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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-03-16, Page 7Used guitars- tram 00 New guitars 50% up to OFF GUITARS are OUT KEYBOARDS are IN I We're CLEARING all guitars, cases, drums, banjos, electric guitars and bass, strings, Mouth organs, etc. SEE THESE VALUES _ • COME EARLY FOR Eye Popping. Savings We must have more rOoni to accommodate our expanding. KEYBOARD DISPLAY P-4.tsifer'Musk 527-005.3 • Seattieth Silt4"440.*%1060/L--:47 -e. When in BRUSSELS Stop in at the TEXAN GRILL & GAS BAR Hockey Playoffs - Support your team at the arena Member B.B.A. Your Hosts June & Ken Webster Ontario Career Action Program • Out of school? • Looking for work? • Lack experience? • At least 16 but less than 251? The Ontario Career Action Program (OCAP) provides Mirk experience to help you land that ail-important "first job," OCAP inCludeS on-the-job training plus a groSs allowance of t1(10 per week for up to 26 weeks. The aim is to provide practical work experience and guidance to enable you to find ernployitent in private business or industry. To apply, fill out an application fern) at your local Canada Manpower Centre, 'Final seledtion of applicants and allocation ttairsing aSSigriniehts-Will be made by the Ontario `Ministry of Colleges and UniverSitieS. Ministry of Colleges and Universities Ontario Hon Harry C Parr , DDS. Minister Or J Ocirddri PArr, beintyMihrslOr Where Personal Service is still • Brussels important 887-9006(. r.',?)(41464.1"41";• Mt BRUSSELS •POSY,. MA1464 401 .4. diton unit discusses lives 1. Correspondent Mrs. Betty McCall 887-6677 "Different views on our lives" as the theme chosen by Mrs, ay Huether for the Walton Unit eeting held in the church asement on Wednesday vening, March 9. Mrs. Huether opened with a oem "Somebody knows." The March meeting of the 8th nd 16th Unit of Duff's United lurch was held on Wednesday vening at the home of Mrs. Jim Mrs. Gerald Smith .opened the eeting with a poem "Sprinkle of unshine." Hymn, 388, '0 aster let me walk with Thee" as sung. Mrs. Alvin McDonald ead the scripture from Lamenta- ions, Chapt. 23; 24-33, and tiered prayer. Mrs. G. Smith used as her topic. n article "March winds • and inshine," using the comparison o illustrate the pain that with all he storms of life, if we ask God to e our help and guide, he will see s safely through. `-`Breathe on le, breath of God" was sung. Mrs. A. McDonald read a oving essay, "What the .N.I.B. means to me" written by rs. Schildroth from near Port lgin who was blind when she as 40 years of age. Mrs. Smith osed with prayer. Mrs. Rae Houston presided for he business. Minutes were read y Mrs. Don McDonald and 10 iembers answered the roll call. rograms for the . coming year ere handed out by . Mrs. custom There was a discussion on price or tickets for ham supper on June . It was agreed to leave prices as ast year, adults $3.00; children acy ladies alk patterns The second meeting of the `Lacy Ladies" 4-H Walton 1 Club as held at tl?t home of Mary a lice Ryan on onday\evening rch 8. Minut were read by eggy Humphries. Leaders discussed cutting and arking of the pattern and how to horten and lengthen the crotch. The next meeting is to be held t the home of Nanci Bennett on onday evening, March 21. pmingstar plans special eeting Morning Star Rebecca Lodge et March 8th with Noble Grand ster Ritchie, presiding. A pedal meeting is planned March 9th to honor Assembly Warden ster Helen Spicer. Members of atonic Rebekah Lodge of Hilton will be guests and take art in the meeting, Winner of the regular Meeting raw was Sister Jean Fraser. Best wishes were extended to oble Grand, Sister D. Ritchie d Vice Grand, Sister D: heeler, Who celebrated rthdays in March. Lunch was served by The efreshtnent committee convened y Sister Mary Davidson. Remember! It takes but a omenf to place a Brussels Post ant Ad and 'be money in' pocket. o advertise, just Dial Brussels 81-6641. "Come, let us sing of a wonderful fove," was sung with Mrs, Huether as pianist. The scripture was taken from Psalms 1 and 2, followed by the. meditation "Children learn what they live" and a poem "Just for today" was read by Mrs. Huether, Mrs. Bill Thamer offered prayer. The offer- ing was received by Mrs. E. Mitchell in the absence of the treasurer, Mrs. M. Sholdice, $1.50. Mrs. Houston and the hostess served lunch. Mission band meets World Day of Prayer program was held at the March meeting of the Mission Band on Sunday morning, held in the church basement with members from each class taking parts in the prayer service. During business, Cheryl Fraser read the secretary's report and Cathy McGavin the treasurer's report. Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs. Merton Hackwell were pianists for the hymns. • Children went to their classes with regular teachers, Mrs. Mac Sholdice, Mrs. Ross Bennett, Mrs. Merton Hackwell and Mrs. Neil McGavin. Greet . at Duff's Greeting worshippers to the Sunday morning service at Duff's United Church were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Huether. Rev. Ed. Baker spoke on "My Son is Alive." from the scripture read- ing, verses in Hosea, 1 John and Luke. The choir sang an anthem "The sun is always shining" accom- panied by the organist, Mrs. Ian. Wilbee. Offering was received by Keith Clark, Graeme Craig and Keith Wilbee. The flowers at the front of the church were in memory of the late Cyril Prescott and Archie McKay. dedicated by Mrs, 13. Thamer. me the Old, Old Story" closed the devotional period. Mrs. Emerson Mitchell took the topic, reading an article from the book "Journey to,. Fulfill- ment" purchased at Alma College. The title of the chapter from the book "Guideposts along the Way" kept in with the theme of the meeting. Life's journey does not approach fulfillnient without right direction, trustworthy markers along the way, You may not be aware of it or be willing to admit it, but every life has a center which sends us off in one direction. Through your daily, conduct and your thought pattern, life becomes, as great or as small as that for which you seek. Therefore it is of utmost importance that we recognize our control centre and start out in the right direction. We are responsible for our view of life. Mrs. Ron Bennett presided for the business opening with a poem "The Package of Seed." Mrs. Howard Hackvvell read the minutes. The roll call was answered by 14 members. Quilt committee reported $65. on hand, with more quilts to be done. Mrs. Bennett gave report of the executive meeting of March 4. Invitations were read from Blyth U.C.W. to attend their Thank- offering on Sunday evening, April 3 with Mrs. Andrew Gaunt to tell ocher trip to the Holy Land, and from Seaforth Northside United Church to their Thankoffering on Tuesday, March 29. The Walton U.C.W. will hold their spring Thankoffering 'on Sunday evening, April 17. Hostesses for the lunch were Mrs. Frank Kirkby, Mrs. Edna Hackwell and Mrs. Torrance Dundas. Persomils Mr. and Mrs. Glen Haase of Sault Ste. Marie spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Murray and Susan, also visiting other relatives in the community, The many friends of Mrs. Hilda Sellers will be pleased to hear she was able to leave hospital and 'is staying with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Traviss. Frank Kirkby was taken by ambulance Monday morning to Seaforth Community Hospital. The Quilt Course will meet for their third meeting this Thursday evening in the Community Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Machan And family and Mrs. Laura Machan of Sarnia spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Reid. Mrs. Earl Watson spent a few days last week in Wingham Hospital. Mrs. Jim Sanderson of Wroxeter is helping out at the Watson home since she came .home. Mrs. Roy Bennett arrived home on Saturday from London where she has spent the past several weeks with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Rutledge. It is nice to see Charlie Murray is home from hospital. We hope he keeps improving and is able to be out in the good weather. Mrs. William Thamer and daughter, Mrs. Alex Gulutzen are spending this week with Mrs. Gertrude Churchill in South Carolina, Attending the Ice Capades in London last Tuesday evening March 8 were: Mrs. Lin Steffier and John; Mrs. Marjory Humphries and Peggy;,,. Mrs. Kathy Achilles, Danny, Orisie and Dwayne; Mrs. JoannC'P./aas and Karen; Mary Alice Ryan; Nanci Bennett; Margaret Short- reed; Karen and Joan Middlegaal, Miss. Amy Love of Toronto is visiting with her sister Mrs. Jean Btoadfoot. Bid Bell has returned home from a London Hospital where he was a patient for several weeks and is making his home with his daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bennett and family. Mr. and Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Collins spent last week holidaying in Jamaica, compliments of the Avco New Idea A :nil Il Mehl mewl th [ram? t men ion anal ratios S1114 tinne fort) 12. iplifi !ri to iant's the from nded lyto ss; orize 'unds wool th & 16th unit leave upper prices same Gifts for All Occasions For HER From a Diamond Ring to a Jewel Box For HIM From a Tie Tack to a Quartz, Watch Audrey 9 ayer s Lloyd Jewellery &.Gifts