The Brussels Post, 1962-03-22, Page 6FASHION NR I.
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J. M. LONGSTAFF OPTOMETRIST
Beginning January 8th, 1962, Clinton office will be located
in Clinton Medical Centre (Dr, Addlson's Office)
Nevi office will be equipped with complete set of instruments
for examining eyes and fitting glasses,
uPTICIAN
Oculist's prescriptions tilled locally offers you
convenience when adjustment or repair needed.
CLINTON OFFICE Monday 9.a.m. to 5413 p.m.
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Our Seed. Cleaning Plant is now in
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For those who will be purchasing Seed
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with Seed Grain., cleaned and treated,
and in clean, new bags.
Most varieties of Oats and Barley still
available.
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Mrs, Earl 'Dania *PA hostess for the,
:Vora meeting of the W. S, with
an attendmee of Me. Alex
:-'3te,•1.s.s was the leader and opened
the meeting with the call to worship_
and; prayer. The Scripture reading
from Paalin 19 nuts road alternately,.
'rayer . was offered by Mrs. :John
.The leader Ave a meditation •
on 'Study" and a_ ro•ading ""Why
believe in -Missions," An .nrticle
ir the Glad Tidings by Merle
lrlenolvan on "First glimpses of
TICtish, Guiana" was rend by Mrs.
Earl Dunu, A verse containing the
wova "green" was given in responi
to. roll call. The president, Mrs.
,Stauley Fischer conducted the
business. The April meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Gordon.
Kniett, The topic "Education nod
Christian FaMily Life in- British.
, 0-,101w." nrennred hy 7.\-Vss Alice
l .17 Forrest and she was assisted by
• Mrs. Stanley Fischer, Mrs, Gordon:
Knight and 1\1++•s. Earl Dunn, Mrs.
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A good supply of Fresh Feed on hand
at. Our Mill at all times.
One Tablet laity helps to mafntain
Good iHealth and build resistance
against Colds.
No Other Vitamin Product
Gives More For The Money
72 Day Teatment $4.98
Also fqr. a SaVing of $1.98
the Large Size 288 Tablets at $13.98 •
For Sale Only. At
The Rexall Drug Store
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WHY WAIT 'TILL. SPRING?
NOW IS THE TIME TO DEAL
FERTILIZER — We are booking
orders and delivering the famous
SUPER-FLOW C.I.L. FERTILIZER
. this year in polyethelene frays.
Why not start your chicks this spring
'The Topnotcn Way."
loss FORD 4 Door
1958 METEOR 4 Door Auto.
1958 DODGE 4 Door
1958 PONTIAC, 2 Door
1956 .PLYMOUTH 4 Do r Auto.
1956 PLYMOUTH a Door Auto.
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1956 STUDEBAKER 4 Door
1959 CHEVROLET 11/2 ton truck
1/2 Price Sale of Wall Paper
Still a few patterns left of this offer
serving lunch, ,
Cranbrook Evening Ati.killary
The larch meeting of the Con-
brook Evening Auxiliary was held at,
the home of Mrs, Stuart Evans with,
14 members. present. The leader,
May Pfeifer, chose ae her theme
"Jesus the Light of the World."
May Pfeifer led in prayer. The
scripture, Mathew 5, 13.3.0, was rea,a,
in unison. The first and last verses
of hymn 109 were sung. The meditat-
ion thought was -read by May. The
meeting was then turned over to the
president, 'Marilyn Engel. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved. The roll call was
answered with an article for the
bazaa.r The collection was taken by
Helen Smith, The lunch collection
was also taken oy Helen Smith.
Final arrangements were made for.
the World Day of Prayer. it was
moved by Helen Cameron that we
bTing one more article for the bazaar
in :May. A poem "The windows of
Christian Love", was read by Kay.
The topic, "Miss Margaret Kennedy"
was read by Eleanor Stevenson. The
first two verses of. hymn 161. were
sung. The meeting closed by
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ener, returned home on Saturday.
Xrs. Percy Stephenson has re-
turned from a two week visit in,
Hamilton,
FOR LEASE
ETHEL
Mrs. Wm. MacNevin of Columbus
Ohio, was a visitor, for a few days
with her sister, Mrs. Clifford Munbar.
and Mr. Dunbar,
Mrs. Sack Conley spent a few
days with Kitchener relatives last
week.
