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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-09-03, Page 5ENTERTAINMENT AT SMILEY'S HAVEN QUEEN'S . HOTEL, BRUSSELS FRIDAY NIGHT ONLY SING ALONG WITH DOREEN AT THE PIANO SATURDAY NIGHT ONLY EARL and MARTHA HAYWOOD Menu: Barbacued. Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chicken and Chips W AR 08i' WHITE FOOD 51r0FIlf*. PHONE 887-9339, WE DELIVER BEST BUYS. AND WINDOW POSTERS Aylmer Catsup Lancia Macaroni Prem Luncheon Meat 11 oz. 5 for 99c 43c 2 lb. cello 12 z.. 55c Red 'Rose Tea Bags 12c Off 90's 690 FEATURES Niblets Corn, Green Giant 16 oz. Kellogg's Corn Flakes 16 oz. Allen's Assorted Fruit Drinks 48 oz. -- Buy-of-the-W eek Vim. Inst. Prd. Milk VOLUME 2 COLUMBIA ENCYCLOPEDIA $1.99 2 for 430 41c 3 for $1.00 3 lb. 99c. ,ftsiarosyrassmagiramasai/..awilw°affang,ustaggigall001.1"alialt.01.84"..a. • BELGRAVE - BRUSSELS - BLYTH SCHOOL FAIR PARADE SATURDAY, SEPT. 12th 1. Convertible' carrying School Fair Princess Barbara Muilwyk and attendants Joyce Pearson and Kathy Dunbar. 2. Brussels Legion Pipe Band. 3. Hanover High School Trumpet Band — additional performance during afternoon program. 4. Floats from the present Blyth, Brussels and Belgrave Schools. Non-competitive, each receives $10.00. 5. 1969 students competitive classes: (a) Best decorated tricycle (boys' and girls combined) (b) Best decorated bicycle boys (0) Best decorated bicycle girls (d) Best comic character Prizes: 1st $3.00; 2nd 12.00; 3rd $1.00 6 Open competition for a float froin the old school sections of Morris and East Wawanosh, Prizes: 1st $10.00; All other entries 5.00 each 7. A. float will be provided to carry all of , the 1920 fair prize winners. 8. Local members of parliament, 1970 fair officials and representatives of board of education. 9 Partido will assemble on eastern outskirts of Belgrave and will begin at 1:06 p.m, AU p.11Vilei r etts are ttfted to he on hand by 12:15 No hotqatiR fientwaeols~''.ava js,OrawatTeam~ .00011,2t tRA4 Bit110601.8 Fdlit irithEspAY, fiWt art , alt 70 word "Agriculture", Prizes were giver( far each contest. The reg- ular collecton and pennies for friendship was, received by the treasurer. : Ali joined hands „and forming a, eircle sang "The more we get together, the happier we'll be" with Mrs: R. Huether at the piano, The meeting closed with Cod Save the Queen. The Institute Grace was sung and a delicious lunch was served by Mrs. Ed Godkin, Mrs. Laverne God kin, Mrs. Clarence Martin. and MrS. ,James Axtmaan as. hOateseea- CARDS OF THANKS My sincere thanks to my family, relatives and friends for visits, 'flowers, gifts, cards and letters while I was a. patient in Wingham Hospital. Thanks also to the nuraea.and staff and to Rev. C. A. ,McCarroll, Drs, 'Leahy and Boayn for their kindness. • Mrs. Wilfred Hoy We heartily thank all of our Craltbrook friends and neighbours for the lovely lamps presented to us on Saturday night, We shall alWays treasure them as a remind er of the good times we enjoyed in that community. Special thanks: to those who prepared the party. Mac and Merle McIntosh Wish to express illy sincere thanks to all my friends for cards, and visits and treats while a patient in Wingham and District Hospital. Also to Mrs. Lloyd Glanville for taking Lori and Barbie to her home for a few days after my return home. Their kindness was greatly appreciated. Mrs. Grant Elliott COMING EVENTS: KNOLLCREST AUCTION SALE Saturday, October 3rd, starting at 10 a.m. in the Milverton Arena, Milverton. Plan to attend. NEARLY NgW STORE, The Nearly New Store, Wing- ham, will opee Sept. 1.0th in sanie stand. All articles must be nearly new and in -good clean condition, FREE DANCING Friday night, September 4 — "Phase Saturday night. September 5 — "Carl Rohner and his Melody Masters" at the Mitchell. Fall, Fair. Admission to g,roands $1.00 ATTENTION BOWLERS All those who want to newt are asked to get in touch with Ruth 'Lowe ,or Bill Stephenson as soon as possible. Read the classified ads in the Brussels Post. 