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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1972-09-06, Page 10lUsg. ,LOTS OF 7 -1fouffror TO riia harrco rorS Phone 887.6294 FREE DELIVERY :.:. „..-~ ,,k, .•:,,Y.,•~:c-":`,. ,••:- • - : • .:.: • .:4:' ..:*•:':'••••••::'- '':•: 4% $,0 :': ''''''''::'''..x. ,,;....„„,gmas,„,3808Naw.--.-4ismemassessoinmeamemermseeenen r. 1 STANDARD OR AUTOMATIC 4 door sedan DATSUN 1600, the bigger Datsun* Fully reclining buckets * Five-main-bearing 92 h.p. overhead cam engine* Up to 35 miles per gallon * 0-60 in 14 seconds * Fully independent rear suspension *Fron t disc brakes * 31.4 foot turning circle * Standard all-synchromesh 4-speed transmission (Optional automatic avail- able)* Tinted glass, whitewalls, flow-through ventilation * Rear defroster *Retractable seat belts and warning device *winner of the treacherous East African Safari. OATSUN, AUTOMATICS 2-door Sedan DATSUN 1600. Our most expensive 2-door *Deep padded front buckets *Five main- bearing 92 h.p. overhead cam engine *Up to 35 miles per gallon *0-60 in 13.5 seconds *„ Fully independent rear suspension *Safety front disc brakes *31.4 ft. turning circle *Standard all-synchromesh 4-speed transmission (optional automatic available) *All-vinyl upholstery *Tinted glass, whitewalls, flow-through ventilation *Wheel discs *Rear defroster*Re- tractable seat belts and warning device. The I sporty commuter. PRODUCT OF NISSAN Plows of Cronbrook Relcitives, gather for .family get together: and Mrs. Charles. Geddes and Seaforth,iamilyi TO MARK COMMUNION porch or patio ;nippers, baibe- ,cues and Picnics, The girls demonstratern how to make dif- ferent- kinds of shish kabobs. The. Sacrament'Of 'HOIY Penn* 1•114nion will be celebrated in Knox. PreabYterian ,,Chnrch on Sunday, *Sept.10 • at 30 a.m. Sunday School Will resume after summer hnliclaYs following the church service at 10;30 on $ept. 10. Mrs. Stuart McNair has dis* posed of 'her farm on the 14th con. to Wilfred Strickler and moved into' the, manse at Cram* brook last week. Mr. and Mrs. John. Strickler and girls who have been residing in the manse moved to the former McNair farm, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Huether and girls, St. Catharines, visited /lit out? THEc"‘ P P 7-RAF f-fC 0 04 ,rAYS 'Correspondent Mrs.Mac Engel A faMily reunion was held over the holiday week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Cameron. Attending were Lorne Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Larry WhartOn, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cameion and, family, Morgan ,Cameron and sons and Mr.:and WS. Jinn-Ritchie, all of London, Mr. and Mrs. DOug. Ritchie, 'Exeter, Mr. and Mrs., Jim Cam- eron , Sarnia, Mr. and Mrs. -Murray Porton and and Mrs. Curtis Hall, Florida and Mr. Short Shots (Continued from Page 1) Wingham, former owners of the Woods Store in Brussels. They said how much they miss their Home Town and their apprecia- tion of all the kindness they received, also that the beautiful vase they were given (twill be treasured and filled with beautiful memories and fragrances". * * * * * * * * * * * * In the up-coming Federal Election there will be voting, for the first time, Canadian teen- agers from 18 years on., By all indications there are a great many of them who are interested, and actively engaged, in some phase of the political scene. Not so many years ago it would have been unusual to find our older teen-agers seriously concerned with the affairs of their country. Now, after the prolonged unrest among them they seem to be interested in trying to do some- thing constructive. Let us hope they think long and hard on what kind of Canada they want to live in in the years to come. * * * * * * * * * * * Shopping in a large city can be an exercise in fatigue and frustration. If you are acquain- ted with the stores, know what you are looking for can be found at approximately the price you are prepared to pay, all is re- latively simple. If you are a stranger in the marts of the metropolis in which you find yourself, you can walk weary miles, along the streets, wander- ing through the endless aisles of huge department stores. When you, foot-sore and exhausted, eventually locate exactly what you were looking for you will often discover you could have found much the same thing, without all that searching, in your home- town stores at no greater cost, and often as not, at a more reasonable one. Granted that in the city you have a much greater choice, for those of us who are not avid, happy shoppers, it does not make up for the time and effort expended looking for, and choosing from the array of things displayed. * * * * * * * * * * * * Students of F. E. Madill Sec- ondary School, wingham, have ten new instructors this year. Most of the new members of the teaching staff have several years of experience. They are Miss Jean Hancock, science; Miss Linda Kennedy, physical educat- ion; Miss Doris McIvor, typing and office procedure; Miss Linda Ridout, physical education; Miss Kathleen Klaus, home economics; Miss Patricia Wilson, art; Gordon Cowan, law and market- ing; Gerald Edwards, electricity; Carl. Hoffer, sheet metal and welding; Neil Sterling, English and guidance. * * * * * * * * * * * * The plate glass in the door of the New American Hotel Coffee Shop was smashed in the early hours of 'Saturday morning.Glass fragments were scattered all over the floor of the coffee shop. The damage was discovered when an employee arrived for work Saturday Morning. Apparently no one entered the premises and nothing was missing. The O.P.P. of the Winghatn detachnient in- vestigated. on the week end with' his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn •Huother and attended. the Tipple-Hnether Wed- ding on Saturday In Melville Church, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs , 03 4011401er and Mr. and *Mrs. Ross Knight Were •on a bus trip to NOW York and- visited Mr. Edwin Krauter and, helped celebrate his 7001 birthday.. ' • Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engel and family and Fred. Smalldpn were in Orangeville ork,the 11947. day weekend. Mrs. Clifford Bray had the Misfortune to break her arm. Mr. and Mrs.GordenSwitzer, Bearnsyille, visited Mrs. Mac Engel. KITCHEN CUTIES MEET Meeting two of the 4-H club was held at the Yeitch home. The name chosen for the club Is 041fitchell Clatie,t3". Mrs. Veitch disctet "pecialSUPP_" which included. Brussels Centennia k Committee WALL MEET Monday,:September11* IN ARENA-CURLING ROOM AJI committee members are requested to attend THOMPSON and STEPHENSON MEAT MARKET FRESH LIVER Sweet Pickled COTTAGE ROLLS lb, FRESH SIDE PORK lb. 59 0 lb. 45 POT PIES SARA LEE CAKES 4 for $1.00 750 Now is the time to deal--- Come In and make Us an Offer on DATSUN 1600's SELECTION AND TRADE IN VALUES ARE GREAT GERALD'S DATSUN Ph.5274-1010 SeCtforth 10--THE BRUSSELS POST, SEPTEMBER 6, 1972