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THE BRUSSELS POST
TENDER WANTED
Morris Township
',Venders for the .contract of
snow. ploughing roads in Morris:
Township mill be :Me-iNvi,
the undersigned until 12 o'clock
noon, November 5„ ,1902.
Two plows •are•rettinred—one
for the north side of the Town•
ship and one for the s.otith Side.
of the Township. Those tender-
ing specify \\Inch preferred,
type of equipment to be used.,
and price. per hour for plough.
big.
Lowest or any tender not .pec,
essarily accepted.
Wm. McArter,
Road Superintendent
Ueorge Martin,
Clerk,
UNION CRURPI-t. ,MEMBERS
HONORED BY CONGREGATION.
... Lasti Sunday,. after the morning.
service, the .cougregation of Union
Vatted Church took the .oppoittinity
to honour , some of the menthers
: •
of the church and choir for their
taithfnl and unswerving loyalty.
Bill Bremner paid a fitting tributo
• to Mil, and. Mrs. Leslie Lake ..for .
their long association. with "Union 1
Cihurch„ ,Lesli.e. as an. .elder and, Mrs. I
Lake as the efficient organist and :
. .1 choir leader !Or many .ye41,$,
Ralph Machan, op behalf Of. the 1
congregation, presented them With ,
a step-Up table,
Mr, and Mays,. Lake expressed,
their appreciation of 'the gift and
Untied all to visit them in their new
home in Atwood,
Then Frank Trienistra„ on behalf
Of the choir, presented Mrs. Lake
with a necklace and ear rings for 1
which she thanked them saving how
much she. had enjoyed working with
them and hoping that they would I
still continue to 1)E, interested In the 1
choir,
Frank also. exoresed the choirs
appreciation to the members of the
Mo7L'ay family and presented Myrna.
With a necklace and the boys, Bill,
Ronald and Bruce with leether
wallets,
PM, oe 'behalf of flip .fnontlY.
ininn k e o 44,, ohnir fro, kb ed i• ei r I- q .
T110 ATeT‹.(0;,., family have moved to
Listowel,'
Union U, C. W.
Honor MeMbers
At the last meeting of the Fi.C.W.
R 12th
ANNOUNCING
the appointment of
MRS. MABEL BROWN
and
MR. ANDREW C. TURNBULL
BRUSSELS, ONT.
as our Sub-Agents fOr the sale of
CANADA SAVINGS
BONDS
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Phone 331W18
FOR SALE
Pigs
Bernard Ten Pas
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NESBITT, THOMSON
AND COMPANY, LIMITED
FOR SALE —
Coal and Wood Stove in very goga
condition, Phone 22-7
FOR SALE —
Sheitland pony, well broken,
Apply to; 37$W6
350 BAY ST. TORONTO 1 PHONE 362-6133 FOR RENT —
3 or 4 room modern apartment,
available Oc4. 15, Phone 155
t'dTilhi-, •
Mr, and .Mrs, J, W. Pluvomhe and.
family of Aurora were holiday week
end visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Win,
Brown.
'Mr: and Mrs, Archie I'lull and,
'family of Wingham were Sunday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Art Rock,
Mrs, Andrew Bremner is a patient
sin St, Joseph's, Hospital., London
where she underwent surgery..
Weekend guests with Mr, and
Mrs, Percy Stephenson were Mr.
1
and Mrs, Doug Jess and family of
Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs, Earvey Clark and
family and Mr, and Mrs. Doug
Bothwell and fancily were Sunday
visitors with Mr, and Mrs, Jack
Conley.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
in the Estate of
ROBERT BENJAMIN KERR
ALL PERSONS, having claims
against the 0We of the above.
mentioned, late of the Village of
Ethel, in the Ciounty of. Huron,
retired farmer, Who died on the.
21st day of August, 1962', are.
required 'to file proof of the same
with the undersigned on or before
the .27th clay of October, 1962.
Atter that date the executors will
proceed to distribute the, estate .
having regard only to the claims
of which they 'then have had notice,
T)ATED at 'I'irossels this 6th day of
October. A.'ft. 1062,
CRAWFORD HETFIERINGTON
Brussels • Ontario
Solicitors for the: Executors
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WANTED —
To buy a used piano, ht good
condition,
Phone 327W5 Brus,sels
ONDON •
You are invited
to be guests
of the _
Raceway for
this special event
FOR SALE —
iBUffet; ',China Cabinet; Dresser,
Mrs. 'Wes, Stephenson
Phone 150W John.
