HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-10-21, Page 5BAZAAR, BAKE SALE, and TEA
SAT URDAY, OCTOBER 23rd
BRUSSELS LIBRARY 2;30 Ram,
Melville Church Guild
TOE. UNITED CUL/nil
QF CANADA
Minister: Se., A. M. Johnston
organist: Miss .Sharon .stomy.
9:45 aan. Oiturch School
11 a.m. Morning 'Worship
le.RLillYTERIArt
IN CANADA
ME .ViLLE CHURCH
minioe.r1 R4v. W. J. Morrison,
MA.
Orgarti‘C• -.11Ant. "Frank. Thompson
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10:0p a.m. Church School
11:00 ain, ..ercparaWry Service
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rector: Rev. H. L. Jennings
8A,.. LT11,
Organist: Mrs. B. LIWItt
ST. JOHN'S
11:00 a.m. Morning Prayer
and Primary SPI1001
St. Alban's and St. David's
ATWOOD
9:30 a.m. Morning Prayer
and untaci., bellow '
BaupshiLs
TURKEY SUP14 0.11
WALTON UNITED CHURCH
THURSOAY, NOV, 4tIt
Supper from 5;30 to 8:00 p.m.
Program 8:00 p.m.
pOIVIINION LIFE CHOIR
Watorloo
&On Ssigt1: Adults .1,50
GOIldran
FURNITURE
Autumn Specials at the Mild-
may Furniture Showrooms in-
elude.: 9 piece Livingroom
Groups at 5179.00 and $279.00;
New pianos at $510...00 etc.
Schluett's offer "Harding"' broad-
loom carpets 57.95 square yard
etc. . Godfrey • .S.ObliCitt-
MilOggty
VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP
A Specialty
Cutting, Styling. bald Wolf%
PHONE 140 BRUSSELS
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TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Clerk's Notice of .the First .Posting !
of Voters' List
Voters' List, 1855, Township. of
Grey, County of Huron
OticQ„is. hereby given that •j, • .
have coniphedwitli section 9.Qf
The 'Voters' .1..hits Act, and that,
have .P.oSted up at lay office,. at,
lWitl„ on the 16.th day of October.
1.965, the list, of all persons en-
titled to vote in the- municipality
at municipal elections and that,
such list remains there for inspect-
ion,
And L hereby call upon all vot-
ers to take immediate proceed-
lugs to have any omissions or
errors corrected according to law,
the last day of appeal being the
2nd day of November, 1965.
Dated this 10th day of October,
1965.
Edythe M. Cardiff,
Cleric,. Township of GreY..
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THE CORNER STORE, WINGHAM
Nearly 'New Clothes
For Sale Vow
Open Every Afternoon Monday to Friday,
2 to 5 Dan.
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Barbara Cameron, little do,a.J;ii
ler of Alex. and Mrs. Cameron,
underwent a tonsilectomy in List-
owel Atemorial Misplay!, Listowel
on INIonday.
Extiyu ilait is a patient,
in List:owe' hospital v,diere site
underwent surgery,
Cranbrook W. i.
Airs. Glenn liuotherwas hostess
for the October meeting of the.
W. I. The president., Mrs Mac Mc-
Intosh, conducted the meeting
whica was opened with the Ode,
and Mary Stewart. Collect, follow-
ed with the I.,Ord's Player. The
minutes were read, treasurer's
and Sunshine reports givea. Roil
call response was, "Holiday of
your youth and a. means of tranS-
portytion in your youth", Mrs.
James Bremner gave the Motto
"A man tuts attained a true con-
ception of lite when he plants a
tree under which he knows he
will never sit." Mrs. wiTi Brem-
ner gave current events and an,
account, of the County Rally held
in Walton Oct, 4. Miss Pearl,
Baker, Brussels, was guest.
Sneaker. Her topic was "History
of Postal Service". She also told.
Of services rendered today and
answered queStiOns froth the,
floor. Mrs. Russel 1(nigbt thank-
ed Miss Baker. Mrs. Wilfred.
Strickler and Mrs. Clare V'eitch
gaVe a Summary of the garden
club and the 441 girls exhibited,
their q Antb books and posters. A
invitation to the Walton. W.I. on
Oct. 27th Was accepted. It was
also decided to keen up Our share
to sponsor the roger Chi and
hiso that Mrs, Jas. Brerimer be
Curator and a ineMberShip to the
Iuroil Ccgitity HiStOriCal Beatty
be Obtained for her. A. thiCtitiSiett
concerning tan and whiter plans
followed, Buggettions for a Chest-
niaS ottoor( or party, Or card,
„parties Were given and left over
to be decided on. later. Mrs. atit-
dein Engel and the 441 girls AS-
ahlted, the heeteSt itt StOritig
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HURON PROGOIESSiVEcONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION.
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