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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-03-12, Page 5in by 'March 21st. Win. H. King, Clerk, Village of Brussels. Applications •••••••••••••••••... . .,•••••••,7r.•,•,•-•- • RECEPTION and D ANC IL Mr. and Mrs. Gary Evans FFRIDAY, 'MARCH. 13th. Cranbrook Community Centre Music By: The Tru-Tones Everyone Welcome Buy-of-the-Week • Tri-Valley Fcy. California Peaches 28 oz. -.•-- FEATURES Blue Bonnet Marg. Reg. $1.19 3 lb. pk. 10c Libby's Cooked Spaghetti Save 4c 19 oz. •--. Red & White Bread Red & White Hot Cross Buns 6 to pkg. --------- 35c Off — 93c - 2 for 49c 4 for 99c .- • 39c • !' IiliRtl81~11<I~S koAir THURSDAY, MARCH i2tb, 19 7 0 • •••,.., • KY, . MAN WANTED Part tine maintenance work in the Village of Bruisels. Applicants please leave name at Clerk's Office and arrangements will •be made for inter- view. ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S. HAVEN QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS COME IN AND SING ALL THE IRISH SONGS WITH. DOREEN DANBROOK ON THE PIANO FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT Menu: Barbacued Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chicken and Chips, Roast Turkey THE. UNITED CHURCH Minister: hey. E, L. Le10105vtp.m. Organist: Mrs. John Bryans Sunday Sallow Divine. Worship 11.:30 PHONE 887-9339 WE DELIVER BEST BUYS AND WINDOW POSTERS Aylmer Tomato Catsup Save 10c 18 oz. 29c Kleenex Economy Save 10c .• ......... 3 for $1.00 Clark Stews, Beef or Irish Save 16c '24 oz. 49c fn The Judgement Ilan White Swan Bathroom Tissue Save 4c ••-••.--.-• •-- 2 for 29c Organist: Mrs. Nora Moffatt WHITE 1V1ELVIL1LE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister REV. C. A. McCARROLL 10 A.M. Church School 11:00 A.M. Divine Worship FOOD STORE .6 White Swan Towels Save 14c twin pack ..... 53c WEEKLY SALE BRUSSELS STOCKYARDS LTD. EVERY FRIDAY AT 1 P.M. Large Enough To Be Effective ' Small Enough To Be Personal PHONE 887_6461 BRUSSELS, ONT. 4111111111•111111111111111 111111=6 Shop 444 The Store With the Little Touch of Heaven LUCY'S LITTLE MINI MARKET (Formerly Lucy's General Store) CRANBROOK, ONT. PHONE 887-6835 5 lbs. of Beef Salami ..... .-• ........ •-•-• $3.00 75 lbs. Ontario No. 1 Potatoes $3.00 1 'Bushel Macintosh Apples $3.00 5 lbs. for ..- 49c 2 lbs. No. 1 Carrots • • 30c 40 lbs. Chiquita Bananas, Green 10c lb. Yellow 8c lb....- • ---- --- ••----- • $2.50 Box Large Sunkist Navel Oranges No. 88 89c per doz. 5 Qts. Pepsi, Ginger Ale, Orange and Lemon Lime — $1.00 Plus Deposit Canada Young Chickens • ..... ..••••••• Dill Pickles 28 oz. tins -- • ------ - - --- Pork and Beans 19 oz. tins ---- • --- - ---- Cream Corn 14 oz. tins ..... Tomato Soup 10 oz. tins . •Ir • Green Plums 19 oz. tins • — • 2 Doz. A Extra Large and Large Eggs 2 3/2 Doz. A Medium Eggs .. .. .. . .. $1.00 4 Doz. Crack Eggs for • — • $1.00 (When. Available) 3 Loaves of Fresh Weston Bread 75c SUNDAY ONLY 5' Loaves Weston Bread $1.00 Cigarettes Last week's winner of the Carton of Cigarettes was Mrs. G. E. Rowland, RR 3, Brussels. This Week's Draw Prize will be a Case of Sunkist No. 88 Oranges. WHOEVER BRINGS IN THIS ADVT. WILL RECEIVE 100 SUPERIOR GIFT SAVING STAMPS WATCH FOR THE OPENING. OF WROXETER LUCY'S LITTLE 'MINI 1VIARKET OPENING SOON "THINKING DAY" The Brownies anti Guiees held their "Thinking Day" in the Brussels School :auditorium with inotherli and fathers present, The Brownies' theme was Holland. Tables were set with things from Holland and Guide Books. The Brownies held their opening, when Mary Ann :Bernard, Alida Dorsch, Heather Wilson, Cheryl. Bauer. Rota. MacLean, and Annette Dorsch were enrolled by Tawny Owl and BroWn Owl. Badges were given to: Linda Machan received her Cook, Gardn- House OrderlY; June Macban, :Cook: Bonnie Richmond, Observ- er, Pathfinder, Cook and Weaver; Carol Wheeler, Cook, Artist, Path- finder., Pet Keeper: Elizabeth Exel. Observer, Weaver: joan Weaver, Artist; Susan Langlois; Writer, . Observer, Pathfinder; Karen Bridge, Weaver, Thrift; Louise Alcock, Observer, Path- finder, Writer: :Brenda. Kunitn. Observer, Pathfinder, Cook, weay. er: 'Catherine Cardifq, Knitter, Weaver. Golden Bar was given to An- nette Dorsch. • 1st Year Star: Annette Dorsch. Alida, Dorsch, Heather Wilson. 