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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-01-30, Page 9THE BRUSSELS POST, JANUARY ri I Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887-6645 Seventeen tables were playing at the progressive euchre party on Friday evening in the Community Centre. It was sponsored by the Canadian Order of Forester's and proceeds went to the Cancer Research.' Prizes went to the following, High Lady Nancy (Mrs. John) Vanass; High Man' - Ralph Douglas, "birthday January 25, Arlene (Mrs. Lorne) Strickler, Most Lone "Sell your dining; room, - kitchen, bedroom, or living room suite now." We wills display , all ,articles In our. "2600 sq. ft.," Showroom. ••• All items on consign- ment., Good used furniture, antiques, &., knick knacks wanted. Call for more' Inform- ation. STORE HOURS Tues. to Thurs. 9 a.rn. Friday 9a.M.-9p.m. Saturday 96.M.-50,rri'.• Wingham 3574628, inKLAND FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS LTD. (Formerly Ronnenberg Insurance Agency) MONK TON 347.2241 INCOME TAX BRUSSELS 887 6663 PREPARATION • FILING • CONSULTING k HIGH RATES ON G.I.C. INVESTMENTS ALLEY ; Come in now! Our very special -prices on our very special machines won't' last long. We're celebrating the . • new decade with deals you'll never see again! Feb. 29 1980 This is the'deadline for your- , and annuities. For competitive rates and information Contact CARDIFF & 'MULVEY Real Estate & Insurance 'Box 69, Brussels, 887-610 YAMAHA Income Tax Prepared 'INCOME TAX SERVICE MONKTON (Located in the old bank of commerta) • , (Across frOm Sunoco Service. Station) 'PhOn!347.2221; As forrnen employees of Ronnenberg Insurance Agency we haVe 15 years of ' experience to offe.r you. r We would appreciate the opportunity to complete. your 1979 Incortoe Tax' Form for, you. , A choice, not a • chance. TONY McQUAIL NDP HURON—BRUCE Don't take a chance with Canada's future. Canadians have had a look at the Conservative Party in power. And they don't like it. High , taxes. High gas and oil prices. Higher unemployment. Higher prices. Enough is enough, This time Canadians have a real choice. After 16 years of Liberals, Canadians thought the Conserva, tives WoUld make a difference. It didn't work. Most of the Conservatives' promises were broken They kept right on doing the things the Liberals did. . . Cerrespondent i„ cent, however, is very great. MRS, GEORGE:BR9Wil ,OWN' Miss Dane told of the work of , , (`Reaching chi3n1g5-Plu4t24to Others: • . one man who was born in Japan, became a ChriStian • w is' the 'Theme of the .de- and ' d ' C ' 4, Mrs. Jas. Austin,: Jeffrey and Grainger and David of Mrs, Chas. Finlay Mrs. Robt. „Strong,Mrs. Jos. Derek of. Elmira: Mrs. WM. Waterloo; Mr. • Cecil returned home Monday from Simmons , ' Mrs ,' '11°11t. Austin of Tillsopburg also Grainger, ' .Brookhaven, Wingham and District raper, Mrs. Ernest visited at the same home. VVingtiam; . Mr.. Alvin . Hospital, ' • Fellows, Mrs. Lloyd Jacques nurse, Marcy Weber Wien, Hoover and Carol Ano of VVroxeter; Mr. and Mrs, McCutcheon spent a few ' and Mrs. Wm, Behrns. Mr, Arthur Hooper of votional period o the general I . Mr, and .••flMrs. Murray Grainger and Gary. R.11,2, Mr. and Mrs, John meeting of the. Gorrie United was sponsored by the Brussels visited Sunday with Wayne Williams, Gowans- days in Bramalee with Mr. Whitehorse, Yukon visited Church Women when they, Mennonite Church. The Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mann, ' lbwn.. visited Mrs. Cecil and Mrs, Jas. Moloney. his sister Mrs. Wesley met in the Church hall on Trimble, ,recently. y evening. couple came to Canada, and Norman'Watson of- Mount GTainger and celebrated her Among those attending Wednesda Y Seri p t u r e passages read re— Mr. and Mrs. George while she, nursed in K/W Forest spent a few days with birthday on Saturday., the United Church North sponsively emphasized' .