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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-05-12, Page 5'rug POWs, BRUSSELO ,ONTAVAQ Ti T.JR,SDAY, MAY 12W, 160 •••••• •••,,••• THE UrilITEI, CHURCH OF GARAI)* Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston B.A., B.D. Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson 9:15 a.m. Church School 4.1:06 a.m. Public Worship ieb ach WeilTh jth a AT JA 21st NEXT WEEK — MAY 17 '63 FEATURING • FREE 49c RED & WHITE BIRTHDAY CAKE WITH $5.00 ORDER albs. 790 411111WIN11111Pr 4118/1•4111 /1 FOR.D SALES and SERVICE '65 FORD Galaxie 500 2-Door Herd Top '64 MERCURY Park Lane 4 - Dr. Hard Top fully powered equipped '64 FORD XL Convertibles power equipped '64 VOLKSWAGEN MERCURY 8 cyl. 2-Dr. Hard Top, Auto. '63 MERCURN S cyl. 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto. '62. F'ONTIAC 6 cyl. 4-Dr. Sedan, Auto. '61 FORD 6 cyl. 4.Dr. Stand. Transmission '63 FORD 1/2 ton Pick-ups in Al condition. These units are all in Al shape sand ready to go BRIDGE MOTORS BRUSSELS PHONE 249 890 896 790 16 oz.. Jar 8 for 64 ore BL' .4 Bog ptiAo„lp CUL. MARGARINE MAPLE LEAF CHEP-R-SPREAD FREE EKG, of FRESHIE WHITE SWAN TISSUE" FLEECY SOFTENER PRESBITERLAN GlitJacki OF CA:11'MM MELVILLE CHURCH interim tmmieratark iter. taciLisan Organist: Margaret Thompson *ROT, 10:00 a.m. caurca de4g01 11 a.m. Sermon Topic: -Humour in the Bible" (2.) .ciod-waizers; WINGRAM 357.3460 NOISSuw4i444044154FrI4' 63c 496 254 Sic 696 31G 3,36 oz. 5 for 99c 2 for 650 48 oz. 3 for $1.00 32 oz. 12 ez. 1 lb. lb. 16 ez 241100 FEATURES GLua HOUSE PEANUT BUTTER KAM LUNCHEON MEAT • J..1APLE LEAF LARD DOMESTIC SHORTENING MAPLE LEAF CHEESE SLICES AFFLEFORD HEAVY WAX PAPER ALCAN FOIL WRAP AYLMER BOSTON BROWN BEANS 15 SMARTS TOMATOES — 28 oz. ALLENS ASSORTED FRUIT DRINKS St. ANGLICAN QIUK‘fri GAPIAJOle Organist: mrs. ti. tdIstt ST. JOHN'S 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and rrinialy Cnuien Isenogi Aleares anti st. David's ATWOOD 10:UU gnu. .alierning Prayer /Litt LdiVtia 0.•••••=•••••••••IROMIN,11•111,11MIMil l. BADMINTON The Badminton season will open Monday, May 16th, in the Brussels Arena for everyone over 12 years old. Games will start at 7 p.m. Bring you Racket and your Energy! ! Brussels Badminton Club 996 FRUIT SPECIAL : ORANGES 3 DOZEN FROZEN FOODS MIXED VEGETABLES 2 lb. PREMIUMS GARBAGE CANS CAPITOL THEATRE 1.1STOWEL Opening May 12th six big days with, possible holdover PHONE 288 LAWN CHAIRS' $3.99 FREE DELIVERY iSeeemairekeragueietscree'SelnieeieoritC11,01 %14411gialift.e. 45h n‘v ars. DIRECT FROM ITS PREMIERE SHOWINGS': SPECIAL ENGAGEMENT AT SPECIAL PRICES. NO RESERVED SEATS. loving memory of a dear wife and mother, Eva Henderson, who, passed away May 14th, 1903. en our hea,rte your memory,lingers, Sweetly tender, fond and true, There is not a day, dear mother, That we do not think of you. Always sadly missed by her Husband and Daughters Reserve Wednesday, July 20th, for ,Moncrieff Chicken Barbecue. CRANBROOK Personals Mr. and Mrs. Jim. Sterfler and little son have ,moved to Wing- ham. IN MEMORIAM, RENDERS,ON In Evans, whose marriage takes place on Saturday. The bride-to-be 'was presented with a service for eight of 1847 Rogers stemless steel silver and other gifts. Patsy thanked the ladies and invited, them to visit her in her home iu Listowel. Mr s, Tool Consitt enter- tained at a shower on April 14th, at her home in Varna arta Miss Carol. Taylor at her home on April 1Sth, also in Varna. Knox WMS The May meeting of the 'We. ineu!S Missionary Society was held. in the home of Mrs. Dick Brad- shaw. Mrs. Clare Veitch, the lead.- er, gave a reading on -May" and "Mother's Day". The Scripture reading was read in unison and readings and, arscussion on it were given. Section II "Christian. Outreach Report" consisted o4 reports on working evitb. Christ- ian women around the world. Readings were given on India, Formosa, Nigeria, Br.-Guiana and Japan. A map and pictures of missionaries at home and over- seas were used. Mrs. Mac Engel was in charge of the topic and Bible Study' and was assisted by Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs. Clare Veitch, Mrs, John Schnook, and Miss Alice 1. Forrest. The presi- dent, 'Mrs, Dunn, conducted the business. Annouceinent was made of the annual Presbyterial of Maitland to be held in Teeswater fireSbyterian Church on May 26, with aftertioOn and evening ses- sions. Thirteen members gave a verse Containing "seed" or "sow" for roll call response. The lunch, coininittee, Mrs. Allan Smith and. