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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-10-16, Page 5/311,USkilot, 13/1.`USSELS, ONTARIO initiRSDAY, 0CT0,01111. 16th, 1960 JOIN THE FUN at the CABARET DANCE in BRODHAGEN on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18th IAN WILBEE ORCHESTRA HURON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY announces NEW HOURS for BRUSSELS LIBRARY Tuesdays 2 p.M. -- 5 p.m, Fridays 6:30 p.m. -- 9 p.m. Saturdays 2 p.m. — 5 p.m, BAZAAR, BAKE SALE and TEA on SATURDAY, NUV. 1st At 2:30 p.m. in Ethel Community Centre Sponsored by; Ethel Women's. Institute Everyone Welcome ••••••••••••••••••••••••,/, THE UNITED CHURCH Minister; Rev. L. 4ePrew organist: Mrs. John: Bryant, sundtiy School 9:45,A.M. 1.1.00 a,in. Liivirie Worship MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister REV. C. A. McCARROLL ' 10 A.M, Church School IA A.M. Divine Worship Man'e Look and God's Look" Organist; Mrs. Nora Moffatt ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. JOHN'S BRUSSELS The Rev. J., Keith Stokes, B.A., S.T.B. Box 47, Blyth, Ontario 522-9334 Sunday, Oct, 12, Trinity 20 11 :00 A.M. Morning Prayer Organist: Mrs. G. Price WE DELIVER BEST BUYS and WINDOW POSTERS Mir Liquid .Det. Save 20c 24 oz, twin plc. ..... 69c Delsey Tissue Save 15c --- .,.<4 for 59c Niblets Corn,. New Pack 12 oz. • ...... 21c Kraft Canadian Cheese Singles Save 4c 8 oz. 39c Kraft Velveeta Cheese Save 10c 2 lb. pk. $1..39 FEATURES Robin Hood Flour Save 8c 12 oz. ..... --------- 79c Kellog's. Corn Flakes Save 8c 12 oz. ---- 3 for $1.00 49c Red & White Peanut Butter A6 oz. Save fic ....... 43c Kraft Cheese Whiz Save 4c 16 oz. . . 75c Supreme Liquid Bleach pre-priced 69c 128 oz. •.--- 59c PHONE 288 F-W Garbage Bags 10's DANCE BRUSSELS LEGION HALL. FRIDAY, OCTOBER '24th, 1969 MUSIC BY: DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA Admission $2.00 per Couple Restricted to Persons 21 Years and Over Sponsored By — Brussels Figure Skating Club. ,.7.14...mainspoweemptumemillpiamilOgarPmar wIlligill."6"11110 SAVE - SAVE - SAVE LUCY'S GENERAL STORE THE STORE WITH THE LITTLE BIT OF EVERYTHING CRANBROOK, Just 3 Miles East of Brussels, PHONE 105 Now Open From 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays From 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Saturday SAVE ON THESE SUNDAY SPECIALS Large Plain Cigarettes Reg. 69c 59c 5 Qt. Pop Coke, Pepsi, & Ginger Ale 99c plus deposit Large Filter and ling Size Cigarettes Reg. 69c 61c SAVE ON THIESE EVERYDAY SPECIALS 3 oz. pkgs. of Royal Jello 19c pkg. 14 fluid oz. Vegetable .... •-•••.•••••• ....... 5 for 89c 2 Roll Pack of Ballet Toilet Tissue 29c pack 7 3/1 oz. Ocean, King Pink Salmon per tin . • ... ...... •••• 45c Kitchener Packers Polish Sausage •• 79c It 5 qts. 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'FAIR AND 1-1,0NEST DEAL Free Delivery Within 10 Mile Radius With $5,00 Order FREE, COFFEE SERVED WHILE YOU WAIT • SINCERELY, YOUR LUCY IN MEMORIAM McARTER --- In sad and loving memory of a dear wife and motile', Mrs. Elsie 1. McArter, who passed away five years ago; October 9th, 1964. You are gone but not forgotten, in our memory we will always cherish yon, Dear one, as one of the- best.., Time has not dimmed our thoughts of yoU, Nor taken away the memories you- left behind. Husband and Family VVALTON 8th and 16th Unit Duff's U.C.W. Walton The October meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Jim Fritz 7:u at the home of Mrs. Jim Fritz Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ken Mc- Donald opened With an article "Every Day Thanksgiving Day" Hymn 577, verses 1 and 4 was sung. Mrs, Harold Bolger was pianist, Psalm 714 was read res- pensively. Mrs. Ken McDonald led in prayer. The topic "What Is Pov- erty" was taken by Mrs, Doug Fraser, IlYmn :19 was sting and the. Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. BusirieSs was condUcted by Mrs. D. 