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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1981-09-09, Page 14A14 THE SEWSMS POST, SEPTEMBER 9 ,1981 CLASSIFIED 20 Auction. Sales 1 (orning Events Diane Cox heads Cranbrook 4-H club Auction Sale, WINGHAM AUCTION CENTRE next to L.C.B.O. J. Alexander- Auctioneer ESTATE OP Late NnuEmAircoim LUCKNOW Jas. R. Henderson and Mary Henderson, Executors Saturday, Sept. 12, 1981, 11 A.M. WE RECOMMEND YOU DO NOT MISS THIS SALE Pine fl. to wall 12 pane gl. cupboard; Cannonball 4 post- er rope bed - exc.; walnut tea wagon; antique oak writing desk; Heintzman piano - good cond.; Franklin stove; lge. pine jelly cupboard; antique 4 dr. cherry chest; Press bk. commode chair; 6 hip rest chairs; wicker fernery; pine blanket box; drop leaf console table; 6 oak hip rest chairs rd. seat; 2 port. b & w T.V. sets; pine harvest table; 9 x 12 Axminster rug good; 2 accordion hat racks, porcelain tip; model 271 Continental organ; nest of tables; maga- zine table; floor and table lamps; coal oil lamp; 2 dr. comb, freezer-Mg, like new; 24" elc. stove - late model; excellent dryer; McClary wringer washer - new cond.; 2 sm. pine tables w. drawer; new self-propelled Lawn Boy mower; 1974 DODGE DART AUTOMOBILE - app. 16,000 miles - UNBELIEVABLE CONDITION -safety checked; ladies bicycle; twin beds; box springs & mattresses; 3 chests of drawers; several mirrors in frames; small Chinese print; Chinese water colour mural; clean bedding; elec. kitchen utensils; de- humidifier; 5 trunks; 7 crocks all sizes; round copper boiler; several wicker baskets; Per- rin biscuit box; new deluxe model exercise bicycle; many small wood and metal boxes; hand maae o....—,i.;:eads; knit- ted throw cover; standard kitchen utensils; quantity old interesting jewellery; quant- tiy silver, brass, china, good glass incl. Mary Gregory glasses, Demitasse cups, overlay milk glass dish & many interesting pieces too numerous to mention; some antique wind-up toys; quant- ity sealers; garden tools; several boxes misc. items; knickn acks, etc. AUTOMOBILE TO SOLD AT 3 P.M. PREVIEW - FRI. SEPT. 11, 2-5 and 7-9 and Sat. Morn. 9 a.m. to sale time. MOBILE LUNCH TEL 357-1011 & 3574442 20-06-' WALTON Area Sports Club Squirt Tournament, Friday, Sept. 11, All Day Saturday 12., Everyone Welcome. 1.06-1 PLAN to attend Belgrave, Blyth, Brussels School. Fair to be held in Belgrave on. Tuesday, Sept. 15 with parade starting at 1 p.m. 1-06-1 24 Card of Thanks The family of the late Norman Thompson wish to thank our relatives, friends, and neigh- bours for flowers, cards and donations received. Many thanks to Rev. Hugh David- son for his comforting mess- age and to all those who helped in any way in the recent loss of a husband, father and grandfather. Your kindness will always be re- membered —Isabel, Frank, Lois, and Paul. 24-06-1 10 Used Cars i976 Four Door Sedan DeVille In Good Condition. Phone 527-1442. 10-02-1 Huronview Pe Still My Soul was the anthem sung by the Huron- view choir at the Sunday morning service. Sunday evening Hymn Sing was held. We much appre- ciate the invitation extended to us by Mr. Lorne Brown for the generous offer of free ad mittance to the Drive-In and a special treat during the show. We had to decline due to the poor weather Mrs. Prouty held Bible Study in the chapel on Thurs- day afternoon and also on Thursday three car loads of Residents journeyed to Blyth to see He Won't Come In From The Barn. Residents who viewed the show are Al Macey, Ella Elder, John McTaggart, Helen Bradley, Mary McAllister, Verda Beckler, Grace Peck, C layton Steels, Janet Zapfe, Margaret Mitchell, Edith Al- dington, and Mabel Jeffer y. Enjoying an outing in the van this week were Irwin Trewartha, Clayton Steels, Ernest Appleton, Andy Hous- ton, Edna Gemmel, Edna Mote, Jean Miller, Louis Wild, Edith Aldington, Helen Bradley., Jack Baker, Bobby Hatter, Henry Hodgkinson, Louie Siemon, Nelson Lear, Jim Carnochan, and Bill Marsh. Correspondent. MRS. MAC ENGEL $87.664,5 Officers were elected when Cranbrook 4-11 Club #2 met at Diane Elston's on Sept. 2 The officers are President - Dianne Cox, vice-president - Lori Terpstra and secretary and press reporter rotating. The leaders discussed chickens and knives, their sharpening characteristics and descriptions. Grace van Donkersgoed demonstrated Correspondent MRS. JOE WALKER 357.3558 "For the fruits of His creation" was the hymn which opened the Sept. 2 meeting of the Women's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church, at the home of Mrs. Gordon Mun- dell. Mrs. Beryl Kirton chose scripture from St. John, read- ing Chapter 18, verses 33-40. Mrs. Terrance Trites gave the comments with prayer by Mrs. Kirton. Eight ladies answered the roll call, mentioning a verse pertaining to harvest. The treasurer's report was