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FOR SALE —
9 chunks of pigs.
Phone 498J23 Clarence Martin
FOR SALE —
15 acres or standing hay
Phone 442J5 Mrs. Archie Engel
RR 2, Brussels.
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WANTED —
Wanted immediately, Man or
woman to supply consumers in.
Huron County with Rawleigh
Products. Write Rawleign, Dept.
F-152-336, 4005 Richelieu St., St.
Henry Montreal.
WOOD FOR SALE —
Seven Cord Hardwood $2'8.00
delivered, Softwiod $17.50
Craig's Sawmill
Phone Auburn 526-7220
WANTED
Tenders Will be received at the
Clerk's Office foe the construct-
ion of sidee alk on Mill Street
from Turnberry to Elizabeth.
Specification may be. heti at the
Municipal Office. Tenders to be
by 4th of July. No tender
necessarily accepted.
Wm. H. King, Clerk,
Village of Breasels
DRAIN TENDERS
TOWNSHIP OF GREY
Tenders will be received by
the undersigned until 5 p.m.
Monday, July 3rd, 1967, for the
construction of the following
municipal drain; in the Town-
ship of Grey.
UHLER DRAIN which consists
of 4,950 lineal feet of covered
drain, S catch basint.
WEST McTAGGART DRAIN
which consists of 3,355 lineal feet
of open drain, 4,300 lineal feet of
covered drain, 5 catch basins.
FIFTH CONCESSION DRAIN,
which consists of 1.1,340 lineal feet
of open drain.
Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Township Office,
Ethel, Ontario. Tenders to be
accompanied by a certified cheque
for 10% of amount of tender
LosNest or any tender not necea
warily accepted.
Airs. E. M. Cardiff,
Clerk, Township of Grey,
Ethel, Ontario.
BRUSSELS
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1967 W.O.A.A, PEE WEE"
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
June
29 Whiteehurch at Brusses
July
Brussels at Chepstow
Lucknow at Brussels
11 Brussels at Mildmay
13 BIYth et Brussels
18 Brussels at 'Wingham
29 Brussels at Beigrave
All goalies begin at 7 p.m. Sharp
TRI-COUNTY INTERMEDIATa
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE-
Note Brussels, Jamestown,
and Moncrielf Home Games are
played in Brussels.
June
29 Brussels at Walton 7:30
29 Gorrie at Jamestown 8:30
311 Kurtzville at Ethel 7:30
30 Bluevale at Moncrieff 8:30
July.
Moncrieff at Waton 7;30
3 Jamestown at 'Delmore 7:30
3 Bluevale at Gorrie 7:30
3 Ethel at _Brussels 8:30
5 Brussels at Kurtzville 7:30
6 Ethel at Bluevale 7:30
6 Walton at Jamestown. 8:30
Brusses at Moncrieff 8:30
S Jamestown at Ethel 7:30
10 leurtzville at Walton. 7:30
10 Gorri,2 at Bluevale at 7:30
10 Beinore at Brussels 8:30
Belmore at Brussels 8:30
13 Brussels at BItieVale 7:30
13 Moncrieff at Jamestown 8:30
14 Delmore at IGbrrie 7:30
14 Walton at Moncrieff 8:30
17 liluevale at Delmore 7:30
17 Gerrie at Brassels 8:30
1.3 Brussels at Ethel 7:30
20 Km•tevill ea Lialestown 8:2:"
21 Belnaore at Kurtzville 7:30
21 Walton at Ethel 7:30
21 Gerrie at Moncrieff 8:30
24 Kurtzville at BluervaIe 7:30
SEAFORTH
UPHOLSTERY
tentea Street
For all kinds of Upholstering.
En-easels RerresentAtivet
SELWYN 8AKIEN
aired. Stockier pro
61.4ct tOr *oeitti meeting, ot Gile
'...U.C. and i\ .M.S, members and
visitors. A. regular (a0.C, meet-
lag w ill QUiltalWen, and :inns
'11,0Wil. 1111. curl. Itenn134;Way
silt/Wed the f011OWing
"There was a, bear In the Road"
r .111 0,1A1 ne.
oyagvur.s • airs, etewart hicisa
preemee at the organ Jul' leis
lb lily Eatinir's World aim aireeteu
"We Call It Canada-. leolloWnig
the meeting lltnell was (2.11e'et1
lu the basement by tile v\ael.S.
mennyers and a social time eel-
joyed.
Mr. anti ulenn kluether,
Ala Airs Ross finignt and.
Air. and Mrs. Ken Fischer attend-
ee Laapa last week.
rill services in .1..s.nt,X Presbyter-
1.10Xe been cancelled.
0.11' the month of July.
