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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-10-22, Page 5J. GORDON WORKMAN Service Dealer Brussels. Ont. Tel: 57 HERE ARE YOUR ESSO HOME HEAT SPECIALISTS GEORGE MUTTER Agent Box 95, Brussels. Out. Tel: 17 Come To VARIETY FAIR SATURDAY, OCT. 31 — 2:30 - 5:00 p.m. In they I.O.O.F. Lodge Rooms Baked Goods New & Used Clothing Table of New Articles Fish Pond For The Children ', Sponsored By Morning Star 'Rebekah Lodge it • Brought to you as a public service by ONTARIO'S SILVER & BLACK FILET 11B17115114416 UST r,r11141ThlThst OUT, 'arid, .IC d4 CARD QF THANK!) My sincere thanks to my tanfily, neighbours and friends, for visits, cards and treats while I was. a patient in SeafOrtlia Hospital. Mrs. E Raymond • * 0 CARD OF THANKS We ;would like to take this opportunity to thank all those who joined with us on the *occas- ion of our 50th wedding anther sary, also for the many tokens of friendship expressed by our neigh. hours and friends making this a very enjoyable time in our lives and will be long remembered. James and Jeanie Michie • e g CARD OF THANKS I wish to . thank my many :friends for ' the many beautiful Ilowers and cards of sympathy, and to neighbours who donated to Brussels cemetery mausoleum fund, at the death of my dear wife and mother. Their acts of kindness will always be re- membered. John McArter and Family • S * CARD OF THANKS The many acts of kindness ex tended to me during my hospital- ization, were sincerely appreciated. My thanks is here expressed to all those who remembered me with visits, treats and cards and to those who have called on me since my return home. Your kindly consideration will be remembered. Mrs. J. W, Fischer pop lit thanks to relatives, and friends for gifts, cards and visits, while I was a patient in St. Mary's I wish to express my sincere CARD OF THANKS Hospital, Kitchener. I would also like to express my thanks to friends for the numerous visit, I have received since return- ing home. I assure you it has all been deeply appreciated. Roy Turvey r"7",..!".• PEOPLE WE KNOW T. K, F, assures us that as soon as he. feels "up to snuff" again he will have another chuckle or two for our readers, which will be good news to many enquirers. Donald and Mrs. smith and home last week after visiting with their ttunt, Mrs. R. S. Hamilton, family of Edmonton returned Mrs. J. Arthur Smith of Ed- monton is visiting with her sister, Mrs. R. S. Hamilton, Miss Yvonne Polla,ra received word this week that she had successfully passed her exam- inations and is a registered nurse. W. E. 'Willis is a patient in, Wingliam and District Hospital, Miss Brenda Houston, aaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ras. Houston, of Grey Township, was elected vice-president of the student council of Wells Academy, London, where she is a student. R. B. Cousins, who is a patient in St. Mary's Hospital, Kitchener, where he underwent major surgery en Monday, is reported making a favourable recovery. Mr. and Mrs. David McCutcheoir of Woodstock were visitors with his brother Jack and Mrs. Mc Cu tch eon who accompanied them on a weekend trip to Elliott Lake. , Lester Machan, Toronto, spent the weekend with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard 1Vlachan. FOR SALE Pi Tolman Sweet and Spy. Apples, sprayed. Howard Smith Phone 451J9 Esso Home Heat Service is better because its people are Better people to serve you better! You get "extra value" for your heating dollar in complete service. Fact is, most Esso customers already have their oil fur- naces cleaned, checked and adjusted ready to go at the drop of a thermometer. You see, the Esso Home Heat Service teams in your area don't wait 'til the lait minute to get their jobs done. To- them regular service is a year 'round job.They continually provide guaranteed fuel delivery and 24-hour emergency 'no heat' service, all for the price of the oil... all backed by Imperial. Wouldn't you like to count on complete service like this? Get "extra value" for your heating dollar—get Esso Home Heat Service. ggi•117.1evartk, 4,2 4.4.11, The Young Women's Guild ANNUAL BAZAAR SATURDAY, OCT. 24 — M 3:00 In The Library Baking Aprons iNovelties Gifts Tea Room • • TH4 CHURCH OF CANADA Organist: Miss Sharon Storey ...Minister; Rev. A. M. Johnston BA., ED. 9:45 ,4,41, Sunday School 4:00 am, Rev. Howard Plant Brucefield •111•••• PRESBYTERIAN Cirwir Ct IN CANADA .MELVILLE giauster; uov. W. 3. Morrison MA Organist: Mrs. Fran*, .Thonipson *ACT '1.0,09: a.m. Church School 11:.00 ,a.m. 'Communion Service ANCALICAN CHUP. Fi OF CANADA Recic,:: Rev. ii. L. Jennings BA., LTH. Organist: Mrs. B. lialsott s-r• JOHN'S 111:4,5 a.m. Morning Prayer And Church School St. ALBAN'S, ATWOOD 9.30 a.m. Morning prayer and Church School VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP Cutting Styling Cold Waving A Specialty PHONE 140 BRUSSELS • CitAkiltiit.00K Mr. Albert Farthing, Drantford, conducted the regular morning service in Knox Prebyterian Church on Sunday, October 18. On Sunday, 'October 2,5, Mr. Don Bowman will be preaching ,as a candidate for the vacancy. Members and adherents are urg- •ed to attend this service. On Nov. 1, Rev. S. J. Stewart Molesworth, interim ,- moderator, will administer the S'acraments of Holy Communion and Baptism at 11 a.m. Miss Patsy Evans was able to resume her Studies at the school, Hof • Hairdressin.g, Kitchener and 'Waterloo, last weal'. Miss Virginia Smalldon of Saginaw, Mich., spent several days with Mr. and Mrs. Mac EngeL Weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith and family were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Devine, and. Mr. and Mrs. George Post, -all of Toronto; The ladies are Sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Engel, Kitchener, and Mrs. WEL angel S. and daughter Ruth, visited on. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Engel. Quite a number of members Of the Evening Auxiliary attended the Rally for Evening Auxiliaries held in the Molesworth Presby- terian Church on Thursday even- in', October 15th, i.