HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1978-02-22, Page 2020 THE BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY 22, 1978
HAVE A COFFEE — Max Watts and Brenda Eaton
enjoy a cup of coffee at the Royal Bank's open house,
" (Langlois Photo)
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A CUSTOMER — Mary Lowe of Brussels
patronized the new Royal Bank on Thursday, official
opening day. 'Here she talks to teller Susan Bean..
(Photo by Langlois)
Kinsmen get award pins
STEPHENSON'S
Grocery
Bo en 20 oz. Jar
HOT CHOCOLATE $1.65
Bakery
libby's
ALPHAETTI 19
McCain Regular
PIZZA 4 to a Pac..14 oz.
Robin Hood 2.25 Kilo Bag
OATS
Maxwell House Reg. Grind
COFFEE 454 gram Bag:
Chapmans & Clover Leaf
ICE CREAM
Phone 887-9226
oz. 2/97'
$1.49
$1.39
x3.69
2 Litte. 994
Free Delivery
pNu $0119.1,
ON THESE USED CARS-
1977 Nova 6 Auto.
1976 Olds '98 Full Power
1976 Olds Royale full power
1976 Cutlass supreme
1976 Chev. Belair
1975 Chev. Biscayne,
1974 Olds Royale'
1974 Impala Station Wagon
1974 Le Mans Station Wagon
1974 Chev. Impala
1974 Nova Hatch Back
1974 Ventura 2 door
1974 Nova 6 standard
GOOD UNTIL FEBRUARY 28th
J. L. McCUTCHEON
MOTORS
'aids Chev. Brussels 887-68.56
SCHNEIDER FREEZERFEST
MINISIZZLERS
3 varieties 1 lb. pkg.
UTCHE9r N GROCERY
Phone 887-9445
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Win at Brussels
Legion bingo
Bingo whiners Friday at the
Brussels Legion Flail were; Mrs,
VanceiandMrs. S. Moore $5.00
each; Bob Bryans $10.00; Mrs,
Vance and Dave Jameson $5.00
cacti Mrs, V. Scouller $10.00;
Mrs. P. Langlois and. Mrs, J.
McCarter, $5,00 each.
Special Mrs, C. McCutcheon
$16.25; Mrs. P. Langlois 10.00;
Mrs. V. Scouller 10.00; Garry
MeWhirter 10.00; Mrs. J. Drapper
10.00; Mrs. -El McLellan 10.00.
Special Mrs. J. Lamont $19.75;
Mrs. M. Stute and Mrs. D.
Ellatcott- $5.00 each; Mrs„ H.
Pearson 10.00; Mr. J. Armstrong
10.00; Mrs. E. McLellan 10.00;
Mrs. V. Hastings and Jim Adams
5.00 each.
Special Mrs. D. Ellacott 21.75
THE WINNER John Sims,, assistant manager of
the Brussels Royal Bank presented Fred Stephenson
with the clock radio he won in the opening draw.
(Langlois Photo)
Bank opening "terrific"
Gordon Folkard and Roy
Taylor were awarded Gem Award
Pins at the dinner meeting of the
`Belgrave and, District Kinsmen
Club held at Brussels on February
15th. Winner of the Chinese
Auction was Allan Bridge. Bill
Stephenson reported on a very
successful Kinsmen Kids skating
party and Murray Black reported
on the new members seminar
held in Wingham which the
Belgrave Club hosted. The
members are providing a bingo in
Belgrave at the . W.I. Hall on
Thursday, Feb. 23rd. Some of the
members attended the Plowing
Match meeting in Toronto to
report on the Club's participation
in, the match this fall.'
The Club is chartering a bus to
• the Farm Show in London on
.Tuesday, Feb. 28th and those
wishing to go should contact,
.members. The Club is planning a
. Pork Barbeque in June to raise
money for Cystic Fibrosis.
The Royal Bank's official
opening day in Brussels was a
"terrific success," with about 420
people attending according to
John Sims, assistant bank
manager
People at the ceremony went
through-2,4 dozen doughnuts and
over 200 cups of coffee at the
bank Carolyn Clifford, bank
accountant said.
Mr. Sims said the bank was
well filled pretty well all day. He
added as visitors came in to see
the new facilities. The ballot box
for the draw was pretty well filled
when it was opened.
Reeves from'Brussels, Morris,
UCW hear
about fire
insurance
Members of the Evening U nit
of Brussels U.C.W. met at the
home of Mrs. Fred Stevenson
with 11 members and 3 visitors
present. Mrs. Rene Richmond
presided and gave a poem on
Smile. The devotional was
conducted by Mrs Betty Graber
and'Mrs. Nelva Scott. The ladies
joined together singing Onward
Christian ' Soldrers. The Bible
reading was given by Nelva. A
reading 'All things new and what
can one family do" was given by
Betty Graber followed by Prayer.
Minutes of the last meeting were
given by Karen Cardiff and Nelva
Scott gave a talk on fire
insurance. Mrs. L. Stephenson
and Mrs. A. Watson are the
conveners of the March meeting.
Lunch was served by Florence
Webb and Gert Kellington
assisted by the hostess.
and Grey took part in a ribbbn
cutting ceremony. Reeve Bill
Elston of Morris and Reeve Roy
Williamson of Grey held the
ribbon while Brussels reeve Cal
Krauter officiated in cutting.
Royal Bank Managers from the
surrounding area also were in
attendance.
Mr. Sims said they got more ne
bank accounts than usual that
'day. "1 wish it was like that every
day," he said.
Winners in 'the draw were;
Clock, Radio-Fred Stephenson,'
Brussels, Pen sets,-Ted Cowan,
Brussels; Mrs. Allan Webb,
Brussels; Clarence Rath,
Belgrave; Charles Higgins,
Brussles; Leo Dyk, Walton; Ross
M. Cardiff, Brussels; Mrs. Jim
Cardiff, Brussels; Mrs. Kathleen
Danhy, Brussels; Murray J.
Elston, Wingham; Mrs. Morla
Sugg, Brussels; Lloyd S.
Wheeler, Ethel; James W. Smith,
Brussels; and Ruth M. Hupfer of
Brussels.