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TIME FOR A TEA BREAK — These four
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Al2 — THE BRUSSELS POST, OCTOBER 28, 1 981
CLASSIFIED WI convention held
22 Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
AND OTHERS
IN THE MATTER OF THE
ESTATE OF GEORGE
HUGHES CAMPBELL LATE
of the Village of Brussels, in
the. County of Huron, and
Province of Ontario,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
pursuant to the Trustee Act
that all creditors and others
having claims against the
Estate of the late GEORGE
HUGHES CAMPBELL are
required to send particulars
of their claims, duly verified
I to Mr. John T. Goodall,
Barrister and Solicitor, P.O.
Box 730, 261 Josephine Street
Wingham, Ontario NOG2WO
on or before the 13th day of
November, 1981 and that
after such date the Executors
will proceed to distribute the
assets of the said Estate,
having regard only to the
claims of which they shall
then have had notice.
Dated at Wingham, Ontario.
this 15th day of October 1981.
Mr: John T. Goodall
Solicitor for the Estate
of GEORGE HUGHES
CAMPBELL
22-12-3
24 Card of Thanks
Sincere thanks to our friends,
neighbours, and relatives for
their kind . expressions of
sympathy, during our recent
bereavement of a loving
daughter and sister. Also
thanks to those who contri-
buted to the Canadian Cancer
Society. Your kindness was
greatly appreciated. — Mrs.
Nelson Higgins and family.
24-13-1
Our sincere thanks to every-
one during the recent death of
my father. Thanks for the
mass cards, floral tributes,
also the food brought to the
home, cards and phone calls
as well. It was all very much
appreciated. —Rita Deitner,
and family. 24-13-1
A big Thank You to Walton
Community for the farewell
card party given in our
honour Friday night and
presented us with a generous
gift of money. Thanks to
those that planned the even-
ing, and the entertainment
especially the Walton players
who presented the skit "A
Normal Day at the Ben-
netts". These memories of
Walton we will always cher-
ish. Also thanks to Sunday
school staff and pupils for
their gift. Thanks to all those
who helped us with the
moving to Seaforth — Ron
and Pauline Bennett.
24-13x1
26 Personal
Mr. and Mrs., Rolf Strobel of
Durham are pleased to an-
nounce the forthcoming mar-
riage of their daughter Rita
Jacqueline Strobel to Freder-
ick Arnold Stute, son, of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Stute, R.R. 4
Brussels to take place Satur-
day, November 7 at 7 p.m. in
Melville Presbyterian Church
Brussels. Open reception to
follow at. Brussels Legion.
26-13-1
Every week more and
more people discover what
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by low cost Post Want Ads
Dial BrtiSSeIS 881,6641` 4
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11-13-1
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12 Wanted to Buy
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19 Notice
NEW painless hair removal
method. Introducing a ."per-
manent" painless hair re-
moval system. "Epilator" no
needles. Now available at
George of Brussels Hairstyl-
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19-13-1
26 Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miners,
R.R. 2, Bluevale, wish to
announce the engagement of
their daughter Linda Pauline
to Niel James, Son of Mr.a nd
Mrs. Lloyd Warwick, Blue-
vale. Wedding to take place
November 7, Bluevale United
Church. ' 2 6-13x1
27 Births
SMITH: Robert and Christine
are pleased to announce the
arrival of their daughter,
Christa Joanne, 6 lbs. 6 oz. on
October 8th at Clinton Public
Hospital. A' sister for Jamie
and a granddaughter for Mr.
and Mrs. James Chalmers'
and Mr. and Mrs. Ross
Smith. 27-13-1
Gorrie
On Sunday, a surprise
party for the 40th Wedding
Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Taylor was given by
their family at the home of
their son Mr. and Mrs, Jim
Taylor, R.R. 1, Gorrie. Other
members of their families are;
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pehlke
Kim and Janice, R.r. 1
Monkton; Mr. and Mrs. Don-
ald Taylor, Jeremy and Erin,
'and Mr. and Mrs. Allan
Taylor, R.R. 1, Gorrie, Rela-
tives and friends from Wing-
ham, Stratford, Elmira; Scar-
borough, Fordwich, and Gor-
rie were guests.
1 i Articles for Sale
1 Corning Events
HOWICK Lions Bingo will be
held October 30 at 8 p.m. in
Wroxeter Community Hall.
Admission $1.00. 12 regular
games for $10; 2 share the
wealth; one $25; special jack-
pot $150 on 52 calls. Purple
Ball $180, door and consolat-
ion prizes. 1-13-1
USE
Post
WANT -ADS
Phone 887-6641
Continued from page 1
way as well as what the
disabled can accomplish, The
Howick Central School
Ukelele Band played for
entertainment and Mrs.
