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DIRECTOSSeeMrs.. .Pherles Davie, Miss Milne McFertarte,
Please Pelt (;lass Nittnber„ as well as :Section, on ticket. •
AU Exhibits in competition in this class: to be the work of
the exhibitor, Judges are instructed to discard all soiled, defaced
or old. work, and award prizes to new up-to-date work, •
Class let 2nd 3rd
1, Crib quilts $1:00 .75 .50
2, Quilt, fancy :giutueg 2.00 1.00 .75
3, Quilt, patchwork - 200 1.00 .75
4, Quilt, embroidered 2;00 1.00 .75
5, Qhilt, appliqued ...... ............ 2.00 1.00. 35
6. Quilt, novelty Demi odds and ends.... 2,00 1.00 .75 .
$5,00 of above quilt prize money donated by
Airs, James Mair,
7, Five different quilt patterns, mounted on white
cotton... ....... ..... - ...... , ............ .......... -.,..,.,„75 50 .25
8„, Wastepaper Basket, suitable for bedroom,
hOine-made) :75 .50 25
9, Floor rug, cotton, hooked ..•,.., 1.00 .75 ,50
'10. Floor rug, cotton, braided 1,00: ,75 ;50
11. Floor rug. old wool material, hooked 1,00 ;75 .50
12. Floor rug, wool, yarn . 1.00 35 ,50;
13. Floor rug, made of twine 1,00 .75 .50
14, Pair of pillowcases, cross stitch .75 .50 ,25
15, Pair Of pillowcaseS, embroidered - .75 .50 .25
16. Pair of pillowcases, crochet edge 35 .50 .25
17. Pair of pillOwcases, knit lace .75 .50 ,25
18. Colored pillowcases and sheet, embroidered 1.00 .75 .50
19, Two guest towels, each different 35 ,50 .25
AO. Fancy pin cushion .50 .35 ,25
SECTION N - Home Crafts
10. Table cover, 54x54, any new design
11. Table cover, crochet, 54x72
12, Buffet set; (embroidered)
13. Buffet set (crochet)
14. Set of place mats, crochet
15. Set of place mats, any other design
16. Three doilies (not over 10"), mounted, made of
crochet thread
KITCHEN
Applications will be ne,ceived by the undersigned
following positions at Huronview, Clinton, Ontario:
for the
1, CHIEF STAN ION AR Y ENGINEER -
Third Class Papers or better
Duties to commence immediately
Salary range -- $3,600.00 - 4,100.00
YOURS
NOW
FOR' ONLY finthidingthe A6titi Heavy Duty battery)
MUCH BELOW ITS ACTUAL EETAIL VALUE ,
oitiA two tar oitioil.e*Oktkozve)
KEEP INSURED!
Separate premiums are requited frit
your insurance from now on. Obtain
application form at a bank, a hos-
pital or the
KEEP INSURED!
'the Family pi•eh-durn must be paid to
'over husband and wife. Tell your
group Ok, if you pay yoUr prcinituris
direct, Notify the Commission,
KEEP 1NtURED!
Follow carefully the histruetiohs on the
back of the Certificate Of Paytneet
Form 104, Which your employer is
required to give you,
Thursday. Max 101i, 1712. THE BRUSSELS POST
eeeeteete*Neneeemille....44eeeee
FOR FOR SALE.
Man's, real nice, $port °oat, size food quality Sebago Potatoes,
aS, Apply et The jireoel kj pot john Perris Phone 751'15 1
•(...:RAINBROCOr
Hunter Fa.m.ltv Re-Union arussels Fair Prize List
Mr. and Mrs, Lylle nord0ii. held.
FOR SA.1.4 Open house timing the weekend In
100 acres of pasture Large Moffatt Electric Stove, he lemor of their sister, ,ft's. Annie
D. A. Rowland, • 13041 g4pd shape, Will he tigha reationable.. fieshe,y . of Pasadena, California..
Phone Brussels. 35r16 Phone 48044. Ameng thou attending were Mrs.
,S4.1 Jennie Surto, Des Moines, Iowa,
and hit's. f.0.0111 Merlure of Indiana-
led.; Mr. • end hit's. Sydney
Barnes, Louise and Donald, Barnes,
London: Mr. and Mrs. Richard
• Killingsworth. R1, Thomas, Mrs. .
