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The Brussels Post, 1971-03-11, Page 41/11,13SSEIJS POST, 13111,18$4144 ONT A-440 CRANBROOK CRANBROOK GENERAL STORE Allen's Apple Juice, Orange Juice, and Pineapple Grapefruit 48 oz. tin 3 for' $1.00 Puritan Stews, Beef, Irish Stew and Turkey Chicken 24 oz. 59c 24 oz. Sunlight Liquid Detergent Reg. 63c 2 for 99c FRESH. FRUIT AND VEGETABLES SEWING NEEDS Thread, Zippers, Seam Binding's, Etc WALL PAPER CIL PAINT MEN'S RUBBER BOOT'S WORK SHOES AND WORK CLOTHES Agent: Listowel Dry Cleaners CRANBROOK PHONE BRUSSELS 887.6593 0111111111 101.0•10111011111.411111.11MilliblIMIMINIMINIIIIMINOMMINIMIUMMINIMP• /12/074,110444404a2aTcDa31200a F,INTRTAINMENTl. AT SMILEY'S HAVEN QUEEN'S HOTEL, BRUSSELS TOMMY PARKER and FRED -N1C1-10LS. —HE COUNTRY PLAYBOYS from WINGHAM FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHT' Menu Barbecued Ribs and Kraut, Southern Fried Chicken and Chips. kditlat2akaatitkatDoldenisktildet THE McKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE' COMPANY Office Main Street SEAFORTH Insures iown Dwellings All Classes of Farm Properyt Summer Cottages Churches, Schools, Hails objects, etc,) Is also available smoke, water damage, falling Extended coverage (wind ENTERTAINMENT AT THE NEW AMERICAN MOTE-' BRUSSELS, ONT. JIM ADAMS and THE HAMILTON BOYS • FRIDAY and SATURDAY IN THE RAINBOW ROOM. WE FEATURE; Turkey, Spare Ribs and Sauer Kraut, Fish and Chips WANTED -- FOR SALE — Housework in Brussele: Call Mar-We:, Seeds, 881-9086 . Don Fraser • Phone $87-6547 WANTED — YOUR. REPRESENTATIVE 'JO x 36 House Trailer, For Confederation Lire in WAS Phone 887-9441 area contact: Slat Kelly, Mitchell, Ontario. Tel. 348-8810 WHERE IS TOUR AVON REPRE- SENTATIVE? Maybe yen don't have one. Maybe you should he the one in your neighbourhood to sell to all those- customers, Interested.? Call or write Mrs. 113. Millson, 17 Hawkesbury Ave., London 32 451-0541 APPLICATIONS WANTED TOWNSHIP OF GREY Applications, clearly "marked, will be received by the under- signed until 12 o'clock noon, Monday. March 15th, 1971, for the position of Warble Fly Inspector for the Township of Grey to carry out the provisions under the Warble Fly Control Act. LOST — Anyone fading a dark leather Bill Fold iu, or around, the Brits; sels Public Telephone Booth, please leai,;e at. .Brussels Rea and White Store. HURON DEAD STOCK R EM OVAL Clinton Coe to the decrease in meat prices we are unable to pay for any farm stock. We offer efficient, courtesy, same day, service 7 days a week, 21 hours a day. Phone Collect 482-9811 License No. 237-C-70 AGENTS: James Keys, RR 1, :aforth; V. J. Lane, RR 5, seatorthi Wm. Leiner Jr.. LondeAbOr01 Selwyn Baker. Brusants: Harold Squires, Clinton; George Coyne, Dublin; Donald. G, Eaton, seatorth 4.101•1* Miss Nancy .Strickler was one of a group sixteen front London Who spent it three-week vacation in the Netherlands, Prance and Belgium recently, Miss Marie lfeitch, Centralia WaS home ter the week-end. Miss Myra McNair has started work in the Phyechiatric Unit at Gederich, Miss Joann Dunn and Bruce Mnama, London, spent the week- end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn, They were storm stayed until Tuesday. Sunday School and the regular service in Knox Church were cancelled Qn Sunday. Rev, ()buries A. Winn is in VietOria Ho,epitel, London. World Day of Prayer Serylice The Annual World Day of Prayer service was held in Knox. Presbyterian Church with the ladies from Moncrieff in attend- allee. A brief regular monthly Meeting of the Aftertmon ,Group preceded the. prayer service. The president, Mrs. Wilfred Strickler, Opened the Meeting and Mrs. Stanley Fischer read the minutes and ealled the roll. It was answer- ea by nine Meitibers givinga verse on "prayer", 'Mrs. Mare. Neitch was first leader for the Day of Prayer service. Other leaders and readers Were Mrs. Mac Engel, Mrs. Ly110 Gordon, Mrs. Calvin Catneren and Mr's. John A. Perrie from Oranbrook and Mrs. .Tack Cox and Mrs. Lytle Pettapiece of Moncrieff United Church. A duet "Did yon think to Pray?"' was sung with Mrs. Cyril Prescott and Mrs. Douglas Evans With accompanist Mrs. Stewart Steiss, A paper on "Prayer" pre- pared by. Miss Alice J. Forrest was read by Mrs. Earl Dunn. The offering was received by Mrs, Jack Knight and Mrs, Gordon Engel. of the Evening Group.. The dedicatory prayer, was" given by Mrs, John A. Perrie. Appreeiation to all who participated in the ser- vice was extended by-Mrs, Wilfred Strickler and she invited all to the basement for a social halt hour. Lunch was served under the eonvenerahip of Mrs, Earl