2nd Year Star: Linda Machan. fUne Machan, Karen Bridge, Cath , erine rdiff, Carol Wheeler. Elizabeth Exel, 3rd: Year Star: Joan Huether, Susan Langlbis, Brenda Kunlun, Bonnie Richmond, Lousie Alcock, Given Bernard. Golden Hand was given to Louise and ChVen, Brownies gaire a dance with 'Mitch baskets and Dutch hats, The Guides held: their opening where they formed the Horseshoe, Annette BOrsch walked nit to the cvnide Cbmpany and was greeted by Gnidett. Joan eth e r, :Given J3ernard, Bonnie Richmond, Susan Langlois and Brenda. Ktinint, re- ceived their wings and flew into the Guide Company. CRANBROOK Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs, Gary Evans, have returned home from a honeymOon spent in Florida and have taken ups residence In Brussels. William J. Alderion William John Alderson passed away in the Hillerest Rest Home, AR 5, Stratford on Wednesday, March 4th, in his Mb year. He was a son of the late Charles and Caroline Rann of Cranbrook. He is survived by One sister (Lucy) Mrs. Gorge Ballantyae, RR 2, Stratford, and several neleen and pephf,ms. Funeral service wits belt] thv, rhritlkal RinflOrOt na lotirliqi Interment will be in Brussels cenIetery. W.M.S. 'Afternoon Group Miss Alice .1. Forrest. Was host- ess for the regular monthly meet- ing of the. Afternoon Group of the W„M,S. The leader. Mrs. Earl Dunn opened the meeting with a poem and a hymn. All joined in reading T Peter 4: 1-n., followed by a meditation "The end is the beginning" by 'Airs. Dunn and prayer. A reading "The loom of time" was given by Mrs. Clare Veitch and Mrs. Mac Engel gave reading front the 'Glad Tid- ings. An interesting topic on "The Chinese in canada" was given by Mrs. John :Perrie and a part taken by Mrs. Lylle Gordon. Mrs. Wilfred Strickler presided for the business when minutes were read and cards and visits record- ed. A Koverb was given for roll call and allocations were given by the treasurer, Mrs. Perile. Sever- al current events: Were read and Mrs.. Clare :Veitch: read a. poem "A March Garden" which was composed by her neice Mrs'. Stager of Lorne Park, Ont. and appeared in the March issue of the "Glad Tidings". A W.M.S. Executive meeting was announced and several members Were ap- 411111a.. pointed to take :part in the World. Day of Prayer service at Mon- crieff. A quilting will he held in: the near future. The meeti rig• closed - with • the Mizpah diction, Lunch Corn m i tee Mrs. Clare Vel.tch and Mrs, Cliff Bray assisted the hostess With refresh- ments, •• • • - COMING EVENTS: FASHION SHOW Don't forget the Fashion Show at the f,Prey Central School, Ethel, on 'Mardi 17th, Tickets are still available. EUCHRE PARTY Progressive •14.1itchre Party 'on Thursday, March 1.9.th. S,:3t1 in the .r.o.o.F. Lodge Reoin. Everyone 'Welcome. SponSored Western Star Lodge. EUCHRE PARTY LEGION vs GENTLEMEN Don't forget the last Eunchre game of the season. Monday night, March '1.6. Legion vs Gentle- men, ... •••.-- ..... 19c per lb. 4 for $1.00 5 for $1.00 5 for 75c 9 for 99c 4 for 97c $1.00 59c and 61.c ••-.•••• "SALUTE TO SPRING" DANCE BRUSSELS MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE. BRUSSELS LEGION HALL FRIDAY, MARCH 20th Music By: DESJARDIN'E ORCHESTRA Restricted to Persons 21 Years and Over Admission $2.00 per Couple Music from the Movies" THURSDAY, MARCH 26th Brussels Arena -- 8:00 P.M. 60 SKATERS GUEST SKATERS: MISS ILONA LOVE MR. PAUL MILLS Paris Figure Skating Club Price: Adults and Student 16 yrs. and over $1.00 Children r.:10c. Pre-school Children Free Spons?recl by the Bru$aebs Figure Skating Club 501040200110,tor$4***116.04filtiWt