HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-09-16, Page 12375 ml •
19 oz. .99
2.25
.89
48 oz. limit .89
Chapman's
ICE CREAM 2 litres 1.55
Brusselsfest '81
Sept. 19
Kraft 500 gr.
CHEESE WHIZ 2.19
No Name Assorted
JELLO POWDERS 3 oz. 3/.89
Stafford Apple
PIE FILL
Pitcher Pack
2% MILK
Bick's Cubit
RELISH
Campbell's
TOMATO JUICE
Open 6 days
STEPHENSON
Self •Serve Groceteria.
Brussels
AG GEOHBAR AINSHEI
Clover Cream
ICE CREAM
Schneiders Frozen 16
BEEF BURGERS 1 kg.
Weston Jam Filled
BUNS
White L4bel Toilet
TISSUE
Schneider Bowls of
HEAD CHEESE
Brights Apple
JUICE
Chiquita
BANANAS
1.99
22. 3.99
.99
.99
1.49
1.19
.33
or
2 litre Carton
6's
4 roll
375 Gram
48 oz.
Order your bulk frozen vegetables• now
delivery expected around end of September.
McCUTCHEON
GROCERY
We Deliver
Brussels '881-948
STORE HOURS
Monday to Saturday Otoo.hitii, to 61 p.nt.
Al2 ,-, THE BRUSSELS POST SEPTEMBER 16, 1981
Melville ladies meet
20 Auction Sales
CONSIGNMENT
AUCTION
of
Farm Machinery,
Household Effects, Tools
etc.
at
LISTOWEL
LIVESTOCK LTD.
on
Sat., Sept. 26
at 11:00 a.m. at
Listowel Livestock
Ltd.
TO CONSIGN
Phone:
.291-2600
Auctioneer Don Rea
20-06-2
21 Tender Wanted
TENDERS •
FOR
Snow
Removal
in the
Township of Morris
During the 1981-82 sea-
son. Required is one grad-
er and one Tandem dump
truck.
Sealed, clearly marked
tenders will be received by
the undersigned on a form
supplied by the road sup-
erintendent until
5 p.m. Friday,
October 2, 1981
All tenders are subject to
the approval of the Minis-
try of Transportation &
Communications. Lowest
or any tender not necess-
arily accepted.
Lloyd Michle
Road Superintendent
Township of Morris
21-07-2
24 Card of Thanks
wish to say thank you to the
organizers, walkers and all
those people who were spon-
sors in the recent walkathon,
that made my share so
generous. Thank you very
much. — Doug McArter.
24-07x1
Thank you to our friends,
neighbours and relatives for
the flowers, fruit, candy,
gifts, cards and visits while
Jack was in Stratford General
Hospital. Special thanks to
the nurses on the 3rd floor
and Drs. Lenczner and Mc-1
Ivor. Many thanks too for the
help given on the farm, for
the ' many good things
brought to the house and for
the numerous other kind
deeds which helped tremen-
dously. A sincere thank you to
all. -- Jack and Donna Knight
24-07x1
I wish to thank my relatives,
neighbours and friends for
visits, flowers and cards and
gifts during my stay in
Wingham Hospital and since
coming home. Many thanks
to you all. — Bessie Mc
Ctitcheon„ 24-07x1
24 Card of Thanks
I would like to thank the
Brussels Legion for spon-
soring me in the Queen of the
Fair Contest and for the
lovely gift. As well, I would
like to thank all those who
gave the beautiful gifts. They
were really nice. I would like
to also congratulate Naiici
Bennett for winning and
Karen Alexander for being
the runner-up. Once again,
thanks, as this will be an
experience I will always re-
member. — Cathy Sholdice.
24-07x1
The Officers and Directors of
the Brussels Agricultural
Society would like to thank
everyone who helped in any-
way to make the Queen of the
Fair Dance a success. Special
thanks to the sponsors and
donators. 24-07-1
I wish to thank all the
Brussels and area merchants
who presented me with such
lovely gifts. Special thanks to
Mr. Boynton and the Brussels
Agromart for sponsoring me.
September 5, 1981 will al-
Ways be a pleasant memory
for me. — Karen Alexander.
24-07-1
Ken and Joan Campbell
would like to thank our
family, relatives, friends and
neighbours for their good
wishes, gifts, and attending
our 25th wedding anniversary
open house. To those who
helped in many ways, it was
very much appreciated and
made our anniversary a day
which we will long rememb-
er. 24-07-1
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to my sponsor, Mc
Gavin's Farm Equipment, as
well as the Brussels Agricul-
tural Society, the fair queen
committee, the judges, those
who presented me with so
many lovely gifts, my fellow
contestants and all those who
helped make that night a
memorable one for me. —
Nanci Bennett. 24-07x1
26 Personal
Lonesome for letters? I'll
write cheery letters or cards.
