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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-03-19, Page 5Shop At The Store With the Little Touch of Heaven Music from the Movies" THURSDAY, MARCH , 26th Brussels Arena — 8:00 P.M. 60 SKATERS GUEST SKATERS: MISS ILONA LOVE MR. PAUL MILL'S Paris Figure Skating Club Price: Adults and 'Student 16 yrs. and' over $1.00 Children 50c Pre.school Children Free Speartsore6 by the Brutisels Figure Skating Club rftivromeamonk000mosst•ss...ssasssr , 7.xt.d1 7-...,40.xfssr,pws9e...safesinktssnekn bilt118$111148 ONTARIO rtlorr gee lirerettmrvr.rrrra rer1wrrrwr.nrn.o..7,rf ,r...E.,r.r.rror-Arr..,..c.r.:•1,rromrnryrrroorrelror mr,••••••irkrversrmirrrrar TaUltSDAY, MARCH 1.ki, J. • n.,r rro cr.vrryr..",..4 PHONE 887-9339 WE DELIVER. BEST BUYS AND WINDOW POSTERS Kraft Canadian Cheese Slices. Save 4c Green Giant Fcy. Niblet Corn 12 oz, Aylmer Jams, Strawberry or Raspberry Save 12c 24 oz. . • .. . Fancy Quality Brimful Tomato Juice 48 oz, tin .... Viva Bathroom Tissue, Decorator Colours Save 12c "SALUTE TO SPRING') DANCE BRUSSELS* MIXED BOWLING. LEAGUE BRUSSELS LEGION HALL FRIDAY,: MARCH 20th Music By: DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA Restricted to Persons 21 Years and Over Admission $2.00 per Couple HOUSE FOR SALE, — In Brusseis. O,i1 furnaee, 3 hedroom S, fokir-pieCe bath down- stairs; All modern coaVenieneee, Contact: Prank Wilson, Phone 887-9498. Don't forget ;Ora' Raster Seal Gift. ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVEN QUEEN'S HOTEL,. BRUSSELS RUSS and DOROTHY; Country and Western Music. FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY • DOREEN DANBROOK ON THE PIANO SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY Menu: Barbecued Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chicken and Chips, Roast Turkey LUCY'S LITTLE MINI MARKET (Formerly Lucy's. General Store) CRANBROOK, ONT. PHONE 887-6835 A BRAND NEW DISCOUNT STORE STRICTLY CASH AND CARRY ONLY) 5 lbs. of Beef Salami 75 lbs. Ontario No. 1 Potatoes 1 Bushel Macintosh Apples 5 lbs. for 2 lb. Cello' Bags No. 1 Carrots Large Sunkist Navel Oranges No. 88 79c per doz. 5 Qts. Pepsi, Ginger Ale, Orange, Lemon Lime 99c Plus Deposit Canada Young Chickens • .... ------------ 19c per lb. SAVE ON THESE CANNED GOODS SPECIALS Dill Pickles 28 oz. tins 4 for $1.00 Pork and Beans 19 oz. tins ........ • 5 for $1:00 Cream Corn 20 oz. tins 5 for 99c Green Plums 14 oz. tins ....... ...... • 4 for 99c Tomato Soup 1,0 oz. tins 9 for 99c Vegetable Soup 10 oz. 8 for 99c Stewed Tomatoes 14 oz. ,• 5 for 99c Apricots 3 for 89c Peaches 14 oz. 3 for 85c Pineapple Rings 2 for 79c MONKEY FRUIT Bananas 10c lb. when available in boxes -, •• .$3.50 2 Doz. A Extra Large and Large Eggs ..... • $1.00 ... . ....... ..... $1.00 4 Doz , Crack Eggs for • $1.00 (When Available) 3 Loaves of Fresh Weston Bread SUNDAY ONLY S Loaves Weston 'Bread • • - ..• ........ $1.00 Cigarettes 59c and 61c Last week's winner of Case of Sunkist No. 88 Oranges was WS. Si. J. Fear, RR 4, Brussels. This week's Draw Prize will be a Case of Delicious Grapes. WHOEVER BRINGS IN THIS ADVT. WILL RECEIVE 100 SUPERIOR GIFT SAVING STAMPS WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF ,WROXETER LUCY'S LITTLE MINI • MARKET OPENING SOON CRANBROOK • Mr. and. Mrs, Earl Duna amid and Mrs, Stanley 'Machu' List. owol visited. on Sunday with Mr. and Alt's, Allan !num rind family, Bloorni»gdale. Air, and Airs, Herb Brenneman, 11'aler)00, sPent the week.end with Airs. Stuart Evans and attended the presentation for Mr, and Mrs, Gory tilYaIllat. Rev. ,Tames Pelage, Strathroy, spent a few days at the • home of his parents last week. lie attended a. class rennion of the 194 grad- uating group or Knox College at the home of Rey. and Mrs. Roht, Spencer of Arthntr, Newlyweds Honored A presentation was held hi the Community Contre op Friday evening for Air. and: Mrs, Cary Evans, Glenn Thtether read, an address' and Gary and Sharon were presented with a swivel chair by Ross Veitch and Gordon Engel on 11010 1 f of the friends and neighbours. The eouple expressed their thanks for the chair and a gift of mmley. Dancing was enjoy- ed to the music of the Trn-Tones. Cranbrook 11 Fruit Cups The 4th meeting was held at Mrs. Ross Knight's, Mar. 7 ,The meeting began with the 4-IT pledge. Minutes were read by • Nancy Knight ending the business. For discussion the leaders asked (-most - ions on the topics "Breakfast" and Trait Cup Pointers" Group work: Nancy Knight and Linda. Smith mode Sunshine Souffle and Sharon Stevenson and Sharon. Duocharme mode Peach Dimple. Almost all the girls helped make Fruit. Cups. osons palm 11e .ftunaern ern •ieuv dishes. After a short clean-us the meeting closed with the 4-11 motto "Learn to do by doing." WALTON (continued from page one) with Mrs. Merton Hackwell at the Piano. "Lent 1970, 'Whit does it mean to us" was read by Mrs. aodkin. followed by scripture reading from Luke 24. --10. Mrs. Chas. McCutcheon grkve a rend- ing "Why did He Die" and com- ments on the scripture "Why vreepest Thou" and "Re passed. this way". Hymn 105 "Jesus Christ Ts Risen" lvfls sung, The Easter message. "God Is Aliye" read bY"Sirs. Godkin followed by singing of hymn .127. Mrs. Don T)ennis led in prayer. Mrs. .Tohn Bureh gaye a. topic on "Sacrifice and Faith" taken front "Born to. be King", the Palm Sunday Sermon: by Rev. Dr. Morden. MI's. Norman - Sc.hade who was in charge of the business. opened with • a poem;.• "Eternal .Goodness". The roll call was answered with .an Easter verse. 'Reports wore given. Plans- were made for meetings coming. up. Baptismal service will he held.. March 22. Mrs. Schade closed the meeting with prayer. Lunch waS . served by Mrs. Merton Rockwell, • Mrs. Mervin Smith and Mrs. La-s • yerne Godlcin. Walton Unit of U.G.W. The Hippi e of the 'Walton Ti m is 'marsh meeting -Vras emphasised by an Tiaster a rru oment. Mrs'. • Art. Heard opened the devotions with the Call to Worship, "Where • seek ye the Christ", The pianist for the evening hymns was Mrs.' Ray ITinether, The scripture from Mark 10. verses 1-8 was read by Mrs. 'Froward T-fackwell who fol. lowed with the Titeditation explain- ing "Restirection and Eternal • Life". An Easter poem entitled. "Easter is Coming" was read by Mrs. A. Heard.. after which Mrs.. C. Ilackwell gave a reading "East- er Lilies" how they remind us of Jesus, Hymn 10.5 was sung, Mrs. BADGER SILO UNLOADERS and FEEDERS FEED LOT and STABLE PLANNING Sales and Service KF,NNETH MARKS & SON! RR 4, Atwood, Ont PhotiO, sot"' heard closest with prayer. The topic on the 'Indisputable truth about Easton." was given by Mrs. Jas. Clark. She also read a poem "Sincere prayer. religious square. 