given, the offering received, with prayer by Mrs. Golley. Business included, An in- vitation to the Fall Rally in St. Andrews in Wingham, Sept. 29: - A letter from the Leprosy mission, Topic Book Discus- sion, Fall Thank offering planned and also the church service of Oct. 18 when the W, M. S. will tell the congreg- ation of our work with miss- ions. Mrs. Wm. Elston was in WANTED Caretaker for Walton Comm- unity Hall. Please apply in writing before Sept. 30 stating salary ex- pected, Walton WOmen's Institute. Mrs. Bill Humph- ries Secretary - Treasurer. Box 22, Walton, NOK 1ZO. A GOOD AD in a good publication gets reed regardless of its site or its location, WANT' PROOF? You're reading this rrieS7 sage right now, aren't you? cutting up a whole chicken. The members learned that chicken fat can be used for frying food and chicken has less calories when the skin is oft The next meeting is to be held at Grace van Donkers, goed's Wed., Sept. 9th at 7 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conley enjoyed a three week motor trip to Saskatchewan, return- ing home on Thursday, Sept. 3. They visited friends at Watson, Spalding, Rosetown Outlook and Lannigan, charge of the topic, "Mission Is". She told of some of the problems in South Africa where the white people have everything. Black people are trash. To speak to a black person would be breaking the law. Jesus said, "If we lose our lives we will gain it." C hris- tianity is not in the church, but in the people. They should love one another. A short quiz followed, with a summary of what mission is, some of the answers being teaching, loving, working for Christ and help- ing others. Mrs. Golley thanked our hostess for her hospitality. Mrs. Kirton and Mrs. Mundell served lunch. Among those they visited were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Curtis (the former Mary Recker) who operated the Cranbrook store. Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred ler returned on Friday from a three week camping holiday, travelling the northern -route in Northern Ontario, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Knight took their daughter, Mary Ellen to Moose\ Factory where she will be teaching for the coming term. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Murray Huether, Brussels, and drove to Coch- rane, by train to Moosenee, then cane to Moose Factory Island, They also had a boat trip up into James Bay. Mr. and Mrs. John Vanass and family spent a few days last week at Bracebridge. Visiting Mrs, Ida Gordon recently was Mrs. Reta Nix- on, London, Mrs, Alma IVfiniely, Lambeth, and Frank Hunter, Oshawa, Mr. Joe Petri, Miss Lois Pettis and Mr. Dave McGreg• or of St. Catharines visited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mit— chell. Mrs. Dadswell, Harriston and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murray, Windsor visited Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, and family last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Work- man and boys spent several days in the Collingwood 'area. Mrs. Betty Hirzel and daughter Holly, Fraser, Mich. John Platz, Detroit, and his nephew Otto Gensh- eimer, Offenbach, Germany, spent the holiday weekend here. Auction Calendar SUNDAY, SEPT. 13 - Coin & Gun Auction. Resheduled fot Sunday Oct. 4. SAT., SEPT. 19, for Mrs. G. Blake. 1 1,4 miles South and 1 mile east Brussels, Complete line of household effects, coilectables and antiques, including blanket box, wash stand, mantle clock, jewellers bench, rocking chair, fur coats, etc. SAT., SEPT. 26 - for Mr. and Mrs. A. Varley, N. Main St. Seaforth, Complete line of household effect4 and collectables including corner china. cabinet, piano, freezer, bedroom suite etc. SUNDAY, OCT. 4 - Coins including mint sets, gold coins, nearly 510,000 worth; tokens, military medals; guns; post cards, including Many Ontario and Canadian cards. Anyone with related items tO sell please contact Toni1Papple AUedoneer R.R. 4, Seafordt 5274940. 20.064 Bluevale WMS hears about S. Africa troubles You are invited to attend Evangelistic Meetings Zion Mennonite Fellowship Church (5 km. East of Cranbrook) Sept. 9th to Sept. 16th, Each Evening at 8 p.m. Speaker - William Stutzman, Sugarcreek, Ohio Your presence and prayers will be "appreciated • BRUSSELS BRANCH 218 ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION 50th Anniversary 3 Day Celebration Friday, Sept. 11 Pub Night at the Legion starting at 7 p.m. Dance to Records Sing-Song and Get Acquainted Party Saturday, Sept. 12 Banquet and dance at B.M.G. Community Centre. Sunday, Sept. 13 3 p.m. Parade, forms at Legion, laying of wreath at cenotaph, parade proceeds past receiving stand and continues to 8,,M.6 Arena for Drumhead service, parade returns to Legion Hall where lunch and refreshments will be served.