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T.C111 BRUS.SELS POST, 1.1.1tUSSI4LS, ONTARIO Tit 1.:,1t6DA 17, :NO V. 9th, 11367
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JOHN C. WADE
PHONE 9 BRUSSELS
Local Representative for
UNITED INVESTMENT
SERVICES LTD.
Exclusive Distributors For
United Accumulative Fund Ltd.
United Assets Under
Administration Exceed
,,..s.,o,u00000. Oct. 5th, 1967
TOPNOTCH DAIRY • MONTH'
STARTS NOV. 13 and ENDS DEC.
SAVE UP TO $12.00 per ton
on Dairy and Beef Feeds
300K YOUR ORDERS NOW AT
You're sure to enjoy a serving at mealtime
or anytime
Pick up a half gallon to-day or try any one
of the mt.r y other flavours
FRESH FROM
COUSINS, DAIRY
WALTON
WALTON W.I, ,ENTERTAIN
AT HALLOWE'EN MEETING
Mrs, Jan van Vlict, president,
weicomed guests front -Brussels
Ethel, Oranbrook, Muncrieft, sea-
forth and Londesboro to the
Ocober meeting of the Walton.
-Women's Institute.
NOISE.
In the home, when voices and.
tempers rise, check the noise
level, Radio, TV and high-Li can
provide entertainment When
played too long and loud, diver-
sion is reduced to distracting
backgrotind noise, and 'may pro-
din anxiety and inefficiency.
l: alike the muscles or the, body,
the nervous mechanism of the
ear does nor show wear and tear
from constant use. Instead our
i I n LICMS reflect fatigue.
Those not in Hallowe'en, eest-
tlino responded to roil call with
payment of a 25c line.
An interesting report of a
County Covention was given by
Mrs, Win, Humphries, who had
iittencled with Mrs. James Clark.
'rho minutes and correspond-
ence, read by the secretary, Mrs,
Gerald Watson, included a requeSt
front the Canadian NAtional
tote of the Blind for a donation.
$45,00 contribution was voted to
the CNIB.
Achieveinent Day for .the 4.41.
(Ads' Clubs course "Cotton Acces-
ales, is to take place in. Auburn
on Decemeber i2.
Plans were made for a Court
Whist party to be held November
29th.
Mrs, M. Humphries will act on be
half of Walton W. I. at the Nov.
11th wreath laying ceremony at
the Cenotaph in Brussels.
A decision was made to support
the Child in China again this
year, in participation with the.
W.i, branches of Brussels, MOn-
crieff, Cranbrook and Gerrie.
The financial report of the re-
cent W.I. Variety Revue was
given by Mrs. Harvey Craig.
The program was in charge of
the Public Relations Conveners,
Mrs, AlVin. McDonold, Mrs. Nelson,
Marks and Mrs. Kenneth Mc-
Donald, The program openeit
with the hiding of costunies,"
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Mrs. Mac Scott, Seaforth, best.
ironic; Mrs. Bruce Coleman,
Seaforth; best Character: Mrs.
George Pearson and Mrs. Wm.
'Dobson, tilt.01, best couple. Mrs.
Mac Macintosh won a corn gues-
sing contest and Mrs. George Mc-
Call a. pumpkin contest. Mit.
Watson Reid, toralesboro ; Mrs.
'Marl. Ctidniore, Brussels; Mrs.
Kenneth LSinifh. Moncrieff and
Mrs. Arnold Taylor. Seaforth
were winners of other contests
and relaYS,
1VICI)Ottald Centralia,
ed d Mule reading, A wit& dis,
tribitted ftirttineS a,t the dOire. The
Condneted t)hteh
Attaidit
Mr S. HithiPhrieS :WU the.
how to spend eisure hours.
Books of almos t any catagory
will be available to yon. If the
book you wish is not on the shelf`
of your local library ask your
librarian Lo get it. for you. It is
the intention of the new library
service to bring to you what you
wish to read and study as quickly
as it is available on a non fee
basis to all ratenaYers and their
rft fillips in the County oh' Ifuron.
During 1907 Huron County
changed over from a co-operative
system to a new County Wide
Public Library' SYstein in ae-
cordance with the Ontario Deport-
ment of Education,
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