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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-02-16, Page 3100 . .... 106. 100 83 75 210 19'3 190 129 535 520 470 470 259 252 243 246 671 625 667 ..... edroate e f i• ., ttf11. t. Ll,RAVF PHONES: BRUSSELS 388WL0 WIN GHAM 1091 altuogr4,13 10Q61: 1)1W,A1441-i) opeiwuu ;14;41,, 1404 1941 gs, wev.scrr,.. e at ID, ,,v, ataUFIA ofte...0.1.1!..... witemonen.ot• APPLICATIONS WANTED — Appeti:Hous are requested for Cu mitt r of .1.3.1.'LLSSUIS Lnited LO }Je ill by February 20. Aninicints to contact; (2. J. Cardiff, Treasurer CURRIE FURNITURE See in Wingluim fur Giguetio rurniture Sale. Sale starts Feb. lith. (els Feb. 1.6 al, Only afters you easy budget, terms. FREE, Storage, Delivery and Parking. NOTICE The Trustees at Morris East. aWa nosh Township School Area Board ask that all parents in this School Area, wno have, children who wish to attend Kindergarten Class in September, notify the. Setretary before March 3. Children must he 5 years of age by January 1, .1967. Trans- portation Will be provided one way. It is necessary to have this in- formation early so that: accormno- dation may be arranged. :Ralph Shaw, Secretary. Brussels, Ontario. ANNUAL MEETING WINGHAM AND DISTRICT HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION, Tne anima.1 meeting of the Wingham and District Hospital Association will be held on FRIDAY, MARCH 3rd, 1967 at Et p.m. in the Recreation Room of the Hospital 'N;urses' Scnool (former Nurses' Residence) at Wingham. All Matters of business pertain- ing to the WinghanL and District Hospital Association will be transacted including the election of Directors and other officers. In order to cast a ballot iu the &eaten of directors a person must lie a Member of the Association, One-year meu,berships May be obtained for the sum of five' dollars from the Wingbam and District "Hospital office. These memberships 31111St be purchased at least ten days prier to the Annual Meeting. Everyone WelcOine, (This notice ia.being printed this newspaper in. accordance 'With the by,laWs of. the hospital:) R. 13. Cousins, John Strong, Prealdent. Secretary. SALES HELP WANTED MALE WI ill Van-3. Avelage up Lu .;;;; per hour. No experience( )1 I no Itawleigli, Hein. 11-152-3, moo Richelieu ell., St. Henry, ..1lontreal. VAL'S BEAUTY SHOP Features the Annual February Special CREME OIL COLD WAVE $6.95 PhOTEIN COLD WAVE $8.95 Complete with Cut and Set Phone 14 GENTLEMEN'S CLUB NEWS ITEMYtS 1 wish to congratulate Herb Stratton, head of the Medical Centre Committee, on Lite work he is doing, and has done, for our village. Cal Krauter dc,"iserves creuit for the speech he gave at the last ineetinp.; regards Stret- ton's efforts to procure doctors and dentimd. Counil also de- serve praise, They are now trying to undo what they didn't do re- gards centennial grant. 1 mea.0 ihey art' trying to do what they should have urine and didn't do. They should undo what they did do, and do what they can't do, now that its done. I'm all mixed up. The reason is I assoc. I iated with Len Lomont and Roy 'Purvey last night. It's a wonder aint cutting pictures eat ()I, Eaton's catalogue. ashamed at. the small turn, mit at. these committee meet- ings, Everyone seems to have an excuse. I have Lo go curling, I *aye to go bowling, Oh, it's our club meeting. It's our choir prae clice, My famirite show on TV, One man told me his wife had a meeting to attend and he had to baby sit, Tile baby is sixteen, Promptly at. nine o'clOck and her 'retire for the night. He goes to bed, she crawls out the window and gees riding with her bey Mend. Bill thinks she is as innocent as one of .Toe Thuell'a lambs. She knows more about honey than all the, birds and bees east of the Rocky Mountains. Vratck Thompsoa and Ivan Campbell Were too posy to attenst They are head of the Parade corn- mitte and haVe advertised for sixty Clo-Go Girls, These girls re- quire certain specifications, and standard measureinehts, The two lads hen I worn out three measur- ing tapes already. Bill 'NI:celery, entertainment committee phoned to say he was going to Detroit to see about get- ing some colored girls. He will no doubt get them, but they Won't be hero for the eelebratitin, Ralph • Bettritnin anitiltbas couldn't come they had a meet- ing theinselveS• tin educational. meeting to study the road map. They discovered they don't; have I o go via Windsor Iii get le•Eitch., ener. (lob HiehMond got there real Into, lie wits triniMing his moUstacini when tile razor