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler assisted the hostess in serving lunch, Mrs. Pled. Smalldon will be heated% for the .Tune meeting. ANNUAL SLAB SALE MAY and JUNE Green Elm and Soft Maple Slabs (when available) ........ $2.50 Cord Dry Elm and Soft Maple Slabs $3.50 Cord Green Hard Maple and Beech Slabs $3.50 Cord All wood above In truckload lots ofiires.cords, _delivered ,vvithin 22 m Mr. and Mrs. Allan Dunn, Rickey and Bonita, and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jacklin and Tracy Lynn, Kitchener, spent Mother's Day with Mr, and Mrs. Earl. Dunn., Mr, 0,nd Mrs. Winston IVicEach• ern and family, Galt, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wes McF4a,chern.' Mrs, Margaret Somers, daught- er Kathy and friend, Seeelorth, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Engle. Mr, Lyrae Gordon is still con. fined to LiStoneel Hospital but is reported improving. Ore-NuOtial Events Honer Bride-Elect A shouter was held Monday ev, enink at the. Kurtzville CM-in:UM ity Centre in honor of Miss Patsy ariHOI,M One ahoWing . only each evening at 8:15 p.m. LISTOWEL DRIVE - IN THEATRE Fri., Sat., 'May 13 - 14 A Story of white man's "pieties"' In black man's Africa DI NG AK A Color plus The- return of the screen's. greatest western SHANE GENTLEMEN'S CLAYS NEWS ITEMS ,God created man and then he wolunn. However the word was not w-o-m-e n it was woetoman and woetonieu.. No word more truthfully spoken. As the, eentur ies rolled by an editor by the name of Keanedy,misspelled woo- toman and the word became woe- man. Centuries later another ieennedy snorteaed it until now it is woman and women. In the early time with population 0111Y' a few thousand man got along. very nicely. lie was ruler over his woetoman, pictures show him with a huge ems in one hand drag- ging his wife home by her long hair with the other. Then woeto- man got smart. They organized they formed gossip clubs, where they met to tell on each other anu find out about each other's husbands. To-day we still have the gossip clubs. Now they are known as the Rebekahs and the ,Women's Institute. To-day women are Doss. AVe men are just stooges. Female worshipers, bowing at the feet of the Golden Calf only this time its how in the shape of a blonde heifer. Let's go to a banquet, be- fore you can eat you must toast one individual, you stand up like a bench of peaguins, nearly crack your larnyx with. ,God Save the Queen. Go tc lodge, Lions; Iiiera- Ms, Legion, Oddfellows you pay homage to woman.• What part does man play in running this great British Empire. Prince, Philip's duties are very light and pleasing. A fraulieu comes over from Germany. She's a tramp. A soiled dove, but beautiful. FAven. the members of parliament, our, top citizens, fall at her feet and worship. They gather round and hees haws at her like a bunch of Jackasses, Juliet comes on the air and every Ukranian gentlemah bows. Female worship! What about the United States? Was it was Eleanor Roosevelt who held the reins. Was not Jaquline Kennedy ruler over the male pop- ulation. Whether you men know it or not you are slaves but its not legal for your women to sell you. If that time comes, well goodbye gentlemen. My life is made wretched by a teen age female. Wheneter she has a late date she spends the night with grandma so her doting parents won't know the hours she J H. KEESO & SONS 495 Albert Ave. N, ListOwel Phone 291-4890 keeps. They taunt she goes to beu about nine, is ClIcsea in and granuum bolas nee nand wane site says her prayers. 'rue truth is about nine 0'0)04' a car horn starts to blast outside the door. Grandma's mining is gone. Alter watching the late news i am ex- pected to go to bed. Am asked what I want for lunch. Last night I said have coffee and that piece of apple pie that was left from dinner. Well, I got the cof- fee but no pie. Now fin not fooled too easily. I knew there would be sleeping pills in the coffee so .wouldn't know what time peaches and cream got in. The parrot is covered up so he can't see., the clock. The oil heater is turned up to about ninety. The wood stove replenished. The porch light turned on. A lunch for her majesty is placed under a white cloth on ,the table, and Pm told to not make any noise in the morning to' wake up Ducky Nuoky. After grandma goes up- stairs I peek at the lunch left for sweetie and there is my pie. I look at my sleeping pills and. there's two gone. No one can boss me so I eat the pie, and leave a note for Marlene. It says, Johnny has been sick all night. See if he wants anything before you turn into bed. Ho, Ho. Excuse me, I have to go down town for some hair pins. No-pe, no Woenian can boss me around. Truthfully Years T. K. F. 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