The Brussels Post, 1981-01-14, Page 16
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19 Notice
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1 MIle North of
LONDESBORO
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FOR SALE
USED SNOWMOBILES
We also Service
and Repair
SNOWMOBILES AND
SNOWBLOWERS AND
OTHER SMALL ENGINE
EQUIPMENT
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12 Wanted to Bay
WANTED TO BUY: Small
calves, beef or dairy. Clare
Van Camp 357-2861.
12-72-1
Hockey
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GAMES THIS WEEK
Wed: 7:00 - Clinton Bantams
at Brussels
8:30 - Zurich Midgets at
Brussels
Fri.: 6:00 - Mitchell Novice
at Brussels
7:00 - Mitchell Atoms
at Brussels
8:30 - Wingham
PeeWees at Brussels
Sat.: 9:00 - Kings vs Leafs at
Brussels
10:00 Hawks vs Wings
at Brussels
Sun. 8:15 Howick
Intermediates at Brussels
Tues:7:30 - Seaforth Ringette
at Brussels
WANTED
TO BORROW!
Old photos and
memorabilia of Morris
Twp. We are presently
compiling a History of
Morris Township for the
125th Anniversary
celebration this
summer. Can you help
us?
JEANNE KIRKBY
887.6428
27 Births
WATTS - Dave and Cathy
are pleased to announce the
safe arrival of their daughter
Jennifer Marie, otl
December 23, 1980. First
granddaughter for Gerald
And Kay Bridge and Max and
:"Barb Watts and great grand-
child for Mr. and Mrs.
George Heibein. 27-72x1
GOWING: Lynda and Dave
are pleased,ito announce the
arrival on January 12, 1981 of
Matthew David Bruce,
weighing 6 lbs., 101/2 oz., a
brother for Amy. 27-72-1
Cranbrook
MRS. MAC ENGEL
887-6645
The Canadian Order of
Foresters held their first card
party of the season on Friday
evening. Jan. 9, in the
Community Centre with 13
tables playing. The following
were prize winners, High
score lady playing as man -
Muriel Hamilton; High lady -
Helen Dobson, 2nd High
lady - Jean Dunn; High Score
man - Cliff Beirnes; 2nd high
man - Lorne Strickler; Low
Lady - Linda Minielly. Low
Man - Gerald Knight; Lucky
table - Yvonne Knight,
Wilfred St rickler. Score card
draw - Sharon Rapson; Lone
Hands - Jim Minielly and
Priscilla Bray; Birthday Prize
- Harry Jacklin.
Prizes were donate!' by
McCutcheon Motors, Blake
Orchards, Bank of
Commerce, Newry
Veterinary Clinic,- and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfred Streakier.
Another euchre is planned
for Friday evening, Jan. 23.
Proceeds are for cancer
research.
The January meeting of
the Cranbrook W.I. was held
at the home of Mrs. Fred
Smith with a good
attendance. The meeting was
convened by Mrs. John
Vanass and Mrs. Jim Hart.
The guest speaker was Mrs.
John Blake who told about
her life in Poland. Mrs.
Vanass will be hostess for the
February meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Lentz and family of P.E.I.
visited Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cotton.
SUSANNAH ELLEN HART
Mrs. George (Susannah
Ellen) Hart of R.R. 2,
Brussels died at the Seaforth.
Community Hospital on
Saturday, January 3. She
was in her 85th year.
She was born in Grey
Township, daughter of the
late Angus Carmichael and
Susannah Shiels. She was
married to George Henry
Hart who predeceased her in
December of 1980.
Surviving are two
daughters, Etta (Mrs. Fred
Buchanan) Of Kinburn and
Jean (Mrs. Ross Anderson)
of Bornholm and four sons
John at home, Charles of
Goderich, James and Robert
of Grey Township. Also
surviving are 18 grand-
children and three great-
grandchildren.
Funeral and commital
services were held from the
Brussels chapel of the M.L.
Watts. Funeral Home on
Tuesday, January 6 at 2 p.m.
with Rev. Dr. J. K .R.
Thomson of Knox
Presbyterian Church.
Cranbrook officiating.
