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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-02-13, Page 8THURSDAY, FEB. 1144 HA, fasidpg MVP, imuSEMITA ,1111011111PwmiemilOssmo Wisetelde / ' Eastsicie. Store Slaris 0 0 D en's Wear S Wear Nate wear Nate ChBOW% Wear Mary Maxim Yarn@ Staple Dry Goods Buchanan Cleaners . PHONE 24 '.SIDE SHOPPE Children's Wear Outerwear All Clearing 20 -- 50°4 CLEARING TABLE LATE WINTER CHANCE 12 PATTERNS TO CHOOSE FROM. AT HALF THE REGULAR PRICE 20c to 49c ROLL MATCHING BORDERS if wanted at the Reduced Price of 5c yd. Also some Room Lots at Clearance Pricei A chance to put a New Look, and freshen up that room at a Fraction of the Regular Cost Wall Paper Stick - Fast Paste 55c and $1.00 pkgs. 1 Strickler led in prayer. A read- 5111 rrr 1thS 111(1 rrntaCY 'Ing in memory of veteran ~missionary, Rev, George Wm. REXALL DRUG STORE FINAL CLEARINGS Ladies' Coats aiick Jackets 20 !NONE el Wall Paper Sale 2 Pric Boys' and Men's Clearing Jackets good for chores Cheap cauuwwwaosoNergawiswisawilliaaawasvolv Outerwear 50% Off tram Mr. and ':Mrs. Del Delaere, Pans. visited .on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engel. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney 13arnes Of London. and Mrs, Jas. MCCallum, St. Thomas, visited with Mrs. Lylle Gerdon on. Saturday. The World Day of PraYer ,service will lie held in Knox Presbyterian Church on Friday. Pebruary 14th at 2.30. Xne$: Cartgreestionat Meeting The annual congTegational meeting of Knox Presbyterian Church qranbrook, was pre. ceeded by a pot-luck supper in the basement of the church on Tuesday evening, February 4th. The Rev. 'Wfl J. Morrison, Brus- sels, interim-moderator, opened the meeting with a devotional period. Mr, Edwin G. Nelson was ariPelnted chairman and Alfred L. Knight secretary, During the past year 12 were received into main- i bership, two members died, leav- lug a total of 90 members on the roll, an increase of 10 over the preceeding year. AU manly- ; ations reported a successful year 1 with an increase in givings. A number of improvements were I accomplished during the year in- eluding new cupboards in the manse,, levelling and gravell- ing a parking space and an oll- burning furnace in the church, Three retiring managers, jack Knight, Alex Cameron and Mao i Engel were replaced by David. I Perrie, Leslie Knight and Gordon Engel for a term of three years. I Kenneth MacDonald and David Perrie were re-appointed ushers, I with Jack Knight and Joe Smith 1 assistants. Also re-elected were Mrs. Stuart Mchlair, organist, Mrs. Mac Engel, secretary-treas- urer and Alfred L. Knight • auditor, Following the meeting I crokinole was played. I Knox Church WMS ..t Mrs. John Perrie was hostess for the regular monthly meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Stanley Fischer leader, opened the meeting with . )a, poem and the Lord's Prayer was repeated in unison. All to6k part in reading the SeriPtare, I I gave the meditation. Mre. W. • CRANBROOK 1111611MBER, YOU HIED MORE ROOMI Leave too & room between your ear and the one ahead — you'll need grew *odor whiter conditions. Winlertimo Mild IS most essential—Ova the other 011 *Ming snow may cone*. vskIdoo, imw drloormys, Imarsociloor 'mhos Javex Liquid Bleach 64 oz. 39; York Peanut Butter 1 lb. 39; Puritan Beef Stew 24 oz. 2 for 77c Facelle 2 ply Bathroom Tissues 2 for 25c Face& Facial Tissues, 2 ply, 200's 2 for McCUTC WE) (GROCERY Phone 293 We Deftver Rayselliolliemmeareamicarlooggscikai40.4,er,;.,.•=-.,, 4dmiftrompob-amii.-- 011ftimalmlipo nallowsimogoomiser'rextr- • WEEKLYS A L Brussels Livestock Salts art EVERY FRIDAY 1 P.M. (Our Home 1V1c.rko Where You Are Welcome Ae visitor, Consignor, or Buyer. HONE 46 BRUS$EUS, NicCUTCHE011MOTORS Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Chevelle - Chevy II Cars Chevrolet Trucks Sales & Service Phone 56 Brussels USED CARS 1963 Valiant Deluxe Sedan with Automatic Trans. 1962 Oldsmobile .Sitr ,/er 88 Sedan. Fully Equipped 1962 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Sedan Fully Equipped 1962 Ford Galaxie 2 Door Hard Top Fully Equipped 1961 Oldsmobile 4 Door Hard Top Fully Equipped 1961 'Belair Chev Sedan with radio & AutoMatic 1961 Consul 4 Door Sedan 1960 Envoy Special Sedan 1958 Pontlaes Two and Four Doors 1957 Ford Sedan with Automatic Trans. & Radio 1957 Chev. 6 Cyl. Sedan USED TRUCKS 1955 OMC 2 Ton Stake with StOck Racks 1948 Ford 1 Ton Pickup The First 7 Cars on List are one owner cars traded in on new Chev. & Olds. NEW *CHEV--,OLDS—CHEVELLE and CHEV TRUCKS For immediate Delivery demauftymbasommeota.04m...,enst...-evenn--seirtt-,,,-2.1M.4,os-fast,-eTcP imatemdisessalmemakib,aseaterr.....grgen*,... Fresh Brea and Baking Daily FRESH FRUIT aril VE:GETABLE.° Al' ALL TIMES 1,71, rivn SP15CIA1„. John 14: 1 - 14 and the leader Kneel/to] Cheese Spread 16 oz. Miracle Whits Salad Dressing 16. oz. .... . —,„—, .15c, Libby Tomato Juice 48 oz. 950: ree Delftid-tv , , * 39c McKay was given. The tonic, nikrhy are we, the 1Presbyter- iat Clhurch in Canada, in India?" was in charge of Mrs. Mac Engel. It WAS presented In tlialeRte form with Mrs. Herman Whit- field. Mrs. Alex Steles, Mrs, John Perrie and Mrs. earl Dunn taking part. The leader read 4 poem #A Miracle" followed bit the business period presided over by the president, Mrs. Beni Dunn. Eleven were in attendance end g,ve a verse containing "heart" for the roll call, elan articles for the anctial bass r. Mrs. Stanley Fischer reported en the Presbyterial held in. Wing- ham. Plans Were made for the World Day of 'Prayer to he held In the church February 14. Phort., The m eeting elessd with • hymn mid 71snadiettat Illissoulligloshwallognstmo.mgmbe.osiggork-ettr., IMIch served blt tide tat** • assisted by Miss AM* S. roma and Mr, Mac ifingel, 011.0iVi 49c