The Brussels Post, 1967-10-12, Page 4ANNOUNCIN
the appointment o
Mr. Andrew C. Turnbull
Mrs, Watson Brown
as our Sub-Agents for the sale of
CANADA SAVINGS
BONDS
NESBITT, THOMSON
AND CAMPANY,
P. F. Carey — Goderich
Published by the Ittiriiiilititdd Ptogte§sive Conservative Association
For, SALE —
2uu 503-Fisher one year old;
hens. in. J, Craig, RR 2,
i31y F2 Phone 523-948Q
FOR SALE
a 1t and yellow Baby ,u144-Yor
can convert to car bed. Reason-
able.
Mrs, John Arms-tong Phone 426T5
FOR RENT
House iu. Brussels. For Sale,
250 g411. Oil Tank, also medium.
ell stove, Apply to:
Elmer Ellacolt Phone 129
19G8 SKI-000'S
Several models on display.
Metre used machines available.
now for fun filled
`Jflueti alb
Restaura'.nl,
THE BRUSSELS POST,
FOR SALE —
3 choice Sows, due ist week
in November.
Lymi Evans Phone 356.13
ALUMINUM —
Awnings, windows, doors, shut-
ters, railings and columns, sid-
ing, eavestroughs. Phone or write
for free estimates. Phone 527-0777
or 527-0032, Holmes and MacLean,
Seatorth.
SALE OF SCHOOL
On October 21, 1967 at 2 p.m..
Morris East Wawanosh will sell
by auction School No, 4, Nicholls
School, lot 26 concession 6, Morris.
This is a red brick building
with basement. There is a drilled
well. pressure system, schobl bell
and other school furnishings.
Terms of sale — 10% down at
the time of Sale, the balance in
30 days.
George MeCutcheox, Chairman
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CITY .,— PROV,
CRANBROPK'
October Meeting. Of The
Afternoon W,M.S. Group
Airs. Wilfred Strickler was
hostess !lot' the October meeting
n: the Afternoon Group of the
Airs. Clare 'Witch was,
leader and opened the meetiing
with a poem and, Pssani. 86 ".&11
People that on, earth do dwell".
The Scripture was read in nal-
s.)n and the leader gave the medi.-
Mr.s. John. Perrie led in,
prayer anti a poem "Thank you
for today" was read by Mrs, John
Schnook. A very interesting
'Thanksgiving' topic was pre-
pared awl read by kiss Alice J.
Forrest. Mrs. Stanley Fischer read
a. poem "Autumn Glory". The
president, Mrs, Earl Dunn, con,
duoted the business, it. was stated
that the Sectional meeting would
be held in Atwood Presbyterian
Church on October ,25th at 2:30,
p.m. The sPecial speaker is to ire
Miss Elsie Taylor, Nigeria. The
treasurer, Mrs. John Perrie, and
supply secretary, Mrs. Wilfred
Strickler, each gave reports. The
need for. Sunday School teachers
Was brought to the attention of
the Members. Nine Members and
two from the Evening Auxiliary
were present to hear Mrs, Arthur
Han4,1ton Atwood, Preubyterial
visitor. She gave a most )11-form-
ative talk and answered questions,
of general interest. The reit call
was answered with a Thanks-.
giving verse, 'Pile.meeting closed
with hymn 692 "Sing to the Lord
of the Harvest" and a prayer by
Mrs. Veitch. Mrs. Allan Smith,
Mrs. John Pettit' and Al.rs John
Schnuck assisted the hostess in
serving lunch.
Otn. 12th, 1.96i1
Get yours
winter
:Trailors, Danny's
:357-3114 Wingb.am.
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THE CANADIAN NATIONAL
INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND
ANNUAL FINANCIAL APPEAL
now under way
MAIL YOUR DONATIONS TO
Mr. R. B. Cousins,
BRUSSELS, ONT,
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