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The Brussels Post, 1971-02-18, Page 5WANIL3L-D WE ARE 'IN THE MARKET TO PURCHASE A • QUANTITY OF RODNEY OATS MUST CONTAIN NO WILD OATS CONTACT: OPNOTCH FEEDS LIMITED 'The Most Value For The Farmer's Millar!' Buy-of-the-Week Aylmer Choice Green Peas or Cream Corn 14 oz. .... .. ..... ...... 5 for 73c FEATURES Gold Seal. Sockeye Salmon 73 oz. . . .. . . — 63c NabisCo Shredded Wheat 15 oz. .................• ..... 35c Lee Pineapple, Crushed or Tid Bits 19 oz. • 21c Maple Leaf Lard ..... 23c illareidalleome111111Mre /3/VITSSELS POs'',. tairesiaz, oifriasQ ANNUAL PANCAKE SUPPER In St.- John's Anglican Church SHROVE. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd BEGINS AT 5:00 P. M Pancakes and Syrup, Sandwiches, Relish Plate Adrdission: Adults $1.25, Children 12 and Under 75c, Preschool PHONE 887-9339 WE DELIVER BEST BUYS 'AND WINDOW POSTERS Bold Det. 25c Off Pack King PEOPLE WE KNOW and Mrs, Ivan CaMPbell are holidaying in 'Merida. Jack Alcock, RR 2, Brussels, is •fe patient in Wingham Hospital, Donald MacLean, young son of Mr, end Mrs. Ted MacLean lied the misfortune to break an arm. Miss M, Petterson, of.•Eugethart has been a visitor with Miss M. Skelton. • Miss Sheila Webster, the wee Scotch nurse from Guelph 'visited with Miss ::ktula n McDonald Jast weekend. THE UNITED cHURCH MINISTER: Rev. E, L. LeDrew ORGANISTS, Mrs. John Bryans Mrs. Alice Williams , Sunday School 10:15 A.M, 1 Brussels Worsbir, 11: 30 A.M. ,Ethel Worship 10:15 A.M. MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH MInlatee Rev. O. A. McCarron Orgerrlst: Mrs. Nora Moffatt 10 A.M. Church School 1.1 A.M. Divine Worship God's Cure For Anxiety "The Arm of God is Long Enough to Save You" ANGLICAN CHURCH St. JOHN'S, BRUSSELS The Rev. 'Keith Stokes B.A., S.T.B. Box 47, Blyth, Ontario Phone 523-9334 Organist: Mrs. B. Elliott A,M. elornieg Preyer Free CARD OF THANKS Alany thanks to my friends and relatives, Dr. Bozyk, Rev. E, LoDrew, and staff of Wing- lmen Hospital for their care and many kindnesses while I was Y. in hospital and since lay return home, Mrs. Mary McQuarrie COMING EVENTS:: EUCHRE Monday evening at 9:00 pine, February 22, Legion vs Gentle- men, 50c admission including smorgasbord. DIRECTORS' k M EETil NG Of the Belgrave, Brus- sels School Boerd will be held Thursday, 35th of February, at Belgrave arena et. 8:30 Dale CALLI NG BOYS! All boys 7-8-9.10 years of age interested in joining the Brus- sels Cub Pack Are invited to do so any Wednesday at 7:00 p.m. at. the Brussels Public Sehool Auditoritun. BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT McGA\'IN --- Bill and Susan McGavite RR 5, Stratford, Ont- ario, are happy to announce the birth of a daughter (Michelle Lori), on Sunday, February 7th, 1971 in Stratford General Hospital, BOWLING NOTES Ladle's High Single Jane Ward - Tie, 239 Lois l‘leArter 22.1 Doris Matheson 220 Ladle's High Trilele Jane Ward ......... , 677 Lois MeArter 592 Doris Matheson 568 Men's High Single 'Greg ifuether 272 Cord Matheson '270 George Wheeler 266 Men's High Tniple Greg Huother 717 Cord Matheson , 664 George Wheeler ' 635 RECEPTION and 'DANCE for Mr. and Mrs. Barry Engel (pee Diane Turnbull) Cranbrook Community Hall 'FRIDAY, FEB, 19th Dancing to the music of KEN ,WILBEE'S ORCHESTRA Ladies 'please bring lunch WHAT'S UP AT GUIDES Before staetmg the meeting we played a game. We then bad our• inspeptien. Following that the Seconders worked ou Fire Preven• tion while the First Class worked on .badges, After that we had our closing, 3.4:tchati CRANBROOK Mrs. Eldon Wick has been a patient in Listqwel Hospital fur the past ten days. ' Mr. and Mrs, Don Jackiin, Tracy and Daany, Bloomingdale,. visited Mr. and Mrs. Elate Dunn. Services in Knox Church were cancelled on Sunday owing to Many not being able to make their way out Of snow blocked lanes and roads, Cranbrook W. I. Meeting After several