HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-09-09, Page 5BELGRAVE
SCHOOL FAIR
WED. SEPT. 15th
Be Sure To Attend
CRANitiROOK
The service in Kuox Church on
Sunday morning was in ,charge of
Mervin McKinney, Teeswater.
The congregation a:Ti celebrat-
ing the Centennial on Sunday,
September 12th. with spatial
services at 11 a.m. and 7.30 p.m,.
Averyone is Welcome: See, ad,
this. issue.
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Texan Grill
Under New 'Management
Open
FULL COURSE MEALS
FISH & CHIPS
'also
TAKE-OUT ORDERS
THIS SUINDAY 'SEPT. 12
SPECIALS:
T-BONE STEAKS $1.40 The treasurer gave a financial
report. Mrs. Clare Veitch will be
'ROAST CHICKEN $1.35 , hostess for the October meeting.
I The topic,, continuing "The
National Story was, in charge of
1 Mrs. Mac ',Engel. Mrs. Stanley
'Fischer read "To serve the pre&
' ont age" and Mrs. Vetch "are
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RE — CHANGES OF MILK DELIVERY
IN THE VILLAGE OF BRUSSELS
EFFECTIVE THE WEEK OF SEPT. 13
As the Fall Season approaches we return to
Winter Schedule of Delivery as follows:
SOUTH OF THE RIVER
MON. WED. SAT.
NORTH OF THE RIVER
TUES. THUR. SAT.
3 QT. JUGS WILL ALSO BE AVAILABLE
OFF THE RETAIL DELIVERY TRUCK
3 QT. HOMO 70c
3 QT. 2% 63c
Your CO-operation in adjusting yourself to
these changes is appreciated
CO,USINS DAIRY
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Mts. Stuart McNair was hostess
for the September meeting of the
W.M.S. Miss Alice J. Forrest the
leader, opened the meeting with a
eading on the subject, "Put foxth
your hand" The scripture reading
Matt. 8, verses 1-17 was read in,
unison, the comment given on,
this by Miss Forrest. Mrs. Alex
Steiss led in the Glad Tidings
prayer, Mrs. Earl Dunn conduct'
ed the business. The roll call was
answered with a gift for the bale.
Phone 7
.0R/VAL Y, 1Vlanager
FOR SALE —
50 Acres Clean Oat Straw, oft
the field or baled.
Wm. Robertson, Brussels,
Phone 347J4
6Q.UP COMPAW
Limited
10.4tOwei, Ontario
Have permanent want openings for both
MALL ANi it Livikt.0
The work is full time and permanent. 5 day week.
Good wages and comprehensive employee insursusce.
program are available.
Applicants should visit the Plant Personnel Office
for interview.
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• CENTENNIAL,
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, CIRANBTROOK
SUNDAY, SEPTEIVIBER 12th
Mor ino Service 11 (.9.m. — Quest Minister:
The Rev. Robt. Jackson, Galt
Everilnii Service 7:30 p.m. — Guest Minister:
The Rev, David Crawford, Listowel
Special Music At Both Services
Everybody Welcome
‘1111011P"."1.111."411111."111111800-44111181P"milionsins, THE UNITED CHURCH
OF GANA'DA
Minister; Rev. A. M. Johnston
B.A.. BO.
Organist: Miss Sharon Storey
9:45 a.m. Church School.
Promotion and Award Sunday
PareIlts. welcoMe.
11;00 aan, Speaker:
Mr, George Simons, Varna, Ont.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
IN CANADA
MELVILLE CHURCH
Minister:, Rev. W. J. Morrisono
MA.
Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson
ARGT
a.m. Church School
11.15 a.m. Pub.*: Worship
Speaker: Mr. Edgar Cudmore
Exeter
The Gideons' Association
e.veryoue welcome
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rector: Rev. M. L. Jennings
LTH.
Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott
ST. JOHN'S
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer
and Primary School
St. Alban's and. St. David's
ATWOOD
9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer
and Church School
missions worth while"? Parts of
the "President's closing mes-
sage" and "Highlights of the
,A.nnual Council meting" from
Glad Tidings were read by Mrs.
