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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-04-09, Page 5ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVEN QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY DOREEN OAKBROOK ON THE PIANO SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY THE REEDS OF 'CR*EDITON Menu; E3arlPacUed Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chicken and chips LUCY'S LITTLE MINI MARKET TO SELL AS STOCK 3 New Wooden Display Counters for use ,in a store, made out of good plywood material $350.00 each. 2 Used Display Glass Show' Cases in good condition $75.00 each. 1 Used Show Freezer for store, restaurant or drive booth, Priced to clear $100.00 IMISMIN.M11.11111.11....11111111.1bb Shop At The Store With the Little Touch of Heaven LUCY'S LITTLE MINI MARKET (Formerly Lucy's Gerierz...1 Store ) CRANI3ROOK, ONT. PHONE 887-6835 A BRAND NEW DISCOUNT STORE kSTRIcTLY CASH AND CARRY ONLY) SPECIAL THIS WEEK 3 Boxes of Mini Chips 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 5 Qts. Pepsi, Ginger Ale, Orange, Lemon Lime -- Plus Deposit 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 10 oz. tins • - 9 for 99c Vegetable Soup 10 oz. 8 for 99c Stewed Tomatoes 14 oz. -- 5 for 99c Apricots • 14 oz. • . .... ... 3 for 89c 14 oz. ••••••• ......... • .. • . 3 for 85c Rings 28 oz. 2 for 79c 'MONKEY FRUIT 40 lb. box ........... ... ..• .... • $1.00 Extra Large and Large Eggs •••••------ .• •.- $1.00 A Medium Eggs .. - - $1.00 of Fresh Weston Bread 75c SUNDAY ONLY 4 Doz. Crack Eggs $1.00 5 Loaves Weston Bread $1.00 Cigarettes. 59c and 61c WHOEVER BRINGS IN THIS ADVT. WILL RECEIVE 100 SUPERIOR GIFT SAVING STAMPS WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK MR. GORDON ENGEL and HIS '1VIEETINGS FOR PROMOTING LUCY'S LITTLE MINI MARKET. ALSO THANKS TO MR. ALEX CAMERON. 1.00 $3.00 $3.00 $3.00 49c ... ............... 35c 79c per doz. 99c Peaches Pineapple Bananas 2 Doz. A 2 1/2 Doz. 3 Loaves PHONE •8037...949: WE DELIVER • BEST BUYS ANA • • WM:04W .POSTERS IViaxim inst. Freeze Dry Coffee Save 40c 8 oz. -• $1.76 Tang Orange Crystals pre-priced 89c 4's • ... • .. • 77e Redpath Gran. Sugar 10 lbs. • 99c Saran Wrap,Reg. Save 4c — 35c Buy-of-the-Week Mix or Match F.B.I. Orange or Apple Juice 48 oz. • ••••• 3 for $1.00 FEATURES McLaren's Baby Dills Save 18c 32 oz. ••- 39c Swan Liquid for Dishes pre-priced 49c 24 oz. .... 43c Supreme Liquid Bleach price marked 69c 28 oz. - 59c Crest Toothpaste Reg. 73c ••• 69c Head and Shoulders Reg. $1.25 • • 99c THIS WEEK'S PICTURE SIZE 16" x 20" ememilembhmammis VOA` iiRtki4141,,ti, ONTARIO `1111.114=i1.)AY, A.P14,1i4 WM,. V., .,..•••••••••, THE UNITED CHURCH Minister: Ftev. E. L, LeDrew Organist; Mrs, John Eryaris Sunday Seitoet 10.15 P411. Divine "Worstiii): 11,30 a.m. MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH minister Rev, C. A. McCarroll Chnrch School 11 A.M. Divine Worship The Book of Ruth Series (1) 'Me Days of Famine" Organist; Mrs. Nora Moffatt ANGLICAN CHURCH ST. JOHN'S IIIRUSSELS The Rev. Keith Stokes B.A., S.T.B. 130x 47, Blyth, Ontario Phone 523-9331 1.1;a0 a.rn. Sunday School 11:30 A. M. Morning Prayer Organist: Mrs. G. Pryce NOTICE Any Veteran wishing to see the Service Bureau Officer from London, please contact Sum Workman before April 20th. CARDS OF THANKS I would like to thank everyone who remembered me while a pntient in Wingham and District Trosipital. Special thanks to Dr. Bozyk, Dr. Wilkins and the nurses on second floor. I would also like to thank everyone for looking after our hoys and for helping out at home. Wilda Higgins I wish to express my sincerest thanks to all my kind friends. neighbours, and relatives who sent flowers and cards and visit- ed me during my stay in Victoria Hospital, London, and since com- ing bottle. Your thoughtfulnegs, will never be forgotten. Airs. Roy Bennett My sincere thanks to friendS and neighbours for their cards and