McCallum, St, Thomas; Mrs, Mae
Mae Baker, Listowel: Miss Pearl
Screen Door, nearly new; Lady's Baiter, Brussels .: Mr. and Mrs, Elmer
large suit case, blue, silk-lined; Zimmer. Midland, and riantrIrtor
Dresser with good mirror. Aran, Western 'University, T.endon:
FOR RENT
WANTED -
Old pine and cherry furniture
Lamps, guns, and colored dishes.
P. A. Fraser Phone 392W8
MAN WANTED ,
Permanent Waiter wanted for
beverage Nom, 'No poet 'time help
required, Contact: The Manager„
The New American Hotel, Brussels
•
FOR RENT--
I have grass, Abed() and water for
10 head of young cattle
Wm.. J. Grant, H.R. 3, Brussels '
Phone 25r6.
OP, SALE -T.
P
Mrs, L. J'ermyrt Phone 90-
WANTED --
35 bead of cattle to pasture, 100
aoree, lot 14, concession 12,
McKillop 'twp. Fred ;Glanville
Phone 831r32i Seaforth
PET 91,1
.1 F. CTS
Dependable.serviee plus a line of First Quality Co-.op 'Products
have earned the confidence of Ontario's farmers, For this.
reason, more farmers have switched to CO-OP Gasolines,
CO-OP Heavy Duty Motor Oil, CO-OP Cofax and CO-OP
Lubco (multi-purpose) Grease.
It's the results that count, and you got good results every
time you use CO-OP Lubco, the multi-purpose, all-season
lubricant for wheel bearings, water pumps, etc;. Give your
car, truck, or tractor engine the care it deserves-use COOP
Heavy Duty Motor Oil ... it suppresSes harmful sludge, rust,
and bearing-eating acids-keeps engines running smoothly..
BABY CHICKS --
Bray can give prompt shipment on
most varities dual purpose; dayolds
and started 3-4 week old. Also
Ames, Send for
Agent - Mrs. R. Barrett, Brussels.
MAN WANTED
Cionlinhe many years of Rawleigh
Service in Huron. County,
Previteus experience or capital
investment not necessary, You are
elielble if you own, a. car, hear a'
good renutation and are able and
willing 'to work 7-8 hours each day,
;For inforination write Rawleighle
Dept, R-152.914, 4005 Richol
Montreal.
Please number each exhibit, and only new work to be exhib-
PO. All defaced or soiled work will he discarded.
DIRECTORS - Mrs. George Martin Mrs. William Evans;
Mrs. Glen Huether, Mrs. Robert Grasby.
LIVING ROOM
Mr. and Mrs. Carman
Narcv. RR. a, Brusgels
Mn'-, Second Melillo!),
Cranbrook W, I.
Raker and
and 'Mr. and.
Sea forth.
The May meeting of the Oran-
brook Women's institute was held
in the Community Centre on May 1st.
The roll call was answered by
introducing a "grandmother guest."
Over 20 grandmothers were present, ,
Mrs, Glenn Reenter gave the
mete "Be-kind to the aged for they
have come a long way; Be kind to !.
the young for they have a long way
to go, Mrs, Jas; Bremner gave the ;
topic "Do not resent growing old, i
many are denied the privelege,"
Plans were made to attend Huron- I
view on May 26th and the District
Annual on May 17.; in Walton,
The entertainment 001MMitfee„
made up of Mrs, Murray Mother
Mrs, Ross Knight and Mrs. Gordon.
Engel, conducted games and contest
for tl'e g'nests and members, Some of
',he prizes were given to: The Young-
est Grandmother Mrs., Pearl Dann;
The Oldest Grandmother - Mrs, I
Wes McBachern; Grandmother with
the most grandchildren Mrs.
Wegg; Grandmother with. the young- 1 .
est grandchild - Mrs. lid. Morrow:
Cra.n.d.motber with the whitest '
hair - Mrs, Wes McZathern. Mrg,
Jas. Bremner received the nrize for ;
"Calling Flabby in the morning." A
Newspaper Contest, Flow They Met.
'and Last Na-me Contest. were also-
was served. hi the host-.
qtr,i‘trfr1,4„.elpft Mrs,
ATTENTION CAR BUYERS
Our Low Cost Financing and
1st 2nd
$1.00 .75
1,00 35
1,00.75
1,00 .76
1.00 .76
1.00 .76
1,00 .75
1.00 .75
1.00 .75
-Class
1. Cushion, satin or silk
2. Cushion, corduroy
3, Cushion, felt
4. Chesterfield set, 3 pieces (crochet)
5. Chesterfield set, 3 pieces, new design
6. Card table cover, any style work
7. Centrepiece over 12", crochet
8, Coffee table centre, crochet
9, Luncheon table cover
DINING ROOM
"FUEL SAVER" FILL'. CAP
ANOTHER CO-OP
"SERVICE EXTRA!"
