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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1985-12-11, Page 4Ph. 345-2547 II, A4 - THE HURON EXPOSITOR, DECEMBER 11. 1985 HAND BAGS 12 00 to 45.00 SCARVES 1 00 to 20.00 GLOVES 3.95 to 35.00 WONDERBRA HOSE. .2.25 to 4.25 LINGERIE 4.50 to 22.00 NIGHT WEAR 19 95 to 30.00 HOUSE COATS 35.00 to 59.95 BED JACKETS 19.95 CARDIGANS 35 00 to 50.00 PULLOVERS 19.95 to 50.00 BLOUSES. .. . . . . 26.00 to 49.95 SLACKS 26 00 to 49.95 MOHAIR THROWS. . . .59.95 to 69.95 BLANKETS 19.95 to 37.50 THERMAL BLANKETS21,95 to 25.00 BATH TOWELS 6.95 to 9.95 HAND TOWELS 3.95 to 6.95 COMFORTERS. . . . 45.00 to 85.00 GIFT BOXES SUPPLIED FREE STORE HOURS: • OPEN EVERY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAYS OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS 6 tri FOR DAD OR BROTHER DRESS SHIRTS. . . .14.95 to 29.50 SPORT SHIRTS. . . .14.95 to 27.50 VIYELLA SHIRTS 45 00 KNIT SHIRTS 24.50 VEST SWEATERS. . . . 17.95 to 29.50 PULLOVERS 17.95 to 55.00 PAJAMAS 17 95 to 22.50 SKI PAJAMAS 24 50 HOUSE COATS 35 00 to 55.00 SCARVES, pure wool 6.95 DRESS SLACKS 29 50 to 45.00 DRESS GLOVES 5.95 to 27.50 DRESS SOCKS 2 50 to 4.95 ATTACHE CASES 45 00 3 PC. LUGGAGE SETS 79.50 CLOTHING SPECIAL! 20% OFF ALL OUR SUITS AND SPORT JACKETS 4:44V4 BRUSSELS AND AREA Majestic women hold euchre Brussels Correspondent EDNA MCLELLAN 887-9064 The Majestic Women's Institute of Brus- sels hosted a euchre party, on Tuesday evening December 3 with eight tables playing. Mrs. Peggy Cudmore welcomed everyone. . The following were the winners in cards: high lady, Kate Wilson; low lady, Leona Connelly; high man, Marguerite Sanderson; low man, Jane De Vries; travelling lone hand prize, Marguerite Sanderson; most lone hands, Kathy Bridge; lucky cup, Jeanne Ireland; ladies birthday nearest Christmas, Leona Connelly; man's birthday nearest Christmas, John Simpson. NURSING HOMENEW S The Callander Nursing Home welcomes Mrs. Yvonne Struke. Mrs. Struke is the new Director of Nurses. She comes from Hanover, where she was employed as head nurse in the chronic unit of Hanover hospital. On November 24, children from the Brussels • Mennonite Sunday School sang hymns in the morning and afternoon. Mr. Donald Dunbar entertained at the piano after which the Mennonite choir from the Ethel and Zion Churches performed. Monday was bingo day under the leader- ship of Debbie Trollope with Bill Close winning the trophy again and Bessie McCutcheon a close second. Euchre was enjoyed on Tuesday with the residents participating. Sympathy was extended to Mrs. Adeline Smith on the passing of her sister, Mrs. Sally Orwell. Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Hayward visited with their grandmother, Mrs. Stella Winn. Thursday morning exercises and other activities took place and a film about Christmas was shown in the afternoon. Mr. Jack Stewart from Oshawa, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Stewart. Friday morning saw Anne Smith at the piano and the discussion group, led by Karen Cardiff, Jean Evans and Jeannette Boynton, talked with residents in the afternoon. / In the evening the monthly Mennonite Fellowship Service was held with rs y Margaret McLeod reading the scripture. UCW MEE'T'ING The afternoon unit of Brussels United Church Women met in the church parlor on December 3 with President Dorothy Steffler