Quite a number from Crate
eroek. congregation attended the
Ordination. Service for Me. lildevia
Nielson, 1967 graduate of Pres-
byterian College, Montreal, on
June 21st, Rev. and Mrs.. Nelson
anti Wittily have gone to eravia
Presbyterian Church, Saskatoon,
Sask.
Air, and Mrs. Clarence 'Smalt
don, St. Thomas, called on re-
latives in this area on. Saturday.
Couple. Honored
A large number' of relatives
and friends of. Mr. and Mrs..
,Oe'orge Evans gathered at the.
Comeau:Rite* Centre on Friday to
honor them on the occasion of
their '50th weddng anniversary.
Progressive euchre was played
in the early part of the evening.
Jack Thynae was Master of
ceremonies and also enaertained
with violin selections and songs.
Dancing was enjoyed to the
music of Cardiff's orchestra.
Before lunch George and Elsie
were called to the platform,
where an. address Was read by
Mrs. John Werden (Merle Abram)
of Stratford, and Miss Ernylene
Stelss presented the couple With
a gold tea service. Other gifts
were given and suitable replies
made by both bride and groom
of 50 years ago; Lunch was ser-
ved including a decorated an-
niversary cake.
Craribrook Evening Group
The meeting of the Craribtook
11Weiling Group vas held at the
home of Mrs. Nornian. Pheifer
with eleven inernbere present.
Tile leaders :Mrs, Ross Engel
opeed with a reading.; "Who
Walks With God". A hymn Was
sung lnd the scripture, :Naha
Was read in nnteell, Tilly Fn get
gave a reading
Otiose**. The meeting was tat/tied
over to the president and the
mintaes of the May meeting were
read and aPproveld:, The roti call
Wns rinsweleal 'with a bible. verse
containing the *Mel father,
collection was thken. BesineSe
was dismissed. It. Was decided:
'rot to lin.ve a meeting during the'
months of .Tuly and Atignst.
Were 'mode f* the Setiteffiber
Meeting, Tile topic "the Lori
ii 1L<. 0 1N
Is my Shepherd" was read by
Eleanor Stevenson. A hymn, was
sung and Eleanor Stevenson read ;
the clOSing prayer, launch was
served by the .hostess, assisted •
by Helen Smith and Grace Evans. ;
Rev. James Perrie B.A., of
of Banana, Alta., visited at the
home of his parents and attended •
the Ueatenaial celebrations at
Ethel. Ile had previously attended; •
Expo, and the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church held
in Mum C: Lurch, Ottawa.
WAL"i ON
Minister Is Honored
Prior To Departure
The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
Higginbotham and family were
honored guests at a social even -
Mg prior to their leaving for
his new charge at (Jreemore.
A program was presented' with
Clarence Martin as Master of
ceremonies. It was opened with
a Wenn with Mrs. Harvey Brown
as accompaniest. Numbers pre-
seated included, reading, Mrs.
James Smite; piano solo, Miss
Karen McDonald; vocal duet,
Mrs. Neil McGavin and Airs.
Lyle Osborne; reading, Mrs.
John Burch; vocal duet, Mrs.
Herbert Traviss and Gail Trav-
is; piano solo, Mrs. Martin Bawl;
saxophone duet, Carol and Keith
Wilbee; Vocal duet, Christine
Lee and Shirley 'Williamson ac-
companied by Lois Williamson. I
An address was read by Alvin
McDonald and Mr. and Mrs.
Higginbotham were presented
With a platform rocket and
recliner and Ruth, June and
Velma received woolen blanketa.
Mr. and Mrs, -Ijgginbothatn
expressed their thanks for the
gifts acid the program closed with
"Blest Be the Tie That Binds."
ledUetiain Service
The iheinction of ReV. D. E.
backeii, the nee, menet& Of
Duff's 'United Chtit'ch, will take.
place Thursday evening, The
Rev (I, M. Jardine of Wingham
Will be iii oh lege of the service.
The' tteV. D. Stevens of Egmond.
Ville, will preach the sermon.
Personals
Mrs. beheld Buchanan --or
c1odericli was a visitor with Mr.
aliti Mrs. Wilbur Terribull.
Dr. and Mt's. Clayton Sellers
aiicl daughters, Wellesley, were
U
visitors with Ala and Airs. Herb-
ert. Traviss. recently.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Martin,
Mrs. Ila.rOld "'rya!, 2ilizu beth.
and Wayne were recent; visitors
with Air, and Airs. noyd Jenkins
and lawny of Ingersoll,
Miss Nellie. Bann has taken a
summer positiou in Strut t ford, ..
UJ'. and Airs, lierbert Travis
and and Mr. uud Mrs,
Stewart McCall spent lastweele
end at Expo 67 at Montreal,
taiptitin mid airs, Ray Nelson,
Robert anti :Michael; Vancouver,
have been been. visitors with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Earl 'Wat-
son and Air and Mrs. Gerald.
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