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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1975-12-10, Page 124 Mrs Evans honoured on 80th Melville names exec at Xmas meetinc The December meeting of visits to sick and shut-ins. Melville W.M.S. was held in the Mrs. King favored with a piano home of Mrs. Gerald Gibson with solo, "Christmas Chimes". fourteen members and three The nominating committee of visitors answering the roll call Mrs. Dennis and Mrs. Matheson\ with a Christmas verse. Mrs. brought in a slate of officers for Mair the president, opened the ' 1976. meeting with the "Legend of th. e Past President - Mrs. James the Christmas Rose", Mair; President - Mrs. Joe Hymn Joy to the World was Martin; 1st Vice -President .Mrs.). sung with Mrs. King at the piano. Gerald Gibson; 2nd.Viee 'The minutes of the November President - Mrs. Jas. S. meeting were read by the Armstrong; Secretary Mrs. secretary Mrs. Steiss and the Al' Steiss; Asst. Secretary - financial report by the treasurer Mrs.Clarke Matheson; Treasurer - Mrs Speir. There were twenty-six Mrs.. Amy Speir; Asst. Treas'. - On Monday evening two teams travelled out of 'town to play hockey. The Atom "A" were in Milverton where they picked up a 2-1 win. Scoring for Brussels were Doug Shaw and Brian 'Wheeler. An assist went to Robbie Cardiff. The Midgets were in Blyth, to 'play there and were defeated by a narrow 7 - 5 margin. Brussels scorers were PaulGowing, Jerry AOlechowski, Bill King,- Danny White and BillSnith.. Assists went to Steve Pletch, Chuck Mason, Rick Demaray, Darwin McCutch- eon and Bill Smith. On Wednesday evening the Pee Wee "A's" hosted a team from Milverton whom they :iefeated 9 - 1. Scoring for Brussels was Brian Tenpas 2, Ken Cousins 2, Terry McCutcheon 2, Ken Higgins 1, Doug McArter 1, Todd Wheeler 1. Assists went to Terry McCutcheon, Mike Watson, Paul Part of the fun of holi- days is preparing for them. At Christmas, that means buying and wrapping gift packages for family, rela- tives and special friends. For .an artful, new ap- proach to holiday wrap- ups, to vary the traditional holly and ribbons, try us- ing decal designs in differ- ent styles and patterns. There's a wide variety of designs to choose from, and many have an old- fashioned, Victorian flavor — cherubs, birds, flowers, ladies — that turn out beautiful bbxes to place under the holiday tree. Decals are easy to work with and, most important in today's economy, imx- pensive, too. By using them with plain paper and scraps left over from sew- ing projects, note the styl- ists at Meyercord, the de- cal company, it's possible to create elegant-looking wrappings — yet still have money left for Other ,gifts. Paper-wrap the gift box, then simply add a decal design at a central, focal point. Frame the design With white lace edging, gold braid or Other trim, and glue it on in square or ,diagenal .patterns,. For gifts that you make or bake i clever. packages Can be done up by Willing tea ot Cracker tint into deCOratiVe cbritalners. Cov- er the tin first with fabric or plain paper, Then apply decals strategically and trite with ribbon, lace br braid, which also serves to disguise Uneven edges: Johnston, Stewart CArdiff, Todd Wheeler, Ken Cousins, Brian Tenpas. The same evening the Bantam team were hosts to Monkton and defeated them 6 - 3. Scoring .for Brussels was Scott Wheeler 4, Doug. Cousins 2. 'Assists went to Darwin McCutcheon, Paul Bragg, BrianDeitner, David Engel, Garry McCutcheon, Brian Kellington. On Thursday night the Pee Wee team returned to Milverton where they picked up- a 9 - 3 win. Goal scorers for Brussels were Ken Cousins 2, Brad Wright 2, Mike Watson 2, McCutcheon, Doug. M eArter, Brian Tenpas 1 each. Assists went. to Lyle Campbell, Brian Tenpas, Terry McCutcheon, Paul Johnston. The Midget team was also in Milverton on Thursday night and played an excellent game of Mrs. John Yuill; Pianist - Mrs. W.C.King; Glad Tidings Sec. - Mrs.Wtn.Perrie; Literature Sec. - Mrs.Clarke Matheson; Worship and Service Secretaries -Mrs. Elsie Evans, Mrs Elsie Shaw.; Press REporter - Mrs. Alex Steiss; Supply Committee - Mrs. Allan Smith, Miss Millie McFarlane; C.O.C. leaders - Mrs. Clarence Bishop, Mrs. Ken Shortreed; Social Committee - Mrs•Wm. Perrie, Miss Millie McFarlane, Mrs John Yuill; Auditors - Mrs. W.W.Smith, Mrs. Harvey Dennis. hockey. They lost in a narrow 