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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1964-05-07, Page 4mum BatISSliii.S POST, rOW,s§g.us, ONTARIO THURSDAY, MAY 7t.14, 11104 • I mi•Im. swoons _ the ' fall term. Mr. Brodhagen will teach at SS. No. 8, Elmo,. The Music Festival f or Grey Township will be held in the 'Cranbrook Community Centre on May 13. A presentation was held honour of Mr. and Mrs. Her- man :Whitfield, Sharon and Lois on Friday evening in the Cran- brook Community Centre. An aedress was read by Glen Rath- well, and a pair of lamps, and a. smoker to Herman and Muriel Sharon and Lois each received a Presentation Comes to you FRESH from the dairy is a delicious blend of fruit flavors with added vitamins. Here is the fruit flavored breakfast dr;nk that comes fresh from the dairy—all ready to serve. Beep contains added Vitamin C and Pro- vitamin A. Has a smooth "never tart" flavor that both children and grown-ups love! And to top everything Beep costs less than fresh squeezed juice! Available only from dairies—at your door or store IN THIS AREA IT'S FRESH FROM COUSINS DAIRY isRAEL — The Bible's National Message -- Have you ever given any thought to the claim that the British or Celto-Saxon peoples ore the continuation of God's servant race and nation Israel, and that our ancient Throne is the one called in the Bible the Throne of David? This identity is certain, and its implitations are so great that a general recognition of it is a matter of vital and urgent importance. Today the world is in a mess which is beyond human control, and the Bible, which long ago foretold the coming of these conditions, indi- cates very clearly that the only possible solu- tion is the coming of that righteous social order and world government called in the Scriptures the Kingdom of God. It is to direct Israel in the setting up and the administration of this Kingdom, and to reign over it from the Throne of David, that Jesus is coming bock to earth and, as all signs point to the imminence of this Great Event, a general recognition of our lsraelitish identity AND its implications is imperative! WE WOULD LIKE TO TELL YOU ABOUT IT For Your Copy of Our FREE Booklet "An Introduction to the British-Israel Evangel" Write to the Secretary: Canadian British-Israel Association in Ontario P.O. Box 744, Station B, Ottawa, Ontario THE NEW FRUIT FLAVORED BREAKFAST DRINK CRANBROOK On Friday evening, May 12th, a Prepartory service will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church followed by Communion service at 11 a.m. on Sunday, May 17, Rev. Wm.. Morrison will conduct the service. Mrs. Jim Pesten taught in S. S. No. 7 on Wednesday, of last week. The teacher, Harmon, Brodhagen, was attending the funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Norman Byers, held at ,Seaforth. Miss Anne Cardiff: or Brussels, has been' engaged as teacher for silver tray, carried in by Shirley Baker and Barbara .MoKay., Dancing was. enjoyed to the music of Alann's orchestra and lunch was served. FOR SALE 30 pigs, 7 weeks Old Bill Blake Phone 40:V.V7 FOR SALE Viking Cream $eParaterr Hinman Milking Machine L. ;Wheeler Phone +.21.15 FO B SALE"— 1 2, year old sorrel filly; also a nanny goat, not milking Phone 36*W7 1111•111•11•11•Mill FOR SALE 40 Yearling Cattle, consisit- ing of 29 steers and 11 heifers Approximately 500 lbs. Urban Ducharme Rit2r Brussels Phone 343W7 FOR SALE Universal Milking Machine, — 3 units, pipe line for 30 cows, can cooler, milk cans, Viking 800 Cream Separator new two months ago. Phone Brussels 392W4 WANTED Female Help, no exPer- deuce necessary. Guaranteed 30 hour work week. WANTED -- .Man for steady travel among consumers in Huron County. Permanent connection with large manufacturer. Only reliable hustler considered. Write Raw- leigh, Dept. N. - 132 -131, 4005 Richelieu St. St. Henrys oatreall. FOR SALE — One piano in excellent condit- ion, 'Sherlock - aVieniving. One accordion. Two Tenor Banjos One Grader Tractor 3 h.p. with plow, disc and cultivator. ;Gordon 'Weber, Listowel, Pat. l phone 1122 SEED FOR SALE — Roy Cra tam & Son of Pinker,- ton, are offering high germin- ating No. 1 Hay and Pasture mixtures at very reasonable - prices. A trefoil and timothy pasture mixture which will in- crease yearly production for ten years costs only $8.40 per acre. A low land pasture mixture of 5 lb. alsike„ 5 lb. timothy, 4 lb. brome, 3 lb. meadow fescue, 3 lb. orchard grass costs only $7.08 Per acre. A goOd highland hay mixture of 7 lb. alfalfa, 3 lb. Bled Clover, 4 lb. timothy, 4 lb. brome grass, - lb. meadow fescue costs only $7.96 per acre. All purchases mixed free on the job. For your gra.ss seed requirments and seed grain see Roy Cramm & Son at Pirikerteni Phone Cargill 366-2494 ACHE SON Dead Stock Service HIGHftST PRINCE ts Phone Atwood 856-26231 Goilost Licence No. 1)1360412‘ BARBER SH,OP Opening In Walton MONDAY ONLY of each week JOH'N THAMER SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY Centre Street TELEPHONE 446 For all kinds of upholstering Crucseis Representative SELWYN BAKEP PHONE 79 BRUSSELS The atmosphere is 75 times as deep as the deepest ocean. • , FOR SALE — Seed Barley. Canada No. 1 Herta Barley grown from reg- istered seed $1.80 per bus. Kinuey MoNaughton, Phone 81511113 Wroxeter FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION -'Wedding Bequeta 'Funeral Designs *Cut Flowers *Corsages *Plants BRUSSELS GREENHOUSES Phone Brussels 2441J HARRISTON FLOWER SHOP Phone 205, Hamilton LiSTOWEL FLORIST Phone 149 Listowel DANCE Cra bro oh; Community Centre FRIDAY, MAY 15th Music By: Jeff Barry Orchestra Lunch Booth Admission 75c Sponsored By. 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