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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-03-12, Page 5-4143,Vou'Ktipu"47.orx...t=344.=;74A4NIVICIN"ellMilao-viliwor"4.44 .110a.gl* For all kinds of upholstering I Fred Smalldon will be hosteils for the April meeting. MISS ,Forrest closed the meeting with prayer., Lunch was served by Mrs, 1\l'ehlon Mrs. Stanley Fischer and the hostess, Brussels Reprelenteithia SELWYN 'EITAKEP • t4iciNn 70 tfituateLs EUCHRE PARTY TUESDAY, MARCH 17th THE LADIES' AUXILIARY TO TI ROYAL CANADIAN' LEGION in their rooms At 8:30 P.M. Fir ought to you as a public service by ONTARIO'S SILVER BLACK FLEE'f When in Listowel, make arm vim THE i11 LanciensTOR Med's Wear Liathes 2 Wear Furs ARGYLE AVENUE For quality tw. Satisfaction LIBTOWiL Around tho, Corner trm the carik of Montreal isiarOes .?4,;st. °Moo Listowei hone 285 YOU MAY SELECT THE MATERIAL YOU PREFER PROM OUR MORE THAN 1,000 SAMPLES THE NEWEST FABRICS AND MORE THAN 200 LEA THERETTES FREE ESTIMATES SPEU G Saves You Money --- Compare these ptices: Chesterfield— $25.00 Chesterfield Chair — $15.00 Other Chairs -- $8.00 to 57.2.50 Chrome Kitchen Chairs — $3.50 CAR SEM $5.00 RUCK SEAT $5.00 OR BACK OR BACK (In each case, materials a-re extra) OVER X40 YEARS' EXPERIENCE GUARANTEES YOU TIfl FINEST IN WORKMANSHIP Lei .Lls :Make: Your Furnit re. Like New t: Remodelled in the Modern Style • P.O. Box 644 Centre f..1;treet, Sealorth Call our Si BAKER, Brussels. • — Ph,: Office 7,9, Res, 2634 Y, i'1.14.1(CH`4`1,b, 1f131 FORT PF1.446=14 MUM Bautissifs, milAutip • ,....voitork,404.4...#0P4V,----.. I IN MEM9fliArill HALL In loving memory of a dear husband and father, 1 Lloyd A, Hall, who passed I away one year age, March 15, The following stores and barber shops in Brussels 1.963. will be open this Friday night, March 13th, March 20th and Thursday night, March 26th previous to Good friday and on each Friday night, 'until further notice. To 'roii who have a husband, kw: lite is not the smile to liS, I.:,nce ho was called, away. We miss iiim Mere each clay. 11,'s lonesome here WitboUt hihl. Cherish him with care, vgeu, mcFADTIEN you'll never knoW the heartaehe. JACK 'HALL 'Till you see the empty chair, MURRAY LOWE Sadly missed by wife EYelYail MACHAN HARDWARE son Murray and daughter Jone.., RAiNN FURNITURE STORE wows (2) STORES FtVTLEDQ Sc TO $1,00 STORE EDER'S S'CO'RE. GRANT'S SHO LOWE'S GROCERY IRENE Ick'gAsE BEAUTY SALON iuuz:m.bGi CRANBROOK Rev. Wm. iVforrison, Brussels, Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston occupied the pulpit in Knox. Pres- BA., BD. byterian Church on Sunday morn - 0.45 a.m. Sund . ay School 4, ing. A duet was contributed by ' Mrs. E. G. Nelson, and Mrs Doug 11.00 a.m. Morning Worship ! Evans Sermon Topic I Mrs. John Perris and Mrs. "People at the Cross" ' Allister Bird were able to come (4) "The Dying Thief Who Died" home from Listowel Hospital on 1,' Thursday. ---'-------.."'-"------* 1 Mr. and . Mrs. Frank Smith and family were in Toronto over the weekend owing to the death of his mother. Mr. and Mrs. ,Allen Dunn and. Xamily of Kitchener spent the. Weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Earl , Dunn. Mr. and Mrs, Tom Consitt and boys, Varna, visited on Sunday with. Mrs. Stuart Evans. Mrs. Frank Smith There passed away at Weston on Thursday, March 5, , Emily Smith, wife of the late Frank Smith, in her 70th year. She Is . survived by two sons and two daughters, Mrs. H. Yarranton, New Toronto, Mrs. F. Gather- Wood, Rexdale, Aubrey of Tor- onto and Frank of Cranbrook. The funeral was held on Satur- day with interment at River- tido Cemetery. Knox W. M. S. The March meeting of the Women's Missionary Society was held at the home of Mrs. Mac Engel, with an attendance of ten.. Miss A. J. Forrest was leader and opened the meeting with call to worship, an Easter hymn and prayer. Hymn 735 ".Who is He in yonder stall" was sung with a meditation given on it by. the leader. The Apostle!s Creed was read in unison and other Bible readings were given by Mrs. Alex Steiss, Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs. E. Nelson, and Mrs. Mao Engel. The Easter topic was read by Mrs. W. Strickler. The Mrs. Earl Dunn conducted the business, An Easter verse was given for roll call response. Mrs. TILE UNITED CHURCH, OF CANADA BLYTH 4-11, GRAIN! CLUB ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING at BLYTH TOWN HALL on r. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18th commencing at 8:00 P. M. Sharp AR boys and girls who have not reached their 12th blrtnday 'by January 1st, 1964 and whoi ,have not reached their 21st birthday by December 31st 1964 are invited to join. PRF.SurrElziAN MEL.VILLF. CHURCI-- Minister: rcey. 3. Morrison 311A Organist; Mrs. Frank Thompson ARCT 10.00 a.m. Uhurch School 11 a.m. Public Worship "The Problem of the Empty Pew' Everyone Welcome ANGLICAN C7U4C4-1 OF CANADA Rector: Rev. 2i. L. Jennings BA., LT11. Organist: 13, ST. JOHN'S 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and Church School ST. OAVID/S, Honfryr 2 p.m. Bible Study 2:1,30 if,'Nening Prayer VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP Cutting Styling Cold Waving A Specialty Phone 140 Brussels SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY centre Street TELEPHONE 446