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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-11-05, Page 4.,esieneereeerefteelmeereersellensemeneelessoleueeeellmoom PROMPT, CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE The Industrial Mortgage & Trust Company ESTABLISHED 1889 Contact our Representative: SELWYN BAKER Phone 79i Res. 263 J Brussels 17111Itlikl)Art Isli" OW. US *AN cout'filth udi POST. liiitUE11041, IONT011o Notice To All. Meals Lovers "Door Nay Te Song". read all about it elsewhere. in eh* issue. FOR SALE Feed Turnip, Clarence Nhite Phone 4103, FOR SALE Girl's white .1$'16 um Skates, size 0 Penny Lowe FIRST MORTGAGES Farms Residential STRAYED . To tee farm or Gralgun Work, Hereford Steer. Owner can have same by proving ownership and paying expenses. CASH FOR YOU! Please return au empty milk; bottles weekly or .more (gum. Do not leave them lying around in, your way. We need them. COlasins Dairy KITCHENER UPHOLSTERY -- Expert re-uphoistenug, relabel' leg, repairing and cleaning of all types or furniture. Free esti- mates, work guaranteed. Phone 4g 13rossell FOR SALE -- Six room house on Albert ,avtentie, Listowel, newly decor- ated, new furnace, 3 piece bath, kitchen cupboards. Available im- mediately. George Bone Brussels Phone 157W F LOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION *Wedding lloquets *Funeral Designs °Cut Flowers *Corsages *Plants BRUSSELS GREENHOUSES Phone Brussels 844J HARRISTON FLOWER SHOP Phone 205, Harrlaine LISTOWEL i-LvRI81 Phce.--- 149 Listove FOR SALE Durham Bell Leonard Xdatra* FOR SALE Pony Mare, reasonable for good_ home. Julia McNeill, PAR" e FOR SALE 12 Purina, Poultry bleeders; A Water Dish; Mans Car Colt, nearly new, large else. NLs.. Gee. E. Blake Phone 442J7 TOWNSHIP OF GREY TENDER FOR TRUCK, SNOW PLOW AND WING SEALED TENDERS, plainly marked , will be received by the undersigned until 6 p.m?. THURSDAY, NOV, 12th, 1964 for the 'supply of a 6 Ton Track Dump Body and Hoist, Snow plow and Wing. Specifications and tender forms may be obtained at Town- ship Office, Ethel, Ontario. - Bidders to use Township tender forms. Trade in 1960 Chevrolet 80 series truck, box, snow; plow, and wing- towest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Mrs. E. M. Cardiff, Clerk, Township of Grey, Ethel, Ontario. Why Wait Until Later Buy your tickets NOW to "Door Way To Song", Nov. 14. Thanks for renewing your sub- scription to The Poet. CRANBROOK Mr. and Mrs. Stan Alexander, Ethel, and Mrs.' Elsie Knight, Listowel, • attended the special service on Sunday and visited with Mr. and Mrs. Jim 'Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Art Nicholls, Brodhagen, and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huehen, Conestoga, were Sunday visitors with 2.1iss E.M. S Wise. Mm. John MacKay, Tucker- smith, Mrs. Wm. Leeraing, Sea- forth, and Mrs. Walter Broad- foot, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mac Engel on Sunday. Special" Service At Knox. Church Rev. S. J, Stewart, Moleaworth, interim-moderator, conducted the special service of communion and baptism on Sunday, Nov. 1, in Knox Church. Carla Jane, in- fant daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Jim 'Knight, was baptised and eight new members were receiv- ed into membership of the church. The new members are Mr. and Mrs. Mare veitch and son Ross, Mr. Frank Smith, Mr. David Perrie, Mrs. Roes Engel, Miss Gayle Engel and Barry Engel. Evening Auxiliary Entertain Guests The Evening Auxiliary of the WMS held their Thank-offering meeting in the church on, Thurs- day evening October 29, with guests from Brussels, Ethel, and the afternoon WMS group. The presideet, Mrs. Jjiin Knight pre- sided and opened the meeting with the call to worship. Miss Joanne Dunn sang a solo accom- panied on the organ by Mrs. Stuart McNair. Psalm 96 was read by. Mrs. Douglas Evans and. meditations were •given by Mrs. Stuart Stevenson and Mrs. Jack Knight. Mrs. Leslie Knight gave a reading, "The tilving of Thanks". The offering was re- ceived by Mrs. Norman. Pheifer and Mrs. Cliff Bray. Prayers were given by Mrs.. Stuart Evans, Mrs. Douglas Evans and Mrs. Ross Knight. Tne special speak- er, Mrs. S. J, Stewart of Moles- worth, was introduced by the president and Mrs. Glenn Huether expressed thanks for the fine mes- sage and presented a cup and saucer as a token of appreciation Mrs. Gordon Engel gave the clot WALTON W.I. Sponsors Hallowe'en Party The Walton 'Community Hall was the scene of .a gala Hallow- e'en party on Saturday eveniug. The event was sponsored by the Wolton Women's Institute. The following members were the committee in charge; Mrs. David Watson, Airs. Frank Walters, Mrs. Jan van Vliet, Mrs. Mae Sholdice and Mrs. Douglas Ennis. Walter Bewley was master of ceremonies. The judges were Mrs. Gordon Mcgavin, Mrs. Ray Hue- ther and Mrs. David Watson. Hallowe'en Dance A Hallowe'en Dance was held, here on Friday evening in the Corcununity Hall. The prize winners were: best dressed couple, Mary Helen Buchanan and Ruth Ritchie; best comic couple, Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Ben- nett; best dressed woman, Mrs. Coutts; best-dressed man, Miss Shirley Bolger. Commercial. lug prayer, followling which, all t enjoyed lunch and a social Mate in the basement. EPIC INTRODUCED BY GM Good taste needn't be wanks. Our beautiful Bouquet Invitation line proves this with the most exquisite papers, type faces and workmanship you could wish for! It features Thermo-Engraving—rich raised lettering—elegant as the finest craftsmanship — yet costing so little! Come see our unusual selection. ne to twei weeks delivery; SEE 'OUR NEW CATALOG:WI AT 'THE *RUSSEL'S. POST j kig General Motors' new Envoy Epic has been designed with special attention to winter driving. A.2-door, 4-passenger car, it is available in two models: standard, and the Deluxe shown here. The Epic has more interior room than other cars of its size and better power for its weight. Standard are bucket seats,- floor mounted shift, almost double the trunk space of other cars of this size, full size heater capable of providing room temperature at 40° below and special new innovations in passenger car suspension. The Deluxe featUres carpeting throughout and padded instrument panel. .