The Brussels Post, 1975-08-27, Page 8Dance
Sponsored by
ton Intermediate Softball
'Friday, September 5th
Brussels Arena
9 P.M. to 1 A.M.
Music by " Lincoln Green 11
Admission $3 per person
Restricted to 18 years and over
Tickets available from any Player
People We Know
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Huth of
Waterloo and Mrs. Eva McCulley'
of St. Thomas visited one day last
week with their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Thomas and Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Dennis.
Mrs. Mary Speir, Brock, Sask.,
Then the
• rains came
The Saturday night storm with
heavy rains, during which from
two to five inches fell in Brussels
and surrounding communities,
drenched the area.
No serious damage has been
reported here but low areas
throughout the village were under
water. The Maitland River on
Monday morning had overflowed
its banks and flooded lowlands
west of the bridge.
visited with Mr, and Mrs. Murray
Huether and family this pas t week. She also renewed old
acquaintances in the area and was
present"for the Golden Wedding.
Anniversary of her aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. James
McDonald in Walton on Saturday
evening.
Miss Colleen. Durst of London
was a visitor on Sunday with her
grandparents, Mr. and Nits,
. Harold Th omas.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson Sholdice
and. Mr, and Mrs. Ken Sholdice
attended the funeral of Jack
Farrow, of Galt-Cambridge, on
Wednesday, August 20th at the
Cotts and Sons Funeral Home in
Galt. Mr. Farrow was a former
Brussels resident.
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Krauter
were weekend visitors in Ottawa
where they attended the wedding
of their nephew.
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Golden Anniversary.
Congratulatory messages and
telegrams were received from the
Hon. Robert Nixon, Queen's
Park; Mr. Murray Gaunt, M.P.P.,
Huron Bruce; The. Rt. Hon.
Robert L. Stanfield; Mr. Wm. G.
Davis, Premier of Ontario and the
Governor General and Madame
Leger of Ottawa. A beautiful
plaque from Mr. Wm. Davis,
Premier of Ontario wa's also
received.
Relatives and friends were
present from Brock, Sask; Owen
Sound, Toronto, Mississauga,
Listowel, Goderich, Atwood,
Seaforth and the
surrounding area.
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who create such unfortunate
situations.
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Hats off to the young people,
boys and girls, who participated
in Program 76, (formerly
SWEEP) during the summer .
months. They worked at a good
many clean-up projects, in this
and many other areas, when they
might have been lazing away the
hot summer days doing nothing
more than amusing themselves.
nstead they kept themselves busy
doing something useful and in the
process earned some money to
further their education.
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How helpelss humans are
against the forces of nature. We
have no command over the winds,
the waves, the deluges of snow or
rain, or the lightening bolts. We
can only stand in awe and
trembling when nature unleashes
the mighty power that makes us
realize how puny man really is. In
spite of all the scientific
knowledge man possesses, the
partial conquering of outer space,
and nuclear bombs, we must still
bow in defeat when nature goes
on a rampage. Even Saturday's
storm was enough to make us
realize that man is not all
powerful but that there is a power
much greater than we.
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MITCHELL
FAIR
FRIDAY AUGUST 29
7 :00 p.m. Western Horse Show
Free dancing - "Rollin' Smoke"
SATURDAY AUGUST30
WImow
McDonalds hold
50th anniversary
About 200 relatives, friends
and neighbours gathered at
Walton Community Hall Saturday
evening to mark the Golden
Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. McDonald of Walton,
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald were
married in the United Church
,manse at Walton by the, Rev. H.
Chandler and have resided on Lot
I. Con. 16 Grey Twp., a Century
Farm, ever since.
The early part of the evening
was spent in offering good wishes
and visiting. At 9:00 p.m. the
Blenders provided music for
dancing with Jim and Edna
leading off.
Around 10:30 p.m. Harold
Bolger acted as emcee for a short
program which included a step
dance number by Jeanne
McDonald; piano accordion,
number by Stephen Burke of
Wingharn; a vocal trio comprised
of Paul Krauter, Listowel, Don
McDonald, Walton and Murray
Huether, Brussels, rendered
some old favourites.
Jim and Edna were then called
to the front and Harold Bolger
with a few well chosen words
presented the couple on behalf of
everyone present with many
beautiful gifts, cards and good
wishes for the future. ,
Don McDonald on behalf of his
parents made a fitting reply.. A
tasty lunch was then served.
Dancing continued.
Mr. and Mrs. McDonald have a
family of three. They include
Mrs. Murray (Mary) Huether of
Brussels, Mr. Ken McDonald and
Mr. Don McDonald of the Walton
area. They also have thirteen
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs..Stan 'McDonald .
of Lathrup Village, Michigan
were present for the occasion.
They too ere celebrating their
Golden Wed r Anniversary.
Mr. Les.Oliver of Seaforth who
was best man at the wedding fifty
years ago, was present at this
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Dr. and Mrs.
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August 29
Family Paradise
Wilhie's
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 31 ONLY
— 5 Features —
1 CUTTHROATS NINE
2 SINGLE GIRLS
3 NUDE VAMPIRE
0(0 4 BLOOD ORGY OF THE SHE
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1 5' BLOOD FINGERS
ALL IN COLOR
12:30
Parade led by Mitchell Legion Band
Official opening by Hon. Eugene Whelan
Livestock judging, Pony Show
Talent Show
Evening Pony Pull Step Dancing Competition
Free dancing - "Skipper's" Orchestra
SUNDAY, AUGUST 31
1:30 Tug-O-War Relay Race,
Karate Demonstration Sheep Dog Trlah
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER -1
10:00 aim, 4-H Competitions & Championships
1:00 p.m. Heavy Horses, Ca.rrittge & Roadster Show
Inter-Club Shows
Horse Shoe Pitching Competitions on
Saturday and Sunday
Exhibit buildings open at all times,
Midway always in Operation
"THE BIGGEST little FAIR IN ONTARIO
Ladies please
bring lunch
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Country Singles
Dance
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MUSIC BY
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Refreshments SERVED
Wednesday 27 —:Thursday 28
Friday 29 — Saturday 30
THE TRIAL OF BILLY JACK
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8—THE BRUSSELS POST, AUGUST 27, 1975