For first letter and card send
$2.00 to "Chatter" Box 6744,
Station "J", Ottawa, Ont.
K2A 3Z4. 26-04x1
27 Births
MCDOUGALL
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mc .
Dougall announce the birth of
a daughter, Amy Elizabeth, 7
lbs. 3 oz., August 19th, at
Seaforth Community Hospit-
al. Proud grandparents Lloyd
and Mabel Glanville and
great grandparents John and
Winnifred Glanville. 27-07-1
1 Coming Events
Seaforth Fall Fair Annual
Pork B.B.Q. and Dance,
Seaforth Arena, Saturday,
Sept. 19 B.B.Q. 6:00 - 7:30.
Dance 9:00 - 1:00. Music by
Shannon. Tickets $7.50.
Dance only $3.00. Tickets
available at The Huron Ex-
positor. 1-07-1
A Post Classified will pay
you dividends. Have you
tried one? Dial Brussels
881,6641.
Brussels Melville Ladies
Aid met at the home of Mrs,
Alex Steiss with ten mem-
bers and one visitor present.
Mrs. Harvey Dennis was
leader and had a "Salute to
September" with all mem-
bers taking part.
Elsie Evans read the scrip-
ture and Mrs. King led in
prayer. The Roll call was
answered with verses per-
taining to fall. The minutes of
the June meeting were read
by Ruby Steiss, the financial
report by Berva. Dennis and
the Sunshine report by Ethel
The evening unit of the
Brussels U.C.W. met at the
home of Donna Sanderson on
Wednesday, Sept. 9 with 13
members and three guests in
attendance.
President Karen Cardiff
welcomed everyone and
thanked Donna for inviting us
into her home. Jeanette
Boynton then read an interes-
ting report written by the
government about "The Year
J.E. LONGSTAFF
-OPTOMETRIST-
SEA FORTH 527-1240
Monday to Friday 9-5:30
Saturday 9-12:00
FREE PARKING
ON PREMISES
Closed Wednesdays
By Appointment
Lawn
Sale
Saturday,
Sept. 19
at 10:00 a:m.
Corner of William
Street, East
BRUSSELS
Long.
The story of "an unimport-
ant man" was read by Berva
Dennis. The programme was
taken over by Winnifred
Edgar and a Guessing Con-
test and .a Tourist Attraction
contest were given,
Leona Armstrong gave a
reading from Viola Phillip's
party line about an unusual
birthday present.
Lunch, was
served by Mrs. Stephens and
Mrs. Walter Kerr assisted
by the hostess. A social time
was enjoyed.
of the Disabled." Donna
continued with a summary of
the life of "The Great Terry
Fox." A poem by Edgar
Guest, "They Said It
Couldn't Be Done" was read
by Jeanette after which
Donna introduced Mrs. Ada
Haasnoot who told us about
her experience in having a
child who was blind from
birth and what wonderful
training and learning he is
receiving at the School For
the Blind in Brantford.
Melinda Hamilton and
Crystal Devlin favoured us by
singing "How Great Thou
Art" and Amazing Grace
accompanied by Karen.
Donna then read the poem
"Where there's a will-
there's a way", and followed
with the 23rd Psalm. The
hymn "Mine Eyes Have Seen
the Glory" was sung by
everyone. Joan Bernard then
read the minutes of our last
meeting, and Betty Graber
gave some interesting cur-
rent events.
The project "Telephone
Reassurance Program"
which our group are adopting
was discussed so that it can
get operating immediately.
This is a community project
and anyone who is interested
may call Karen at 887-6164.
The meeting adjourned
with the Lord's Prayer said in
unison. Jean Bridge and Joan
Bernard served lunch.
OLDRIDGE—SCHEFTER
Betty Anne Schefter and Brian Peter Oldridge, were
united in marriage at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church,
Wingham.
The double ring ceremony took place at 3:30 p.m. on July
25th, 1981. Rev. Len Fex officiated. Organist was Don Vair.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Schefter
of. R.R. 2 Blyth. Mr. and Mrs. James P. Oldridge of R.R. 4
Wingham are the groom's parents.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attendedf
by her matron of honour, her sister, Mrs. Mary Lou Sitler,
and bridesmaides Mrs. Laurie Metcalf of R.R. 4 Wingham,
cousin of the bride, Mrs. Marion Schefter, sister-in-law of
the bride, of R.R. 2 Gorrie and Miss Melissa Schefter, niece
of the bride.
Groomsman was Hugh Ives, friend of the groom, of R.R.
2 Blyth.
The supper and reception following the wedding
ceremony was held at the Wingham Legion.
After a wedding trip to Niagara Falls, Canada and New
York State the couple took up residence at R.R. 4 Brussels.
Guests from a distance in attendance . were from
Chillawack, B.C.and Sussex, New Brunswick.
CLASSIFIED
Brussels UCW hear of
mothers' experience
with blind child