The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1973-12-12, Page 17tb-UP Mce141)y(CbcPlztuniz ke IgneSsie Gifts for the Entire Family! • Somu of the litany uses are as- a room divider, stereo stand, book- shelf, The handsome walnut lamin- ate finish protects against virtually all household Spill's, This beautiful unit sells for less because you asseifible it. No tools or glue necessary. Simply twist the legs and decorative top finials into place. Approximately 63" wide x 33!" high, arid 15" deep.' No, 512-998. Special ONLY THE LOOK IS EXPENSIVE AM/FM MANTLE RADIO Features: • fine hand rub- y, bed walnut cabinet • treble & bass tone control 0 • built in FM antenna for improved FM sensibility • built in AC line cord • solid state circuitry for instant on • AFC on FM. No. 541-000 42095 4-14./ ea. ELECTRONIC SOLDERING GUN KIT This lightweight, slimline. trans. former type gun is the ideal gift for hobbyists and [fejt-yourself . repairmen. Develops full 100 watts in 2'b seconds. Built•in, lecused spotlight provides extra light for difficult lolls. Kit in. cludes', Solder, Soldering Brush. Strewdriver and Plastic Cutting Tip. No. 547,706 949 Special Get yours today at. VICTORIA and GREY L 0 . LAST GIFT REMEMBRANCE Wheilier it's a oist. Ni()NUMEN'X •• MAIttliikit • ITISCItlont 'toilake Itrneritheiritig a Wed. One LES 'toil T. PRYDE St SON LTD. - /Help Vint DeCide on tour' Metnoilei ttegidrenhents pnoNt ExErrtit 235.062o ULTI MATE SHAPELY RVES IS .7-01.JND' THIN A MIL—E, ews of Belgrave School Fair Board elects directors, plans 1974 parents,. mother wore The. gro ;11 z gold flecked (14 changed to a gre Pr gohig away autq! e will reside 7vel, Ontario, Correspondent W,it.L.Stenehouse T 6 annual School Fair meeting f tie Belgrave, 13lyth, Brussels ch 01 Fair Boards was held oesday evening in the Commun- y Centre. The president William Ottltes conducted the meeting, inutes and reports wefe read by rs. John Gnay. The 1974 fair ill be held on Wednesday, ,ep ember llth. Mrs. Leslie Bolt conducted the lection of officers and directors or 1974. Past President-Peter de Groot; 'resident-William Coultes; 1st ice-President-Ross Procter; 2nd ice-President-Howard Walker; secretary-Treasurer-Mrs. Lorne arn pbell. The 1973 directors were all e-e ected except for the /9th East a anosh where Murray Vin- ent, and Mrs. Roy Robinson will place Wilfred Walker and Mrs. ohn Carmichael. The president thanked Mrs. ohn Gnay, the retiring secretary- reasurer, on behalf of all the Fair oa d. , - The same people will again sell idyertising and William Coultes lid Mrs. Gnay were appointed as hairtuan for two Committees to evise the prize list. The next meeting will be held in January 22, 1974. REEVE ENTERTAINS eeve and Mrs. William Elston rtained members -of Morris Township Council, Officials and. Employees and their wives to a turkey dinner and social evening at their home on Saturday evening. William McArter thanked. Mr. and Mrs. Elston for their hospitality and presented them with a gift. U.C.0, SALES INCREASE. The U.C.0, Belgrave Branch held their annual meeting on Friday evening with ISO served at a smorgasbord dinner, The Shindigs of East Wawa- nosh Public School entertained after the supper. The business report indicated the year was the best Belgrave has ever had with sales of $840,000. The new council was elected consisting of Murray Vincent, Fred. Meier; John Gaunt, Stan Hopper, Ronald Coultes, and Maurice Hallahan. After the business meeting, Scott's orchestra supplied the music for the 'dancing. • CHRISTMAS MEETING The Christmas meeting of the W.M.S. was held at.the home of Mrs. Alan McBurney on Dec- ember 4. The president Mrs. Joe Dunbar opened the meeting, Mrs. Joe Dunbar and Mrs. John C. McBurney reed part of the worship service from the Glad tidings, Mrs. Mac Scott the scripture from Luke 2, 1-20 and Mrs. Victor Youngblut the scrip- - ture on "Love." Prayer was read by Mrs. Walter Shortreed. Seeretary Mrs. John C, McBurney read minutes, Mrs. Joe Dunbar and Mrs. John C, McBurney were nomin- ated to make up the programs for 1974 and. Mrs. Mac Scott volunteered to type them. Mrs. Athol Bruce and Mrs. Stuart Cloakey were appointed to audit the books. Mrs. Mac Scott read a list of those to whom cards were sent in 1973. Roll Call was answered by a Christmas verse by ten ladies and 1 visitor. Thirty-seven visits to sick and shut-ins were recorded. Carol, "While Shepherds Wat- ched Their Flocks by Night," was sung. Mrs. Alan McBurney served lunch. EVENING UNIT MEETS The Evening Unit met at the home of Mrs. Bert Johnston with 16 members present. Mrs. Cliff Logan opened the worship service with a poem "Christmas." Mrs. George Mich- ie read the scripture from Luke 2, 1-20, followed by prayer by Mrs. Cliff Logan. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler read a poem "In' the Carpenter Shop." A story of the Carpenter Shop was read by Mrs. Logan. Mrs. Laura Johnston read a poem. A candle lighting service "Peace at Christmas-" was conducted by • Mrs. William Coultes assisted by Mrs. James. Coultes, Mrs. Jack Higgins, and Mrs. Ross Higgins. The Coultes Sisters sang "Let There Be Peace," Mrs. Laura Johnston conducted the business. It was decided to carry on the Birthday parties for another year. The following officers Were elected for 1974: Leader-Mrs. Laura Johnston; Assistant Leader-Mrs. Murray Lougheed; Secretary:Mrs. George Johnston; Assistant Sec- retary-Mrs. Bert Johnston; Trea- surer-Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler; Program Convener-Mrs. William Coultes; Social Convener-Mrs. James Coultes; Community Friendship-Mrs.. Lewis Stone- house; Group Leaders-Mrs. Ross Higgins; Mrs. Murray Lougheed; Miss Annie Cook; Pianist;Mrs. George Johnston. The meeting closed with hymn "Joy to the World." Lunch was served by Mrs. Ross. Anderson's group. WIN AT EUCHRE Nine, tables of euchre were played at the Belgrave Euchre on Wednesday night in the Com- munity rooms. Winners were: High Lady-Mrs. George. Wal- ker; Low Lady-Mrs. Mae Deyell; Lady Novelty-Mrs. James Mc- Taggart; High Man - Glen Nixon; Low Man - James McTaggart; Novelty Man - George Brewer. PERSONALS Misses Ann Bieman and Joanne. White of Fergus visited on Sunday with the former's Guaranteed Investment Certificates now! TRUST COMPANY SINCE 1889 C.I. Stief, Branch Manager Listowel uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Albert Biernan. On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Elory Knntz and Kimberly of Kitchener and their foster child Michelle, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cart. wright, John and Claude of Londesboro visited, with Mrs. Harry Rinn and Lois. Mrs. Ed Ansley who has been visiting with her father Mr. Ira Campbell, returned to her home in Thessalon last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Van Camp and Miss Nora Van Camp visited at Huronview, Clinton on Sunday with Miss ,Mary Van Camp and Mrs. Gladys Hull. COngratulations to Charles Nicholson who won $342. on Thursday on cash call at Wingham Radio.' Mr. and Mrs. David Hanna and family, Miss Gail Mayberry of Kitchener spent the weekend with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna w,ere Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rodger and Patsy of Durham, (Intended for Last Week) Mr._ John McCormack, Chris- tie and Eimile of Orangeville visited with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chamney last Wednes- day and Thursday. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Chamney were Mr. and Mrs. Fred McPherson of Wingham and Mrs. Laurence Vannan of Belgrave. 'Mr. and Mrs. Keith Cartwright and Donna of London, Gordon Rinn of Londesboro have just returned home after spending two weeks in Florida. Little Patricia Cartwright who stayed• with her grandmother Mrs. Harry Rinn while her parents were on vacation, returned home with them on Sunday. Duane Kuntz and Murray Rinn of. Kitchener spent the weekend with Mrs. Harry Rinti and Lois. GIVE THE GIFT OF LIFE BE A RED CROSS BLOOD DONOR R note trativet ,o litititAilt MAIO ELECTRIC KETTLE A very pradtidal dhristmas gift. This stainless steel bowl'kettle clan Iwo nuart capacity. Abtoreatic off and tenet thermostat, 1500 watt Single efertient, Complete with 3 ft. cord. Available in Harvest Oold. One year warranty. CSA Approved. No. 541-448 Special 99 nite COMBINATION 1/4"-% SOCKET SET A handy gift for, all typea Of jobs. Contains,: 6—six pt. drive sockets front VI." to "/32° • 1 —Spinner handle .7—Six pt. 34" drive sockets from %" to 41:" d 1-34" drive cachet • 1 —,adapter from ie '14" • 1-3" extension • 1- -SO& phi§ soeket. All attractively packed in red metal box. No. 550-031 Special 9 Sot OUTDOOR FLOODLIGHT KIT • Ideal for'floodlighting driveway, barn yard, en- , trance, etc: Complete With plate etc:, wall Or ceiling mounting anel spike for ground posi, flan, Voltage 11 0',' t.S.A, approved. 6 fbot vinyl card. 160 W White. 040-100150Watt-Whitt 3.0 Spode 540401400 Walt -Blue 3.0001. 540-1111140 Wait-Rid 3.99 es. 640-110-106 Watt-OroenlAll Ontario 114t BRUSSELS' tittEMBEit11,