 3 14. 7 5 14 7 7 14 6 4 12 - 4 7 8 6 6 1 8 2 1 11 2 team Biodhagen Pt:Barton Wellesley St. Marys Kirkton Baden Conroy lavistoek KoStoek Brassels Sebring Brusselt h as 2: gainers' to play gainSt Tavittorak and one game against Rostock, Must; win these games to have sheet at Playoffit Sclitclatt Will be complete by end of 114,