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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-02-25, Page 5Western Star No. 149 1.0.0.F. HOCKEY GAME FRIDAY, MARCH 5th DRAW FOR 20 cu. ft. FREEZER At 9:00 p.m. CKNX vs BRANTFORD CITY POLICE Tickets 50e or 3 for $1.00 From All 100F Members At The Door Brought to you as a public service by ONTARIO'S SILVER & BLACK FLEET PANCAKE SUPPER T'UES'DAY, MARCH 2nd 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. St. John's 'Anglican Church Adults: t.:hilciren under iirteefi S0c ....•••••• itutli iiuel.ilc 1' ;337 en's Double! Teneas ,123 iton iluether 404 pit -s.e Hastings 361 Mel McArter 361, orages tutu inenninis utJ, Uury 2 1.1111 • uoieman l'ia G•eorge Uousins ▪ ziastings 406 ituit ihuetiter 166 J acii: rtigglna itit; Ruth kluether 164 Mci tier lter Albert Teurlias Brian. Rutledge hay Bronson .lack Lowe .Willis Knight Marilyn Biggins Ned Rutledge Jolla • (.3.ouSins " • Macy TenPas, Marlene Jackim Lois McA1ter Mary Lowe Grace Cousins Merle COU61iis Kay Rutledge Jim McNeil - Dianne IleNeil 166 3411 154 151 147, 1.39 139 147 1.35 134 133, 131 123 120, 120. 117 106 ACisi4.1111Q AO. i"E'z fretuary 22nd sue U i i added to their 10' a 1.111S k,s1.1.116 via:a tney WOu tue Lust value oy the .4.4 41011Sterb caiae back in the 4e0Oial game to w in by a sine!! margin of .1.0 pins tneveby giving the Untouchables anotner 113 iiins to their lead. 1st Game Untouchables 18.10 ,oPinhusters 1'117 2nd Game kinbusters 1890 Untouchables 1376 745 Total Pins, Untouchables t1i,028 tPinbusters 65,233 745 Ladies Singlet Marlene Jackiin 199 Men's Singles Willis Knight 226 Ladies Doubles Marlene Jacklin 363 Marilyn Higgins 348 .440prpoo..4,2113V For' SPECIAL PRICES On "iriUiVAL FREEZERS" an d other appliances, visit MALI-JAIN riARDWARE BRUSSELS PHONE 483 We sell McCiary, Easy, Kelvinator, Tappan, ,Guerney, Simplicity, and Zenith Appliances, also General and Atlas Freezers. Azedgis.0-4.4 DON'T FORGET BUTTERMILK for PANCAKE DAY Serve Pancakes Often . . . . They're too popular with the whole family to save them for special occasions! • Here's a SHROVE TUESDAY rec▪ ipe that will, make them come running. 2 cups Buttermilk 2 tsp. Sugar 2 cups. Flour Yz tsp. Salt 4 tbsp. melted Butter 1 tsp. Soda 1 tsp. Baking Powder 2 Eggs Sift dry ingredients, add BUTTERMILK, and beat. Add egg yolks and melted BUTTER. Fold in egg whites. GET DELICIOUS COUSINS BUTTERMILK For DRINKING or BAKING From your MilkMan, Grocer, or at the Dairy, missommiminsi•woltamming aziak.--voia-,,..eggr...z.viot N.,OUNCE .f$EEF.. What is it worth to have a beef calf gain just one extra ounce per day? Figured over a year's time it works out as follows: — 365 ounces of gain equals 22.8 lbs If beef sells at 24c per lb. The calf earns an extra $5.47 Gain-ability of most herds can be improved, and by more than one ounce per day. Tested beef sires, proven for this gain-ability can do this job in your herd. Perforrna.nce and • progeny tested beef sires are now available to every farmer, through the services of WATERLOO CATTLE BREEDING ASSOCIATION Phoning Hours 7:30 - 10 A.M. for Sunday Service phone Saturday 6 - 8 P.M. Listed in your LOCAL directory Olttflitl040 1101,12 i;1•((itib141.01:1, UktOlia THURSt4Y., 'E' B. otti, 1964 THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA Minister: Rey. A. M. Johnston %A.. SO. organist: miss Sharon Storey 9:45 a.ui. Sunday School' 11:0U adu. Public Worship Sermon Topic: "Home Sweet Home" Everyone Is Invited To Attend The SKATING PARTY BRUSSELS ARENA THURSDAY, MARCH 4th, at 8:00 P.M. Sponsored by, Brussels United Church Sunday Schoo where lunch 'will be served afterwards. Public School Children 25c Adults 35c *09 •••••••• 'NM PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH' IN CANADA MELVILLE CHURCH Minister: Rev. W. J. Morrison, MA. Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson ARGT 10:00 a.m. 1..3iurch School 11:00 a.ln. Public Wcrubillil ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA Rector: Rev. H. L. Jennings SA.. LTi-I. Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott JOHN'EA 11:00 a.m. morning Prayer and Church School St, Alban's and St. David's AT1NOOD 2.00 p.m. livening Prayer and Church School GREY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL BOARD MEETING The regular meeting oh the Grey Township School Board was held in the Clerk's office on 1, eurnary it at 2 p.m. with all iva.uiu .d and inspect(); ti.inliead present. 'ine minutes of the beceinber and January meetings were read and adopted on' motion Of Mc- 1Jonala and Sweeney •-•— Untried Motion of Sweeney and Short- reed that the Board purchase We necessary equipment induct ing a record player for the ,Physical Education program at we Walton school. Garrlea Motion of Shortreed and Swe- eney that the Secretary advertise in the Globe and Mail for a prin.- ciiml for the new school. Motion of MoTaggart and Swe eaey that the following accounts be paid: — Carried Brussels Coat rare, coal 72.76 Charles Harrison, supplies and repairs 14.09 Max Demaray, telephone tolls 6.46 John Conley, supplieS and repairs . . . 14.63 W, Smith, labour 16.32 Alexander Si Chapman Liability Ins. 8.96 Monteith , McGrath Ltd Progress Draw No 3 new school 15,834.65 The Meeting adjourned on Motion of McDonald. Norman S. Hoovet. Secretary NOTICE TO GIRLS Any girl, 12 years of age by' March, wishing to take the Club Girls Course, "The Garden Club" get in touch with Mrs. J. Wheeler, phone- 441.11'.12, by March 15th. CARD OF THANKS A sincere thank you, to every- one who visited me, sent get well wishes, Christmas cards and treats f received during my long stay in 1Nringliani and District Hospital. Special thanks to Rev. Allan Johnston, Dr. Crawford and time nurses on the first floor. Russell Bone CRANBROOIK Mrs. Calvin Cameron visited recently with her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Huehn, Conestoga. Misses 'Beverly and Patsy Evans, :Kitchener, spent the week- end With their ineth..r, Mrs. Stuart Evans. The Women's Institute are sponsoring a court Whist party in the Community Centre on Friday evening, February 26th, at 8.30. There will be games for the child- ren, Everybody is welcome.