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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-10-29, Page 5MASQUERADE DANCE ETH,EL. COMMUNITY CENTRE FRIDAY. OCTOBER 30th Good Prizes Sponsored By Ethel Hall Board Booth lesialmmeall.ftalarialaga .eralemaiareasammemeo PHONE 887-9339 WE DELIVER UST BUYS AND WINDOW POSTERS 'White Swan Toilet Tissue 2 hit. 29c Sunspun iViarg. l's 3 for 89c Libby's Deep Brown Beans 19 oz. 2 for 55c. FEATURES — Supreme Fruit Cake 2 lbs. 99c .. Saito Manedarin Oranges 10 oz. Schneider's Bacon Ends Vs . . . . .......... 59e. 29c ......•••••••••••m 'HURON ,LIBERAL ASSOCIATION (For Federal Purposes) ANNUAL DINNER 'MEETING AND DANCE THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5th 1970 HENSALL COMMUNITY CENTRE, HENSALL SPEAKER: HON. ROBERT STANBURY, OTTAWA Member of the Trudeau Cabinet Reception 6:00 p.m. Dinner 7:00 p.m. Tickets Available From Community Chairman Gorden MeGavini Harold Sihore1 Ivan Kalbfleisch Ps iisident SocrttarY Treaegrer Prizes: Best Halloween Costlime Best Dressed • Couple in Halloween Costume Best Comic Couple Best National Costume Judging at 10:30 p.m. Music By: DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA. Admission $2.00 per Couple Restricted to Persons .21 Years and Over on Guaranteed Investment Certificates. Also "CASHABLE AT ANY TIME" Guaranteed Savings Certificates. 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Mrs. Evelyn 'Hall is home again following several days in Strat- ford Hospital and in Listowel. Mr. and:.11rs. 'John Bouch and infant son, Stayuer, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Purdy. Mrs. and Mrs. George C. }3allantyne (Lucy Alderson) RR 3, Stratford, visited with Miss Alice Forrest and Mrs. Mac Engel. The service ICI Knox Presby- terian Church on November lst, will be held on the time for wint• er months which is Sunday School at 12:30 and the regular worship service at 1;30, .Mr, ,And Mrs. Gordon nagel and family visited with relatives in Paris cn Sunday. Miss Susan McKone, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Hello, Tallaotyille. were recent visitors with Mrs. Lytle Gordon; WMS Evening Group The October meeting of the Evening, Group of the WMS was held at the home of Mrs. Leslie :Knight with the Preeident, Mrs. Jack. Knight presiding. A, poem "Thanksgiving" was read by Mrs. Gordon Engel, and a prayer by Mrs. Stewart Steisa. Hymn 692 was sung, and the. Scripture read- ing was from Psalm 145. A medi- tation "Blessings of the Seasons" was read by Mrs. Steiss. The usual basiness consisting'of min- utes, offering, and correspondence Was taken care of, Also announde- ment was made of a meeting on Nov. 3- at the home of Mrs. Lylle Gordon 'when the Presbyterial visitor, Mrs. .Tas. McNeil, Ativood, will be present. Mrs. Leslie 'Knight read a poem and Mrs. Gordon Angel gave the topic "God gives gopd things". The meeting was brought to a close with a hymn and the Benediction. Mrs. Jim Kuiht and Mrs. Stewart, Steiss assisted with lunch. Melville 'Guild. Meeting • Jean Exel reed the call to worship for the fall meeting pt:the Guild..flymn 449 was sung'. Brian Armstrong favoured. with a piano solo. The scripture reading was from. Psalm 42.; 1-8 and Nancy McLean led in prayer. Everyone enjoyed a piano duet by Brian and Leona Armstrong. "And the little children. shall lead them" from My Windows by Shirley Keller was read by Joan Exel, Leona Armstrong: gave the topic on The Common Heart and a very worth while poem: I have to live with myself and sc I want to be fit for my heart to know; • Always to look myself straight the eye. „ . I don't want to stand with the setting sun And hate myself for the things I've done. I want to go out with my head • erect; I W.," t-) desenre My - friend's respect. But here in the struggle for fame pei 1 want to be able to like myself. I don't want to look at myself and know Thai. I'm bluster and bluff and empty show, I never can fool mYself, and so Whatever happens I want to be sett-respecting and conscience .free. Hymn 582 and the benediction brougn the meeting to a. close. • Leona conducted a very approp. riate Halloween contest ou cats and a delidious lunch followed ,aiireu by the committee in caarge. REFRIGERATION SERVICE Guaranteed service to all types. Complete Apliance repairs at BURKE ELECTRIC Wiugham - 357-2450 Electrical COntractors - Appliances - Motor Rewind, 24 hour emergeti- cy service. g. 11111 i '610 %frit. 1114 ki ' MINIST.ERz: E,‘• °Realew ORGANISTS. Otra. John Bryane Mrs. Alice VVni!arns lirtissnls .A:M. Sanday School A.n1„ nitael Vverstiip 9;45 , WILA.VILLE 1040 TatlAii ,CariVitCki mmosun • Riv. C. A.. MoG.ari.oli Organist; mild. • Nora Motfavt '111 Qhurch School .L.1 A.M. Divine Worship -The Watchman on the Tower" Every Lite has a mooring place, But some are.,on beds of quick sand. ANGLICAN CHURCH St 'JOHN'S, BRUSSELS The 'Rev. Keith Stokes B.A., S.T.B. Box 47, Blyth, Ontarix Phone 523-9334 Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott 11:30 A.M. 'Holy Communion CARDS OF THANKS Micithel Robert Vras6r would like to say thank you to , all the kind people who sent cards and gifts since he came to :ive near ,Brussels and he napes everyone. will come' to see him, I Would like ,.to thank my friends and relatives for their cards, letters and visits I received dur- ing my stay in Clinton Hospital. Special thanks to Rev. L. LeDrow, Dr Street and the nurses on the afirst flow. Mrs. Nellie McArter I wish to thank my friends. relatives and neighbours, for cards and letters. Also the kind neighbours who took my wife to Vsit me while in Wingham and District Hospital; and Victoria Hospital, London. Nkr tue ler would like to thank everyone who remembered me and Made my recent stay in Wingliarn and District Hospital more pleasant. Thanks 'to thoSe who; sent cards,: letters; treats and gifts, those who came and :visited Me. Special thanks to Or, Bozyk, Dr Wilkins, Rey*. C. A Mee:m:al and the nurs- es on peidiatrics. Murray Ducharnie 1 wish to thank all my kind friends who reinembered me while a patient in Wingham and District HOspital by sending me get-well cards, gifts, flowers and treats, A special thanks to the neighbours who sent.baked goods and other goodies to my folks at home, Thanks also to the nurses of the 2nd floor and to Dr. .13otyk. Elsie Miller. Two small boys at a modes art exhibit were staring at a wildly abstract painting, One of the youngster§ stuttered to the (AV: "4et's get eut of; Sere !lei tali! *IT glPr AS AO - • NO. 9 COLUMBIA ENCYLOPEDIA HALLOWEEN DANCE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION HALL, BRUSSELS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30th „,