slip' pod and he had to wait until the One side be cut. off grew omit a bit. Walter Williamson started but tact a very stung fury who lured liurrah fur Detie. the argameal.. Was (Area', so was the meeting. The argument was real hot hut, not hot enough to - keep Waiter from getting his nose froze, Buzz Stiles uouldnt make it, Davey and him were ruuuiug ail over town looking for snow to put in people's driveways. Buzz was half asleep planning to pun- chase the C.P.R. or the Cunard Steam. Ship lines when Davey yelled ''raise 'your wing" Buzz knew he was no angel and every hotly knows he never will be, anyway he rammed into the bridge abutment, Now please keep in mind the the 17th of March, .1 promise a good show. Something for • old. and young and all for kgood cause. .flyo for now. • Trechfully Yours • K. 1P, WARBLE FLY POWDER TEND E RS TOWNSHIP OF GREY Tenders for supplying approx- imately 1,400 lbs, Warble Fly Powder for the Township of Grey will be received by the under, signed until 1 p.m,., Monday, March 6th, 1967. State price per 15 lb. bag. • Lowest or any tender not neees- sarily accepted. Mrs. E. M.. Cardiff, Clerk, Township of Grey, Ethel, Ontario. GRAVEL TENDERS. TOWNSHIP OF GREY Tender will be received by the undersigned until 1 p.m., Mon- day, Mareh 6th, 1967, for crush- ing and hauling approximately 20,000 cubic yards of gravel for the Township of Grey. Crusher to be equipped with 5/8 " screen, Gravel to be supplied by the town- ship.. A certified cheque for $300,00 must accompany tender. Lowest or any tender not neee8 Sanity aeeepted. Mrs. E. M. Cardiff, Clerk, Township of 'Grey, Ethel, Ontario. BOWLING NOTES weti hilt ginibue, uttd Nichols are et it 'again.. Nick's .,>7:ichols NI aril;1Valibus Mei's Canthros Jack's Jigger Davies Sting Rays Marlene's Tornado's Ladies' High Singles Alnrilyn Higgins and No ren n a stings Kay Rutledge Ladies' High Triple Karen Hastings Marilyn ,Itiggins Velma Stephrenson Lois Mc.Arter Men's High Singles John Cous4ns Allan Nichol • . and Ned Rutledge Men's High Triple Allan :N"ichol Jack Higgins Ted Elliott Substitutes Dianne fruether for V. Stephenson Special mention for the men:. Ted Elliott Jim, Bosnian jack Higgins and .•.Y,... Jake Za,ckaris Dave Hastings Good bowling fellows. Keep it tip. Av.,rages to End, ,Uf January iii (ascii:1gs 177 Jack Higgins 177 Allan Nichol Mel ,MeAr tee 1.1•011.,••• 17V 1.71 ..... 163 Lois ae.A.rttr 1.,62 Marlem!. :Rutledge 161 Stephenson 158 Lloyd Machan 158 Rutledge • 157 John Cousins 156 Elaine Nichol 135 Ted Elliott 151 Bill Hutchinson.. 153 Ross Duncan 147 Merle Cousins • • 147 Karen Hastings 146' Jack Lowe 145 Joke Zacka ris • 145 ;donut :Bronson 144 Jean Bolger 142 Marion Nachan 138 Velma Stephenson .137 Don Jack] in 137 Kay Rutledge 136 Rrant. Stevenson 135 Marilyn Trigg,ins. „ ...... 135 Nikki Exel • Jim I3osman 133 .„ ..... 132 Betty Bronson. 131, Wayne Jacklin Larry Duncan 128 Mabel 127 Joyce- Kellington. 118 Barb Marlatt 117 Kay Duncan 100 A nn' Fail:lett 94 CASH ON THE FARM — For good heavy fowl, 54 lbs. and up, 15e a lb Lee Hood Phone 347-29;4 Monkton . .. NOW CO-OP OFFERS A COMPLETE FERTILIZER SERVICE • Fligh Grade Veratiter• • Bulk Pick-up 4 Bulk Spreading • Liquid Nitrogen Application COEOP Medical-Deniai Centre CAN VAS S THERE WILL BE A DOOR TO DOOR CANVASS made in.behalf of the Medical-Dental Centre MAFtCH, 6th TO MARCH 18th IN ALL AREAS CONCERNED from GROW CUCUMBERS And Make Extra Money if you have '1/2 acre or more grow tuteumbers for BILKS Top Prices All Hybrid Seed fret' Pick Cp At Gate Itiek's Grading Station No. :10 _Merl Krienens Phone Dublin FOR SALE — PLANKS 2 in x 12in. x 12 ft. — 14 ft. in. x 10 in. x 1.2 ft. • TIMBERS 10 in. x 12 in. x 12 ft. to 10 ft. 6 iii, N 11 1 in. x 12 ft. to 1.6 ft. and some lumber Erussels Salvage Can be seen nt former Tludnark property 230 222 219 218 214 208 Wherever you may be, there's a complete stock of CO-OP Fertiliiers nearby. Co-operatives located throughout Ontario provide the finest service available. You are assured of supply at this or any other time of year. Right now, your Co-operative is fully-stocked with a Complete line of fertilisers icady for inimedialt pick-Up or delivery in any quantity and any atialysis, You can depend on CO-OP quality because Co-operative's are owned and Controlled by the people they Serve . the farmers of Ontario. *RI. , 011 p ”Grt. Mh.IK FOR SAL ( • he) rend. Station Wagon, Apply Lu C. J. l'egelow o 6,04.4 111.1.1N-w1s old Legion Hall. Commtel. Leunard Lamont Phone tieW Brussels