Engel. Stories on "Dorcas',
,i1Phoetie", "Elizabeth Fry" and
"Florence Nightingale" were read
and Miss Forrest conducted a "
Word Puzzle en each story. She
also read a meditation and the
meeting closed with a hymn and a
prayer by the leader. Mrs. Allan
Smith and Mrs. Fred Stualldon
assisted the hostess in serving
refreshments.
Master Paul and. Scott Consitt,
Varna, spent several days with
their grandinother, Mrs. Stuart
Evans.
Mr. and Mrs. Secord McBrien,
Seafonth, and Mrs. Ken Miller,
Toronto, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Lylle Gordon on Sunday.
Miss Maxine Smalldon Was
home for the Weekend after a
va,cation spent in, Montreal add
other pointi.
Mr. John Meuary is visiting
with his brother-in-law and sister
Wes and Mrs. McEachers.
Misses Kate McNabb and
Beverly Evans have returned to
their schools at Temiskarning
and Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engel and
family spent the holiday weekend
at Berford Lake. Miss Elisabeth
Pfeifer accompanied them.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacklin anal
Tracy, Kitchener, Visited with Air,
and Mrs, Zqrl Dunn.
FUR
House uu Albert St,, . 'Brussels,
Contact: Wes Kerr, Phone 271W
HONEY FOR SALE —
Now pouring Clover Haney,
25e lb., your own container.
Wallace Ross Seaforth
FOR SALE
,Folding Spacemaster D90r,
with track, height G ft. S inches,
gray in color.
Phone 1SSW
ESTATE AUCTION SALE
Clearing Auction Sale of
Farm, Farm Stock, and
Machinery
at lot 21, Con. 7, Morris Twp.
one mile south and 2 miles west
of Brussels on
TUESDAY. oEPT. 21st
at 1 p.m.
Cattle
6 Holstein Cows rebred
Holstein heifer due in Nov.
Yearling Holstein heifer'
6 Holstein spring calves
6 Angus yearlings
Machinery
Fordson Major tractor
International 3 furrow plow
Double disk ,5 section harrows
14 run International seed drill
Side rake wagon
No 1 Massey Harris baler
Bale elevator
Case manure spreader
Surge 2 unit milking machine
Intfiraational cream separator
Remington. Chain Saw
Fanning Mill Scales
Jamesway Chicken Hoover
Approximately 2000 Dales hay
Fence posts
2 electric motors H.P.
Tools Blow torch Saws
Farm
100 acre Farm, Frame house
covered with instil orick. Bank
barn ,40x60. 90 acres Cleared.
well, pressere system.
Terme
Chattels Cash Property 10%
down, balance 30 days. Sold
subject to reserve bid.
Proprietor: —,Estate of the late
George smith
Auctioneer: Harold Jackson
Clerk: George Powell
Solicitors: Ccswford 8, Milli
WANTED I..'
Man wanted to sell ilawleigh
Household Produets to cog,-
11111el'S, We help you. Good pro-
fits tor hustlers. No exper,ience
needed. Pleasant, proiiitble,
dignified work, Write Rawleigh,
Dept. 1-132-53, 4005 Richelieu
St., St. Henry, Montreal.
11.01//1/1.0 111,PROMMIIM.•
G R SALE —
Good 100 acre farm, good build-
ings, new bath, and about. 96
acres workable. 100 acre farm
one mile from town. on .1.-lighway,
good buildings, barn 75' x 36' new
rpm; silo. milk house, bulk cooler.
era me 8 room house, oil furnace
and bath, drilled , well, 94 acres
workable.
See Elmer iiillaoott, Salesman for
K. W. Colouhoun
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Ontario Food Terminal
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Large Crowd. Enjoys
.Hell Drivers Show
Over seven hundred paid
admission, to thrill to the Spect-
acular performance of the. Im-
peOal Hell Drivers who present-
ed their 'Wildest Show On
Wheels" at the Fair grounds
here last Wednesday night, spon-
sored by Western Star, IOOF.
Tile precision diving and dare-
devil acts pleased the large crowd
and it was unfortunate that the
rain curtailed the latter, portion
of the Show.
The Hell Drivers will be back
for a return engagement next
year.
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Get Your 'Western Fair
ADVANCE SALE TICKETS
At The Brussels Post
10:00