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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-03-21, Page 5aNcukciamENT DON'T' BLAME US If you do not reeeiVe your Post it may be becaese you are in, arrears. Postal regulations now maket it inipossible for us to mail overdue subscriptions. THE UNITED CHURCH Minister: Rev., A. M. Johnston' B.A. B.Q. Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson 10:15 AM. Church School 11:30 A.M. "Let's Have Sunday Sports" higlAnUra PRESBYTERIAN GHUIrCH Minister REV. C. A. MeCARROLL 10:00 a.m. Church Seim,' :11:00 A.M. Worship Service God was Manifest in the Flesh Organist: Mrs. Norais Moffat THE ANGLICAN CHURCH Parish Prigat: The Rev. F. G. Braby, LA„ L.Th, SAINT JOIPill'S Smogla Organist -- Mr* EL Elliott 8:00 a.m . timely lucbasist 11:30 A.M. Mathis SAINT ALBAN'S IL SAINT DAVID'S — ATV/001) 10:00 a.m. 'MIMI WALTON 8th and 16th Unit Of Duff's U.C.W., Walton The Mardi meeting was held at the home or Mrs. Jim Fritz on Wednesday afternoon March 1.3th, Mrs. Don McDonald took the devotional part of the meeting opening with the Call to Wor- ship. Hymn 308, verses 1-2.3-0, 0 For a Closer Walk With God, was sung with Mrs. Fritz as pian- ist. The scripture was from Jfothn 1.3, 1-15. :A short meditation was read foliewed by prayer A Lenten article and poem. Hynin 360 Take Up Thy Cross. the Saviour, said, was sung, The topic, Woman of Courage, was taken from. the study book Japan Profile. Mrs. Doug Fraser was in charge of the business part of the meet- ing. The minutes of the IliSt meet- ing were read by the secretary. Roll call was answered with a bazaar item. inhere Were eleven members and one guest present.. The Thankoffering meeting is on, March 31st at 8:00 p.m. with guests. Dr. J. A. MoWatt of Wes-, ley Willis 'United Church, Clinton will be the speaker. Copper collection was taken and money collected for the Bible Society. The regular collection Was received. Grace was sting and lunch set.V, ed. by Mrs, Ken McDonald and the hoStetis. s. MKARYWEATELEfi, ;;;- llir, and ;it s. Ilo w rd Alerry w ea titer of Ottawa are pleased 10 ii111101.111C0 the engagement of their daughter, to Alr„James Stiles, son of Doctor and Mrs. William Stiles of Brussels, •Ontario. Wedding to take place June 39 at Christ Cilitirch in Ottawa. CARDS OF THANKS sincerely thank all wile seat cards, gifts and treats and visited me while I was in hospital and since coining home. Your kind- ness was appreciated. Dorothy Ritchie" My sincere thanks is eixpressed 10 all these, who retnemberd tae wan vis its, cards and gifts, while in Settfoah Ilosratal. Every- thing was much appreciated. Menu() .Jackson I would like to thank all those who seal cards of sympathy and flowers, re my sister's demise. Your kindness is all deeply ap- preciated. Miss Cora. Alcock My sincere thanks to all those who remembered me with cards, treats and visits while 1 was a patient in Listowel Hospital. Special thanks to Dr Zyluk, West- era Star Lodge 149. Your thought- fulness was appreciated: • Clifford Bray. 1 wish to express my sincere thanks to all for get well wishes, visits and gifts while 1 was a patient in Winghani Hospitab Your thoughtfulness was much apprec- iated. Mrs. Jim flair Our sincere appreciation and thanks is given to all those who expressed their symapthy in acts of kindness, floral tributes and messages, at the tithe of oar re- cent bereavment. Your thought- fulness will always he reinember- ed. The ;Gordon Family The fah:lily of the late Lewis B. Armstrong wish to thank re latiVes, friends, and ;neighbours, felt their Many ,acts of kindneSs, expressions of sympathy, and floral tributes during' their recent bereavement. Special thanks to Dr. zyhik., nurses and Staff of Winghain and DiStrict Hospital, tleV, A. Johnston and the 'D: A. Rahn Funeral genie, BrUSSelS. IN MEMORIAM CARTER — in loving memory of a dear Daughter and sister, Agnes Ann Marie (Marks) Carter, who passed away March 19th, 1967. In our home she is remembered,. Sweet memories cling to her name. We who loved her in life dearly, Still love her in death the same, Always remembered by Mom, and Dad Marks; Sisters, Helen and Shirley and Brother Robert, WEEK-END SPECIALS only 28 cu. ft. ZENITH FREEZER $259.00 only — 14 cu. ft. BEATTY 2 door REFRIGERATOR $269.50 1 only — KELVIINATOR DISHWASHER $199.00 1 only --- THOR WRINGER WASHER $89.50 1 only — 'SIMPLICITY AUTOMATIC iWASHER $269.50 MACHAN HARDATAIIE. BRUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 483 DANCE BRUSSELS LEGION HALL FRIDAY, MARCH 29th Music By: Desjardine Orchestra ADMISSION $1.00 EACH Restricted to 21 Years and Over Sponsored by : Brussels Branch 218 Royal Canadian Legion This space is donated for community improvements by LISTOWEL TRANSPORT MIS LTD. Ontario's Silver & Black Fleet mooftwomanomem••••-•-•••••••n ••......0. 4Now ENTERTAINMENT AT NEW. AMERICAN HOTEL BRUSSEL-6, ONTARIO FRIDAY and SATURDAY, LARCH 22nd, 23rd Lorne Alien and The Huron County Boys WE FEATURE: Friday Spare Ribs and Sauerkraut Saturday — Deep Fried Chicken 11.111 01.811hrimillirnikiftaNSIBMItrcaptfliMar.tuiShanomilIM BORN HAND — To Corporal and Airs. Edward Hand (nee Pat Jaeklin) in Z•werlmicken, Germany, on February 25th, a sun, :\licham Edward, a brother for bonnie Lynn. IN MEMORIAM HOY --- la loving memory of a dear Husband, George Huy, 'who passed away two years ago March 25th, 1966. This month comes hack with deep regret. It brings back a birthday I'll never forget. They say time heals all sorrow and helps us forget. But time so far has only proved Bow much. I miss you yet. You fell asleep without goodbye, But my memories of • you will never die. Always remembered and sadly missed by wife :Betty, GEORGE COOK -,.91 go Ernest Cook, 70, of Bel- grave, died Monday, March 11th, 11 London. Surviving are las wife, the foliner Ivy Cook; daughters, Miss - Annie, Belgrave; JameS,. (Elsie) Walsh, .Blyth; Mrs. Wil- • Ham t Florence) MeArter, Brus- sels; Mrs. Ben (Nora) Huskinson, Mrs. Muriel Bosnian, Sault Ste. Marie; Mrs. James (Mildred) t'a ton, Mossley ; :11 rs. Raymond, (Lois) Green, Kincardine.; Sirs. Allen (Evelyn.) Lechinsky, Reg- ina.; sons, Wesley, Norman and Charles, all of Peigrave;••brothers, • Walter, 13Iyth; Gordon, Cochrane. sisters, Mrs. Reg (May) Carter, Woodstock; Mrs. Eva McKnight, Sarnia. The funeral was held.lrom the S. .1. 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