HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-05-15, Page 5i •ii..14,;.31.).4.Y,. MAY ittth,
WICIP4"34teSn'''"-z114..-ThitairgUrs",%te..2goskiturtzwirgszontatimigtoogrisiggsgonsionowsusst
Meeting Of the
U.C.W. Afternoon Unit
The Afternoon Unit of the 'Unit-
ed Church Women met in tire
United Church parlour on. Tues-
day, May 6th, with 14 members
and one visitor present.
Mrs. liryans was in. charge of
the devotions following the
Mothers' Piay theme, during Which
a special reading was given in
tribute to a loved and valued
member, Mrs. :410Wland.
Mrs. Miller recited some ap-
yrepriate. verses, love you,
Mother." Later she read an inter-
esting article about a "School on
Wheels" in Zambia.
During the bUsiness seSsion,
The funeral was held from the ports were received showing the
Tasker funeral home, Blyth, On success of the Spring
Taesday at 2 .pm. Burial was in Thankoffpring meeting on April
Blyth Union cemetery. 20th, when Mrs. Babeasee, Pre-
MRS. LORWE SCRIMGEOUR
Mrs. Lprne Scri,mgeoar, 86, of
-'died Sunday at Clinton
Public Hospital:
She had been aetivo 'ra the work
of the Myth Horticultural Society
and the Myth Agricultural So-
ciety.
She is survived by her husband,
Lorne, three sans, Murray at Til-
lsonberg; Clifford of Bellville, and
Everett of Blyth; three daughters,
Mrs. Fern Cameron, Kitchener,
Russell (Hazel) Baxter,
Chatham, and M.rs. Joseph (Mar-
garet) Marks, Windsor. MENS and TEENS STYLES
MOR FOR YOU I
The more ,you buy tie more you save.
Contipues t g 17
ua i, 1: en terwi aff
With More Bargains Being Adc
Come in and
lOttIosNrA POST, intussmo,
COMING EVENTS:
BUS TRIP TO NASHVILLE
SpeCial bus to "Grand, Ole
Opry", Tonnesee. ,$59
includes 2 nights hotel; tour of
Nashville; autographs and dinner
party at Music City PlaybottSe:
ticket to Saturday night Opry,
Jane 42th. Reserve your seat
now, Habkirk Transit. Service Ltd.
P•ox. '700, Seaforth. Phone 527-1222
5b
BUS TRIP TO
TULIP FESTIVAL
Why not be, there? See the
Tulip FeStiyal :in Holland, Mich-
igan with its baton twirling,
flower show, street scrubbing;,
and the Klorripen Dancers, the
parade of baads, and square danc•
ing, Visit the 21)0 year old Dutch
Windmill, De Zwaan and the
wooden shoe factory, Our charter-
ed coach will Lake you. Leave
Friday night, May 116th and sup-
ply overnight mem/iodation, For
snore information write Or phone
Ilabkitic Transit Service Ltd.,
Seaforth 4274222,
CARDS OF THANKS
We thank our friends and
neighbours for the lovelY farewell
gift presented to us.
Your kindness was appreciated
and will always be remembered.
Mrs, McLean and Charlie
wish to take this opportunity
in thanking all who visited me and
80111 (';I r(11-.; while I was in Wing-
ham Hospital. Also to 'thank the
E.C.W. for gift and cards and
Many Thanks to Rev. and Mrs,
LeDrew for calling while I was in
Hospital,
Mrs. Lois MeCutcheon
\\'e sincerely thank all Our
neigliliours and friends .for the
farewell party and beautiful gifts;
Also all the generous help and-
use of trucks --helping us move.
Your kindness never
forgotten.
Sincerely, •
Leonard, Rosella• and
M a ry Lee Rooney.
THE UNITED CH.URCI1
Minister': Rev. E. L. I..eFsi•zw
Mrs. John Bryaris: Org..4nInt
10:00 A.M, Church SC1400/
LI A.M. Divine Worship
MELVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
minister
REV. C. A. McCARROLL
A.M. Uhurch School
A.M. Divine Worship
Parables of the Lost
(4) "The Lost Older Son"
Organist: Mrs. Nora Moffatt
sident of the. Huron-Perth Tres -
byteria WO 8 L't (101 igh in 1
speaker.
