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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1966-10-20, Page 721 YRS OLD? Wien you turn 21 you're no longer cov- ered by your parents' Hospital Insurance. To keep insured, you must take out indi- vidual membership within 30 days. Get your application form at a bank, a hospital, or from the Commis- sion. NEWLY WED? The 'family' Hospital Insurance premium must now be paid to cover husband and wife. Notify your 'group' without de- lay OR, if you both pay premiums direct, noti- fy the Commission. NEW JOB? To keep insured follow the instructions on the Hospital Insurance Certificate of Payment 'Form 104' that your present employer is required, to give you on leaving. Your ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE Plan Ontario Hospital Services Commission Toronto 7, Ontario DEAD STOCK ATWOOD PET SUPPLIES under new management GARNET SMITH We are here to give you ?astir service and better prices. Paid on the spot for dead or disabled cows and horses. $5.00 and up for any animal weighing over 700 lbs. according •to else and condition. Smaller animals plcked up fres. Also free veterinary Inspections. Call collect ATWOOD 356-2622 24 hours a day — 7 days a WOW( Llo. No. 4014-65 NOTICE. The annual Variety Fair of Morning Star Rebekah Lodge will be held Saturday, Nov. 5th. NOTICE Melville Presbyterian Guild Till hold a Bake Sale on .Satur- uay, Oct 22nd. Reserve this date. it ever so humble WHIPPED CREAM MAKES IT GLAMOROUS! Get 1 or 2 half pints of WHIPPING CREAM From the milkman or your grocer today and uess it on FRESH PUMPKIN PIE, Tarts Jellies, Fruitsg Puddings. YOU GET ALL THIS WHEN YOU GET A SPRING AIR BACK SUPPORTER Costly Karr Spring construction for firm, resilient support without board- like hardness Exclusive Health Center feature>pro- vides extra support where most of your body's weight rests Alternating right and left turn springs, with pivot-hinge construction, prevents sag in middle or slope toward edges Four sizes for your selection TWIN (39)—Mattress or box spring 57951 FULL(54)—Mattress or box spring $7950 QUEEN(60)—Comptete set $199" KING(78)—complete set 119" TWIN . $59" MATTRESS OR sox SPRING FULL $59" MATTRESS on sex mum QUEEN 149° COMPUTE SET KING $239" COMPLETE SET The most wonderful mattress you are ever likely to have the pleasure of sleep- ing on. TWIN )9950 QUEEN $22911 MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING COMPUTE SET FULL s9950 KING 1699 MATTRESS OR BOX SPRING COMPLETE SET RANN 'FURNITURE STORE ER.USSELS, ONT. Tills OiCaliilififlagil POUT, BitO.SEIICIJs, ANIMA* )AY, uoT., 200 ! 3,964 Mone.,/e •••••1!,—. WAiorro.N (Intended for last weok) Mr, and Mrs, .1.1.0race Ittitlpdge and, family were visitors with the. Bennett and liampliries families Air, and Mrs. W, Stutz of. Waterloo were visitors with her parents Mx, and Mrs. Torrance IJundas. Mr. and Mrs, Gerald William- son of Collingwood were visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Norman Will- iamson. Mr. and Mrs. Karold Brown and Warren of Burlington were. visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Allan McCall, Mr. and .Mrs. William. Uhler, Burlington • were visitors with the Uhler family. Miss Ruth Ritchie, 'Kitchener, home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford • Ritchie.. Mrs. Dinsmore and Bruce, ef Brampton spent the. week with •Mr..- and Mrs. Gordon MicCavin. Duff's UCW Meeting Mrs. William Coutts leader of the Walton Unit , was in. charge of Duff's UCW meeting held in the Church Sunday School rooms. The meeting was opened with the hymn "Come Ye Thankful People Come", with Mrs. Martin Baa.n at the piano. Mrs. Coatis presented the theme 'based on ','Let 'QS Remember Jesus", The scripture reading,. Mathew 6;25-33, read by Mrs. Emerson Mitchell, was followed by prayer by Mrs. W. C. Hack- well. The offering, received 'by Mrs. Kenneth McDonald, was dedicated. The hynm "Jesus Calls Us O'er the Tumult" was sung. Mrs. Walter Bewley, who intro- duced the New Study Book, Realms of a. Christian Calling", Chapter 1, Evangelism, said One of the seven examples of a Christian realizing his calling is everyday work. A 1961 study. book is "Canada in Canadian Chur- ches," Minutes of previous meeting were read by Airs. Campbell Wey. Mrs. Gordon MCGa,vin. had charge of the business. The annual Turkey Supper will be held in the church basement. Mrs. Harvey BroWn reported on the school for leaders in St. Thomas. The meeting, the theme of which was "The Church in the World", was closed with, a person- alized version, of the LOrd's prayer. Mrs. Kenneth McDonald gave treasurer's report. It was reported by Mrs. Clarence Martin that all needed articles for the bale had been rceived and Would be sent.: Mrs, Arthur l'figgi rib 0 tham, Mrs. W. C. Hackl,Vell and Mrs. Charles MicCiitCheon will be (lige, gates to the regional meeting to be held. it: Goshen: Church 611 October 21th. Sunday School Awards' Presented Duff's Chitral. Sunday School pupils Were' presented With the folloVving pins, diplomas and awards Perfiiict. attetidatice. Lois Wil- liamson, Teti Wiilianison, Gerald 13aati, Sharon MrirkS Peggy Den- nis, Laura DeMI18, Douglas Mitch- ell, Bobby Leeining and Dianne CiOdkin, Seals and Diplomas; Mary Looming, Wow. Leeming, NOW, Bailin, Carel 1Yilboo, Gordon Bawl, Karen McDonald, Neil McDonald, Rickey McDonald, John Bann, Vail Searle, Beverley McCall, John Leemiug, BriauWilbee, Keith, Clark, Anne Clark, itoss Mitchell, Murray liousLon, Debbie Wey, Gail Travis, .1a lie Deeming Marianne Wild- fong, Nancy McNichol, Joyce McNichol, Karen McEwing, Steven Dennis, Melvin. Knox, Gwen Bos- man, Mary Searle, Joan Bennett, Gary Bennett, Paul McCallum, Ronald McCallum, -Marion Mc- Callum, Karen. Coutts, Dianne Dennis, Warren Dennis and Beth McNichol. NOTICE ....St. ..John's Anglican „Ladies' Guild will hold a Bake Sale, and Tea on Saturday, November 19th. Keep this date open, SE YOUR COMFORT Exclusive Karr pivot-hinge coils work independently and compensate for *sight differences "Health Center" provides extra shoulder-to-Ws support Alternating left and right rum Coil construction eliminates slope and sag D PHONE 36 000 PERMAPZ .:Good Housekeeping • :14 EUIRANIUS „4. CI*197 09 9/N9019°4 BUY SLEEPMASTER