'Prase. Minutes: were read by the secretary. Roll Call was answered by 10 inetnbers. Invita- tions were received from Burns, at Londsboro Hall; Londesboro; Seaforth, and St. Ambrose, :Bus= sets, Donation and gifts for Huron, VieW to be in before last meeting iii NoVeitiber, The Turkey Supper is. Nov. fith, Rail is to packed by end of Noveniber, Regional meet- fag 18 to held at Walton Oct, 14th. Sth and 16th Unit bazaar on NOV. 11th at 3,15 in church basement. Copper Money and T-ItironvieW gifts to be taken to the church the night before the bazaar. Other guests besides chiirch gretipS to be invited fa baZnar, gegular tioti receivers. Grate WAS Sung and fiitriclt Was Netted by the hostess.. SEAPORTI-I PHOLSTERY Centre Street F.OP all kindts of uphostering ibtmtlin Representative: 961.114/VN tiAltER OhiStiiii 4 Oti ?", Mil,,t0A114 ANNIVERSARY SERVICES KNOX UNITED CHURCH MONCRIEFF SUNDAY, OCT. 19th At 11 a.m. and 8 p.m, Guest Speaker: REV. R. G. HAZLEWOOD Former 11/Mister of the Charge CRANBROOK The W.I, Rally for County of Huron was held at Dungannon and Mrs. Allan McTaggart and Mrs Urban Ducharme, Mrs, Mac McIntosh and Mrs. Client Steffler attending from the Oraubrook W. I. Delegates attending the Guelph Area Convention were Mrs. Allan McTaggart, Mrs. Wilfrd Strickler and Mrs. Mac McIntosh, Mrs. Urban Ducharme, Conference in Clinton on October 9th. Miss Kate McNabb, Temiskam- ,ing, and Brian ILI`vatis, Scarborough, were home forAho' holiday week- end. Mr. and 'Mrs. Bill Armstrong, of Fergus spent the Week-end with Fred Smalidon, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Evans and family visited with ivIr. and Mrs, J. Fish, l3utlington on Thanks- giving, Weekextti Visitors with Mr. anti Mrs. Earl Dunn included Mr. and Mrs, Allan :Dann and family, Mr, and 1‘1,rs. Dort jacklin and family, gioomingditie, Mr and 'Airs. SinnleY Machan. Listowel and Miss Joanne :Dann,: London. Mr, and Mrs. Arnie Campbell, St, Thomas were calling in this area on Sunday. Mrs Stuart Evans and Brian visitnd with Airs. ileatrice Young, Listowei, on Sunday, , Week-end visitors at the home at Mr, and Mrs, Cliaa, Lake Were Mrs. Lottie Thornton, Garlic and Miss Carolyn Lake, who is attend, big hair-dressing school nt Kitch- ener. Mr. and Mrs. 'Winston Machern and daughters (hilt; spent ThatilogivIng With lvtl', and Mrs, Mellnehertli My: anti MVO, Stilitrt .Meinti0r4 and gejnilyi Waterieth tblited uttil Mr; "Nicole Thimbles Meet The fourth meeting of the Nimble 'Thimbles was held at the home of Bonnie ,Bremner, It open ed with the 44-"I pledge followed by roll call. Janet 'Witch read the minuteS. The Use of the feather- Stitch was discussed and what to make for freechoice articles was decided. The leaders demonstrated the chain and lay daisy stitched, The girls practied these stitched and the Meeting closed With the 4- 1'T motto, 'nc fifth meeting was held at the huitie of Linda Smith and opened in the usual Way. Linda, read the Mitittes. The use be lakk daisy and chain stitehoS were cussed as well as fabrics for- frog articles, The leaders dome* strated fly stitch and Wallah Btiteb, and how to Make. a twitter 41(Rdi Tho mooting 0,100 With did 4 Plottflt U141, Children $3.99 pair $5.99 • $599 and Mrs. Stanley Fischer Sunday. OR Ladies' Aid The. Ladies' Aid of Knox Church met at the home of Mrs Gordon Engel. The president, Mrs. Stuart. Stevenson, opened the meeting with a poem. Mrs. Douglas Evans read Psalm 95 and a Thanksgiv- ing prayer was given by Mrs. Mac Engel. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, secretary, read the minutes- and called the roll which was answer- ed by "What I Telt undone to come to the meeting". The e treasurer's. report was given by Mrs Stuart McNair. A letter from Miss Clara McGowan, local director for the . Children's Aid Society of Huron County was read and ten dollars was voted to this work. The work of the Sunday School was discus- sed and the group agreed to . help with obtaining necessary supplies. Presi- Mrs, Wilfred Strickler contributed dent, and Mrs. Leslie I(night, see- an amusing story on "Kids". The rotary,. represented CranbrOok date of the annual bazaar was set 'W.I. at the Consumers Protection. for Saturday afternoon, November 15th, at 2,30 in the Community Centre. The executive will make final plans and Mrs. Stanley Fischer volunteered to make post- ers. Christmas cards are to be sold as usual, A Tupperware party will be held on October 20th at the home of Mrs Stuart Stevenson, A hymn and the Lord's Prayer in unison- closed the meeting. Con- tests were conducted by MI'S, Mac Engel and Mrs, Leslie ;Knight. Mrs. Stuart Stevenson assisted the- hostess with refreshmentS.