The Brussels Post, 1975-07-30, Page 9Sunday, August 3
HEAR
Rev. Dan Buikholder
PLUS
Special Music by
The Clark Sisters
8:00 p.m.
Huron Men's Chapel
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Friday, August"1
Game 1, 7:30 p*.m: Conroy vs. Walton
Game 2, 9:00 p.m. Ritchie's Rockets vs Fuilarton
Saturday, August 2
Game 3, 9:00 a.m. Tillsonburg vs. Elmira
Game 4, 10:30 a.m, Listowel vs. Thamesford
Game 5, 12:00 Noon South Zorra vs. Kitchener
Game 6 , 1:30 p.m. Goderich vs. Bryanston
Game 7, 3:00 p.m. Arva vs Zurich
Game 8, 4:30 p.m. Nile vs. Lucan
Game 9, 6:00 p.m. Losers of games 1 and 2
Game 10, 7:30 p.m. Winners of games 1 and 2
Sunday, August 3
Game 11, 12:30 p.m. Losers of games 3 and 4
Game 12, 2:00 p.m. Winners of games 3 and 4
Game 13, 3:30 p.m. Losers of games 5 and 6
Garlic 14, 5:00 Winners of games 5 and 6
Game 15, 6:30 Losers of games 7 and 8 •
Game 16, 8:00 p.m. Winners of games 7 and 8
Monday, August 4 •
Game 17, 11:00 a.m. Winners of games 9 and 11
Game 18, 12:30 p.m. Winners of games 10 and 12
Game 19, 2:00 p.m. Winners of games 13 and 15
Game 20, 3:30 p.m. Winners of games 14 and 16
Game 21, 5:00 p.m. "B" Championship, Winners of games
17 and 19
Game 22, 6:30 p.m. "A" Championship, Winners of games
18 and 20.
INV
5th Annual
Brussels Invitational Men's
Softball Tournament
AUGUST 1, 2, 3 and 4
Brussels Ball Park
Admission:—
Friday Evening Silver Collection
Remaining Games - $1.00 per day
Children Free
Sponsored by the Parks and Community Centre Board
THE BRUSSELS POST, JULY 30 i,..1975•
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Brussels Optimist Brings You
Canadian
Grafitti Dance
With Little England
SATURDAY, AUG 2
Brussels Arena 9 to 1
Prizev Pest Cost lintOs '50's
Jive and Twist Contest
Tieketa Available from
Optimist Menibers J. L. McCtitchion Motors
George of Brussels Hairstylists .McCutcheon Grocery
'ay & Helen Variety
Schedule for
The Tournament
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Councillors picnic in Seaforth
A CHANCE TO TALK.- County councillors got out of the meeting rooms last
Wednesday and met together socially with past county officials and their families.
The occasionwas the annual County Council picnic at the Lions Park in Seaforth.
From left in background are Doug McNeila nd Ralph Jewell, Colborne, Warden
Anson McKinely, Jim Hayter, Goderich and Reeve Jack McCutcheon, Brussels.
(staff Photo)
Members and former members
of Huron County Council and
their families had their annual get
together at the Lions Park in
Seaforth last Wednesday. A good
crowd sat down to a picnic supper
after a program of races and
games and time to chat.
Winners of the events were:
Boys 5 and under- Larry
Bunking, Jan Davidson; Girls 5
and under- Colleen Miller, Hea-
ther Tinney; Boys 7 and under
Mark Morrissey, Ian MacKinnon.
Girls 7 arid under- Angela
Miller, Colleen Miller; Boys 9 and
under- Bill Jewitt, Mark Morris-
sey; Girls 9 and under- Carla
Thompson, Barb Morrissey.
The Brussels Ladies Slow Pitch
team keep on shattering their
opponents. Scores of recent
games are as follows:
Wellesly vs. Brussels in Welisly;
Brussels 18 - Wellesly 3. Wellesly
vs, Brussels in Brussels; Brussels
18- Wellesly 12. Exhibition game
in Walton on Monday July 28th;
Brussels 8 - Walton 3.
In practice prior to this game
Pat Nolan of Walton had the
NANCY ELIZABETH KNIGHT•
who graduated from Conestpga C°11 eRe, Stratford Nursing Divi-
sion on Saturday, July 26, 1975,.
Nancy also is a graduate of
Seaforth DistriCt High
The eldest daughter of Mr, and •
Mrs. Ross 'Knight.
Moravian traders first came to
tabrador in the late 18th century
but money Wa8 rarely used
the northern coast until after' 190 8y 1886 the people of
learned Point on Hudson Bay had
iearned the tricks of the flit trade 411 'enough to have become iniddletheti and handle the trade
With tribes further north.
Boys , 11 and under-
Brian Shortreed, Shephen Riddell
Girls 11 and under- Caroline
Miller, Jill McCutcheon; Boys 13
and under- Dave Alexander,
Brian Shortreed; Girls 13 and
under- Shelley McLeod, Caroline
Miller.
County Councillers' Timed
Walking Race- Joe Miller. Past
Wardens' Timed Walking Race-
Wm. J. Elston. Past Wardens'
Wives Timed Walking Race- Mrs.
H. Johnston.
County Councillors' Wives
Timed Walking Race- Mrs. Allan
Campbell. Girls' Kick the Slipper
(under 21)- 1st: Donna Riddell,
2nd: Connie Murray. Ladies' Kick
the Slipper (21 and over)- 1st:
misfortune to fall and break her The next game will be Sebring-
wrist. We hope it will heal vile vs. Brussels, in Brussels on
quickly. August 6th.
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Entertainment at Jr
: THE QUEEN'S HOTEL
BRUSSELS . - -1( ,
-4(1 Friday Night Smokey Dunn and *
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.4( . Dave, Chittick It
*Saturday and Sunday *
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4( The Tan Mero Show *,
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4( from Kincardine *
-.)C Si; nday Night Menu:— TURKEY DINNER *
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Marylou McKinley, 2nd: Mrs. J.
Riddell.
Boys Draw (under 15)- Paul
Jewitt, Mark Morrissey. Girls'
Draw (under 15)- Laurie Hayter,
Colleen Miller.
',Current year's County Council-
lors' Draw- Joe Kerr, Clifford
Bray. Current years' County
Councillors' Wives Draw- Mrs. R.
Gibson, Mrs. A. Campbell.
Men's Draw Prize (15 and
over)- Don S. Pullen, John Hanly.
Womens' Draw Prize (15 and
over)- Mrs. Jack Reavie, Mrs.
Lorne Murray.
Olest Person- Arthur Nicholson
Youngest Person- Lee Gibbings
and Supper Draw- Hugh Hanly.
Ladies slowpitch
Team keeps winning