The Brussels Post, 1967-02-02, Page 5Thank You
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PANCAKE SUPPER
Si, JOHN'S ANGLICAN CHURCH
TUE6DA`g FEB. 7th — 5 to 8 P. M.
Aduiis: 75c 12 and under 50c
VOTE FOR YOUR CENTENNIAL QUEEN
As my name was chosen for one of the
Centennial Queens in Brussels would you
kindly keep my name mind while voting
in the local stores.
Thank you
ANN LOWE
VOTE FOR YOUR .CENTENINIAL QUEEN
Having been chosen as one of the candidates
to represent Brussels as your Centennial Queen
I would sincerely appreciate your vote while
shopping our local stores.
VOTE FOR YOUR CENTENNIAL QUEEN.
Being a candidate for Brussels Centennial
Queen, to represent you at your Centennial
celebrations I will sincerely appreciate your
vote when you shop in Brussels stores.
Thank You
DIANNE FISCHER
VOTE FOR YOUR CENTENNIAL QUEEN
I'm Linda. Lowe I'm just sixteen,
Contesting for Brussels Centennial Queen,
My name was picked I'm one of six,
So you can see. I'm in a fix.
I'm asking you to vote right now,
BE SURE YOU VOTE FOR LINDA LOWE.
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BUTTERMILK
PANCAKES
Mothers, why not treat your family to light and
tasty .pancakes mlade with
BUTTERMILK from
They're sure to enjoy them on Pancake Day and
on many other days too. Look for a recipe for
delicious BUTTERMILK PANCAKES and other baking
tips eilsowhere in this paper in "HAVE YOU TRIED
THIS?"
GET COUSINS DAIRY
BUT FERMILK
from your Milkman or Grocer
J. E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMOTR1ST
SEAFORTH MEDICAL CENTRE
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturday a.m.
Thursday evenings by appointment only. Phone Seaforth 527.1240
Clinton Office — Medical Centre, Rattenbury Street
Monday and Wednesday 9t00 to 5:30 p.m. Phone 482-7010
THE UNITED CHURCH.
OF CANADA
Minister: ,Rev. A. M. Johnston
B.A. B.O.
Organist: We, c'red Stephenson
School.
11:00 a.m. Public- Worship
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
MELVILLE CHURCH
Interim Moderator;
Rev. McLean
Organist: Margaret Thompson
ARCT
I 1, Wi Public Worship
10:00 ;Ian, Lhareh School
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
er.0:1.1 Priest:
The Rev. F. G. Braby, B.A„ L.Th,
SAINT JOHN'S — Brussels
Organist Mrs B. Elliott
u o.m, The Holy ii.:incharist
:;;11 n.m. Mattius
and Primary School
SAINT ALBAN'S 41.
SAINT DAVID'S — Atwood
Organist — Mrs. C. Dickson
10.00 p.M. MattinS
and Church School
HAVE YOU TRIED THIS?
Substitute Buttermilk for the
liquid in your next meat loaf, for
a mere juicy and tasty loaf.
(more tips following).
Use Fresh Dairy Buttermilk for
the best. Pancakes too! Next.
Tuesday is Pancake Day, or
Shrove Tuesday. So why not get
1 or 2 quarts of Cousins Dairy
Buttermilk and treat your family
to light and tasty Pancakes made
with the following recipe: 2 eggs
well beaten, 2 cups Cousins. Dairy
Buttermilk, 2 cups flour, 1 tsp. I
salt, 1 tsp. baking soda, % tsp.
baking powder, 2 tbs. Cousins
Creamery Butter, 2 tbs. sugar. •
Combine eggs and Buttermilk
then add dry rngredients well.
sifted. and last of all, the melted
butter. Serve with your favourite
syrup and crisp bacon,
Use Cousins Dairy Buttermilk
in your recipe for Rolls, Biscuits,
Ginger Bread. or Muffins; they'll
all have that different taste.
Try this tip tool Brush the top
of your Tea Biscuits or Pie Crusts
generously before baking with
thick Buttermilk from Cousins
Dairy. Add a sprinkle of sugar,
if you like, and you'll have a rich
golden-brown crust that is most
tempting,
Clip this recipe how, and serve
your family Pancakes often, made
with fresh Buttermilk from
Cousins Dairy.
CASH ON THE FARM
E'er good heavy fowl. 5 lbs.
and up, 15c a lb.
Los Hood
Phohe 347-2974 Monktou
eker 414c T horn von
MEAT *MARKET
PHONE 294 BRUSSELS, ONT.
WEEKEND SPECIALS
TV DINNERS 55c
COURSE TV DINNERS, BEEF - ............. 69c
ROASTING CHICKENS, 5 lb. average 45c tb
SiV10'4ED PICNIC SHOULDER •S5c, Ito
WAL ION
Personals Alr, anti Mrs. AleGavia,,
Britut and Cathie, were; week-
end visitors with Mr. alid Mrs-
Diasmore. of :Brampton.
Prian Traviss. student at the
t'ni versity of WestAlm (.) 111. WM.
I 11 (1 () () (.3 w ith liiti pat'-
eni s, 11 r. and Mrs. 11 r•rbeirti
Traviss.
Air. and Ws. Jack. Bosnian are
holidaying. in Florida.
Graelm-r• Craig or Ridi4e1own,
spent the: weekend at home ;with
his parilits, :Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Pralg.
and Mrs. James Alt:Donald,.
Nows has been received of the Alr, and Mrs. Icenneth McDonald,
tragic death of Robert E. Greer, and A-Il', and Mrs. Harold Bolger
and your::' son Michael, as the were in Mitchell on Saturday to
ot' a ear-train erash tit attend the tioneral of the late •
Ilollon on Jan. 11, This refers to
mrs. William [Kearney at the
the huf-:hand and son eV the
leatb-Le-.;!;e runeral home,
former :Audrey Lois Taylor, who
Mrs. 'Russel: Stelmock, of
lived in the manse at Cranhrenk Yellowitnife, N.W,T, was a recent
When her father, the Rev, J. E. viSit,‘I' With Mr. and Mrs. Earl:
Taylor, was minister of. Cranhrook ?Mills. Dr. jean Mills of 'Hamilt-
and Ethel from 19:19 to- 1944. on waS also a visitor with them,
THE B'ELGRAVE SCHOOL FAIR MEETING
O'F JANUARY 30th WAS HELD
but adjourned to meet in the
COMMUNITY CENTRE
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9th AT 8:30 P.M.
So that further information could be received from-
the School Board and Township Council, All interested
persons please attend to voice your opinion,
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ANNUAL
5eliabration"
ISCOIJNT
ALL 'BENJAMIN ,MOO.RE PAINTS, KEM
GLO, and SUPER KEMTONE,
VOW IN STOCK
DO YOUR SPRING )tcoRATotin NOW
. SALE ENDS .FEBRUARY 115th
MAC IAN HARDWARE
PHONE 483 BRUSSELS, ONT.
tull."1.0"011/0.01100'''
of-honor at the Brown-liarinan
Vs Hiding. uI IA'S I I SalUr-
Ily,
Dick 11radshaw is building an
addition to his born..
Hon Jacklin, and
Kitolioner. w,:re week-
end visitors wit r. ;.1 nd Mrs.
•,,H Donn,
MI'S. 'IS I. Gary
'mi n d with Mr, and Mrs. Tom
Congim, Varna, on Sunday.
MISS Vos, Etans was maid.