treats and alSo those who made enquiries, A very special Thank You to ,our relatives who so kindly ProVided transportation for,nly Wife to Visit me so often during My stay in. Victoria Hos- pital and since returning to Wing- ham. Their kindess Will long be remembered. Also thanks to Dr. l'iozyk and the nurses on the first floor of Wingharn hospital. Sam, BtirgeSs COMING EVENTS: VARIETY FAIR Morning Star Rebekah Lodge Variety Fair will be held May 2it, at 2:30 p.m. HOWICK LIONS BINGO Howick Lions Bingo will be held on Friday, April 10th, in the Wroxeter Community Hall, at 800 p,m, Admission $1, 1.2 'Reg- lattr 10111611 for 110; 2 "Kim the Wealth": ono $26 Special; pot of $75 on Fal Wm: N(it PeOfs yo4 le*/ WALTON Progresive Euchre Party There were 10 tables in play the progressive euchre held in the Walton Community Hall last Friday evening. The prize can- ners were; High Lady, Mrs. Ed. Miller; Low, Mrs. Gordon MeGnvin. high Gent, Stanley Hillen; Low. Fred Dunk; nearest birthday, Miss Shirley Johnston, Lunch was serv- ed by the committee in charge, Mrs. Geo. Blake, Mrs. 'Geo. Mrs. Clarence Martin, Mrs. Laverne Codkin, and Mrs, John. Bos. It was decided to have an- other' euchre :Friday evening. April la, in the hail at 8.30. Easter Thankoffering, Service The annual Easter Thankoffer- ing service Was held ' in Duff's 'United Church, Sunday evening, April 5, with members and guests from Myth, Brussels, Seaforth, 'Winthrop, Moncrieff and Landes- boro churches. They were ,shown to their seats by the ushers, Mrs. Hugh Johnston, and Mrs. Cliff Ritchie. Mrs.. Wm. Roe, U,C.W. president, was' in charge of the service opened with the Call to Worship. She also stressed a Word of welcome to all present, Hymn 1.1.8 was sung with Mrs, fan Wilbee at the organ. Mrs. Camp- bell Way read the scripture from the 13th chapter of the Gospel of Luke verses 1-30, followed by Mai- n:lents. Frylitit 115 lvas sung. Mrs. NV, C. 1-lackwell led, in prayer. A saxophone duet "He" and "Just a closer walk with Thee" was given by Carol and Keith Wilbee ac- companied by Mrs. Wilbee on the piano. Mrs. Roe announced Alma College and the Westminster Lou, don Conference that is coming up in the near future, also the work- shop in Clinton on April 20. The offeritig Was received by Mrs. Ray Fruether, Mrs. Nelson Marks and Mrs. Ron Bennett, dedicated by Mrs. Roe, Mrs. Nelson Reid intro- duced the guest spnker, Mrs. Roy Galway of. Listowel, who is the convenor of leadership develop* Mont of the Huroll•Perth Presh,Y- tertsl, She elnrs't' tlu hot. to* 'Whip triginit" from t.111. DANCE Wingham Legion Hall SATURDAY, APRIL 11th Ian VVilbee's Orchestra London Conference held in Strat- ford recently. Mrs, Gordon. Mc- Ga via expressed her appreciation on behalf of the 11.0,77. for com- ing TO speak. on such short notice and to give us so much to think' about. Mrs. Roe added her thanks to all who helped with the pro- gram, and invited all to stay for tea in the' basement, Following the singing of hymn 383 Rev- Docken pronounced the bene- diction, Members of the Walton Unit served a delicious lunch and social half hour was enjoyed. OLD PAPERS Two old newspapers "The Mail and Empire" dated May 1917, and "The Brussels Post" of Nov. 1910, were brought to this office by Allan Nichol. 111 r. Nichol found the papers while renovating the house of the ale George Elliott of Brussels. The most striking thing was the rise of prices noted in the ads. One being the price of the Toronto Star onoted as $1.5n a year' or the Star and the Brussels Post both, for $2.211 a year, NOTICE — For all your' electrital Wiring , needs ('ontact: ...)on MeLsa.n Phone 887-0261 Brussels. SEAFoRTH U HuLSTERY Centre Street For all kinds of uphostering :russets RepreserltatiVe: SELWYN BAKER When a young Matt who bad just completed his training as it policeman WAS tialted what he Wottld do to bteet till 4. rsowd, 1I' ItiltiWf11 •',d1 litt CO.1.01 Ilti D1101,4013