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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1970-11-12, Page 51.`,11UliSDAY, NOV, 1904 1970 PHONE 887.9339 WE DELIVER BEST BUYS AND WINDOW POSTERS Bonas Brand Garbage Sags 10's 3 for $1.00 Miracle Whip Salad. Dressing 32 oz. 59c Stuart House Foil Wrap 25' 35c o.)011 SI0f41 Come and Enjoy These Two Plays THE UNITED CHURCH MINISTER: Rev. E. L. ReDrew ORGANISTS. Mrs. John Bryans Mrs. Alice Williams Brussels iVorhip 11.00 A.M. Sunday School 9:45 A.M. Ethel Worship 9:45 A.M. Organist: Mrs. Nora Moffatt 10 A.M. Church School MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11 A.M. Divine Worship "My Spirit" "Not by might alone nor by power but by My Spirit saith the. Lord." THE RED .LAMP Jean Weber, Beverly Speiran, Jenny Lynn, Lothar Weber, Donald Perrie, Jim Armstrong, ' SCRAMBLED EGGS — Jan Thomas, Jackie Guy, Aileen Clark, Murray Hoover, Jim Armstrong, Neil McGavin, Directed by: Mrs. R. W. Kennedy Admission: Adults $1.00 Public School Children 50c Tickets Available From Mrs. Jane Ward; Members of the Executive or at The Brussels Post Sponsored by Grey Central Home & School Association T -URKEY BINGOS BRUSSELS LEGION HALL FRIDAY, 'NOVEMBER 27th FRIDAY, DECEMBER 4th FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11th FRIDAY, DECEMBER 18th 15 GAMES FOR TURKEYS 3 CASH SPECIALS $15.00 EXTRA and SPECIAL CARDS 25c or 5 FOR $1.00 DOOR PRIZE TIME: 9:00 P.M. Admission: $1.00 Under The Auspices of the Brussels Branch 218 of THe ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION and "Scrambled Eggs" (Full of Fun and Laughter) GREY CENTRAL SCHOOL AUDITORIUM THURSDAY. FRIDAY. SATURDAY, NOV. 26, 27, 2 ENTERTAINMENT BETWEEN PLAYS Commencing At 8:00 P.M. CASTE DANCE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER '20th BRUSSELS LEGION HALL Music By: DESJARDINE ORCHESTRA Admission $2.00 per Couple Restricted to Persons 21 Years and Over ponsored by the 'Royal Canadian Legion Branch 218 Minister Rev. C. A. McCarron "The Red Lamp" 01411a. • $N9WMOBILE CLUB Will meet this Friday at 8 p.m. at natter's Shop. Anyone interest- ed please attend. FEATURES Red & White *iamb. or Weiner Buns 4 for $1.00 Del Monte Peas, Corn, Green Beans 10 oz. 6 for $1.00 Chef 'Boy-ar-dee Lasagna Dinners 95s pk., Lancia 'Lasagna Noodles l's 33c lb. ENCYLOPEDIA NO. 12 CARPS OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to relatives, friends and neighbours, for many acts of kindness, cards, floral tributes, during our recent sad bereavement, Eldon. Kate, Sisters and Brother We wish to expreis our sincere. thanks to our friends anti neigh- boars for the kindness shown during the loss of our Son-inlaW. For the many sympathy cards, donations of food and a special thanks to those that helped in the house. It was all greatly apprec- iated. Dorothy and John Ritchie We want to thank everyone for the purse of .money presented us on Saturday evening, Nov. 14; also thanks to everyone who did the collecting and got the party up. It was very much appreciated. Gary and Beth Earl, 18 John Wingham, Ont. I would like to thank all my friends and neighbourS for :flow- ers, treats and cards while a patient in Wingham Hospital. A special thanks to Dr. Bozyk and the nurses on the second floor. Your kindnes will alWays be re- remembered. We wish to express our sincere thankS and appreciation to relatives, friends ,and neighbours, for acts of kindness, shown criir- lug the loss of a loving husband and father. For the many beauti- ful floral tributes, special do- nations and, cards of sympathy. Special thanks to the ladles of the Presbyterian Church and Rebekah Lodge; Reit. C. A. McCarron and Rev. Cochrane. Your 'kindness will always be.re- membered. Bonnie, Heather, Para, and Linda Lee. SHARE THE HEALTH With Christmas Seals, WALTON continued from page one them every way possible, one by one, no matter how poor they may he they are not put to the bottom of the list, They are shown Christians do • not advo- cate violence, instead the • prob- lems are coped •with systematical and quietly. Mrs. Reid told of a few specific -girls from Ontario who had the privilege of being able to visit one of these count- ries with help from their. church, parents a nd even baby sitting money to provide transportation. These girls commented how. 