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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1977-02-16, Page 3'WEDNESDAY Feb. 23 10,6 ONE. DAY ONLY F E Your Child's Portrait' In vivid color 3304 /it 04414 ai a NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Just drop into our store during the days and hours listed below, Your lovely gift picture will be taken FREE by a professional children's photographer. One gift portrait to a family which may include groups. It's our way of saying "Thank you" to our regu- lar customers, and "Welcome" to everyone else. A Gift to You from OLPFIELD'S-- PRO 'HARDWARE NA SOCrind STEPHENSON MEAT MARKET, Phone 81174294 FREE DELIVER' BEEF h F LIVER Schneiders Breaded CHICKEN LEGS Schneiders Assorted MEAT PIES FRONT QUARTER BEEF Cut & Wrapped for Your Freezer • SIDES OF BEEF 65' .99 59' 65' 85' Lb. 1,V? lb. Bags. 12 oz. Lb. THE BRUSSELS POST, FEBRUARY 16 1977 1111111111111111111101111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 OLYMPIA RESTAURANT Brussels Phone 887-6914 3.25 Wednesday Special SPAGHETTI Friday PIG TAILS & Sauerkraut 2.65 Soup or Juice Coffee or Tea Saturday OAST PRIME RIBS Soup or Juice, Coffee or Tea Sunday VEAL 'CUTLETS Soup.: or Coffee or 3.25 Hydro off in Cranbrook ENJOY BBA DINNER DANCE Ray and. Helen Adams, right, were two of the about 85 Brussels merchants and employees who attended the Brussels of Managers will appoint one rep. Mrs. Mac Engel was re-appointed secretary-treasurer and Mrs. Stuart McNair and Mrs. Stewart Steiss are the organists. Moving expenses were discupsed and the Dock Project for camping at Kintail. There will be an: announcement from the pulpit for the next two Sundays regarding this fund. A letter of thanks.from Grey Central School for the use of choir gowns was read. Rev. Murray closed the meeting with prayer. Hydro Off This area was without hydro for two hours on Thursday while necessary work was done on the line. Telephone service was out for most of the same day. When services are as usual we fail to appreciate how important they are to us. Business Association's annual meeting, dinner and dance at the Legion on Friday. (Photo by Langlois) Mrs. Mac Engel Correspondent Sympathy is extended to Mrs. John Schnock in the death of her brother, the late Wm. Grant whose death occurred in Wingham Hospital following a period of ill health. Mrs. Schnock was admitted to Listowel Memorial Hospital on Tuesday and a brother Russel, Toronto, is ill, with pneumonia. Neither were able to attend the funeral on Friday in Brussels. Annual Meeting The Annual meeting of Knox Church was held on Wednesday, Feb. 9 in the church basement following a potluck dinner. Rev. Wallace Murray, Mitchell interim-moderator, was chairman and opened the meeting with a Scriputre reading and prayer. Mrs. Jack 'Knight acted as W1 makes quilt block The Majestic Women's Institute met in the Public Library Wednesday, Feb. 9th. There were a good attendance and Mrs. B. McCall presided. The Helen McKercher Scholarship will be started hi Sept. 1977. Erland Lee home opened 6th of June for Women's Institutes Week. Mrs. Carl Hemingway and Mrs. Jas. Smith are making a 'quilt block to send to the FW10. Plans are underway to celebrate the 80 ann. of Adelaide Hoodless star sting of the W.I. Short courses and food 'forums were discussed and are to be decided on in March. It was agreed to hold a bazaar Nov. 12th and Mrs.D. Hemingway, Mrs). Ida Evans are to attend the cancer meeting at Ross Proctors. Mrs. McCall asked for a discussion on whether to use 0 Canada or the Queen to close the meeting. The members were asked ' to blink about it and it will be brought up at the March meeting. Members were asked to advise Mrs Ruby :Steiss of any member who is ill. Mrs. C. M cCutcheon took the chair and introduced Con. Wilson of the Goderich Attachment OPP who showed two enlightening films on Caution and on the use of seat belts. He told the meeting that it is estimated that 1/2 the population of Ontario will be injured in car accidents at some time in their lives. Mrs. H. DeBries gave the motto and Mrs. Jas. Armstrong led in a sing song: The draw was' made on an afghan Which Was won by Donna Gtootzen of London. Mrs. McCuteheon held a raffle on a Valentine box of chocolates which WaS won by Mrs. Jas. MeTaggart, Lunch was served by Mrs.D, C. Matheson, Mrs, E. Shaw, Mts. H. Steffler and Miss L. Lucas. )b e h vi 11 tt e e e e s 0 d 0 secretary and read the minutes. The reports of the various groups were adopted as printed. It' was decidedto have the horse barn on the manse proptery removed. Mrs. Stanley Fischer was appointed as manager to fill out the term of Wm. Elliott, who has moved from the congregation. Stewart Steiss, John Perie and Alfred Knight were appointed for a three year term. Mrs. Lylle Gordon was appointed auditor from the / congregation. Ushers are Brad Knight, and ,Stewart Steiss with Leslie Knight and Jack Conley as assistants. Salary committee is John A Perrie, Clare Veitch and Jack • Knight. Mrs. Stewart Steiss will represent the Ladies Aid on the manse committee and the Board Morning Star has Valentine euchre Morning Star Rebekah Lodge held their annual desert euchre on Valentine's Day with eleven tables in play. The guests were welcomed by the Noble Grand Mrs. Dorothea Ritchie. The winners of the various prizes are as follows-1a Prize-Mrs. Rae Crawford; 2nd prize-Mrs. Ann Thynne; 3rd Prize-Mrs. June Elliott; Low Prize-Mrs. Margaret McC utch eon ; Lone, h ands-Mrs. Roxie Jackiin; Most twos on table-Mrs, Ruby Leishman; Chair Prize-Mrs. Leona Armstrong; Cup Prize-Mrs. Brian Sanderson. Thank You ladies for attending and making our euchre a real success. 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