-- Hospital, her husband Aki his grandmother Mrs. Albert Mrs. Glenn . Underwood . ,, Huron' Presbyterial in North Brown visited Mr, and Mrs. Christ's great commission, in Wilfred Hay of Wingham on Friday. studied theology. and in 1976 Heibeitv , ' • '.• : underwent surgery in Street United Oturch Was ordained •by the United Mr. and Mrs, Wm.• A. Victoria. Hospital London on Goderich on Monday were "Go Ye therefore". and "Ye • Church and appointed to Smith spent Sunday at the Thursday: Mr. and Mrs. shall . be witnesses", ' Mrs, serve in Okanagan Valley in honie of Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Wm. Ross of Wingham and Melville Dennis gave a brief, B.C. In 1979 the church was Fleming of Hanover. Mr, Glenn Underwood comment, with the reminder asked to lend Aki to an Mr, Walter - Charles visited her on Sunday., that when God surveys the Institution ' for' the returned home Mrs. Cecil Payne visited human race. He shows . no handicapped in Zama, Thursday from Wingham her mother, Mrs. Alvin partiality towards • anyone, Ja ,,,an. `"- , ., , regardless of , colour or.. r -,and District Hospital. Mundell who had surgery at The bUsiness was in• Mr. .and Mrs. Merle Victoria Hospital, London on nationality. ' • charge of the newly elected Hindle, of Heathcote visited Tuesday. A much appreciated president, • Mrs. ' Robt, over the weekend with Mr. 4 Mr. and. Mrs, Duffy Colvin feature of the pgiiiarnme was Strong, Mrs, Lloyd Jacques and Mrs. Ronald Mann. _ of Teeswater; Mrs. Debbie a musical number by a trio from• the• church' choir, • presented' the treasurer's Mr. and •Mrs.'Ian Howes, Foxton and Shaun visited ' report and minutes' were Mandy and Lana of Peter- Sunday with Mrs. Harvey read by Mrs.' Win. Behrris. borough; Mr. and, Mrs. Robt. AdaMs. missionaries were sent out Goderich on January 28, the REASONABLE RATES Our regular hours are: ' Monday - Friday 9:00 - 5:00 P.m. Saturday 9:00 a.m. -:12:00 p.m. Evenings by appointment After hours phone: Carolyn Pestell . Marie Boyd 347-2975 347-2436 ELDER ENTERPRISES SALES & SERVICE DIAL' 262-6142 HENSALL - ONT. 1-mile West and 1 Mile Small of Hensall Hands, Mrs. Bob Bremner. Skunk Prize, Madalene (Mrs. Stuart) Steiss and door prize, Mrs. Maurice/ Honeyford. The prizes were donated by Blake's Orchard, Cardiff and Mulvey 'real estate, Royal Bank Brussels-Listowel Banner Office, Listowel Buildall and Wagon Wheel, Atwood. TheForester's will hold another euchre on Friday evening, February 8, at 8:30. We are pleased to report that Tom Baker,. 10th con. and John Strickler, 14th con are now home following several weeks spent in Wingham Hospital. Mrs. Ida Gordon arrived home on Saturday from an enjoyable two week cruise on the Caribbean. She was ac- companied by Mrs. Gordon 'Peachey, of Atwood, and MisS Janet Veitch; Mrs. Patrick Adams and little daughter, Manotick, visited for a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Clare Veitch. MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNTS CALL: Hayfield 565..2453 Exeter 235-1628 Blyth 523-9335 Goderich 524-2882 Brussels 887-6887 Lucknow 528-6542 Clinton 482.3208 Seaforth 5274860 Authorized by ;Official Agent of Tony MoQuall, NDP, Luchnow Dates were set for the Annual Garden Party on June 10, the Fowl Supper on Nov. 4 and 'the Annual Bazzar on Nov. 22nd. The 'Members were re- minded of,the Presbyterial in from Metropolitan Church in World Day of Prayer in Toronto. The workhas gon eGorrie •• Presbyterian Church on ever since, with the on. March 7 and the spring exception of the yeays during Thank-offering meeting on World War 22 The growth of April 23rd. Christianity in Japan has"' been' very slow, and .even, Mrs. Wm-. Austin returned now, only one per cent of the • hOme Saturday from Listowel population is ,Ciristian. The Memorial 4 Hospital influence of that one : per accompanied by Mr. and Colwyn. Fellows, 2,Inri-a Gowdy and Susan Mann, accompanied by Kendra Robertson on the pianb. Miss Margaret Darie:gave all interesting • patter on Mission work 'in Japan. She traced the history of its beginning in 1873, when two. Euctire;..proceeds to cancer research