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The Brussels Post, 1972-12-27, Page 11i;LAFF OF THE.WEEK \!-2, "Won't Blue Cross cover it, Doctor?" Let us know what is happening in your area— • humorous incidents • serious happenings • interesting occurrences • human beings in action. Happenings which interest you likely will interest other people too, so let them. read about it in The Brussels Post NEWS OF News of Ethel Cron'brook Many holiday visitors Correspondent Mrs. Mac Fngel Mr. and Mrs,. Richard Poth and Brian, Woodstock, Douglas Becker and son Kerry, .Kitchener, Mr, and Mrs. Steve Irvine and Mr,And. Mrs.Deuglas poth visited Mrs, MetYle Becker on the week PM, Mr.and Mrs.Wes.McEachern were in Galt with Mr. And Mrs, Winston Maacher n and family for Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knight entertained on December 17th when Mr. and Mrs. David Cooper Windsor, Mr. and Mrs. David Bauleh, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs, Murray Knight and children, L is- towel; Mr. and. Mrs, Jack Jor. dan, Lucknow; Alfred Knight ; Mr. and mrs.Willis Knight and daughter,BrUSsels; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Knight and girls and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Knight and family were present. Christmas week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Purdy were Mr. and Mrs. Keith purdy and Danny, Cookstown and Mr. and Mrs. John Bouch and Kathy, Stayner and Mr, and Mrs.Jim Ritz, Monkton, Mr. and, Mrs. Allan Dunn, Ricky and Bonita, Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacklin, Tracy and Danny, Bloomingdale, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Muchan, London and Mr, and Mrs. Geo, McDonald, Molesworth, were Christmas visitors with Mr. And Mrs. Earl Dunn. Mr. And Mrs. Leslie Knight and boys visited on. Sunday In Goderich with Mr. and Mrs.Allan McTaggart. Mr. and Mrs. Mc- Taggart were at their danghter's home on Christmas Day. The Community Centre was much in demand for family Christmas celebrations the past week when the Allan Smith family, Bray family and Wilfred Fischer family each had a day there. - Mrs. Melvin Becker and Miss Jane Gortley spent Christmas and Boxing Day with relatives in the. Kitchener and New Dundee area. Santa Claus created consid- erable excitement on Christmas Eve when he paid a visit to several homes, arriving on a snowmobile complete with driver. Correspondent. Mrs. Chester Earl Mr. and Mrs, Don Swift of London, Mr. and Mrs. Hurt Elliott, ivlolesworth, and Mr, and Mrs. george Pearson were Saturday dinner guests of Mrs, Joe Pearson. Mr. and Mrs, Doug Evans and family visited Mr. and. Mrs. Gary Evans on Sunday and Mr. James MOFarlane of Brussels, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. George Helm- stra and family spent the holiday in Kitchener with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bremner and Doris visited Mr. and. Mrs, Robert Bremner and girls on Christmas Day. Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Hall and family of Owen Sound are visi- ting Mr. and Mrs, Roy Hall. Mrs. May Godden and Bonnie visited Mr, and Mrs, Rod Gadder' Brampton, and Mr. and Mrs. Merv. Godden, Shelbourne. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl and Janice, Owen Sound visit Christmas evening with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Earl. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dobson hart hots By Evelyn Kennedy (Continued from Page 1) decorative lighting. The business people of one nearby town, who have always had an excellent parade at Christmastime, did not have one this year. They could not agree. Congratulations to Brussels. This kind of co- operation makes Brussels a better place in which to live. ****** How about some New Year resolutions? Why not resolve to keep the friendly spirit of Christmas alive through the year. What about forgoing those habits' that irritate your hubby, or vice versa. If everyone resolved to do at least one kindly deed each day, this would be a better world to live in. Then keep those resolutions until the next New Year rolls around. and family and Mr. and Mrs. Roger Smith, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dobson and family visited in Lindsay with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Ward. Mr. and Mrs. Les crozier spent Saturday in Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lampkin. Mr. and. Mrs. Joe JaCklin and their family held Christmas at the community Centre on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Del. Guest arid family, spent. Christmas in Toronto with relatives. Mr. Eart Rock, 'Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rock, Kit- chener, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rock and family of Kincardine visited Mrs. A. Rock. Misses Jennie and Betty Lynn, Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Doug Pitcher and family, Toronto visi- ted Mr. and Mrs. George Lynn. