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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-01-16, Page 5Post FTIMEANRCONTINUING'ERKAT Continuing Education Courses, Winter 1980'.' *CLINTON CAMPUS: The following 'cotIrsee are being offered 'this Winter' semester. Students are already entelling. To ensure , yourtelf a place in the course of your:choice,'please telephene'482-3458 Monday to. Friday. from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and Monday and Tuesday kern 6 30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. or visit our campus at. Vanastra Road, Clinton,- Ontario. $19.00 $21.00 $23.00 $27.00 $66'.00 $48.00 $20.00 $33.00' ' $33,00 Basic,Bdokkeeping Advanced Bookkeeping The.CoMpieteReceptionist, Natural Gasfitter Licence Preparation Bartending Techniques Basic Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation Dimensional Metrology Plant Layout PICK UP ONE OF OUR WINTER 1980 TABLOIDS FROM OUR CLINTON CAMPUS, Eng l ish &; ,Mathematics UpgraliiV•andtlOrqeStlidy.! • nestocja-.Col- ied Arts echnoloO, 1/1/61,e .got4lOttO that*. ..... . 'PeoPt VOA. .114•Ale z70??:1..11c1H WALTON UNIT MEETING The Walton Unit met Wednesday' evening wlien Mrs. Judy Enunrich gave the Call to WOrship, Mrs. Herb. Traviss was' at the piano. Mrs.• Bill Coutt's gave, comments on the Lord's, Prayer following • with -the scripture reading,. Mrs. ;,Marjorie Humphries gave a topic on the beginning: of a new, year, and a new decade,• time 'to look at the New Year: It is so often said, "I like to but". she said should take time for all• things, -work,• play, to read, to worship, to help, to love, laugh and plan. There is not January 22 -with hostesses, Mrs. Gerald Watson, Mrs. Dave Watson Mrs, Harold }Judie and Mrs. Neil McGavin. Steven Fritz, Stephen Glan- ville, Tony Greidanus and Jamie Wilbee helped Ron Stevenson Telebrate his 8th birthday ,• on Saturday, ,Jaquary 12 when they at- tended a party that afternoon at his parentslumie, Mr. aip4: ;Stevenson,,Mrs, Tom The p.cm: :arg calling a meeting Of the supper dem- ruittee.for•,MOtlaY, January 21, at 1 p,M• All units are asked to be represented. Correspondent • MRS. BETTY MeCALL 887-6677 The firsieuchre in the New Year was held in the. Walton Community Hall on Tuesday evening, Janua.'.1 8 with seven tables in play. Prize winners were high lady - , Mrs. Cliff Ritchie winning in the draw with ,Mri. Nelson Reid making her the second high; low lady - Mrs. 'Viola BERG ales — Service' Installation FREE ESTIMATES I I I o Barn Cleaners ° Bunk Feeders I o Stabling Donald G,Ives "Sell your dining;, room, r„ kitchen, bedroom, or living roorrCsuite now." 1We will display all !articles in our "2600 sq. ft' Showroom:. • All items on ponaigni, [tient, Good used furniture, antiques, kriiCk knacks Wanted. Call for more inforen, aft() . • STORE HOURS Tues,, to Thurt, 9 60.01. Friday 6a.rn ,-9p.M, Saturday Whighain 4574628 .. Care sitting room. Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. Gib- son, Mr. Walker, Mrs.. Peek; Mrs. Ross, Mrs. Murray, Mr. Lear enjoyed' an after- noon of shuffleboard in the auditorium. Day Care has invited us to join 'them in a shuffleboard tournament 'on Thursday morning.. On 'Wednesday evening, the Day Care Centre showed a movie, in the aUditoriuM called• Monkey:Business. ' 'A reminder once again 'of the progressive- euchre to be played in the auditorium on. Jan. 23rd from 2- p.m. 'to 4 p.m. The Golden Radar Club from Clinton will be our. guests. Our residents enjoy- ed many beautiful potted plants that were • sent,„ in during the holiday. season and I would like to mention in particular a lovely floral, ar- arangenient sent to the • ladies on Ground Floor North, from the- Clinton' Kinette Club. The arrangement sat on the nurses station for all the ladies in that area to enjoy. A special thank you to, the Kinettes. for the enjoy- ment that the flowers brought to the ladies. enough time' to do all we • have planned. We should use time wisely and take time for all things." She closed with a poem, "When I hive time." ,Pauline Gulutzen presided for the business. Mrs., Audrey Hackwell read ' the minutes with 16 members answering the roll gall. ULC.W. and unit programs were given• out for the , coming year. a social' half hour- followed during lunch served by Mrs. Bill Hunaphries, Mrs. Bill Coutts and. Mrs. Nelson Reid. PERSONALS Mrs. Jean 'Broadfoo , t was admitted ' to the Seaforth Hospital last 'Thursday. Her many friends hope she is soon feeling better. Michael Axtinann, Raube Beuerman, Michael Boven, THIS , THAT. &. The- OTHER THING ;Don't Talk about us Shop about us New Regal catalogue,„ wicker, baby sets and gifts and many household needs., Open Dally 16.5:30 Wed-9-12P.m. :.