'just seeing the surroundings, con- ditions, and watching the mission- aries at work make them grow up within din's. Poverty .anti filth would shock you. There is so much common ignorance toward healthy living, but yet they are warm and friendly people, -proud,. of their church. The need for teachers is desperate. Our Mis- sionaries state to us in letters„ if we tell you the needs and You do- something about it, "It will mean so much". The president, Mrs. Gerald Watson in keeping with "Remembrance" opened the bus- dness period with the reading of "Lest We Forget", She extended thanks to everyone, taking part in the evening devotions, and also those that helped at the Fowl Supper. The minutes were read by the secrtary, Mrs. W. C. llackwell anti approved by Mrs, Watson. The roll call was ansW, ered by 2.1:members, Mrs. Mae Sholdice gave the treasurers re- port, A Thank Yon card was read from Mrs. Leonard Leeming of _Mitchell in thanks for a gift she bad received prior to her depart- ure., Mrs. lion Achilles reported for the uoiuinatingg eOrikiniltn(2, bringing in the slate. of officers for. 1071 as follows: PreS: .... Mrs. Emmerson Mitchell Vice Pres. Mrs. Gerald Watson Secretary Mrs W. C. lincifwen `.1"reasurer Mrs. Mac Sholdice Sick and Shutin .... Mrs. W. Ceutts Supper Coin...,. Mrs, Allan Searle; Mrs. Howard Rackwell, 'Mrs. Alexander Gulutzen, Mrs. Fred Dunk Pianists Mrs. Herb Travis.k Mrs, Ray Ruether Quilt. Committee Mrs. 6111. Coutts as convenor with Mrs. Ralph Trim viss Press Reporter Mrs. Howard Hackwell Copper Contest Leaders ...,• Mrs. Ross Bennett, Airs, James Nark, Mrs, Earl lson's side on mite Copper Cootes!: won by a very Small ma rgi raver firs. lion Achilles side. It Was moved we have4 rut Luck Slipper at the' December meeting, the second week of the month, and to have a 50c gift exchange that same evening for our Christmas party. A hymn was sung with Mrs. G. Watson giving the closing pray- er. Grace was sung and lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. folly AehilIes, Mrs. Torrance Dundas for Mrs. Walter Bewley and Mrs. Emtnerson Michell for Mrs. Ian Wilbee who were un- able to attend. 8th and 16th The 81111 and• 10th Unit held their November meeting- at the, manse, Tuesday evening, Nov. 10. -Mrs. Ray Houston opened the meeting with the Call to Worship. Hymn 286 was sung. The Script- ure from Matthew 5: 38-48 and Meditations were read by Mrs. Houston, who also led in prayer and read the Beatitudes and de- scription of illustrations, which was taken from the 1971 Church Callender. The topic the 7th and Sth Beatitudes was taken by Mrs. Fritz.A hymn was sung fol- lowed by prayer. Mrs. Doug :Fras- er presided for the business, Roll call was answered. bk. 12 memb-. er and 'there were three visitors. The regular and copper collect- ions were received and names. were drawn for Copper Contest side for next year. Mrs. Jim Me- .Donald's side were winners of the 1970 contest. 'Grace was siing'aild lunch was served by Mrs. Alvin McDonald, Mrs. Doug Fraser- and the hostess. Euchre. Party.•.. The first euchre party of the seasen sponored by the Walton 'W, I. was held in the Community I tall last Friday evening with 10 tables in play. Prizes were award- ed to Mrs, Wilbur Turnbull, for high lady, Mrs. Dave Watson, high man, Dave Watson, low, Earl Wason: Closest birthday, Wilfred Shortreed. Luuch was served by the committee ILI cnarge, rold Wilson, Mrs. Mervin Smith, Mrs. Jim e- Donald and Mrs. -Mac Shuldiec. "mother card party is planned tor Friday evening, Nov. 27th. WANTED • Pipers tor the litascis Legibn Pipe Band. Anyone interested Dilate or female.) ,in learning to play the bagpipes, contact Tom. sleFai'Iane Or Ray Bronson. Au instructor is On hand to begin lessons almost hurnediately. Dent wait. Get on the Band Wagon Now ! Little pay but loadS of fun The only prot:esslotial still riatit ing night calls is the burglat„ ANGLICAN CHURCH St. JOHN'S. BRUSSELS The Rey. Keith Stokes, B.A., S.T.B. Box 47, Blyth, Ontariz Phone 523-9334 Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott :ii;SO A.M. Morning Prayer SPARE TIME INCOME Refilling and collecting money from NEW TYPE high-quality coin-operated dispensers in your area. No selling. To qualify you must have car, references, $600 to $2900 cash. Seven to twelve hours weekly can net excellent monthly income. More full time. For per- sonai interview write CANA- Pena DISTRIBUT ING LTD. 'DEPT. A, 160 Bay St., Suite 205, Toronto 1, Ontario, Include phone number.