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October 25th, 26th, 27th
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Thurs., Fri. 'til midnight - Sat. 'til 6:00
Watch for our timed specials during these
three days of savings PLUS many more in-store specials.
THURSDAY NIGHT SPECIAL 9 P.M. - MIDNIGHT
FLIP VISOR SHIELDS
WHILE SUPPLY LASTS
SPARK PLUGS
WHILE SUPPLY LASTS
2-Piece Suits from $59.0
All Leather Mitts
14.00
Gas Cans
7.00
Snowmobile Tracks starting at 99.95
We can supply tracks for most makes of snowmobiles
Bardahl Snowmobile Oil case12.95
EVERYONE THAT COMES IN P.J.'s
RECEIVES A FREE TOQUE.
\sJed`6 Tigre
85 h.p.
- fastest
smoothest
snowmobile
ever built!
New 1980Cats from $1,499.°°
SAVE UP TO $600." on
1979 MODELS!
2-bed 84" wide Snowmobile trailers$395•°°
USED SNOWMOBILE
72 SNO JET 396 cc.
72 YAMAHA 433 New Track
72 BOA SKI 340 A-1 Original
73—IHiPP 440 Sold
73 SNOW JET 440
73 SKI-D00 SILVER BULLET 294
77 SKI-D00 EVEREST 440
79 POLARIS TX 340 A-1
74 MOTO SKI 340 New Hood Low Mileage
42-017144PIC Sold
71 SKIROULE 440 FOR PARTS other models
also available for parts. 78 2000 JAG
75 OLYMPIC E/START 72 JOHNSON J30A
VARNA, ONT.
from 1st snowfall. We're big on service
Many of the above carry a 30 day Warranty
It's Black Nagle
262-3318-5809
79 3000 JAG F/A
79 6000 EL TIGRE
79 6000 EL TIGRE
79 CROSS COUNTRY 440 EL TIGRE
79 2000 JAG — DEMO Full Warranty
79 3000 JAG — DEMO Full Warranty
not listed 73 SNOWJET 340
79 3000 JAG F/C
79 5000 EL TIGRE
78 2000 LYNX TWIN - Complete with Speedo & Tack &
New Styletrack
APPLES
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CRUNICAN BROS.
1 1 /2 miles south of Elginfield on ,04 Highway
Correspondent
MRS. ALLAN McCALL
887-6677
UNIT MEETINGS
Mrs. Don McDonald was
hostess in her home for the
8th and 16th unit meeting on
Wednesday evening,
October 10.
Mrs. Jan Van Vliet opened
the devotions Topic; "What I
see from my kitchen picture
window" was given by Mrs.
Van Vliet, who said we
should count our many
blessings, followed by a
prayer thankfulness.
Nine members present
stated what they were
thankful for.
Mrs. Don Fraser presided
for the business.
Minutes were approved as
read by secretary, Mrs. John
Davies. Announcements of
up coming events were given
out by the President. All
United Church Women will
be presented with member-
ship cards next year. Church
Calender's were sold. This
snit is responsible for
cleaning of the church next
month.
Mrs. Fraser presented
Sharon Bromley a member of
the unit prior to moving
recently with a charm.
THE BOUNDARY & 17TH
UNIT
The Boundary and 17th
Unit met at the home of Mrs.
Hitrvey Craig with 11
..embers present. Mrs.
Harold McCallum opened
with a "Thought on thanks-
giving". Mrs. • Paul
McCallum read the scripture
from St. Luke 12: 13-21
followed by prayer by Mrs.
H. McCallum.
Mrs. P. McCallum read an
article on the "National Day
of Thanksgiving" and
prayer. The top'c "Give
• always un'o God"
-ted we shot d thank God
f 'r many things we take for
granted, such as the air we
breathe, the water we drink
and etc.
Mrs. H. McCallum read a
poem, "A Jello Lantern".
"Happiness is found along
the way" was read by Mrs.
Graeme Craig opening the
business. Mrs. Helen
Williamson read the minutes
Mrs. B. Hoegy gave the
treasurer's report followed
by Mrs. H. Johnston giving
the miscellaneous fund.
Tickets were available for
Turkey Supper when plans
were made, each member
helping, $15.00 was
donated towards to the Baie
Verte, Hospital Medical
Health Center in Newfound-
land. The next meeting is to
be held at Mrs. Ross
Bennetts. Mrs. H. Craig
showed quilts she had put
together, which will be
quilted by the ladies of the
unit, then sent to the Wood-
stock Tornado area.
The Tuesday night euchre
was held in the Community
Hall with Insitute Hostesses,
Mrs. Ron Bennett; Mrs.
Viola Kirkby; Mrs. Ruth
Axtmann and Mrs. Alberta
Hudie in charge.
There were 7 tables of
cards in play with prize
winners being: High Lady -
Mrs. Ernie Stevens; Second
High Lady - Mrs. Jim
McTaggert; Low Lady - ,Mrs.
Edna Hackwell. High Gent -
Mrs. Marjorie Rock, (playing
as a mark second high gent -
Lawrence Ryan; Low gent -
Dave Watson. Lucky Tally
card - Mrs. Sadie McDonald.
There will be a euchre
party in the hall next
Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Mildred Traviss; Mrs. Olive
Dundas; Mrs. Nelson Marks
and Mrs. Don McDonald as
hostesses.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Searle
have arrived home from a
visit with their daughter
Helen and son-in-law, Larry
Duncan and son, Cory of
Russel Manitoba.
Fifteen ladies from the
U.C.W. at Duff's United
Church, Walton, attended
the Huron-Perth Presbyterial
Eighteenth Annual Rally of
the East Huron Region at
Varna United Church on
Tuesday, October 16.
Mr. Jack Webster 01
Edmonton Alta., spent a few
days last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Heuther, Steven
and John and visited other
relatives in the area.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Kernighan of Goderich
visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Allan McCall on Sunday.
The Walton Institute is
sponsoring the course,
"Indoor Gardening". The
first meeting will be held this
Thursday evening at the hall,
anyone in the community
interested in flowers is
invited to attend, and to
bring a plant for an ex-
change. For further
information contact Leona
VIcDortald.
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° Barn Cleaners
o Bunk Feeders
o Stabling
Donald G. Ives
R.R.#2, Blyth
Phone:
Brussels 887-9024 I
12. -- THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 24, 1979
Walton Unit
gives gift
Just say charge. it tin your. Hoy Gully Account.
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