A newly-invented Co-op device-
that controls costly Waste
caused by fuel storage tank
evaporation. Under practical
circumstances, tests have shown'
actual results of far less evap-
oration and greater savings-
with the use of the FUEL SAVER,
FILL CAP.
For Fast, Dependable Form Service-you can count on your Ca-op!
SCHOOL TENDERS REQUESTED
Morris School Board will accept
tenders in sealed envelopes marked.
"tenders" until May 31 for the follow-
ing contracts:
1. Painting all exterior wood work,
two coats first grade paint at S. S.
No, 4 and S. S. No. S also woodshed.
at Na. S. •
2„ New eavestreughing with necee- •
sary conductor piping alt S.S., No. 4
and S. S. No. 7
ii. Furnace oil for four furnaces, for
'school year 00ilivAnaing ill Sept-
ember,
4, runance. .flonl for schools
8. 10. and 12., e,;eder pn .. p,r:v et, . all.
of thcsc schools. Please state
ninn,110, of school and price of coal
delivered,
P, Rrno.caq, oat
1,50 1.00
1.50 1.00
1.00 .75
1.00 .75
1,00 -75
1.00 ,75
1.00 .75
BELGRAVE CO-OPERATIVE
BELGRAVE, ONTARIO
Phone Wingham 1091; Brusiels 388%V10
.50 .25
75 .50
50 25
,50 ,25
WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP
.7,5
.75
.75
.75
.75
.75
.7.5
.75
QUALI1V, SERVICE, CRAFTSMANSHIP 1.00
1,00
1.00
1.00
1,00
1,00
1.00
1.00
.
Open Every Week Day
CESIETKRY LETTIVRING
Yew Guarantee ter Over 35 Years of
one 256, Wingham SPOTTON TENDEF:S
'Tenders will be received by the
undersigned for the following:
19150 Chevrolet, 1 ton truck,
express body, 4 speed transmis-
sion.
RENT -
.50
.75
.50
75
.75
,50
.75
1.00
.75
1,00
1.00
.75
BABY CHICKS -
Egg specialists, Ames, Sykes awl
Cptaet, to reach best egg markets.
Bray has dayolds to ready-to-lay.
Best dual purpose varieties, and
Leghorns, mixed chicks, pullets and,
cockerels. Request pricelist.
Agent - Mrs, R. Barrett, Brussel'
Grass .f arm, or will take 30 head
of cattle; plenty of water and shade.
Oran Russel Phone 376W5
Insurance Plan will help you FOR
make a better deal. BEFORE
you buy talk to us.
GLENN M. RONNENBERG
Monkton -- Phone 347-2244
Brussels - Phone 65
Tuesday and Friday
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4
4
4
4
4
4
4
4
ti
1.50 1.00
35 .50
1.00 .75
1.00 .76
.75 .50
,75 .50
.75 .50
.75 .50
1.50 1.00
1950 Ford, lie ton truck, Bell
Telephone Service body.
Tenders to be in Brussels, Morris,.
and Grey Telephone Office by
May 22nd, 1962.
Trucks can be seen at the
Brussels Morris and Grey Tele- -
phone System, garage.
Lowest or any tender not,
necessarily accepted.
Ray Bronson, Secretary
Brussels, Morris and Grey
Telephone System
17. Oven mitts
18, Cheery breakfast cloth
19. Three different potholders, mounted
20. Tea towels, 2, embroidered
21. 3 or more articles arranged to form,
novelyt kitchen shower gift
SEWING
22. Kitchen apron, most practical
23. Mother and daughter apron, fancy
24. Mother and daughter apron, practical
25. Child's school dress
26. Ladies' hat, spring, home-made
27. Ladies' hat, fall, home-made
23. Child's sun suit
29, Best made-over article, state what its made. from
30, Two different articles made from 2 sugar or flour
sacks
31. Men's pyjamas, home-made
32. Child's pyjamas, home-made
33. Men's work shirt, home-made
34. Men's sport shirt, home-made
35. Boys' sport shirt, short sleeves, 6-10 years
KNITTING
All Articles To Be Hand Knit
36. Child's sweater, 2-10 years
87, Child's fancy socks
38. Infants' set, sweater, bootees and bonnet
39. Ladies' sweater
40. Men's fine socks, fancy, wool
41. Men's fine socks, fancy, nylon
42. Men's work socks, 3-ply yarn
43. Men's mitts
44. Boys' pullover sweater, fancy„ 6-12 years
Brussels Ladies' Auxiliary donated $10.00 to increase prizes in
Section N.
