HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-06-04, Page 5ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVEN
QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS
DOREEN DANBROOK ON THE PIANQ.
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT
Menu: Barbecued. Ribs and Kraut, Southern. Fried Chicken
and Chips
THE UNITED CHURCH COMING EVENTS:
Minister: key. E. L. LeDrew
Organist: Mrs. John Bryan*
Sunday Schote 9:45 A.M.
Divine Wershil, 11:00 A.M.
Ethel 9:45 A,M.
MELVILLE
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
minister
Rev, C. A. McCar:oll
10 AX. Church School
in Melville -.Church
11 A.M. For the. month of June
there will. be Combined Services
in :Brussels United Church
Orgariiist: Mrs. Nora Moffatt
BRUSSELS SQUIRT
BALL SCHEDULE
• dime 4 Ethel. at Brussels
June 9 Brussels at Kurtzville
June 11 Bluevaie at Brussels
,Tune 1.6 Atwood at Brussels
June 18 - Belgrave at Brussels
June 23 Brussels at Atwood
July? ' Brussels at 'Blueyale
HOWICK LIONS BINGO
Howlek Lions Bingo will be
held on Friday. June 5th at 8:30
p.m. in Wroxeter C011.1xnunitY
Ball. Admission $1. Regular Games
12 for $10; 2 "Share the Wealth";
one $i25 Special; Jackpot or $95
on 64 cabs; Door Prizes & Lucky
Draws.
HOWICK LIONS ANNUAL
RUMMAGE & BAKE SALE
Howiek Lions Club is holding
their annual Rummage Sale and
Home Baking Sale on Wednes-
day, June 10th at 7:00 p.m. in
Gerrie Arena. Donations will be
appreciated, such as electrical
appliances, furniture, house bold
utensils, tires, dishes, antiques,
home baking., fruit, vegetables,
livestock, tools -- anything that
will sell. (No clothing., please).
Phone any Lion member for pick-
up prior to Wed. June 10th. Come
out and help the Lions Club.
NOTICE TO DESTROY
NOXIOUS
WEEDS
NOTICE IS: HEREBY GIVEN to
AU Property Owners in Huron County
In accordance with the Weed Control A7et, R,S.0 .1900,
Sec. 3, 13, 19, and amendments thereto, that unless noxious
weeds groWitig on their lands ai.e destroyed by July 2, 1970,
and throughout the season, the Municipality may enter upon
the said hinds and have the weeds destroyed. charging the
costs against the land in taxes, as set out in the Act,
The co-operation of all citizens is Solicited.
ALEX CHESNEY,Weed InSpector,
County of Huron
14 BBIJOSELS POIMBRUSSELS, ONTARIO 'THURSDAY,. NNE' 4t UV)
PHONE 887-933D WE. DELIVER
BEST BUYS AND.
WI N DOW POSTERS
SURPRISE;
251.11 'Wedding Anniversary for
M.r.. and Mrs, !toss. MeTaggart,
Saturday, June 13th ie Craabrook
Hall. Lunch served. Everyone
welcome, Music by Royale Aires.
MAJESTIC W. i, MEETING
J.+,144cAtion is the topic for the
.june, Meeting of. the Majestic W, 1.
in Brussels Public Library Thurs-
day evening', June 11th, at S p.m.
Roll Call: "One thing 1 would.
like to do if [ had more education".
A talk, illustrated with pictures
on Australia, New Zealand, and
the South .pacific Islands, will be
given byetwn ladies from Hamil-
ton.:
IN MEMORIAM
DAVIDSON — In loving memory
Of a dear daughter and sister,
Joan Marie Davidson, who
passed away 11 years ago,
June 7, 1949.
This month conies back with sad
regret,
It brings back a day we will never
forget. , •
You felLasleep without good-bye,
13ut our memories of you will never
die.
We miss You more thin; anyone
knows,
As each day passeS our emptiness
grows.
No one knows the grief we bear,
When our family meets and you
are not there. •
You left so suddenly, your
thoughts unknown,
But you left us memories we are
proud to own.
Mother, father, sisters and
brothers.
CRANBROOK
Mr. and Mrs. Goldwin Knight
were guests at the Knight-Payne
wedding in Kingston on May 22.
The Knight family sPent.the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Dector
Knight, Picton.
Miss Dorothy MeTaggart, Cali-
fOrnia, visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Knight.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac AlcIntosh have
disposed of their farm to Peter
Lefor and plan to move in the
near futere to Listowel where they
have purchased a home.
Mrs. Walter Brown and daught7
ers, Toronto were Saturday visit-
ors with Mrs. Calvin Cameron.-
Mr. and Mies Harry Jacklin and
children, Atwood, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Engel on Sunday.
Attending the Thank-offering of
the W.M.S. in the Presbyterian
Church, Monkton, on Sunday were
Mrs. Lytle :Gordon, Mrs. Calvin
Cameron end Mrs. Mac Engel.
W.M.S. Evening Group
Honor Former Members
A social evening arranged by
members of the Evening Group of
the W,M.S: was held at the 11011'10
of Mrs. Gordon Engel With 22
ladies, present, itieluding Mei-fibers
Of the; Afternoon Group. The early
part of the evening consisted of
games and later two former inemh
ers. Mr8. Mice Evans. IlrusSels.
and Mrs. Dottglas Evans. Ethel
Were each presented with a cup
and saucer. A Dutch auction of
miscellaneous articles was held,
followed by !Una served by the
EVening. GrOilP4
W ALTON
Guests at • the .home of Mr. and
Mrs. ;James McDonald were Mr.
and Mrs, Stanley McDonald of
Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dewar
of Wellesley and Mr. and Mrs.
-Russel Kreuter of Atwood.
