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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1980-10-15, Page 6— THE BRUSSELS POST , OCTOBER 15, 1980 ranbrook WMS thanks Wondering what varieties to plant next year? Talk to me. I'm the "G-Whiz" in this area—your Funk's G-Hybrid dealer. I can tell you which high-yielding Funk's*G-Hy- brjds and forage crops are best for this area. I also have some information on new agronomic developments you should be looking into. And I'm ready now to take your order and help you make sure you have proven performers come planting time. , funk's is a Brand Name'. Numbers Identify Varieties FUNK SEEDS . • INTERNATIONAL CIBA-GEIGY SEEDS LTD, Cottam, Ontario Canada, NOR 1E10, The limitation of warranty and remedy on the tag at- tached to each bag of Funk's G-Hybrid sold is a part of the terms of sale thereof, earmark of quality NEW DEALER: KEN JOHNSTON R.R. No. 2 BILlevale Phone 887-9368 How Fast Are We? Find out for yourself! The Classifieds are quick on the draw... drawing in our entire readership... and that can result in a high caliber response. When you're in the market to buy or sell goods or services... don't keep it under your hat. Advertise in the Classifieds. Just call one of our Ad-Visors! Brussels Post 887-6641 "'3rd Annual FREEZER BEEF SALE Tues., Oct: 21 2 0.m. - 6 p.m. COME IN and enjoy coffee and donuts and pick your own quarter or side or have us pick SPECIAL ofkirl yeuES will be in effect during thisAlhour sale only. YOUR CHOICE of either Canada Packers Grade Al OR A2 beef or choice local beef. ALL PRICES include cutting, wrapping, quick freez- ing and are subject to -normal cutting loss. ONO Beef Sides 230-270 lb. 1 ' 57 lb. Beef Hind 3/4's 115-135 lb. 1 679 lb. Beef Front Yes 115-135M. 1 • 43th. BLYTH MEAT MARKET Blyth 523-4551' opens days 6 -Week Fri till 9 On. Custom killing, cutting & wrapping Beet & Pork for home freezer* Free Delivery • BLYTH MEAT MARKET ad, Correspondent MRS. MAC ENGEL 887.6645. Rev. Leslie Landell of Atwood will be the guest minister at the Anniversary service in Knox Church on Sunday, October 19 at eleven The Thanksgiving meeting ' of the Afternoon Unit of the U.C.W. was held at the home of Mrs. Ida Evans October 7. Sijxteen members answered the roll call and 30 visitations were recorded. The Missions Study . was convened by Mrs. Hazel- wood. An article written by Rob Witmore was read - "Partners in the Gospel". It has always been customary, he said, to send missionaries to foreign countries but recently families and indi- viduals have come to Canada to teach priorities here and bring to light the many prejudices which we harbour, In this way we receive contributions from around the world which provoke deep soul-searching answers, Mrs. D.Ritchie led the Bible. Study. She explained that this Psalm 29 describes a very fierce storm - the voice of the Lord. Such a storm causes man to run- hither and yon seeking a place of safety. The God whom we worship is a God of Love and Mercy as well, she' said. At the beginning of the Psalm we were exhorted to give unto the Lord. In the closing o'clock a.m. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler was hostess for the October meet- ni,g of the W.M.S. She opened the meeting with a brief talk on geography, using a globe and asking "What are you doing with verses we have the Lord giving unto His people. He, gives His own strength but' even more preciousiie bless- es His people with peace. A Craft and Bake Sale will be held on Nov. 22. The Fall Rally will be held in Belgrave on. Wed. Oct. 15, at 7 p.m. World wide conimunion, was observed at Huronview pn Sunday morning. Grace Peck, Ethel Hil', Leah Currie, Ruby McVittie Mary Brandt, Phyllis Con- nell, Maude Leeming, and Verna Elliott enjoyed a drive to Goderich and some shop- ping at the mall on Monday afternoon. • All day Tuesday Caravan Clothes was at Huronview giving the residents and staff the change to buy new fall outfits. A small mini fashion show was held in the after- noon with Grace Peck, Mary Van Camp, Pat Thurlow, Maude Pearson, among those who modelled the various clothes. Mrs. Maude Peason won a shawl, My World?" Members were reminded Of the Fall Confer- ence at Atwood on October 22. Mrs. Clare Veitch told of her weekend at Crieff when she attended the mini- conference for the Synodical of London and Hamilton. Mrs. Veitch as leader used the Thanksgiving program from the Glad Tiding. "For the beauty of the earth" was sung and Psalm 145 was read in unison. Mrs. Veitch said Joy Pandall at Creiff asked for all to pray for Dr. Kao and his family, he is the general secretary of the Presbyterian Church in Taiwan. The roll call was a Thanksgiving verse. There were 12 ladies present. Mrs. Stuart Peebles of Atwood, Presbyterial visi- tor was present and told of our high standard of living and passed samples of food from her cupboard for Wednesday was also a busy day with the Fall bazaar being held in the auditorium. The room was decorated in the Halloween theme with little ceramic witches and scarecrows as the center pieces on the individual tables. Mr, Ruddock, Mrs. Mar- tin, Mrs. Leybourne, Mrs. Cunningham, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Lummiss attended the Anglican service in God- erich on Thursday afternoon. After the service the resi- dents were served lunch at the back hall by the ladies. The delicious tea buscuits were the topic of convers- ation on the way home in the van. Ladies on Second Floor members to name and tell where they came from. She ' said 20% of the world consume 80% of the world's produce. Thanksgiving leads to actions, we should study, pray, serve and give that God's kingdom may prosper. ' Closing Hymn was "All people that on earth do dwell" and Mrs. Earl Dunn led in prayer. Mrs. George Smith was unable to be present and a gift for her was accepted by her mother, Mrs. Stuart Stevenson. Re- freshments were served by Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. John Wanass. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Bentley and Dean spend the holiday weekend at Lake on the Mountain, near Picton. Mr. and Mrs. Joel Chap- peau of Bladwin were Thanksgiving, visitors with ' Mr. and Mrs. Jim Minielly. Brussels . UCW: makes 30 visits Hallowe'en bazaar were put to work mixing cake batter for birthday cupcakes for the home, on Friday morning. Friday afternoon Bingo was played in the auditorium. Sympathy is expressed:io families of William Elsley„; Henry Preiss, and Elizabeth ' Mitchell. • Huronview would like to welcome Ray Webber. Mr. Webber is from Exeter and is now living in Normal Care.