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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-03-30, Page 7NNOUNCI Bob ,8d3ottYs Varie Rugged Handset Includes Pushbutton Mike, Speaker, Channel Selector, On-Off, Volume, and Squelch Red "LED" in Handset Glows When Set Is "On" And Lights the Channel Number Everything's in ONE Hand! Volume/On-Off Variable Squelch LED Channel Seleelor/ Pilot Light Speaker/Mike Coiled Cord on Hands'etExtends To 5' —Lets You Mount Rest of Transceiver Out of Sight One-Wander 11 MMD:=7 It's Patented, Too ... U.S. Pat. No. 643485 ;'THE rt,11 intir ado /hale IN SEAFORTH Save $10A,00 'REOPENING SPECIAL • T heonal • T.M. We've put all functions in One Hand It's the easiest , safest operating CB ever! Specifications Sensitivity tor 10 dB S+PON: 0.6 Selectivity at —6 dB: ±3 kHz. Adjacent Channel Rejection: 60dB. Audio Power Output: Push-Pull, 4 watts max, SF. Power Output 4 watts max. Power Requirement: 12 NBC positive or negative ground. Remote Mounting Component Cabinet Size: 1V2x51/4 x7". 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Withornobilemounting bracket and power cable. 9.5 Now for everyone a watch for all occasions We have for your selection, Over a hundred net Tinter watches to choose from AttateyMay er 004 Jewelleiy & Gifts - • Where Personal Sentlee et 88 • 101000'614 '887.9000 0 Mrs. L. Stonehouse Correspondent After more than a month's lay due to severe winter eather, the annual meeting of alvin-Brick United Church was la. recently. Rev. John. G. oberts opened the meeting with ayer. Ivan Dow was appoin ted etary. Elected to the board of ewards were Murray Shiell and s, Ronald Coultes; Board of ustees, George McGee; Music mmittee, Mrs. Gordon Burney, Mrs. George McGee d Jim Robertson. The date for the anniversary is set for May 29th at 8 p.m. The Board of Stewards is to ok into repairing the church of. Rev Roberts closed the meeting th prayer, 4-H Mrs. Richard Moore opened er house to the first meeting of e Belgrave 11 Club. Donna ettleburgh was elected esident, The offices of secretary d press reporter will be rotated ong the girls. , All the girls answered the roll II "Why do you belong to H?" Mrs. Chandler discussed the wing box and its contents and ked about choosing patterns for sure clothes. Mrs. Moore scussed fabrics and the right ds of trims. Bonnie Walker d Lori Thompson demonstrated e correct way to measure. Personals : Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Spivey of ndon, Mrs. John Spivey and Ilan of Ingersoll visited on unday with Mrs. Harold Procter d with Harold Procter who is a tient in Wingham District ospital and with Miss Margaret urtis of Brookhaven Nursing ome. Mr. and Mrs. William Peacock Bluevale visited on Sunday th Mr. and Mrs. Robert octer. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yuill d Cameron were Sunday sitors with Ross Yuill of Elmira ho has just returned home from vacation to Florida. Sunday visitors at the home of r. and Mrs. Edgar Wightinan ere Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Young Lucknow and Mrs. Clarence okes of Woodstock. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wightrnan sited on Thursday with Mr. and rs. Wayne Nichol' and family of tampion. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mivick d family of Kitchener spent a w days during the holidays with parents Mr. and Mrs. arence Hanna. John, Ronald and. Joanne antra. of Hanover returned home Friday after spending the lidays With their grandparents r. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna. Twenty-three ladieS enjoyed a quilting course in the W.I. last. Wednesday and Thursday sponsored by the Women's • Institute. Mrs, Bruce Marshall and Kirk of 'London called on Mrs. Telford Cook last Wednesday. They also • visited with her father Stanley Cook of Callander Nursing Home, Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook, Katherine and Jennifer , of Shelbourne , visited with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cook on Sunday. Julie and Jeffery, Leitch of London spent the mid winter holidays with their grandparetns last week, returned home on Sunday with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Gary Leitch who spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Martin of Seaforth called on Mrs. George Martin on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, Pamela, Douglas and Dianne of Winthrop visited orb Sunday, with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Robert'Hibberd. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolt Visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John' Stokes of Belmore, also with cousins Mr. 'and Mrs Leonard Kaake of Nobleton and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Fitch of Wroxeter who were visiting at the same home. Mrs. Elaine Nixon returned home on Sunday from a vacation to the Canary Islands. • Mrs. Amelia Brown of Brookhaven Nursing Home, Winglia-m was a Saturday visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston. Danny Thompson of Goderich spent the holidays with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston. Mrs. Lew Coyne and Mrs. Eric Gracka of VVindosr spent the past' week at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Laurence Taylor and other Robinson relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. John Phillion returned home last Wednesday fater a .vacation in Florida. George Inglis of Walkerton visited on Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bieman. • Mr. and Mrs. George M. Johnston and Tara of Ilderton spent the weekend with their parents Mrs. Laura Johnston arid Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grasby. Six Tables Six tables, of euchre were played at the 'Wednesday evening euchre in the Women's Insitute Hall. Winners of the evening mere:- High Lady-George Johnston (playing as a lady); Low Lady-Mrs. Hooper, Lady's No:velty-Mrs. Jim Coultes; High Man-Lewis Stonehouse; Low ' Man; Clarence Hanna; Meti's Novelty-Bert ,Johnston. There will be another euchre next week. . als the ms they will b; nt (with before Visitors th the YPe of ,eetings Beakers, and at the :as and make storey ed by 28 at ill be a ject of ntative from their April are coin :30. elgrove c hurch as grinval.