-MOTORCYCLE-- 1978 Kawasaki 650 1976 Honda CB 750 1978 RM400 1978 Suzuki 250 1978 Kawasaki KX125 1978 Suzuki' 5.00, 3-1978 RM '100 1977 GT 750 'c-w ,,Sairing 1978 RM 250 1978 RM 125 1979 Kawasaki KX80 1979 RM` 250 1972 Yamaha 350 2-1977 PE 250 1972 Honda SL 125 rebuitt 1979 RM 100 1978 PE 250 1974 Kawasaki F11 250 1978 Kawasaki .KE 250 1979 GS 550 LN 1977 Kawasaki K100 G-5 1976 Suzuki TS 185 2-1979 -RM .100 1976 Yamaha YZ 1978 Kawasaki 400 2-1979 Suzuki 100 1978 Suzuki 100 1978 Suzuki DS 100 .1976 Husky WR 360 1977' Honda 360 1972 Kawasaki •250 1976 Kawasaki KE175 1977 RM 256 1972 Kawasaki 350 1974 Honda CR .250 lets Honda 360. 1978 Yamaha Y.Zi25 1979 PE 250 1977 Yamaha 250 ' 1977 CT 70 1978 JR50 lihvy, #4, Notth Ileesolli Look for the signal 2624318 or,262i.i5809 ' Your authotited Arctic Cat, tutukt, :and HOnda 'Dealer The 17th and Boundary unit met at home of Mrs. ,Paul McCallum Wediiesday, evening. Mrs. Cliff Ritchie opened the meeting with the Thought for the day and the Thought for the month. Mrs. Ritchie took the scripture from Job 38: 19-33, then she read a story on "At the turn of 'the year" followed by 'prayer. • • Mrs. Graenie Craig cen- ducted a Bible Quiz. A 'poem, "The little New YeOr!' was given by Mrs. C: Ritchie. The Collection was received and dedicated. The hyinn,- ' "For Thy mercy and Thy grace, faitful through another year'" was • read in unison. Prayer closed the devotional part of the • Meeting. The topic on the study of Japan was given by Mrs. Graeme Craig-- She had on display articles of Japan such as. dragon flowers, fan and a doll her sister had brought back from Japan. She spoke on "Being • a Christian in Japan,"-"Religion of Japan" Keep the Christ Christmas . was the anthem sung by the Huronview 'Choir . at they church service on Sunday morning. Mrs. Web- ster, who is an elder at the church in Myth; assisted 'Rev. Wittick dnring .the com- munion service. Mrs.. 'Elsie Henderson provided the- organ music. Rev. Darrell will be at Huronview next Sunday to conduct the' morn- ing service. . Mrs.. Elsie' Henderson at the piano and Mt. Norman Speir and Mr. Cecil. Skinner on violins, accompanied by Mr. JimRuddock playing his accordian provided 'the muii7 cal' programme on Monday afternodn at Old Tyme Music which was held in Normal Blyth I ‘- Phone- Brussels 8874024 Kirkby; High man - Cliff ....-Hoegy; Second High - Bert ' :Daer; Low - Cliff Ritchie. Most number 5' on card .for ladies - Mrs, Cliff Hoegy; Moit number 8 on card - Wilfred, Shortreed.- Star on Cup - Gordon Murray. Hostesses' were Mrs. Lavern Godkin; Mrs. Alvin McDonald and Mrs. • Jim Axtmann.. There will be another euchre din two weeks' on • ~ecial euchre armed dt Huronview nit studies ergion in and -"The sign from God sent Japanese Missionary back to Japan." Business was chaired by President Mrs. Graeme Craig:, opening: with a, "Thought for the New Year:" Minutes were read by. Mrs. George Williamson in the absence of • secretary Mrs. Helen Williamson. There were .13 members answered the roll call by paying , their U.C.W. membership fee. Mrs.' Barry Hpegy gave the treasurer's report f011owed by the miscellaneous fund report given by Mr's: Hugh Johnston. , The annual meeting is at the ,church this Sunday, '- following the morning church , s4rvice; a pot luck dinner will be held in the baseMent with the 17th and Boundary in charge of arrangements. - The' next Meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Cliff Ritchie ' with Mrs. Harold .McCallum and Mrs. Cliff Hoegy in charge of de- votions. 1