The Brussels Post, 1968-04-04, Page 3WE FEATURE:
Friday — Spare Ribs and Sauerkraut, Roast Turkey
Saturday — Southern Fried Chicken, Fish and Chips,
Giant Hamburgers
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Brownie's Drive-In
CLINTON —
Opening Friday April 5
Box Office Opens 7.45 — First Show at 8.15
— Double Feature Each Evening —
Weekend Shows Only Until 'May 9
FRIDAY and SATURDAY — APRIL 5 and 6
"A GIRL CALLED
F A T M"
RAQUEL WELCH and TONY FRANCIOSA
Showing at 8:15 p.m. Only in Color
— SECOND FEATURE —
(The St. Valentine's Day Massacre"
(ADP [11' ENT'ERTATN,MIDNT)
JASON ROBERTS — GEORGE SEGAL — RALPH MEEKER
In Color Showing at 10:00 p.m. Only Cartoon
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Coming Next Weekend:
Thursday and Friday April 11 and 12
"CAPRICE ."
AND
`THE QUILLER MEMORANDUM"
Saturday Only — April: 13
"WHO'S MINDING THE MINT & "GOOD TIMES')
Sunday Midnight April 14
"GHOST IN THE INVISIBLE BIKINI" and
"HONEYMOON OF HORRORS"
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TEATIODA.Y, 4.14ELL 4th, 1968
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS
McWilirier announces he
has moved his Electrical Con-
tracting, Plumbing, Heating and
Refrigeration liusiness to tt,a
former Pollard Building (main
street Brussels). Hoping to serve
Ills customers bettor from the
larger premises,
WM. WWI-HATER, 1110.NA 153
THE UNITED CHURCH
Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston
S.A. B.D.
Organist: Mrs, Fred Stephenson
10:16 A.M. Chunk Salmi
11:30 A.M. "In Magistrate's
Court
MIELVILLI
PRESBYTHRIAN CHURCH
Minister
REV. C. A. MaGARFtOLL
10:00 a.tu. Church School
11:00 A.M. Worship Service
Christ's Atoning Sacrifice
Organist: Mrs. Morals Moffat
THE ANGLICAN CHURCH
l`arish Priest:
The Rev. F. G. Braby, B.A,, L.Th.
SAINT JOIPtIltS -- Brussels
Organist -- Mrs B. Elliott
8:00 Buichartst
11:30 A.M. Mattias
SAINT ALBAN'S di
SAINT DAVID'S ---" ATWOOD
10:00 a.m. Matting
FOR
SPRING PERMANENTS
PHONE 155
I REANE'S BEAUTY SALON
Perms $8.00 and Up
Mini-Perms $5.00
NOTICE
The Centennial Committee.
would be pleased to include some
local talent in the Jack Thynne
Concert. • • Please contact: the
Thompson. •.Stephenson Botcher
Shop or the Brussels Post.
NOTICE
Library hours for April and
May are as follows:
iTtiesday — 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Thursday -- 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
'Friday — 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
7:30 p.m. to 9 p.in.
Saturday — 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
.• Note the Clumge, in evening
time.'
There is a good selection of
books in the Library available to
everyone without charge. Come in
and look around.
NOTICE
All 0x-service personnel and their
dependents are invited to
take : advantage of a free Legion
service. Mr. H. W. Moyer Service
Bureau Officer from London will
be at Legion Branch No, 218 on
April 8th, at 1 p.m.., to give skilled
advice on veterans' benefits. Any-
one with questions on War Dis,
ability Pension, War Veterans'
Allowance (Burnt-out Pension),
,Treatment, or hospital care, is
urged to call or write Mr. C. L.
Workman, who will arrange an
tppointtriont.
WALTON
Grandmothers 'Are Guests.
At Walton W.I. Meeting
Mrs. Mac Sholdice :anti - Mrs,,
Herbert TravisS were in chntge of
the program of , the Waltcon
Women's lhistitute When ,Cirand-
mothers were guests,
Miss Joan 1.4.11liggiOn ft.11, 4,
Walton, showed interesting slides,.
with commentary, of a bus trip
to New York and visit to the
United' Nations in 1986. The trip
was sponsored by Huron
bekais and Qddfollows. Mrs,
Slioldice read a poem. Gail TraVies
contributed a solo.
Mrs. Edward Miller was Winner
of the lucky chair prize.
HoStessea fOr the Meeting wore:
Mrs. Nelson Marks, Mrs, Ronald
Bennett Mit: Utiles Clark,
Raljh TraViSS, 1VIrS, Margaret
Humphries and MrS, Peter Mc,
Peter McDonald.
MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
GOOD FRIDAY NIGHT
APRIL 12th AT 7:45
"THE CROSS OF CHRIST"
IN
PICTURE, SONG and STORY
Everyone Is Welcome
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THE BRUSSELS CENTIENINIAL COMMITTEE
Are Sponsoring The Kansas Farmer and his Entertainers
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL
THURSDAY APRIL 11th AT 8,:3O P.M.
Irwin Lobsinger, Mayor of Walkerton: -Master of Ceremonies.
°shortie Sisters, Gordon Ross, Scott Pawson, Ladies' Quartette
The Kansas Farmer and Others
Admission: Adults 75c Children 40c
ALL PROCEEDS FOR 'COMMUNITY PARK WASHROOMS
This space is donated for community improvemeats by
IUISTOWEL TRANSPORT LINES LIU
Ontario': Silver & Black Flirt
The grandmothers were called
forward and the followino
prizes were awarded as follows:
Mrs. Jan van Vliet, most recent
grandmother; Mrs. Wilbur Turn-
bull, most, great-gradudchildren;
most buttons, Mrs. W. C. flack-
well.
Mrs. James McDonald and. Mrs.
w. C. Bennett were the prize win-
ners in the Easter hat parade.
Mrs. Alvin McDonald presided
for the business. :Roll call response
was the naming of grandparents.
An announcement was made of
the freezer forum being held in
'Clinton and Winghant this month.
Mrs. R. Williamson presented the
following slate of 1968-69 officers:
Past. president, Mrs. Roy William-
son; president, Mrs. Jan vat) Vliet
jr.; vice-presidents, Mrs. Alvin Mc-
Donald, Mrs. Harold Bolger;
secretary-treasurer, Mrs. William
Humphries; district director, Mrs,
Roy Williamson; assistant district
director, Mrs. Jan van Vliet.
Branch directors, Mrs. Wil,
liam :Humphries, Mrs, George
Blake, Mrs. Alex Gulutten; press
reporters, Mrs. Douglas Ennis,
Mrs. Torrance Dundas; auditors,
Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs. T. thindaS,
Standing Committees: agricul-
ture and Canadian industries, Mrs.
David Watson, Mrs. 'Gordon Mc-
Gavin; citizenship and: education,
Mrs, Ray Huether, Mits. Gerald
Watson; home economics and
health, Mrs. James Clark, Mrs.
James A.Amann; historical re.
search and current events, Mrs.
Herbert Traviss, ' Mrs. Laity
Johnston: resolutions, Mrs. Allan '
McCall, Mrs. Herbert WilliamsOn;'
public relations, Mrs. Kenneth
McDonald.' Mrs. Nelson Marks;
Mrs. Neil Mcattrin, Mrs. Donald :
AehilleS; curator, WS, Wilbur
Turnbull ; co in mittee, MrS,
Douglas Oinis, 'Nit's, Nelson Reid;
I
Mrs. Gordon. MoGavin; sunshine
committee, Mtg. Earl Watson,
CONCERT APRIL 11th
Saelr Myrna and his entertain,
erg will preSent a concert on
Thtirsday, April 11th, in the Brun-
age Legion Hail. the Centennial
conimill16 is still on 'the' Job. Pro-
ceeds will go to completion of bath
house at the park, Let us all attend
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BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS
BOWLING NOTES
The Bowling season is over with
Dave's Devils capturing the years
team trophy.
Trophies For The Year
;Total Pins: Dave Hastings and
Ruth 'II:nether, 17;551, 15,661
High Singles: Karon Hastings
and Brian Rutledge, 285, 361.
High Triple: Jane Ward and Jim
McNeil, 804, 751.
• High Sub.: Mary Lowe and Mur-
ray Lowe, 3,971, 13,747.
Playoffs
Playoffs consisted of nine games
with the winners being:
High Team: Nick's Red 'Caps
High Singles: Marilyn : and
Jack Higgins 317, 280.
High Teta( ['ins: Kti.ron and
David Hastings, '1779, 1908.
High Team Members
David .Itastings, Karen flash.
ings, Joyce. Kellington, Elaine
Ilrian Rutledge, Marni
Bronson.
Allan Nichol, Velma Stephenson,
John Pennington, Ann -Lowe, :Merle -
Cousins, Marilyn
Election Of Next Years Officers
President Mel McArter
Vice Pres. Dave Hastings
Secretary Elaine Nichol
Treasurer Ruth I-I:nether
Press Reporter .. Eaten Hastings
Hope to see you at the dance-.