Mrs,
with
prior
of 'Union `United. Church Mrs.
Bird, Mrs. Leslie McKay and
Leslie take were presented
gifts from that organization
to their departures,
FOR SALE —
Girl's winter coat, blue, size 14.
and yellow formal, size 14.
Phone 364W7
WANTED —
Live Poultry, Picked up alt the
farm, ,,Bigheat prices paid; Call
collect SO Brussels or 73W,
Beethet"s Prodce, Brussels, Opt,
CRANBROOK
Sunday School Viand the regUlar
morning service in 'Knox Presbyter-
ian Church will be held at 10 a.m..rind
11 a, in, beginning Octeher 7th.
Please note the change as this is
15, minutes earlier than previously. STRAYED —
To lot 13, Con, 8 Grey Twp., a
Steer, about 800 lbs. Owner can
have same by paying all expenses.
Thos. McFarlane Phone 334S
CAMPBELL SOUP '4
LIMITED
LISTOWEL
REQUIRE
FEMALE EMPLOYEES
R TEMPORARY PLANT WORK
DURING THE
:FALL FOWL SEASON
APPLICANTS SHOULD VISIT THE PLANT PERSONELL
OFFICE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE
PROPERTY FOR SALE —
Six acres; Six-room House with
bath; Garage; Barn and Colony
Houses. One mile from town, Road
open all. winter,
FOR SALE ---
Apples, Macintosh, Courtland. and
Delicious. Bring your own container
and pick them yourself, $1.25 per lius.
`Geo. E. Blake, Phone 44231
Lot 5, Con. 14, !Grey 0a19/ FREE PARKING
,F4X31 HEATED STANDS FOR SALE —
Cement veneer 7 room house in
Brussels. Modern conveniences.
Mrs, Maude Egggitt
Apply ito.
Victor Emerson ---
Whitechurch Phone 570W12
Racing Rain or Shine
49, hi
ToBo Troditio
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KnOx W. M. S.
Mrs. Earl Dunn was hostess for
the regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of
Knox Presbyterian Church, Mrs.
John ,Solinock was leader and
followed the Thanksgiving service
from the "Glad Tidings", She was
assisted by Mrs. Earl Dunn, Mrs.
E. Nelson and Miss A, 3. Forrest.
Mrs. Schnook led in prayer. The
'aul:giving Topic. was in charge
Mrs. Mac Hinge' and Miss
Vorrest gave a reading and inei-
tation on "1 hariltaffering." The .roll
call was answered by eight memb•
ers with a, thanksgiving 'verse. Mrs.
,Stanley Fischer presided for the
blisiness and 'the Secretary, Mrs,
Alex ,Steiss, read the the minutes,
Several meetings coming up were
discussed, the Union Thankoycriig
Oat, 0, at 8,30 and the Sectional
Paeel .Rrussels, Octeber 25th.
Mrs, Schneek gaire a reading "Why
people don',tr go to Church". The
November meeting will be held 'at
ate home of Mrs, Alex Stoiss. Mrs
Stanley Fischer assisted the hostess
in serving lunch,
Mrs. Wes, MeEachern left last
week on a trip 'to the West.
Week end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs Earl. Dunn and faintly included
Allen and JIll's. Dunn and children„
<1.irtlteherter, and Miss Kathyhy Lynch; 0a
UNITED CHURCH
FOWL SUPPER
Save October 24th for Brussels
United Church FOWl SiMper,
BRING
THIS
CC UPON
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THIS COUPON GOOD FOR ONE FREE
ADMISSION ONLY ON FRI. OCT. 12
at WESTERN FAIR RACEWAY.
London
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LOST —
Fishing Pole and Reel, lost on the
51th line of Morris, near Brussels
(Please return); Baseball Glove,
Winn Well model. hinged pack, and;
name is printed on glove,
Pat 'Rutledge
FOR SALE —
Girl's winter coat, size 10, warm,
quilted lining, turettoise in color.
This coat is in good dondition as it
was never worn to school or for'
play. I would also like to hay a
Girl Guide uniform, size 12. For
further information call 1693
Mrs, O. 5, Elliott -,rck ..wir-iif/4/A1F4d.
WANTED
Cara for wrecking arid serail
metal. Phone; Jelin or Don
69 Brussels
PRIVATE SALE —
5 room Brick House and garage;
3 pleed bath; Full cellar; Oil Heat-
ing. Large landscaped lot vtitti
exCellent garden. Many extras
including stInporch, and Modary
propane gas stove in new condition,.
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