1970 style", Hosing with an 'aster poem. The meeting, was then turned or or Lit the president, Mrs. Allan McCall, opening with a poem entitled "Sermon in. Soap". Roll call was answered with an article for the basa.ar. which takes place in the church,. April 15. at 8-:.15 p.na, with• Gordon McGavin showing pictures of " Hawn i". Mrs., W: C, Ha.ckwell the secretary, read the. minutes of the February meeting The trees- ' Tits' "s report•of the 11.0.W. and the T3nit • was given by. Mrs.. Ma\ Sholdice. Mrs. Emerson. sonvenor for the Bazaar Committee gave the report on their meeting which was held earlier that evening. Those taking port .at the bazaar are its follows: Welcome at the door: Mrs. .AlcCall, Mrs. Gerald Watson. Program Committee : Mrs. Allan McCall. Airs. Gerald ANTat.son, Mrs, Herb Traviss, Mrs. E. Mitchell. Apron Table: Mrs. Pete McDonald, Airs. Fred Dunk, Mrs. Earl N.Vatson. Fancywork Table: Mrs.. W, C. Floekwell, Mrs. Cecil Lyddiate, Mrs. jack Ale."Nwing, Miss, Pearl Thamer. Quilt Committee: •firs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. E. Stevens, rs. Loor_i rd Leeming. 'Pouch and. Take Table. -.Mrs. Jean Miller, Mr.s•. Ethel 'Ha.ckweli. Miscelaneons Table; Mrs. Cs Flood. Airs. 0411 Or, Robt. Oliver. Candy Table: Mrs, lames Clark, Mrs, Wm. Sholdice. Mrs. Walter Broad- root. „Kitchen Help: Mrs. AsSearle, Sirs, Rolph Travis:, ,Mrss N. Marks, Mrs. 'P. Dundas. . Mrs. Howard lla.ckwell. Mrs. A. Guild,- semi Jr. Bake Table No. 1: Con- venor, \l rs, W.' Bewley, Cashier,. Mrs, Ron Bennett, 'Airs, R. Achil- les, Mrs, Ian Wilheo, Mrs, Herb Travis.% :Mrs. G. Murray. Mrs. Ray Mettler.. Bake Table No .2: Convenor, Airs. Mac Sholdice, Cashier, Mrs. Doug Ennis. Mrs. NN'Tn. Coutts, - MT'S. Don Achilles, Grabarn ShOldice, Mrs. E. MrS. A. McCall, Mrs. G. Watson, It was suggested to in- vite as many a,S we could for this occasion, anyone would be Math? welcome. The 'Walton Unit are re- sponsible to wash cups following the next communion. The Easter Thankoffering is being planned for Sonday, April gat 4 p.m. The nest Unit meeting will be on the second Wednesday in May with the fol. lowing taking part; Scripture Mrs. Leonard. Leenling, prayer, Mrs. Don Achilles, Topic; Mrs.. Coutts. Lunch, Mrs. E. Mitch- ell, Mrs„ Fred Dunk and -Mrs, Ron Bennett, The closing' hyum 101, was sung'. 'Airs. A. McCall gave the closing prayer. Grace was sung and Mrs. Rae T-Tnether, Mrs. Mac Sholdice and Mrs. Art Heard serv- ed lunch. THE UNITED CHURCH Minister: Rev. E. L. LeDrew Organist: Mrs. John Bryans Sunday School 10.15 p.m. Divine Worship 11.30 a.m. MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH . Minister REV, C. A. MCCARROLL A,M, Church School 11:00 A.M. Divine Worship (2) In Pilate's Judgement Hall organist: Mrs. Non-a Moffatt FEATURES Allen's Apple Sauce Save 10c 28 oz. 39c Red & White Inst. Coffee 5 oz. SX Midget Canned Hams Save 20c 1 1/2 lb. tin ..... - $1.89 Jaffacrown Juices, Orange or Grapefruit Concentrate Save 17c 3 for $1.00 This Week's Picture Size 8" x 10" ••n •#"•••••0•n •!•0" FOR SALE — Good Upright Piano; (lood Red, room Suite just refinished; Low Wendell Bed and Springs (good), %" PlYwood truck rack- well ireAti, ahout 7yYx12' and good, should Make a grain box, Apply to: Elinor,EillaCOtt, Brussels. $3.00 $3.00 $3.00 490 35c 2 1/2 Doz. A Medium Eggs 75c 8 oz. pk , 39c 5 for $1.00 55.c. 27c 6 for 99c