HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1985-12-23, Page 22• Merry Christmas
. From all of us to all of
you, our heartiest
hopes for the very best
of the season. We're so
very glad to know you I
BROMLEY
ELECTRIC
Bill,
Londes bor o
rt lt Brad Brian
& families
Aterry
Christmas
db.
Seasews
Oretuys
Hoping your holiday
is all wrapped up in
smiles and laughter!
JOSLING BR OS..
CONSTRUCTION
Paul, Dianne,
Jeff and Joanne
j)aymond
..,enovations
Ltd.
P.O. Box 225,
Brussels, Ont.
NEW AND RENOVATED
BUILDINGS
Bob Bruce
887-6703 887-6092
FRANK WORKMAN
ELECTRIC
farm - home - commercial
Member of
Huron Chapter
R.R. 3
Brussels, Ont. 887-6867
Bachert Meats
Walton
887-9328
Call us for an appointment
for custom slaughtering of
beef, pork or lamb.
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• Work Clothes
• Boots
• Casual Clothes
• JP, GWG's
• Stanfield
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Ken's
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Tues.-Sat. 9-6
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M & E Sanitary Service
Call Any Time
Ken Miller Gary Evans
887-6846
887-6583
Brussels
MANNING'S BUILDING
SUPPLIES LIMITED
HAMILTON STREET, BLYTH, 523-9305
Hours: Mon, - Fri. 8a.m . to 5 p.m. Sat. - 8a.m. to noon
Come see usfor: coal, lumber, plywood, hardware,
paint, panelling, cement, and hockey equipment
We never stop saving you money
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Con. 8 Morris Township
2 miles east of Hwy 4
*Complete auto refinishing
•Welding
• Information on Tanaka gas-
powered tools. e.g. chain-
saws
523-4727
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Ward & Uptigrove
Chartered
Accountants
Listowel 291-3040
Mitchell 348-8412
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R.H. Loree, C.A.
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PAGE 22. THE CITIZEN, MONDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1985.
UCW has successful 'recipe for 1985
Anglican Church of Canada
CHRISTMAS EVE CAROLS &
CANDLELIGHT FAMILY EUCHARIST
7 p.m. - St. John's, Brussels
9p.m. -St. Mark's, Auburn
11 p.m. - Trinity Church, Blyth
RECTOR: THE REV. ROBIN LYONS
At the Dec. 16 meeting of the
Blyth U.C.W., good use of analogy
made a unique setting for the
presentation of reports by unit
leaders, heads of departments and
other executive members.
President Susan Howson, wear-
ing chef's cap and apron, and with
bowl, spoon andbake pan in full
view, produced a successful
U.C.W. 1985 Christmas cake.
Instructions in the recipe book -
the Bible - had been closely
followed. The cake's ingredients
consisted of the material in the 10
reports given, ranging all the way
from work done in the Community
Friendship Dept. to that of World
Outreach.
Barbara Musty's style of wor-
ship service gave every one a
chance to sing two verses from
seven Christmas carols. Preceding
the singing ofeach, Barbara gave a
short resume of the life and the
motivation of each composer who
produced the verses which are
loved by Christians throughout the
world.
By request, Winona McDougall
rendered, with wonderful expres-
sion, a piano solo, "Star of the
East." She gladly fulfills this
request each year.
The group asked Rev. Bauman
to express to his wife Joanne best
wishes for a speedy recovery from
illness.
Members expressed words of
appreciation for the leadership of
their president, Susan Howson; for
the enjoyable worship service of
Barbara Musty; and for the cookies
and Christmas cake, served by
Shirley Shobbrook, Debbie Pierce,
Barbara Musty and Emily Philips.
Rev. Ken Bauman conducted
the installation of Officers for 1986.
They are: president, Susan How-
son; first vice-president, R. Patti-
son; second vice-president, B.
Musty; secretary, A. Campbell;
assistant secretary, Fern McDow-
ell; corresponding secretary, Len-
ora Davidson; treasurer, Debbie
Pierce; summer catering treasur-
er, Mary Holland; nominating
convenor, M. Howson; communi-
ations co-ordinator, Melda McEl-
roy; stewardship and finance, S.
Shobbrook; leadership develop-
ment, B. Musty; church in society,
E. Phillips; christian development,
J. Bauman and M. Wightman;
world outreach, E. Smith; com-
munity friendship and member-
ship, E. Webster, M. Holland, M.
L. Stewart, G. Snell; social conven-
or and assistants, E. Webster, C.
Caldwell, G. Poore; Quilting con-
venor, D. Daer; and flower conven-
ors, L. Wilson.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
TODD'S
BAKERY
IN BRUSSELS
887-6666
We bake fresh daily
Tuesday to Saturday
Taste the Difference"
Lyle Youngblut
and son
Plumbing
and
Heating
BLYTH--523-9585
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Phone 523-4792
WALTON
REFRIGERATION AND
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•Repairs to all domestic
appliances.
•Commercial refrigeration
and heating.
•Anything in refrigeration.
•24 hour service.
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200 says we won't
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HOME HEAT
SERVICE
Brussels
We'll give you 200 litres
of furnace fuel oil FREE
if we let yourtank run out.
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fordetailsoi guarantee!!
ALL YOUR FUEL NEEDS AT
United Co-operatives of Ontario
OUR DRIVER SALESMAN
WAYNEJEROME
BELGRAVE AUBURN
357-2711 or 523-4454 526-7262
887-6377
Howard Bernard Fuels
Agent-Petro-Canada
Heating Oils-Automatic Delivery- Farm Fuels
Motor Oils & Greases - Antifreeze - 4L. Jugs $5.99
MTC Licence Issuing Office
CORDNER CROSSBREDS
ARE COM ING!
GET THE F-1 ADVANTAGE
Yorkx Landrace Gilts
Available Soon
Contact Cordner Farms, Brussels
Doug Richards or Jane Sadler Richards
887-6724
TRI COUNTY TIRE
BRUSSELS
(Beside the LCBO)
All makes of tires for cars & light trucks
$22.-$35. PER TIRE INSTALLED
Ask about our re-conditioned tires
OPEN 6 DAYS AWEEK
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