opening the meeting with a Christmas greeting. During the meeting, selected carols were sung with Mary Bryans at the piano. The Christmas Story was read by Ruth Huepfer. Mrs. Betty Graber sang two lovely solos "I Wonder as I W ander" and "I Heard the Bells of Christmas Day." A Christmas poem was given by Edna Pearson and a reading "A Pattern for living," followed by prayer given by Mrs. Steffler. In the business, the treasurer reported that money was given to the church board and sponsorship for six young people to go to Toc Alpha in Toronto during Christmas holidays. The Christmas potluck lunch followed the White Gift Service on December 8. The boxes for shut-ins were packed on December 5. Thirteen members and two visitors an- swered the roll call with a Christmas thought and the collection was taken. Mrs. Anne Smith read a Christmas story. The nominating committee gave their report and the meeting closed with a parting verse by the president. Mrs. Anne Smith and Mrs. Ida Evans served lunch. BINGO HELD The Royal Canadian. Legion of Brussels held their second turkey bingo on Friday evening, December 6. The following were winners of 14 regular games for turkeys: Mike Parrish, Mike Parrish, Doris' Jacklin, Nancy Coyne, June SHOP AT SHINEN'S FOR" CHRISTMAS SPECIALS LADIES WOOL COATS AT 20% DISCOUNT DRESSES- all new festive styles, sizes 7-52. ONLY 39.95 -75.00 BLOUSES - Long & short sleeves, sizes to 44 14.95 to 32.95 PULLOVERS - New knits, sizes to 44 17.95 - 39.95 SLEEPWEAR - Brushed & Flannels Gowns, Pyjamas, 10.95 - 24.95 Sets SLACKS - in new shades and weaves 15.95 - 25.95 Sizes to 50 BEST ASSORTMENT IN GLOVES, MITTS, HANDBAGS, TOWELS ETC. MENS DRESS PANTS: Just arrived Big shipment Sires 30-50 ONLY 24.95 - 32.95 SHIRTS - Dress or work shirts, solids & plaids Sizes S. M, L, XXXL 15.95 - 24.95 PYJAMAS - Perma Press cotton & flannel 12.95 - 19.95 WINTER JACKETS - All sizes 39.95 to 59.95 MENS UNDERWEAR - Cotton or wool blend GOOD ASSORTMENT OF SWEATERS, WORK CLOTHING SOCKSVeard , TIES, 3TC. AT LOW PRICES. TAMS, SHINEN'S SEAFORTH f. iCCQti 00f> PRE -INVENTORY a LaI , k;co° evirtd‘1› PRICES IN EFFECT TILL DEC. 23RD HOLIDAY CLOSING DECEMBER 24 THRU JANUARY 1/86 KAKABEKA PANELLING SOLID HARDWOOD 0000°.0k BLACK ASH 51.25 '/, x 4 or '/, x 6 V Match Pkg RED OAK 54.90 x4or'h x6VMatch Pkg NOVI CANADIAN TUB KIT CLASSIC 'Egg Shell' 1 Only CLASSIC Ice Blue 1 Only 9875 93.75 MAKITA POWER TOOLS 7%" 5007NB CIRCULAR SAW 182'95 1100 POWER PLANER 277.9° 3601 B 'A" ROUTER 20610 4301BV JIG SAW 4101SV JIG SAW DP3720 3/8" DRILL DP 5700 5/8 " DRILL 214.89 131.10 89.65 18535 6800DBV DRYWALL GUN 6802 BV HEX SCREW GUN )N1600 NIBBLER 240113 M{TRE SAW DK1001 Cordless Drill VACUUM KIT 004510 PALM SANDER 142.25 147'85 246.79 343.35 137.50 75.20 ALL ARMSTRONG CEILING PRODUCTS 10%OFF REG. SALE WELDWOOD DELTA OAK 8.15 7.33 CHESTNUT PANELLING SCANDIA BIRCH 8.15 7.33 PECAN 14.98 13.49 OLD OAK BIRCH 14.98 13.49 CHERRY REG. 14.98 14.98 16.98 16.98 SALE 13.49 13.49 15.49 15.49 FREE DELIVERY MON , ,. E L4' E7ft'NJ' Alit • SRA ON is M ETR SEAFORTH, ONTARIO NOK 1W0 TELEPHONE 527-0910 QUALITY LUMBER AND SERVICE SINCE 1906 OPEN: 8-12, 1-5:30 MON. - FRI. 8-12:30 SAT. Elliott, Pauline W agel, Jeanne Ireland, Doris Jacklin, Loyd Glousher, Verna Tunney, Bruce Fischer, Bessie Blenkhorn, Kate Wilson, Ferg Riley. Specials were won by Edna McLellan, Eileen Hall, Wayne