Bonnie McKenchnie sang
two solos,
Ms. Norman Coghlin was
chairman for the Friday,
morning meeting. Molly
McGhee, Director of Home
Economics Service, Toronto
commended the help with
4-H work. Ontario is the only
proVince that has not shown
a decrease in 4-H member-
ship. The reports were given
in the form of a skit. The
F.W.I.O. President conduct-
ed the election of officers and
installed the new executive
as follows: past president -
Mrs. G. Reist, Kitchener,
pres. - Mrs. J. H. Lambert
R.R. 5, Guelph; 1st vice
pres. - Mrs. Norm Coghlin,
Atwood, 2nd vice pres. -
Mrs. J.D. Moore R.R. 4,
Cambridge, 3rd vice pres. -
Mrs. Wallace Knapp R.R. 2,
Georgetown, secretary -
Mrs. John Playle, R.R. 7,
Guelph, treasurer - Mrs.
Howard Herrle, R.R. 1, St.
Agatha, P.R.O. - Mrs. Del-
mar Smyth, Tweedsmuir
Curator - Mrs. Donald Mc-
Tavish, executive committee
- Mrs. Ken Law, Mrs. R.
Wanless, Mrs. Wm. Osborn,
auditors - Mrs. Carl Snyder,
Mrs. Dorothy Elliott, provin-
cial board directors: subdiv,,
A Post Classified will pay
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887-6641.
ision 10 - Mrs. Max Noble,
alternate - Mrs. Fred Mc-
Eachern, subdivision. II -
Mrs.. Norm Coghlin, alter-
nate - Mrs. Ed Osborn,
subdivision 12 - Mrs, R.C.
Alexander, alternate - Mrs.
John McNabb, agriculture
and Canadian Industries -
Mrs. Mac Thompson, citi-
zenship and world affairs -
Mrs. Robert Schmidt, educa-
tion and cultural activities -
Mrs. Harry Scott, resolut-
ions - Mrs. R.J. Reid, family
and consumer affairs - Mrs.
Wallace Lasby.
After lunch served by the
CAROLINE [CARRIE]
MCLEOD
Mrs. Caroline (Carrie
Higgins) McLeod of 19 Mar-
grath Place, Etobicoke died at •
Toronto General Hospital on
Saturday, October 17. She
was 54.
She was born in Morris
Township, the daughter of
Nelson and Selena (Wheeler)
Higgins.
She attended the Stone
School in Morris Township
and the Wingham and Dis-
trict High School and was a
member of the United
Chtirch.
Surviving besides her
mother who lives on the third
concession of Morris Town-
ship and her husband Roder-
ick McLeod whom she marr-
ied in 1949 are her children,
Gayle (Mrs. J. Favalaro) of
Mississauga, Paul of Missis-
B.M. & G. catering group,
Mrs.. Lambert was again
chairman. Mrs. R.C. Alex-
ander and Mrs, Norm Cogh-
lin gave the Board Directors'
Presentation with slides de-
picting VV.I. work around the
province. Mrs. Bride told of
the W.I. trip to Britain last
year with the highlight being
the fellowship with other
W.I. members.
Thanks was extended to
the B.M. & G. catering
groups,. those who billeted
W.I. members, and to all the
ladies who took part in the
convention in any way.
sauga, and Pamela, Anne,
Mary and Robert all at home.
She is also survived by four
sisters ,and three brothers,
Dorothycharles, Norman and
Ross all of Morris Township,
Mrs. Carman (Ferral) Farrier
of Long Branch, Mrs. Lloyd
(Mildred) McDonald of
Waterloo and Mrs. Tom
(Edna) Pletch of Brussels.
Four grandchildren also sur-
vive.
The body was at the Butler
Funeral Chapel, 4933 Dundas
St., Islington until funeral
services were held Tuesday,
October 20 at 2:30 p.m. from
the Richview United Church,
149 Wellesworth Drive, Etob-
icoke. Burial followed at the
Sanctuary Park Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Tom
Pieta, Ed. McDonald, Char-
les White, William Potter,
Bill Edmonds and George
Clark.
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Furniture
SPLENDID SELECTION
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KROEIILER BEDROON SUITES
at the
Godfrey Schuett's Showrooms
at Mildmay
Competitive Prices
Trade-ins accepted
Schuett's Deliver
GIFT ITEMS including cedar chests; swivel and
Recliner Chairs; lamps;
Shop at SCHUETT'S MILDMAY ON 6 FLOORS OF
FURNITURE ETC.
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