Mr. Bill Coutts is a patient in
Clinton Flospital having suffered
a leg fracture while working
McGavin's implement shop.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Debits of Mil-
verton and Mr. and Mrs. Volker
Heithlein of London spent Sun-
day it, the home of Mr. and llrs
Wm. Timmer.
Mrs. Alvin McDonald attended
the Conference for 'United Clinch
'Women for the three-day sessions
at Westminister College, London.
Mr. and Mrs„ Rollie Achilles
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Achilles and family
of Fergus.
Mrs. Cliraham Sholdice returned
home Sunday from Victoria Hos-
pital, London, where she had been
a patient for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Culteeien .11..
and Mr. and Mrs. Dnn Achilles
attended the Stevenson-Fraser
wedding at Bervie. Saurday even-
ing.
• - Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Johnson,
London, spent 'Sunday at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. Joe Ryan,.
Airs. Philip Speak, Woodstock
Arid Mrs. Robison Press of Ottawa
visited last Wednesday in Walton
and. with the Ryan families. •
Unlit Bazaar aed Bake Sale
.• The 8th and 10 th Unit of ners
united Church, Walton held their
annual -Bazaar and. Bake Sale on
Tuesday, May 20th at 8.15 p.m. in
the church with all other r.O.W,
-units and other friends as guests.
Mrs. Doug Fraser opened the De-
votional part and three verses of
hymn 350 were suns: with Mrs.
Tim Fritz at. pianist. Mrs. Don Mc-
Donald read the scripture lesson.
train Matthew 5:13-10 and medi-
tations. The "Sweet Adelines"
quartette from Listowel Were in-
traduced by Mrs. D. McDonald,
They sang a number of old time
favourites throughout the even-
ing which WftS TrIlloh enjoyed.
Mr's. Doug Fraser introduced the
speaker of the eyeing., Mr. B11.100
McCall of the sales harn in Brus-
sels. who gave a very interesting
talk in his htimorous way and
took as his topic "Mind the Light".
Mr's. Ken McDonald thanked Mr.
McCall and the "Sweet Ad clines"
and presented them with gifts.
Mrs. Rae Frouston :Mi..% Don
Fraser received the ()Miring
Which was dedicated by Mrs. Doug
li‘ruser. Rev. Doeken closed the
service with prayer and opened
the 1.3azatir and Bake Sale, ..which
was held in the church basement.
Grace was sung and lunch was
served alter a very successful
evening.
Walton W. I. Meeting
The titute h oid Waltoniil t h \evcem01.1 stinTintys
'Wednesday evening, 'May 27, at
8:15. This . being an open meeting
ninny guests were present also the
-1-1•1 members and .mothers. Mrs.
Al vin McDona id, the .president„
opened the meeting with the In-
stitute Ode, the Mary Stewart
Collect and 0 Canada with Mrs,
Harold Bolger at the piano. Mrs.
A. McDonald welcomed all inemb-
era and guests. to the meet tlg. The
minutes were read by the secres
ary 'Mrs. Wm: 'Humphries and tire
R0)1. Call WaS well answered, "My
idea of what 4-H accomplishes-0,`.
:Mrs. Humphries, reported that a
dozen carnations had been sent to
Mr. and Mrs.. Wallace Sholdice for
their hospitality shown when on
the recent bus 'trip., Mrs. A, Mc—
Donald gave a brief reeort of the
1:4;trict Annual held in Bluevole.
:Miss Marion McCallum was the
commentator for the Walton I ex,
hibit of "VarionS Ways with one
fruit". Walton. II club had. a skit,
"Family Meals with two fruits a ,
day". The books of the 4-IT girls
were on display, Miss. Susan
Humphries presented Mrs. -Gerald
.-Watson and Mrs. Allan Searle with
a gift, Mrs. Don McDonald and•
Mrs. Allan McCall bad nne been Icpre-
sented with a gift Ly
Donald St. Achievement Day in
Seaforth. errs. A McDonald added
her thariks to. the leaders for all
their help with this 4-714 work The
regnlar collection anti the pefinlei4
for friendship. were received by
Mrs. Humphries. It was decided
to order Birthday Calendars for
next year. The meeting was then
hurled over to the convenors of
Dome Economies and Health. Mrs.
Harold Bolger introduced the
guest of the evening, Bill McLean
of Edmondville, Who showed
picture's of his trip to Europe,
Africa and parts of Asia. Jack
thirst had accompanied 11r. Mc.
Lean and they were away for a
year. lie showed scenes from Ger-
many, Italy. Rome, Spain, Austria
and England. It was amazing to
see the different farming lands,
and hornes.eHis commentary along
with it made it most interesting.
Mrs. Roy WIliamson presented
him with a gift on behalf of the
Institute for coining and shar-
ing his pictures with us. The In-
stitute Grace was sung after
which. everyone sampled several
dishes and grape sparkle Made by
the 4-II leaders. Different breads,
cheese and tea was served by
Air;,, Wm, Dninphries, Mrs. Herb'
eilMie.:\;.T.toRztzu.
and !irs, Stewart
R. & W. Apple Pies reg. 59c. ,2: for 89c
R. & W. Hamb. Buns or Wiener buns Reg. 33c 2 for 49c
McLarens Pickles, Sw. mixed or Sw.Relish 24 oz. ..•. 39c
FEATURES
Bright's Fcy. Apple Sauce 14 oz. . 2 for 39c
Q.T.F. Pineapple, Crushed or tidbits 14 oz. — 2 for 49c
K & K Mandarin Orange Slices 10 oz. ....... 2 for 49c
Lady Scott Toilet Tissue, Colored 4 for 69c
R. & W. Bread .. 4, `for 99c
Saico. Tuna Fish (solid white Meat) 7 oz, ..... 49c
OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT 'TILL 10 O'CLOCK