Lowe, $25 each. Share -the -wealth for $55.50 was won by Leona McDonald. Door prize for a turkey won by Marlene Hall. Next bingo Friday, December 13, starting at 8 p.m. UNITED CHURCH NEW S The 1985 White Gift Service was conducted by the children of the Brussels United Church School on Sunday, December 8. The carol "Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus" was sung followed by the Grades 3 and 4 Sunday School Class presenting the Advent Wreath. The senior choir sang a song as did the Nursery and Primary Sunday School classes. The Senior Sunday School class sang "Mary Hada Baby" and the carol "On a Day W hen Men Were Counted" was also sung. The story presentation was "Only a Stable." The presentation of White Gifts took place. Mrs. Bonnie Jacklin performed a solo. Following the service, the congregation had a potluck lunch and Christmas treats were distributed to the children. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NEWS A large crowd was present for the Sunday morning Communion service at Melville Presbyterian Church. The choir sang two anthems, "The little Road to Bethlehem" with Mrs. Marie Douglas taking the solo part and "Sing Gloria" with Mrs. Douglas and Mrs. Margaret McLeod singing a duet. The male chorus also took their part. Rev. Jamieson's sermon was "God Comes In Jesus Christ to Strengthen Us In Love,. Joy and Truth." Prayers were said for the sick and shut-ins. The congregation is invited to St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Wingham on Sunday, December 15 at 7:30 p.m. for their Cantata "Bois A King." Morris council hold inauguration The inaugural meeting of the Morris Township Council was held on December 3 at the municipal office and council chambers. The incoming Reeve Doug Fraser called the meeting to order. The Declaration of Office and the Oath of Allegiance was administered to the follow- ing: Douglas Fraser, reeve; Clement McLel- Ian, Deputy Reeve; Robert Grasby, Howard Morton and Robert Elliott, councillors. The above mentioned being the Council for the Township of Morris for a three year term, December, 1985 to November 30, 1988, inclusive. Pastor Bonnie Lamble from the Walton• Bluevale United Churches, was in attendance for the inaugural session and addressed the new council with guidance and invocation. Ms. Lamble wished the council a successful three year term. Reeve Doug Fraser welcomed the new council and said he hoped the council could work as a team for the term of council. Reeve Fraser asked all members in attendance if any member wished to declare a pecuniary interest. No declaration was made at this time. The council discussed the time and dates for the regular meetings of council for the (Continued on page A9i JOHN ELLIGSEN ELECTRIC LTD. Farm • Residential • Commercial WIRING and PLUMBING 24 Hour Emergency Service R.R. No. 4 Walton Ph. 345-2447 or SPECIAL HOURS FOR Christma For your shopping convenience the following Seaforth merchants will be OPEN TILL 9 P.M. N\ AY RY, . TA 20 and TO MON6AFIDAY, DECEDECMBER16 23 ANNA'S DRESS SHOPPE 16 Main Street, 527-0489 ANSTETT. JEWELLERS LTD. 26 Main Street. 527-1720 CANADIAN TIRE DALE DERBYSHIRE Merchandising 126 Main Street BOX FURNITURE 20 Main Street, 527-0680 SHOP IN SEAFORTH Service Selection Savings I KIKI'S 11 Main Street, Seaforth S ■ i[MIAJM1S1 DEPARTMENT STORE 43 Main Street, Seaforth 4