Dunn, MIS: Calvin Cameron and Mr's, Mae ',Engel. Cranbrok W. I. Meeting The 4aren Meeting of the W, I. was held at the home of. Mra. Gordon Engel with ab attendance of 'thirteen Metal:vete and five visitors.' The roll call was "My Dream. Heuse", The motto "Enjoy meet of the present is denied to those who worry too much about the future" was given by Mrs. M. Fraser. This was the Historical Research and Current Evente meeting. convened by Mrs. Clare 'Veatch and Mrs. Gordon Engel, The topic "Current building pro. gross in our district" was most. interesting. Some of the new buildings commented on were john. Engel's and Harvey Smith's houses, Jack Conley's and Lylle Pettapieces' barns. Farther afield was Stan Spelran's honse and Atwood and Listowel High $ebooi, Mrs. Ralph Adams, Monkton, a. teacher at the Upper Thatties 'Elementary School, MitchelL grave an interesting talk. on that school with illustrations. A number of merited on by Mrs. Gordon Engel, Mrs. Wilfred Strickler and Mrs. Gordon assisted the hOstess with refreshments. WALTON (continued from page one) Bev. :Britton for his most inspiring message. Mi's. Neil McGavin sang a solo "Keep on Praying" with Mrs. Herb Travis as -accompanist at the piano.The offering from the World Day of Prayer services across Canada provides aid for a variety of ecumenical projects around the world including pro- jects of literacy, relief, and out- reach was received by Mrs. Roy Williamson and Mrs. Allan Mc- Call and, dedicated by Mrs. W. Bewley. The closing hymn was sung followed by prayer. Rev. Docket] said Grace and a social half hour followed with, lunch ser- ved by the executive. 8th and 16th Unit The March meeting Was held at Mrs. Ken McDonald's, 'Wed- nesday evening. March 3rd. Mrs. Jim Fritz opened the meeting with the Call to Worship. Hytaa'370. was sung and Mrs, Fritz led in Prayer. She also read the scrip- ture from, Mark 12:28.34 and meditation. Mrai Don MeDonald read an article on Lent and hymn 141 was sung: Mrs, Ra0 Houston took the topic on the scriptare, the 1st and 9th commandments, The offering was received by Mrs. Da McDonald and dedicated by 'Atria Fritz, The roll call was answered by the reading of short articles. There wore eight =with- ers present and the Melaillop Unit were guests when we had a Bake Sale and orders are being taken for eards etc. The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary, Mrs. 'Frits conducted musical contest.. Grace was sung and lunch served by Mrs, Harold Bolger, Mrs. Jim Me, Donald, the hostess and other members assistin.g.. Walton III 4-H Meeting The Walton TIT }mitten-taking. club "Separates for Summer" held their first meeting at the home of Mrs. Harold 'McCallum on February 18 at 8 p.m. with 11 girls present. The meeting opened with the 4-14 pledge, The officers were elected as follows: • President Marion McCallum. 'Vice Pres. Gwen Bosm an Secretary Hickson. Press Reporter :lane Looming Mrs, McCallum told at was needed for the sewing hox and discussed styles and fabrics. Covers and Record Books were discussed. The leaders measured all the girls and showed how to do it. They had various colors of materials on display and tried them on the girls with differen1 complexions, The meeting ad. journed and lunch, was served 14, Mrs. McCalluin. Euchre Party There were. 13 tables in play at the euchre on Friday evening, held in the Walton Coln/nullity Hall. Prize winners were: High Lady, Mrs. Alvin McDonald. Low, Shirley Johnston. IIigh Man; Mrs, Jack Nelemata(playing as a man), Lucky Chair, Lawrence Lunch Was served by Mrs. Axtmann, Mrs. Doe. Achilles, Mrs, Ron Bennett, Mrs. Ken Mc- Donald. Next euchre. Fri, Mar. 19. Items omitted doe to no until irr Brussels oh Tuesday, will be published next week, Every girl knows, long akirta Make it nerd to get up the. stares. FOR SALE -- 1903 Chevy II. Standard, a-tone with 1071 licence plates. Phone 387-9264 STANDING TIMBER WANTED Tfighest cash prices for your trees (ir logs. Free estimates, Call: Craig's Sawmill 526.7220, Auburn. FOR SALE — 2;i head of Beef °caves Bill Little, RR 1. Seaforth Phone 527-0138 FOR SALE — McCiary -Easy range and frigerator, iu new condition. Ma elia.n Hardware a87-652:-. Brussele, Any application not necessarily accepted. Mrs. E. M. Cardiff, Clerk Ethel, Ontario. FOR SALE In Brussels, 7 room frame asphalt covered house equipped with 2 piece bath and cupboards. Apply Box 50, Brussels, REFRIGERATION SERVICE Guaranteed service to all types. Complete Apliance repairs at BURKE ELECTRIC Wingtham - 357-2450 4leetrical Contractors-Appliance:2 - Motor Rewind, 24 hour emergete cy service.