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Alexander entertained their family on Satur- day evening. Rev. Stanley McDonald of Londesboro spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scheerer ,visited in Stratford for Christ- FUNERAL AUGUS TINE (GUS)HICKNE LL The death occurred on Sunday Dec. 17th at his late residence, 59 Yager Ave., Kitchener, of Augustine Bicknell. He was 15, Born in McKillop, he was a son of the late August Bicknell and Theresa McLaughlin. For a number of years he carried on an agency in the Seaforth area and since had farmed in the Maryhill Breslau area. He was a member of St. Francis Roman Catholic Church. He is survived by his widow the former Angela May, sons. Joseph and Maurice of Kitchener and daughters, Anna Mae (Mrs. Earl Pearce, St, Thomas) and Marjorie, (Mrs. Joseph Zinger of Maryhill). He also is survived by a brother Pete of Kitchener and Leo of Kirkland Lake and by 12 grandchildren and one great grandchild. The remains rested at the Shreiter-Sandrock Funeral Home, Kitchener, followed by funeral mass at 10 a.m. at St. Francis R. C .Church onWednes- day, December 20th. Interment was in St. Boniface R. C. Ceme- tery, Maryhill. s ma.s. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. strthPr and Mr and Mrs, Bruce Kletristriber visited Mr. and Mrs. H. Kleinstriber. Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald, Mr. and Mrs.0 Nester Earl, Rick and Judy spent Boxing Day with Mr. and Mrs.. Norman Cogs kiln of Atwood, Mrs. Elsie Cunningham en- tertained her family on Christ- mas Day: rOlagefilfcxf Ih®O Pork responds favorably to a wide range of different season- ings. Choose one to match your mood or the occasion, but try them all: (1) Braise chops in fruit juice - orange, pineapple or cranberry-apple. (2) Season browned chops by sprinkling lightly with marjoram, sage, chili powder or thyme before adding a small amount of liquid for brais- ing. (3) Smother browned chops with condensed cream of celery soup diluted with several table- spoons of water, cover and braise. Create a juicy spicy frank- furter specialty called a ',Coney Dog." It's easy to do. Just heat canned barbecued ground beef and spoon it over the hot franks on buns. Many homemakers like meat loaf so well they make up the . full recipe, though it may be more than enough for a meal. Left-overs make tempting sand- wiches with Thousand Island Dressing, for example. If the meat is to be reheated, do so with barbecue sauce, or thinned cream of mushroom, tomato or celery soup. Meat loaf slices in a casserole of baked beans also makes an appetite-satis- fying main dish. Fashionable at ',budget"' prices whether a woman prefers to shop in the fashion boutique or in the budget department, she can still be stylish. For in many stores, what's ',hot" in upstairs fashions has been put together at 20 percent to 50 per- cent less for the woman who shops downstairs. There are some differences between the traditional budget market and this newer contem- porary budget market. Unlike the traditional budget market, which concentrates greatly on polyes- ters, the contemporary budget market offers a wide variety of fabric selections. The contem- porary market zeroes in on many of the styles that are selling well in fashion boutiques, bringing them out the same season, but cutting costs by eliminating ex- pensive designer fees. Contemporary Upstairs and budget departments may be sisters in fashion, but there are still marked differences. For example, in budget areas there are fewer labels, and budget styles are a bit more conser- vative. Have you got a nose for news? Even if you think you haven't 4Brussels Post ow,.... Don:t worry about 'writing it up.' That's our job. Just and us the facts.) The Brussels Post is YOUR, newspaper. Let us have YOUR news. Send your information to us direct: Somebody Wants What You Don't Need! SELL Through Brussels Post Classified Want Ads THE BRUSSELS Pat; DECEMBER 27, 1973 11