HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1965-11-11, Page 5Thank You
My sincere thanks to .the
electors of Huron. Special
thanks to all who worked
so hard on my behalf.
\vat endeavour to serve
the people of Huron con-
iineney to the best of
ability.
McKinley
Shaving was originally a pro-
teCtive measure since long beards.
were easy for opponents in com-
bat to seise.
EMPPPP% BANK OF COMM:e.RCE-: • a fel `'d e
May we suggest a
Save-for-the-Little-Things-
you-might-otherwise-neve buy Account?
SUBSIBLII POWIA, I31WSSELS, ON,T4R10 THURSDAY, NOV. .11tib
TO THE ELECTORS
OF HURON
s.
My sincere thanks to all
those who worked so faith-
fully and who by their
votes contributed to our
cause.
STOCK SALE
for
JACK CARDIFF
Lot 30, Con. 5, Morris Twp.
1 mile North of Brussels on
County Road
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 24th
Time — 1:30 p.m. Sharp
35 HEAD OF HOLSTEIN AND
JERSEY CATTLE
.)a AAAAA
Cow 4 yrs milking bred Aug ‘..)
Li Ball ..)ej/L.
Us1 J LULL;
Lo yes tanking lieu
Reg. Cow j yrs miiking bred
June
Cow S yrs milking bred June sJ
Cow 6 yrs fresh Sept. 28
Cow 8 yrs pinking bred July
Cow 9 yrs milking bred May 5
cow yes tress Sept. 2J
cow IS treSil
Reg. cow 5 yes iking bred
June 6
hag Cow 3 yes fresh Sept 24
Reg. Cow 5 yrs fresh Sept 11
Reg. Cow 7 yrs milking ured
July 20
Reg. Cow 6 yrs milking bred
Jane 10
Reg. Cow 3 yrs milking bred
Aug. 18
Cow 3 yrs. milking bred June 9
COw 3 yrs milking bred April 6
Cow yrs milking bred May zs
Cow 4 yrs bred Marcb. 20
Cow 2, yrs fresh Sept. 13
Cow 2 yrs fresh Sept, 24
Heifer 2 yrs fresh
Heifer 2 yrs bred Feb. 11
Heifer 3 yrs bred Feb. 12
Heifer 2 yrs bred March 1.5
Heifer 2 yrs bred March 19
Heifer 3 yrs bred 'March 31
Heifer 2 yrs bred May 11
Jersey Heifer 3 yrs bred March 2.3
Jersey Cow 7 yrs bred April 10
Jersey Cow 4 yrs bred Mar 28
3-unit surge Milker complete
with pipe for 23 cows
Terms Cash
3 per cent Tax collected on
TaXable. kerns
Jack Cardiff' . Proprietor
Gordon jaCkson, AuctiOneer
Llistowel, Ont.
Mait Edgar
IN MEMORIAM
PJilARSON — In loving memery
of a dear uncle, John M.
Pearson, who passed away one
year ago, Nov. 12th, 1964
He would not wish for sorrow,
He would not wish for tears,
But to always be remembered,
Through the passing years.
Lovingly remembered by his
neices and nephews.
DAVID ARMSTRONG
David A. Armstrong, 32, or
Belgrave, died in St. Joseph's
hospital, London, Friday. He
was a retired farmer.
iivi‘'Ing are iliS wute,. me form-
er Mary Gibson; turee sous, Ceeu
of Thoeudale; Gibson of 4...onnon,
and Jack of liamilton; une
daughter, Airs. Robert (Jane).
Utrasby, RR 4, ;Mussels.; six
grandchildren .
The funeral was held from the.
D. A. Danu funeral home, 13rus-
sels on Monday at 2:00 p.m.
Rey. G. P. Pankenham. of BeL
grave, Anglican Church conducted
the service.
Burial was in Fordwich came;
tery.
BOWLING NOTES
Having now-completed five nights
of bowling ail six teams arezain-
lug points but „,no, One team is
leading by too •many. All teams
are within a range of nine points.
They are:
Jack's Jokers
Naron's Go Go's
Willis' Wouders,,
Lois' Lions
Marilyn's • M arau de rs
Mary's Lambs
Ladies —Singles
Karen, Hastings 236
Ruth Huether " 212
Barb Bray 215
Ladies Double.
Ruth Huether 380
Karen. Hastings 375
Alice .ree 364
Men's Singles
John Cousins 246
Bob Houston 230
Ray Bronson i...... 22
Men's Doubles
John Consins A .4 • 403
Ray .Bronson 3951
Murray; Lowe 890
Substitutes
Frank Wilson for Ross Duncan
Bonnie Wilson for Kay Dinneen
'Wayne Lowe for Allan Nichol
Bob Richmond for Jack Me
Whirter
PEOPLE WE KNOW
Miss .pvelyn Ounnnghain of
Branitford and Miss Freida
Schueller, Baden, visited witii
Brussels friends on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Prescott
and family, pttawa, have been
holidaying with relatives in this
community.
Oliver Riley, a former Brussels
resident, has been elected wor-
shipful master of Gorrie Loyal.
Orange Lodge.
Gerald Smith, of RR 2, Brus-
sels will be among the 14 ex-
hibtors in the 1965 Queen's
Guineas Competition at the Royal
Winter Fair, from Huron County
44.1; Clubs.
Word was received here of the
death of Charles A. Bryans, re-
tired bank manager, on Oct, 19th.
at his home, in Whitby. Survivors
are his wife, the former Rose
A. Dyer; three brothers, Harvey,
Seaforth; Frank, Hamilton; and
Robert of St Petersburg. Florida.
The funeral was held from the
W. C. Town funeral chapel,
Whitby, Oct. 22nd. Interment was
in Mount Lawn cemetery, Osh.
awa.
THE UNITED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister.; tea. A. M. Johnston
S.A., SD.
Organist: Miss Sharon Storey
9:45 a.m. Church School
11 a.m. Morning Worship
Sermon Topic: "But ,
'PRESBYTERIAN 'CHURCH
OF' CANADA
NIEL:VILLE CHURCH
MinlsteT! Re-y_ W. .7, Morrison,
MA.
O ganist: Mrs. Frank Thompson
ANUT
10:00 a.m. Church School.
11:00 p.m, Public Worship
All Are Welcome.
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rector: Rev. M. L. Jennings
WA.. LTH.
Organist: Mr*. .B. Elliott
ST. JOHN'S
11 : 30 a.m.' Morning Prayer
and Primary Church School
St. Alban's and St. Davits
ATWOOD
10:00 a.m. Holy Baptism
and. Church School
VAL'S
BEAUTY SHOP
Cutting, Styling, Cold Waving
A. Specialty
PHONE 140 BRUSSELS
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