HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-09-10, Page 44 — THE .BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 10. 1980 --------
Cranbroak get together
Velma Stephenson of VAL'S BEAUTY
SHOPPE in Brussels is pleased to announce
the appointment of
Mary Jeanne Ireland
a graduate of Marvel Beauty School in
London., Mary is qualified in both women's
and men's hairstyles and will be having a
night for men on Tuesdays froR7:00 - 9:00
p.m.
For appointments phone:
887-9016
°C° SPECIALS .11.4
SCHNEIDER'S COLD CUTS 1.89 lb. Mac & Cheese, Luncheon Loaf, Chicken Loaf, Dutch
Loaf, French Onion, Picide & Pimento,
Old Fashioned
BAKED HAM, HAM & BACON
Sliced
BREAKFAST BACON
Fresh
PORK RIBLETS
Custom Butchering every Monday.
Beef & Pork by the Side and Quarter
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9:00 P.M.
THOMPSON & $TEPHENSON
sk• Brussel s 887-6294 146. MEAT MARKET
2.39 lb.
1.89 lb.
60 MAIN ST., SEAFORTH
LEASE EXPIRED
QUITTING
BUSINESS
ALL MERCHANDISE
20% 50 OFF
INCLUDING
NEW FALL & WINTER
STYLES
Stock up now for Christmas
ALL SALES FINAL
FIXTURES FOR SALE
Mon. - Sat. 9:00 - 5:30 -
CLOSED WEDNESDAY
Brussels Morris Grey Community Center
Daily Dinner Specials
Entertainment
FRI. & SAT. SEPT. 12 & 13
Niteliters
HOUSE SPECIAL
Mr. FIVE BY FIVE
• Pizza
• Pig Tails
• Ribs & Kraut
RUSSELS
iNN •"74m' Brussels
HOTEL
Last reunion:. at farm
TEST
Saturday Sept 20th
Correspondent
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887,6645
Services were held as
usual in Knox Church on
Sunday morning following
holidays in August.
An enjoyable get-together
was held Labor Day
weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Maurice. Cameron,
10th, con. when about 30
relatives and friends came.
Attending were Lorne
Cameron, Mr. and Mrs.
tarty Wharton and family
ani1;grandchildren, Mr. and.
Mrs: r Rick Wharton and
Mr. and Mrs.
Morgan Cameron, daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Joe McKendra and
Holly, Mr. and Mrs. Garry
Cameron and Jennifer, Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Cameron, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Ritchie and
family, all of London, Mr.
and Mrs. Doug Ritchie,
Exeter, and son-in-law
Blaine St6enson,Varna, Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Geddes and
family, Seaforth, Wes
McEachern, son Winston
and Mrs. McEachera, ,(Galt)
Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Noble, Hanover, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Campbell,
Clinton, Mrs. Tom
Jorgerson, Seaforth, and
Miss Mina Baker.
This will be the last of
these yearly picnics at this
farm. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron
have purchased a home in
Brussels and are moving
soon,
Mr. Ross Pope, Kitchener,
and son Murray of
Cambridge, Mr. and Mrs.
Angus Starr and Shelley, and
Bill Bennet of Alliston,.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cotton.
Mr. and' Mrs.lJack Conley
Debbie Hulley was elected
president fo the McKillop #1
4-H homemaking club at
their first meeting this fall at
Winthrop United Church
Thursday.
The other officers elected
are Lisa Campbell, vice-pres-
ident; secretaries, Tammy
Driscoll and Cheryl Regele,
treasurer Lori McClure and
Grey Township council
passed by-laws and building
permits when it met in
regular council session
Tuesday..
Council passed a by-law
under the Tile Drainage Act
for $11,900, a by-law to
re-establish a recreation
program in Grey Township
and some other drainage
spent the 'holiday weekend
on a trip to Manitoulin
Island,
Miss Susan McKone and
Mr. and. Mrs. Sid Barnes, of
London spent a few days with
Mrs. Ida Gordon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon.
Switctrer, Beamsville, visited
Mrs. MacEngel.
Janice Murray, press report-
er.
Other members of the club
are Marion Hunt, Sandra
Campbell and newcomer
Barba Sloan.
Sharon Eedy is club lead-
,er, assisted by Grace Murray,
The topic of discussion at
the meeting was energy
conservation. Members
by-laws.
The firm of B.M. Ross and
Associates of Goderich is to
proceed with the design of
the road crossing at Lot 7,
Concession Roads 3 and 4.
Building permits were ap-
proved for Ben Terpstra-
used Harvester silo; Eric
Correspondent
MRS. JOE WALKER
357-3558
Mrs. Glenn Golley opened
the September meeting of
the Women's Missionary
Society of Knox Presbyterian
Church, Bluevale held on
Wednesday September 3 at
the home of Mrs. Harry
Elliott.
The meeting opened with a
poem "Debt". Donations
were given by Mrs. Lola
Mann and Mrs. Harry Elliott
giving "A Traveller's Guide
To Heaven". Mrs. Elliott
read a poem "Mothers"
followed by prayer.
The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the
secretary and adopted.
Fifteen members and one
visitor answered the roll call
New beginners for
kindergarten included, Bobby
Steiss, David Strickler,
Wandra Feener, Linda Lefor
and Jolanda Vanass.
Entering Grade 9 were 'Pam
Engel to Seaforth, Stephen
Smith, Jody Miller, and.
Dean Bentley to Listowel.
learned how to make Chinese
stir fried food using a wok.
The leaders also demonstrat-
ed the use of the French
knife,
The club's next meeting
will be at Debbie Hulley's
home on Sept. 11 at 7:30
p.m. The roll call will ,be to
think of a name for the club.
Reaburn-steel feed bin; Jim
Dobson-demolition of wood
shed; Jim Dobson-addition to
existing house; Jack Bishop-'
hardbe,ird siding; Keith Wil-
liamson-implement shed and
Douglas Kirkby-addition for
truck storage.
with a bible verse with the
word "harvest" in it. Mrs.
McMurray thanked everyone
for cards and visits to her and
her husband. A discussion
followed of the 1981 study
book and of :,our Thank-
offering when we will invite
Belmore Presbyterian and
Bluevale United churches to
hear our speical speaker, Mr.
Terry Trites.
The treasurer's report was
given by Mrs. Ross Gray,
The offering was received
with prayer by Mrs. Golley.
Mrs. Golley was in charge
of the topic, "Economic
Rights from the Carribean".
Their democracy is five
minutes in a polling booth
every five years. Their
crucial problems are
unemployment and
education. Eighty per cent do
not have the power to make
changes. The poor people
have nothing with very little
chance of any change. They
are very humble. We should
feel very fortunate to have
freedom of speech. "It is the
will of God to be free."
Mrs. Golley thanked Mrs.
Elliott for her hospitality.
The Lord's Prayer was re-
peated in unison to close the
meeting.
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Walker
and family entertained the
following guests on Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Moffat'and
Robbie, Mr. and Mrs. 'Calvin
Fischer and Sandra, Mr. and
rs. Larry Elliott, Ken
kinn, Mr. and Mrs.
larence Henning and Mr.
nd Mrs. George Fischer and
rs. Harold Elliott.
Mt. Keith Moffatt AS a
patient in Wingham and
District HospitaL We wish
him a speedy recovery.
4-H club elects oficers
Grey passes bylaw
Establishes rec program
Carribean democracy
at Bluevale WMS
Dancing 5 p.m. till 1 a.m.
LinCoin Green
Brussels FeSt Supper 5:30', 7:30
narbeque. Roast. Beet
Catered by Belgrave Kinsmen
Tickets- from any .-Optimist