The Brussels Post, 1974-12-11, Page 13Grey Twp. Election results
Poll No.
COUNCILLORS [3]
Armstrong
Dunbar
Johnston
den Dekker
Weber
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Advance
38 84 , 70 42 75 35 59 2
29 77 57 40 89 29 62 5
50 53 33 36 68 38 43 I
42 32 12 22 66 23 29 4
16 18 17 14 55 13 20 3
Total.
405
388
322
230
156
HURON COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION 121
Thomas 28 58 40 47 88 27 40 6 Grey 334)
Morris 154)
Brussels444)
Shortreed 24 63 61 26 76 32 42 4 Grey 328)
Morris 196);
Brussels 388)
Desna ray 46 15 12 13 29 19 19 1 Grey 154)
Morris 65)
Brussels 114)
MacDonald 11 19 20 14 34 14 40 0 Grey 152)
Morris 47)
Brussels 104)
932
912
333
303
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Members of the Evening Unit
of the' Brussels United Church,
entertained the ladies of the
congregation December 4, in the
laird) parlour. Sarah Stephen-
on opened the meeting with the
all to worship followed by the
you, "While Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks". Marie
hIcTaggart led in prayer. The
uartet composing of Betty
ampbell, Nelva Scott, Sarah
lephenson and Barb
IlcCutcheon entertained during
the evening with Christmas
songs. Karen Cardiff accom-
panied them on the piano.
A pageant by the members of
the evening unit was presented
assisted by carol singing by Julie
Campbell and Carol Raymond.
The pageant told the Christmas
Story,
The programme concluded with
hymn "Silent Night" and the
lord's Prayer.
Card party held
The second card party of the
eason was held at St. Ambrose
Church on Tuesday evening,
lecember 3rd with nine tables in
ay,
Winners were: High Lady
President Gert Kellington was
in charge of the business. Gifts
were to be purchased for mem-
bers who are in Huronview and
Callander's Nursing Home and
shut-ins.
The social committee made
recommendations for the catering
groups.. Elsie Miller brought in
the slate of officers for the
following year:
Past President-Sarah Stephenson
President - Marie LeDrew
1st Vice President - Anne Smith
2nd Vice President - Jean Bridge
Secretary - Luella Mitchell
Ass't Secretary - Nelva Scott
Treasurer - Alma Watson
Pianist - Mary Bryans
Assistant Pianist-Betty Campbell
Leader of Afternoon Unit-Dorothy
Steffler
Leader of Evening Unit- Betty
Campbell
It was decided to donate either
money or gifts for the natients in
at St. Ambrose
Mrs. Jack Thynne; High Man -
Mrs. Jan Hall (playing as a man);
Low Lady - Mrs. Clem Steffler;
Low Man - Wilbur Turnbull;
Lucky Cup - Allen Webb.
FIGURE SKATING — Carol Wheeler, R.R.5,
Brussels and Blaine Moore of .Wingham placed
second in free skating pairs at London in the Western
Ontario Sectionals held there on December 4th, 5th
& 6th. They have been chosen to go on the team to
represent Western Ontario at the Ontario Games at
Thunderbay - Dec. 27 - 30th.
continuous flow dryers on •
Tuesday, December 17
A factory representative will be present
to explain the operation and mainten-
ance of the unit.
BE ON HAND 7:45 p.m. AT
Evening Unit has Christmas pageant
Goderich Psychiatric Hospital.
Since this is a personal contribu-
tion, anyone wishing to help may
make donations to Barb
moei ohPan
VISIT US TO SELECT •
Xmas Gifts and Cards
as well as your
HOLIDAY GROCERIES.
We extend the Season's Best Wishes to All
Customers.
BILL, HAZEL and LAURIE ELLIOTT
CRANBROOK General Store
WE NOW HAVE IN STOCK A GOOD SELECTION
OF CHRISTMAS CARDS, GIFT WRAP, DECOR-
ATIONS ETC. FROM $1.00 UP
Ski-doo Suits
Size 2 to
Men's XL Priced
From 9.98 - 36.98
Ski-doo Boots
for all ages
8.98 - 21.98
A good selection
of Hats & Mitts
We will be open EVERY MONDAY in
December, starting December 2 and each
evening from DECEMBER 16 — DEC-
EMBER 23 for your shopping convience.
BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS WHILE
THERE IS A GOOD SELECTION
With each purchase of $2.00 or more you will
receive a ticket on a G.A.F. Pocket Camera Out-
fit. Draw to be made. Christmas Eve.
Ray & Helens .
Family Centre
!ezer
or
dmas
rial
ICE
"THE BUSINESS RELIABILITY BUILT °.
521-0120.
AYR SEAFORTH CAMBRIDGE
THE BRUSSELS POSTy DECEMBER 11t, 1974