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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1979-09-26, Page 3THREE PHASE Electric "EVERYTHING ELECTRICAL" * ECONOMY * SERVICE QUALITY BARRY BUCHANAN 482-7374 GLENN McLEAN 11137-9264 P.O. BOX 1138 CLINTON. OM% Huron Hotel Seaforth Elf y, Goattler Furniture 1111 FURNITURE VALUES! High Quality Low Prices GG G ETTLER of otain Furniture MAIN. STREET 345.2250 Closed Mon. Open all day Wed. #rl. night till 9 0.111. DRIVE a LITTLE and SAVE a LOT Fine Callender people busy all year WORLD WAR I VETS HONOURED -4- These Brussels gentlemen were among the 55 First War veterans in the' county honoured at Seaforth Legion recently. From left are Clark THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 26, 1976 3 BY ANNE WYLIE Summer has been a busy time for the residents at Callander Nursing Herne. Charles Buck has won both the July and August bowling championships; but, the bingo trophy went to Mrs. Pearl Wheeler in July, to Mrs. Beatrice Cardiff in August and to Burns Stewart in September, On August 4, the Brussels Lions Club helped to get 13 residents to Wingham to see the Centennial parade there and on August 21, four residents went to the Wing- ham and Area Centre for the Homebound's Tea Dance. The birthday parties have been enjoyed immensely by the residents. The Bluevale Women's Institute, the Ethel Institute and the Anglican Church Women helped our June, July and August birth- day celebrants to remember their special day. Films have been seen in July and in September and J.S.L. [LAWRENCE] CUMMINGS Mr. J.S.L. (Lawrence) Cummings, who was born in Walton, died suddenly at his residence in Goderich on Friday. Mr. Cummings was 81 years old. He was born in Walton on Dec. 29, 1897, the son of James and Jane Ann (McLaughlin) Cummings. He was an auto mechanic and operated his own businesses in Walton, Warwick, Luck- now, and Clinton before retiring in 1969. Mr. Cummings is survived by his wife, the former Jean Allen, who he married in 1919. He is also survived by a daughter, Mrs. Arthur (Ruth) Buck of Moncton, New Brunswick and two sons, Garnet Ross and James Allen Cummings, both of Goderich. He is also survived by four grand- children and four great- grandchildren. He was pre- deceased by One sister, Mrs. on Sept. 11, 12 residents enjoyed a grand bus tour of Brussels and Cranbrook. On. Sept. 13, Mrs, Margaret Krauter gave a talk on Brussels, Belgium and showed the residents many interesting articles. Mrs. Debbie Trollope, a Health Care Aide at the home, has been keeping the residents busy with crafts for Thanksgiving and Christ- mas! Several articles were on display at the Brussels Fair. These were made by Charles Buck, Frankie Dunn, John McMurray, Mrs. Margaret Weir, Mrs. Cora Gibson, Mrs. Pearl -Wheeler, Mrs. Margaret McTaggart, Mrs. Beatrice Cardiff and Mrs. Maggie MacDonald. An entry by Charles Buck in the Photographic Class 8 section won second place. Bowling is again sched- uled for Sept. 25 and on Sept. 27, the Moncrief Institute will be helping celebrate September birthdays. Ruby Dundas. The funeral for Mr. Cummings was held from the McCallum Funeral Home, Goderich. Rev. Walter Mills officiated. Inter ment was in Brussels cemetery. The pall- bearers were Bill Jenkins, Harvey Heimple, Doug Dalton, Stewart Humphries, Dave Brereton and Dave Murray. WM. GEORGE ALEXANDER CLARK Wm. George Alexander Clark of Brussels died in Wingham and District Hospital on Sept. 20th, 1979. after a lengthy illness. Born on November 5th, 1908, he was the son of the late Wm. and Janet Clark. He was a retired delivery- man and was on the staff at Cousin's Creamery for a number of years. He was a member of Melville Presybterian Church and an associate member of Brussels Legion 218. He is survived by two daughters, • Gloria (Mrs. Meryl Glanville) of Egmondville; Judy (Mrs. Chris Lee) of Walton one son William of Stratford, and one. sister Janet (Mrs. Frank Gill)of London. Funeral service was held from the M.L. Watts Funeral. Home, Brussels Chapel at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, September 22nd. Rev. K. Innes officiated. Pallbearers were Cliff Hallam, Bob Hallam, Ivan Campbell, Al Logan, Glen Bone, Willis Knight. Correspondent MRS. JOE WALKER , 357-3558 The necessary task of grocery shopping was the theme of a talk given by Mrs.. Eve Payne when Mrs. Bert Garniss opened her home for the meeting of the Bluevale Women's Institute. "Super- market Temptations" was the title of her talk and she defined the task as," a complex game, a tug of war between our will power and the supermarket's ex- pertise". Mrs. Payne spoke of the many encouragements the shopper encounters for spending money. Aisles are arranged to encourage a flow of traffic through the entire store, thus exposing shoppers to more goods. Carts have flip-seats for the toddler who may influence a shopper's choice. End-aisle displays offer new and high profit items and are ne- gotiated for at great cost by the wholesalers. Super- markets have been charged and found .guilty of false advertising. The speaker told members that the secret of successful shopping is to go with a detailed list, don't meander up and down the aisles, spot a genuinely good buy, use the store specials and don't shop when hungry. She closed her talk with words written by Marjorie Holmes,' a prayer asking for judgement to choose wisely and expressing humble gratitude to God for money, be it much or little, to be able to buy the necessities of life. Mrs. Charles Mathers, president, opened the meeting by reading two poems.-Mrs. Payne and her partner, Mrs. Jack Nicholson, who are con- veners of the Family and Consumer Affairs committee, were in charge of the program. The roll call, 'a tip on beating the high cost of living', was answered by 13 members and three visitors. Mrs. Nicholson read a poem, "Saints and Sinners," and gave several short humorous readings. Interest was shown in the short course, "Indoor Gardening", and Mrs. Edna MacTavish and Mrs. Marie de Vos volunteered to attend the two-day workshop in Wingham. Mrs. Mathers and Mrs. Carl Johnston - were ap- pointed delegates to the Huron County rally on Oct. 1. The Bluevale Institute members will be visiting Huronview to entertain the residents and celebrate with those having birthdays in November. Cake and ice cream were served by the hostess, Mrs. W.J. Peacock, Mrs. Mel Craig and Mrs. Gordon Holt. PERSONALS Recent visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Garniss were Mrs. N. S. Calvert of Paris and Mr. and Mrs, Andy Anderson from Vancouver. " V Obituaries MAITLAND VALLEY Insurance Agency Ltd. [formerly Ronneberes] Auto - Fire - Casualty - Life BRUSSELS MONKTON Murray Siddall 897-6663 347-241 BOOKKEEPING. .SERVICE. 11/2 Trutt Certificates 5 psi MalilatidValiev Financial consultants Ltd. Matheson, Russell Knight, Frank Carter, and Fred Thuell. (Photo by Oke) Shopping is Bluevale topic B.C. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker were Marie Walker, Dean and Damian Golley, Mr. and. Mrs. George Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moffat, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Elliott, Linda Harkness, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henning, Ken Skinn, Mr. and Mrs'. Marty Cretier, Amy-Jo and Janell and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Elliott. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Golley spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Winston Curtz of Sarnia who were celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. There's Something for Everyone.... Everywherewin the CLASSIFIEDS Affirmative! Classifieds are programmed to offer you the widest selection of data for buying, selling or renting products or services! Check them!