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PROCTOR- filLEX
Coffee Magic'
Automatic
Brewer
88 `Take-Apart'
Electric p.
Kettle
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1:4iatirk 1%ips, Irk Mift • ri.111.14,14$11,4444
THE BRUSSELS POST, 1VIAY 7,,1.980 — 13
You. can always. depend on a Proctor-90ex iron. Smooths
away the wrinkles fast. Even steam distribution. Reliable, full-
range temperature/fabric guide. Gleaming chromed base with
comfortable black handle. Thrifty! See it, now! 43-2504
Mastetchef Quik. Cooker
Grills or fries sandwiches,
burgers, eggs and bacon.
Quick - clean; non - stick
cooking surface. 43-1101
999
ASSOCIATE STORE -
F.W. TILLEY LTD•
Seaforth
,E) Can Opener/Sharpener
Opens any Size can. 88 i Magnetic, lid lifter.
Sharpens knives or
sciSsoit. 43-2367
There's magic in the rich taste and the easy preparation. Auto-
matic drip method strains out sediment, retains the full flavor.
Brews up to 10 cups and keeps them hot. 43-0451
*Paper Filters, for above type. Package of 100. 43-0489 .. 1.19
Steam and
Dry Iron
88
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CARD
o Proctor-Silex Toaster
Toast pops up per-
selector. Chromed 1299
fect! Handy shade
housing. 43.0806
CGE Food Processor
In • seconds — shreds,
maSheS or purees! Big' 95 grates, slices, chops
kitchen helper. 43-1997
PROCTOR- ins%
Comes apart for a thorough cleaning of mineral depbsits — so
water boils faster!. Contemporary style with a shiny, stainless
steel base. VVell-balanced, one,piece molded handle in Harvest
Gold color. A welcomed gift! Shop now. 43-0219
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Walton
hos last
euchre
Correspondent
, MRS, ALLAN McCALL
887-6677
It was a full hall for the
DeiSert Euchre sponsored, by
, 'the , Walton Women's
Institute Airi Tuesday evening
April.. 29th. They were
wercomed by • , 1st
Vice-President Mrs. Keith
Rock. ,
There were 21 tables of
euchre in play. Prize winners
were: High lady - Mrs. Cliff
Hoegy; 'Low - .Mrs, Sadie
McDonald; High Man -
Gordon Murray; Low`"- Ed
Baker. ,
Door prizes: Ted flunking
and Mrs. E. Stevens;
Additional Draws - Mrs: K.
Rock; Mrs. C. Wey;
Lawrence Ryan; Harvey
Craig; Bert Shrobrook;* Mrs.
K. Rock; . Harold Bolger;
Mrs. L. Reid.
This brought the euchre's
to a close for this season.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Walker, Erin and Kim -of
London visited aver Friday
night • with':;Mrs.. Dorothy
Sholclice, Murray and
Sandra.
Mrs. Harold Hudie and
Mrs: William Humphries
attended the Officers Con-
ference at the University of
Waterloo last week from
Tuesday till Thursday.'
Mrs. Geo. Taylor arrived
home last week from a
months-stay with family near
,BrownsVille Texas.
Mrs. Orvilla McCutcheon,
moved to the Callander
Nursing Home . in Brussels
from the Se,aforth
Community •H9,spfrAi where
she ahs been a patient for the
past feW months. .
The Walton Sports Club
held a very successful dance
on. Friday evening in • the
Brussels, Morris and Grey
Auditoriuni to the music of the
Swinging Brass.
Local
couple
married
BONDI — CLOAKEY
'Sharon Dianne Cloakey,
daughter of Witt. Ivy Cloakey
of R.R:4, Brussels and Barry
Michael Bondi, son of Mr. -.
and Mrs. Carl Bondi of
Wingham, were Married in
Belgrave . Presbyterian
Church in a double ring
ceremony on May 3. Rev.
Ken Innes of BrUssels
officiated at the wedding.
Sandra Cloakey of R.R.4,
Brussels was the maid of
honour. The groomSman was
Craig Bridges of BelgraVe
and the ushers were Paul
Cloakey,-brother of the bride
and Don Bakkelaar, a friend
of the groom. :The organist .
Was Mrs. William Dalyrmple
and the soloist was ,Miss
Darlene Wessilink.
Following the wedding, a
reception was held in
Winghani Legion. The
couple will , reside in
Wingham. Relatives at-
tended the wedding from
Kitchener, Whitby and
Landoll. '
Multi-Speed
Oster/Blender .
4999
Settings for all your needs—
snacks, beverages, ' baby
foods. 56cup jar. 43,1918
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