THE TEXAN GRILL and SERVICE STATION
Reasonable Rent
Apply to: TED ELLIOTT
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Ethel W. !. Meeting
The regular meeting of then Ethel
W. 1. was held in the township
Mrs, Ted Gill hostess,
f .ell call was answered by the
Payment of fees. Mrs. Archie
Lounsbury presented the new
officers for the coming year as,
follows:
Mrs. Ceo. Pearson
a ik,
1 1
W VS
Mr. and Mrs. C, Buschlin, of
Mitchell -were week end visitors with
their daughter Mrs, Sas. Cardiff and
-Mr.Carcliff,
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reneating the Mlzpah benediction
in unison.
,rwli was served b,) the hostess
assisted by Marilyn Engel Etna
'Betty Knight,
CAT"I'LE 137/Eatil1ime,
ASSOWATION
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tIoice of bull au; breed •
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efficient iivetitock or,otltirAi
Tor service or more information cell:
C1Ttion "fiE 2,3441, or for long
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qUrreR CATTUE FOR BETTER
The Red Cross
Looks to Irsu
Mr and Mrs Andrew Bremner
entertained friends Friday night at.
a birthday party. An enjoyable
evening was spent playing progres-
sive euchre. The humanitarian achievements of the
Red Cross depend on your generosity.
Your dollars provide and carry on the
essential Red Cross services and
programmes in your community.
This year—think of the many ways the
Red Cross serves you and your neighbour
—then plan your donation or pledge to the
best of your means. A generous donation
will do so much for so many in 1962.
Mrs. Gordon Clark had the mis-
fortune to fall and break her ankle
last week.
hat Vice Pres..... Mrs. Archie Jacklin
Sec.-Treas. Mrs. Cecil Raynard
Assistant Mrs. Dobson
District Director Mrs. Earl Bowes
-Assistant 'Mrs, Stan Speiran
Public Relations Mrs. Elwood
MeTaggart
Assistant .,., Mrs. Sylvester Raynard
Branch Director Mrs. Clifford
Saeltlin, 'Mrs. Archie Lounsbury
Pianist Mrs, Stan Speiran
Assistant Mrs, Roy Hall
Flower Convenors Mrs. Roy Hall,
Alexander
Auditors. Mrs. Wellie Krauter,
Mrs. Earl Bowes
Lunch was served by the hostess
rtszsterl by Mrs. Sohn Wilson, Mrs.
Sylvester Raynard,
Court Ethel No. 261 c.o.F
Installation of officers of Court
Ethel No, 261. Canadian Order of
Foresters was held in Ethel hall on
Monday night, March 12.
Officers installed are:
John Conley ........ ..... ,.„ J, P, C. R.
Knitrht C. R.
V, C. R.
Knight Chaplain
Short MeNtair Conductor
'Robert Bremner' R. S.
,Ci arinan Raker
Charles Take Treasurer
Elston Speiran S. W.
Alex Cameron ,T, W.
'Wilfred 4trictrler S,
-Kenneth Pray J.
the iai.atallatirna was noiiclatcted by
Oliver Anderson n. D. t-t. C, 31, curl
Tcmes Ireilatis, both of fietideaborO,
Ethel Busy Bees
Mrs, Sos. Pearson, whd was a
visitor last week with her brother
Murray and ;Mrs. Brown of Mitch-
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5th Meeting 1
The fifth, meeting of the Ethel
ttisy Bees was held. March 12th at
the home of Mrs. Rodney Cunning-
hatiN.
The meeting opened with the 441 kr C.onada'r. Capitol, Elgin Boulevard at Laurier /we. GALL
Keith pledge, Tile roll call Was! answered McLa hl in by thembers; minutes of the lest
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wiNth./Am. meeting were read and approved;
business Was conducted tie iisiiat f
Contact' Uri - with disciission tetioWing,
BUCKET'BUCKET' MILKERS VAddiA the heat 'Meeting 'is to lie beta
April 4th, at Mrs. T,. McAttlatie'S, t
PUMPS, PIPE LINE MILKERS A deinonstratton .and dieetieSiett
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the iii.tiettrik Closed 'by .61t. repeating J_
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