FOR SALE
Quantity of choice table and seed
potatoes, both Ontario and. New
Brunswick varieties,
Urban Ducharrne, R,11, 2, Brussels
Phone 343W7
• •••••
FOR SALE -
15 head of yearling cattle, ranging.
in weight from 600-700 Ibe, oollidit.4
ring of 7 holstein steers; 4 hereford
steers, and 4 hereford heifers.
Urban Ducharm, RM. 2, Brussels
Phone 343W7
PLUMBING AND HEATING -
Modernize that bathroom, colored
or plain fixtures; hot water or
warm air furnaces, oil or coal
firing; pumps and softeners; also
ealvestroughing, Call:
Lewis Whitfield', Blyth 130 or
Carl Whitfield, • Blyth 32r23
TENDERS WANTED
Tenders will be received by the
undersigned up to June 4 for the
'transportation of the pupils from
No, 4 school Grey T.S.A. No. 1 to
No, 6 school. Operator to supply
own vehicle to meet the require-
ments of the Board of Transport.
Any tender not necessarily accept-
ed
For further particulars contact
'any member of the Board.
Norman Hoover
R. R, 3, Brussels,
Sec'y Grey T,S.A. No, 1
HOUSEWIVES
Use free time to earn with
AVON
Neighbourhood territories now avail-
able. Townships open Morris, Grey,
Write MAKE SURE
YOU GET YOUR
,TEAS'
ALL-PURPOSE
SAFETY LANTERN
Mrs. M. 'Willson
960 WELLINGTON RD. S.
LONDON.
Or Call Collect'
GE - 29019 between 7 and 8 p.m.
1 .444.4.44•=144
SPECIALS
45. MARY MAXIM WOOL, of Paris, gives the following prizes-'1st,
$5,00; 2nd, $3.00; 3rd, $2.00, best knitted garment from Mary
Maxim wool; labels or sales slip from authorized dealer to accom-
pany each entry.
Wood's Store will duplicate prizes if sales slip proves purchase of
wool from their store.
46. Child's smocked dress-1st, $1,25; 2nd, 75c; prize money donated
by Mrs. .1. Low6,
47. Three aprons, 1 hostess apron, 1 practical half apron, 1 child's
apron. Please mount these aprons-First prize, $1.25; 2nd, 75c,
Prize money donated by Mrs. William Evans.
* Reminders about your
ONTARIO HOSPITAL INSURANCE
IT'S A LANTERN, spreading a bright tight evenly
over a large area.
IT'S A SEARCHLIGHT' with a powerful, long range
beard.
IT'S A SAFETY BEACON With a red fkithing light
for emergencies.•
Whether you're at home or in the field, on the
road, on the trail or in a boat, you'll find the
Atlas all-purpose safety lantern the handiest,
most useful lantern you've ever seen. This offer
is for a limited time only so make sure you get t.
your Atlas all-purpose Safety lantern soon I STANIONARY ENGINEER
FoUrt h Class Pap e rs
Duties to eoiiimeriee as soon as possible.
Salary Range 3,060.O0 $3,566,0
Application forms can be received from the Undersigned
arid must be sUbmitted in envelopes Supplied. ApnlidationS
AVAILABLE ONLY FROM THE IMPERIAL: esso AGENT WilORE'NAME APPEARS kW* or any close 12.00 noon., itile-riday, May 14, 1962. Lowest
atinileatlecie not nee-eteerily .accepted,
JOHN G. BERRY,
'Secretary;
Board of Matiad'inienty
RurenVIeW,•
Court Hotted„ Geitierieft, tint
Oeorge Mutter Brussels
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ONTARIO HtlITL SERVICES COMIISSIOfa
ONTARIO- 141 •3` ALWAYS LOOK TO INPIERIAIL 0 .citt :Always: keep', your
ROSPital
Certificate:handy,