postponements the Cranbrook W. I. met at the home of Mrs. Leslie Knight with a good attendance. The roll call was "name an illness beginhing with the initial of your name", Mrs, Jack Cox gave the motto "lt takes forty-six muscles to frown and thirteen to smile. Why work overtime?"' and ended by singing S-M-I-L-E. Thanks is to be expres sed to CKNX, Wingham, for .ser- vices rendered to the community during the recent storms. The meeting finished off with cards. Lunch was served by Mrs, James Hart and Mrs. Goldwin Knight, W.M.S. Afternoon Group The twice postponed February meeting of the. Afternoon Group of the W.M.S. was held on Fridge*, February 12th, at the home of Mrs, Earl T)unn. Eight. members and one visitor attended, Mrs, Glare Veitch opened the -meeting and Hymn 694 was sung. The Script ire reading from Acts 2 was reed in unison, Mrs. Veitch gave the meditation. and Mrs. Earl Dunn led in prayer. A read, ing `My Daily Prayer" was giVen by Miss Alice Forrest. Hymn 606 was sung followed by the -topic. This was given by Mrs, John A. Perrie in the form of an interesting outline or synopsis of the study "Hew the Word. Gets Around". Mrs. Lytle Gordon read "What Is a Friend?" The business was condeeted by Mrs. Wilfred, Stilekler, presidetet. The score- three 'Mrs., Stanley Fischer read the minutes and a thart-yon note. She also told of the Exeeetive, Meeting being held in St. An- dreev's Presbyterian Church, Stratford, on March 9. The Woild Day of Prayer will be observed in C rn nbrook Presbyterian Church n Friday, March 5, a.t 2 p.m. with the ladies from Moncrieff United Church and our Evening Group joining with us. The roll call was a Catechism question. Visits and cards were recorded. Mrs. Mae Engel gave an reading "St. Valen- tine"' and "Mizpah" was read by Mrs. Gordon Engel. Closing hymn was 527 and all repeated the Miz-' path Behediction. Mrs, Veitch cone ducted a 'Hymn Title" contest and assisted the hosteef3 nIth reresh,, Clark. Mr. and Mrs. ;Gorden Murray and Susan visited Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs. MurraY Dennis and family in McEillop The Grandmothers' meeting, Will be held at the 'Walton Women'S Institute on 'Wednesday evening, Feb, 24, in the community hall, The Roll Call is to he answered by '"Where were you Baptised; Who was the minister?" The guest speaker will he Miss Jennie Hogg of MeKillop Township. Mrs, Map Sholdice and Mrs. Murray Smith are the conveeorsefor this meet- ing on Historical Research, Mrs. Margaret Humphries has been holidaying the past few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Horace :Rutledge and family of London, FOR SALE Bell Piano. Phone 887-9377 WALTON Mr. and Mrs. 'Gory Beach, Tracey a nd of Warren, Mich.. spen the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thiethet% Steven and John. Owing to the inclement weather Sunday School and 'Mission Band were cancelled on Sunday Morn-, ing, but will he held next Sunday Morning at the usual time. Miss Sharon Watson and Carol Shortreed of London were recent. week-end visitors with their 'par- ents. The W. I. will hold a progressive eueln..e Friday night, Febreary 19 in the 'Walton CoMmunity Hall. Leech will be served by the com- mittee in charge. Everyone is' welemme, come and bring a friend. ' Bruce Clark of London visited on Sunday' ant the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs., James PHONE 887.6011 eseouoleellweelelmeeeloweeposellelbeleieemeoeleereeeleeirelemeolle sillele Stokley' Dark Red Kidney Beans 14 oz Quaker Oats Quick 3's $1.49 16c 52c NOTICE ONTARIO HYDRO CLINTON AREA CUSTOMERS EFFECTIVE FEBRUARY 22, 1971 TI-FE EXISTING CLINTON AREA OFFICES ON ALBERT ST. CLINTON, WILL BE VACATED. ALL FUTURE BUSINESS WILL BE CONDUCTED AT OUR NEW LOCATION ON HWY. NO. 4 AT THE CAN. FORCES BASE APPROXIMATELY 1 1/4 ML SOUTH OF THE TOWN OF CLINTON. ONTARIO HYDRO' CLINTON AREA BOX 550 CLINTON, ONT. Phone 462-3483 or ZENITH 28220 •!!