2 - 1 score. On Friday night the Bantam team travelled to Blyth where they won 7 -3. Brussels scorers were Scott Wheeler 4, Steve Huether 1, Darwin McCutcheon 1, Doug Cousins 1. Assists went to Paul Bragg, Robert Demaray, Brian Kellington, Darwin McCutcheon, Doug Cousins. At home in an exhibition game the Aom "A's" were defeated 3 - 1 by the visiting Listowel team. The lone goal scorer was Darrin Watts. Assists went to Dean Rutledge and Doug Shaw. The Midget team was at home to Blyth who defeated them 10 - 5. They played well with only nine players on h and. Goal scorers were not reported. On Saturday afternoon the Novice, team travelled to Harriston to play there and win their hockey game 6 - 1. Mrs. King read an African Christmas Creed. Hymn, "0 little Town of Bethlehem" was sung. The scripture from Luke 2nd. Chap. verses 8 - '26 and Matthew 2 verses 1 - 11 were read by Mrs, Armstrong Prayer by Mrs. Martin, The Christmas message was given by Mrs. Mac Cardiff. Hymn, 'Hark the Herald Angels Sing" was sung, Mrs, King played Christmas music while Mrs.Speir took up the collection and. Mrs. Mair made the dedication and all repeated the benediction. Winners of the Nov. 28 Turkey Bingo were: Mrs. Laws, CArt Graber Sr. and Carl McLellan, Grant Elliott. Special - Mr's. Paul Adams $25.00. Mrs. Wa tson Sholdice, Mrs.Robert H enry, Harold Bolger and Mrs. James Adams. Special - Mary Bone $25.00, Mrs. W. Warwick, Muriel Garniss, Bob, Bryans. Special - James Rose $25.00. Janice Adams, Don McArter, Carl Graber Sr. . Share the. Wealth, Mrs. Dvie Jamieson, Ken Sholdice, $12.00 each. Mrs Watson Sholdice, Mrs. Dick Jacklin, Door Prize - Daisie McLean. Winners for December 5, 1975 St. John's A.C.W. (Brussels) met Dec. 4 at the home of Mrs. Lewis Cardiff. The meeting was opened by Margaret Bernard with a Christmas reading followed by prayer led by Anne. Cooper and scripture read by Bev Cardiff. Prelimirktry plans for the Pancake Supper on Feb. 11 were discussed. Those present decided to hold the Sunday School concert Deeember 22 at 8:00 p.m. at the chinch. This was followed by the election of officers. The positions were filled as follows: President - Bev Cardiff; Vice President - Cora Alcock; Secretary - Anne Cooper; Treasurer Isabel Alcock; Sunshine Secretary - Open. Business was followed by a Christmas auction. The articles auctioned off by Rev. C.arson had been donated by those present. Christmas is 11'41 At the close of the me lunch was served by the ho and the committee in eharg Mrs. Elsie Evans who ha c 80th birthday the day of meeting 'was presented wit birthday cake. All present Happy Birthday and enjoy Sample of her cake. DOLL CLOTHES Before you throw ou that blouse, think of it a clothing for a doll. Ever girl likes a modern war robe for her doll an scraps of material hel make that wish come tru Turkey Bingo Mrs. W. Wa Ruth Lowe; Kate Wilson. Special - Reta Holloway $2. Mrs. Eldon Wilson, Mrs. Riley, beth McCauley. Special - Ruth Lowe and Holloway $12.50 each. McCutcheon, Don McA Mary Lyn Blue. ' Special - Mason $25.00. Mrs. Herb Tr Marg McCutcheon, Mabel W Share the Wealth, Mrs.R Keifer, $30.00. Grant Elliott, Ohms, Door Prize - P Weber. These turkey bingos sponsored by the Royal Can Legion, Brussels. Rev. Carson closed meeting. Lunch was serve Cardiff and Anne Cooper. wmenunwatliaMM.10 CATCH ;;THE DATSUN SPI DATSUN Gerald's Datsun SALES SERVICE LEASING ,$ OPEN 8 A.M. -9-P. Ph. 527-1010 SEAFORTH getwainatiatimmisaw and up inor hockey teams play out of town Original new wrappings use imaginative Victorian decals AN OLD-FASHIONED APPROACH to holiday package wraps is seen it ' these beautiful boxes decorated with decals. For a Victoriari flavor,. Meyercord stylists suggest using cherub, floral and lady figures on packages, then trimming them with ribbon or braid. THOMPSON and STEPHENSON : MEAT MARKET Free Delivery Phone 887=6294' eatsoecia/s Maple Leaf Sweet Pickled ROLLS gchneider's Mincenleet TARTS BEEP PIES ---- Vire have fresh ground Wet and Mineetneat. Order your thristinas and New Years fowl -early, 66 4 •••••1 . r . • . pkg. Win turkeys at Legion bin ACW plans concert skiing Cross Country Ski Equipment Packages Skies-Boots „no Pole-Harness ane 1•111.1a . REG I STER for Cross Country Skiing Lessons 4 week cou rse beginning. Jan 10 ti. 50o Fee Huron Recreation :JAMESTOWN i "HE BRUSSELS '010St, DECEMBER iti, 105'