The Brussels Post, 1972-10-04, Page 8LOWE'S
Phone 887.9339
We Deliver
CHEEZ WHIZ
Schneider's S. P.
COTTAGE ROLLS
stokwys — 14-oz.
HONEY POD PEAS
Assorted Flavours — 30-oz.
CAN. DRY POP
Dares Cookie Jar
COOKIES
Mother
PARKER'S TEA BAGS
2 lb- 1.95
790
2 f or 530
4,for 890
2 lb. bag 99*
60's 87t
You are invited
to see and drive
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Chevrolet and Oldsmobile
models on display
SEE OUR EXHIBITS AT
BRUSSELS FALL FAIR
1972 Models Available
AT REDUCED PRICES
McCUTCHEON MOTORS LTD.
CHEVROLET YOUR NEW CAR
GM
CHEVROLET and OLDSMOBILE DEALER
The Diann 610 two-door hardtop. The new 610 model is the largest of the Datsun line in Canada.
610 Leads impressive
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Call us - Let Us Demonstrate
GERALD'S DATSUN.
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News of Ethel "
Honor couple on anniversary FAIR DAY
See the complete new line of
WINTER WORK BOOTS at
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Fall Fair Day Clearance Sale
Ladies' and Misses'
Pant Dresses and Pant Suits
NOW IN STOCK
Reduced prices on Boys' and Youths'
Snow Suits and Jackets
84,8 years — Also new fall slacks just arrived
COME IN and LOOK AROUND
—Special prices on Sayelle Multi-Colour Yarn—
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OrresPOndent
Mrs.Cbester Earl
AbOnt fifty people from
Ethel, Brussels and Atwood mg-
bred to LOnden Saturday evening
September 23rd to help honour
Nir.and Mrs.Harolel Swift (former
residents Of Ethel) who cele-
brated their Golden Wedding.
Some #ollc chartered a bus and
Some went in, cars to the Cen-
tennial Hall in London where
about two hundred gathered to
honour the Swifts. A program
called 'Flash Back', was much
enjoyed by all and was a sur-
prise to 'the guests of honour.
Dancing to Bobby Downs was
enjoyed and at midnight a 'de-
licious smorgasbord luncheon
was served. The Swifts received
many telegrams and gifts. One
of the gifts was an oil painting
of the Ethel store which the
Swifts owned a few years back.
Mrs. Gregory of Gorrie painted
the picture. All in all a very
enjoyable -evening was had by all.
Everyone is puffing on big
cigars. Why not! Mr. and Mrs.
Doug Evans are very proud to
announce the birth of a son.
Mrs. Austin Raymond is a
patient in the hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl McDonald
and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Earl
and family were guests of the
Johnston-Coghlin wedding Fri-
day evening in Atwood United
Church and also visited the
Johnston home on Sunday when
the gifts of the bride aid groom
were shown at 'Open House'.
A number of folk attended
the Moncrieff Anniversary on
Sunday when a former minis,-
ter, Rev. Harold Snell of
London was guest Minister.
Mr.& Mrs, Bob Lampkin and
/dr, And Mrs. Gary Crozier of
Kitchener visited Mr. and Mrs.
Los Crozier.
Visitors with Mrs, Bert
Godden were Mr. and Mrs. Hod
Gooden and family of Brampton
and Mrs. Walter Murray and
Nancy of $t. Pau's.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Lobb
of Huron Park and daughter,
Mrs. Leslie Brown and baby of
Dryden visited recently with
Miss Jane McLennon.
Sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Hall on the passing
of a grandson, Bill Hall, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Hall, Owen
Sound.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Earl,
and Janice of Owen Sound visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Earl.
Mrs. Layton Smith visited Mr.
and Mrs. Gary Smith and family
of Lakeside for a few days.
Miss Debbie Coghlin and
master Paul Coghlin of Ford-
wich spent the weekend with their
great grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl McDonald.
Those in hospital are Mr.
Cameron Cochran, Mrs.Wm. Ba-
ker, Mr. Geo. Dunbar,Mrs. Aus-
tin Raynard, Mrs. Del quest, and
Mr. Art Rock.
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Lynn were, Mr. and Mrs.
Mervin O'Brien and daughters
Marlene and Virginia, of Sharon
and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Cuthbert
of London.
A few ladies of the W.I. spent
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Monday in Auburn at the fall
Rally of the W.I.
Mr, and Mrs. Harold DOW, of
Fordwich and Mr, and Mrs, Ed-
ward Doig of Montreal, visited
this past week with Nix% and Mrs.
4. Breniner and Doris.
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Cunn-
ingham, and Mrs. Elsie Cunning,
ham visited Sunday with mrs,
Estelle Fritz and Eleanor in
Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs, Stan Siebert
visited for the weekend in Fer-
gus and Guelph.
Mr, and Mrs. W. Krauter
and Mrs. Win. Campbell, visited
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. MaK
Abram in Kitchener.
Mrs. wm. Campbell attended
the fiftieth wedding anniversary
of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. parr in
'prima this past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Klein-
strutter and Johnathon of wat-
erloo spent the weekend with par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard K loin-
steuber. Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Kleinsteuber and baby, Laura
of Brampton, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Kuhl of Varna visited Sunday
at the same home.
Mrs. J. Turner of Ha.rriston
spent this past week with her
daughter, Mrs. Robt. Cunning-
ham and Mr. Cunningham.
8—THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 4, 1972
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