Alt's. Hemingway continued her
Bible study, based on Peter's first
Epistle. Some vital questions wero
introduced " and discussed. The
next meeting will lie on June 3,
in the form of a picnic on Miss
Skelton's
HOWICK LIONS'
BNGO WINNERS
Regular Games: Mrs. Hazel-
grove & Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery,
-both .of Wingbam; Mrs. Art Whe-
eler,
.
\Vn'oxeter, Mrs. Perg
Winghazn and Sylvia. Cowing,
Listowel; Mrs. Forg Riley, Wing-
ham and herald Goll, Walker-
' ton: M ss Joan Dev,-ar,
Mrs. George Strauss, Mildnury,
Mrs, Lobsinger, 111 Palm ayand Doug
Felker, Listowel. Mrs. Rocker,
151st: weL and Mrs. I [orb Bushy,
Belmore; Tony Ste Marie, Blue-
Hostess Chips Sav, 1 ,"
Allett's Asst.'
Red & White Apple
Delsey Tissue Saxe 26,
vale; Deitzler. Miltimay
"Share the Wealth" 1. ;Ors.
°bright, Wingliant. 2, Nick Latig,
$25 Speeitil Mrs. °bright, Wiiw;-
am.
.TnekPol Consolation plus bonus:
Miss Hattie Wylie, Wingimin.
Door PriZ08; Mrs. PA
:Niiidmay; Miss Jean Dewar,
Atwood; Mrs, Drumm, Harristen,
Mrs. Ed Rich, Wingltrum,
Lucky Draws ; Mrs. . t. Wit t-.•
Wroxeler: Mrs. Riley
•\v i ngliant; obrigia, Wi
haul and Mrs,, Sarah, Mildmay.
oz.. Bag 59c
17v 4 QZ. 3 for $1.00
49c 24 oz, .. . 39c
6 for 790
4 for 89c
6 for $1.00
12 oz — 3 for 89c
b. Bag — . .... 49c
V.99 with 5.00 Order
WE DELIVER
FOR SALE
S'EEPS For highest naiity at•
te..•,vest prices, See "Cramm's
:4 0eils" at Pinkerton. Highland
S lb alfalfa, 6 lb timothy, 14
brume, 2 lb meadow fescue, $7.06
6 trefoil,
timothy, Vi.52•: per acre.
4pe!..i:a prices effective
to Aray ; We carry all varities.
t.:tovon; grasses, inoculated,
heal, tiat.;, baley and mixtures.
Cleaning daily by appointment.
110Y 'and 'tintahl Cramm, Pinker.
Ion, Out Phone Cargill 366,2394,
2b
SMORGASBORD SUPPER
WEDNESDAY, MAY 28th 5 - 7;30 P.M.
Sponsored, by Melville Presbyterian Church Women's Guild
Get your tickets in advance from, any member of the Guild
Adults $1.50 Oblildren Under 10 Years 75e
Mother Parkers hat. G.Sfee Reg, $1.79 10 oz. $1.29
Maple Leaf Calmed Ham Save 30c
1 1/2 1b, .. ....
$1.59
Johnson Off Iowa P.epclirierit Save 30c 5 oz. 99c
FREE 49c1.4.idue Red. & White Birthday Cake
With Orders (..)f $15.00 or over
Solo Marg. Reg. 23c
Carnation Evap, Milk Ta”
Kellogg's Corn Hakes save
Charcoal', Gerati:11. FEarowood
PREMIUM PANEL
56,98 Value 12 gal. C.al-Lage Can
PHONE 288
ENTERTAINMENT
AT THE.
NEW AMERICAN HOTEL
BRUSSELS, ONT.
BILE Ind MARY "THE WALKERTON TRIO"
FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY
THE STRING DUSTERS
SATURDAY "NIGHT ONLY-
IN THE RAINBOW ROOM
WE FEATURE;
Chicken; Spare Ribs and Sauer' Kraut, Pish and Chips
FREE DRAW o> Sport Coat a Trousers
With Each Purchase Draw 24th May