'BRUSSELS DART CLUB The Brussels Dart League will hold a meeting on Wednesday, September Rh, 1970, ill the Cain WHOA, Legion at 8;30 PAL thoso who are Interostod in ,pleaen attend to traglatar. /Attila Pad: W.ALTON (continued from page one) Kinca.rdine on SundaY afternoon. It being the occasion of their 45th wedding anniversary, Those present were: Mr, and Mrs. Murray Huether and family of Brussels.; 'Mr, and Mrs, Ken McDonald and family, Mr. and Mrs, Don McDonald and family, Mr. and Mrs, Alvin McDonald and family of the Walton district, and. Mr, and "Mrs. Russell Kranter of Atwood, Walton W. I. Meeting: The August meeting of the Walton Women's Institute, was held in the Community Hall Wednesday' evening, August 20, The president, Mrs. Alvin Mc- Donald, called the meeting to order with the institute Ode, the . Mary Stewart Collect and 0 Canada was sung with Mrs. W. H. 'Humphries at the piano. The minutes of the last, meeting were read by the secretary. Mrs. W. HuMphriea followed by the treasurer's report. The names tor the Birthday Calendars are to be handed, in by the 15th of Sept. to Mrs. E. Stevens, NH's. Bos or Mrs. W. Hamphries. The Institute are sponsoring two clubs for the fall project, 'Focus on Fitness", the leaders for Walton. I are Mrs. 'Gerald Watson and Mrs. Allan Searle, for Walton. II club, are Mrs. Allan McCall and Beverly McCall. Correspondence was attended to. Cranbtiook extended an invitation to attend their meet- ing on Sept. 1. Mrs. Geo. Reist will be the guest speaker on the Tweedamitin Book, Huron County Rally Was announced for MOnday, October 5th at. Centralia, dele, gates nominated were Mrs. Gee, McCall and. Mrs, Ken McDonald. It was decided to have a dieplay at the Brussels Fall Fair. Mrs. J. &xtman and Mrs. LaVerrte Enaclkin to look after setting it up. The nest Meeting Mr. Mill Will speak on estate taxes; this to be an. Open meeting. Mrs, J. 'van Vliet Jr., was in charge of the rest of the meet- ing on, Agriculture and Canadian Industries as a fun entertainment program. Many humorous answers Were given by each member for the Roll Call "The Most Embar- rasing moment in my life". Several contests were enjoyed. Mrs. W. Humphries and Mrs. R. Huether gave the closest number of jelly beans in a jar. Mrs. W. B. Turnbull modelled an apron with different articles tacked to it. This Was won by Mrti. H. Craig rer flaming the Moat articles. Mrs. Allan MeCall won the tleitie rald Mrs, AMU Nolan for mtyPig Out Moot: Om OA Walton II 4-H Club The first meeting of the Walton II club for the fall project 'Toed:, on Fitness"' was held Wednesday afternon, August 26th at the home of Mrs. Allan McCall with six girls present, 'The Meeting opened with the 4-H pledge. In the business the election of officers took place as fellows: President Vice President ; Janice Houston Secretary Patty McDonald Press Reporter June William- son Mrs. McCall and Beverly gave notes on "Mentally Fit: Person" .and "Make Leisitre a Pleasure". Suggestions were explained to the girls on the requirements of their Record Books. Each girl decided on one of the crafts she would. Make to be displayed at Achievement Day. They could choose, from a stuffed toy, a mobile, knitting or 'nick weaving. The next meeting 'was set for Sept. S, at 7:30 at the leader's Home. The meeting closed with the 4-H motto "Learn to dO by aping". CRANBROOK Afternoon W.M.S. Group Mrs. Stuart NTC,Nair was hostess for the September meeting of the afternoon group of the W.M.S. with Mrs. Clare. Veitclf" as leader. The Scripture reading I Kings 7: 13-22 was read in unison and a meditation given by Mrs. 'Veitch. comments On ii Timothy, Ch: 2, verse 5 were read by several members. 'Pollowing a prayer and a hymn Mrs. Stuart McNair gave a reading, "To-Morrow". The parable of the "Good Samaritan" was read by Mrs. Mac Engel, Miss Alice J. Forrest gave a splendid topic, on 'lleconciliation with the [flack Map", followed by' readings on famous colored men who Were inventors and famous in Other fields, by several members. Mrs. W. Strickler conducted the business and the roll call "name occupation mentioned in the Bible". Mrs. Earl Dunn gave a reading "Ten Little Clerics". The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by the leader. A "name the hymn" contest was enjoyed and ltinch was served by Mrs. John Strickler and the hostess. Marie Nolan