Pallbearers were Harry
Gillis, Ross McTaggart, Jim-
McTaggart, Michael
Gulutzen, Henry Reesor and
Robert Hennick.
Flowerbearers were Betty
Buchanan, Brenda Anderson
and Donna and Cheryl Hart.
Temporary entombment is
in the Brussels cemetery
chapel with burial to follow in
the spring'.
HAZEL islAg CLARKE
Mrs. Clarence Clarke of
R.R. 2, Listowel died at the
Listowel Memorial Hospital
on Tuesday, January 6. She
Was in her 69th year.
The former Hazel Mae
Raynard is survived by her
husband. Clarence , three
daughters, Vivien (Mrs. Ken
Laidlaw) of R.R. 1, Atwood;
Ruth ( Mrs. Russel Kirk-
patrick) of R.R. 3, Elmwood;
Linda (Mrs. Richard Rush) of
R.R. 2, Listowel and two sons
Harvey of R.R. 1, Atwood
and Cecil of Atwood.
Also surviving are 18
grandchildren and two great-
grandchildren; two sisters,
Mrs. Laura McFarlane of
Bluevale, Mrs. Doris
McFarlane of Listowel and
one brother, Cecil Raynard of
Ethel.
She was predeceased by
her parents, Austin and
Essie Raynard and two
brothers, . Sylvester and
John. .
The body was at the
Pebbles Funeral Home, John
St., Atwood until Friday,
January 9, when funeral and
commital services were held
at the funeral home.
Temborary entombment is
in Mount Pleasant Cemetery,
Ethel with spring burial to
follow.
Pallbearers were Murray
and Brian Clarke and Doug,
Don, Robert and Jerry
Laidlaw,
Flowerbearers were
Rosemary Laidlaw, Mary Lou
Clarke, Richard and Roger
Kirkpatrick.
Church of Canada.
Surviving are seven sons
Williard, and Donald of
Winnipeg, Gerald of Alberta,
Robert of Brussels, Cyril of
Molesworth, Fred of St.
Marys and Thomas of R.R. 2
Wroxeter; a daughter, Mrs.
Linda Steckley of Winnipeg;
four brothers, Keith, Lloyd
and Fred Saylor, all of
Ottawa and Cyril Saylor of
Africa; a sister, Mrs. Lee
White of Ottawa and 20
grandchildren.
Mrs. Stevens was prede-
ceased by her husbands and
brother Donald.
Funeral service was held
at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday,
January 3rd at the -Robert
French Funeral Home in
Listowel. Rev. Bert Vancook
officiated. Cremation to
follow.
WALTER PORTER
Word was received in
Brussels of the death of
Walter Porter of Port Col-
borne, a former resident of
Brussels.
He passed away on Christ-
mas Eve, December 24th, in
Welland County General
Hospital where he had been
a patient for several Weeks.
He was 83 years of age.
The late Mr. Porter is well
remembered by many in this
community. He came to
Brussels as Manager of the
Bank of Commerce and re-
mained in that position for a
number of years. He was a
member of Melville Presby-
terian Chruch, Brussels and
of Brussels Lions Club.
Surviving are his wife of
Port Colborne and daughter
Joyce.
Funeral service was held
on December 27th at 2:00
p.m. with Rev. James Mc-
Clure and Rev. Philip Brown
officiating. Interment in
First Presbyterian Church I
Cemetery Penetanguishene.
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Gorrie
Holiday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. David
Neilson were Miss Elizabeth
Neilson and Mr, Ronald
Westcott of Orillia; Rev, and
Mrs. John Neilson of
Saskatoon Sask.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Price.
Peggy and Scott visited
Saturday evening with Mrs.
H. Price'of Milton.
Mrs. Lloyd Felker visited
recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Clare Swidom of Kitchener.
CLASSIFIED
Obituaries
MURIEL .1. STEVENS
Mrs. Muriel J. Stevens of
Listowel died January 1st,
1981 at her late residence.
She was 65 years of age.
Born in Ottawa on Febru-
1 ary 26, 1915, she married
Willard Stevens in Montreal,
She was a resident of the
Listowel area most of her
life, Mrs, Stevens was a
member of the United