HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1967-11-16, Page 6FOR ALL YOUR
FARM NEEDS
SEE
OPNOTCH
TOPNOTCH. FEEDS ,LIMITfD
OF
WOOL and LEATHER COOPS
CONTINUES TILL NOVEMBER 18th
— ALL PRICES ARE LOWER THAN LAST YEAR
Here are four reasons why you should do your shopping at the Old Mill
AN ALSONETT HOTEL
•N BEAUTIFUL TAMPA SAY
WT. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA.
Foe figuration Mid leteratilia, has
AREA CODE 813, 7-4662
BRI:ISEIRLS POST, ITRUSSMS, ONTARIO THURSDAY, NOV. 16th, 1887
PHONE 199 BRUSSELS
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FINAL 3 DAYS
THE OLD MILL
Factory Outlet Sale
BA NTON LYTH B
PHONE BLYTH 523-9373 — On Hwy. 4, Between Clinton and. Wingham
BOWLING NOTES
Averages Up To The
End Of October
Jack Higgins.
Ron 11 nether
Jane Ward
Dave Hastings
Bill Stephenson
Elaine Nichol
Ruth Huether
Bill Hutchinson
Allan Nichol
Jean Bolger
Brian Rutledge
Dianne lInether
Grant Stevenson
Jim McNeil
John Cousins
Ned Rutledge
Lloyd Meehan
Betty Bronson,
Mel McArter
Lois MeArter
Shirley Wheeler
Marlene Rutledge
Don. Jacklin
Karen Hastings
Ann LOWe
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HOTEL.
ONE OF FLORIDA'S FINEWJP
Prestige resort hotel overlooking tropical
park and Yacht Harbor. Superb cuisine and
unexcelled service. Planned program of en-
tertainment . . . concerts. Luncheon and
Dinner Music. Dancing nightly in Terrace
Room. Affiliated 13-hole Golf Course and
Swimming Pool. 24-hour Garage Service.
Season--October t May.
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178
177
172 ,
172
..... 172 '
172 . .
172
169
166
165
.„„„, ... 164
103
163.
161
161
Murray Lowe
Brian. Huether
Ray Bronson
Larry Duncan
Dave Wheeler
Larry Bolger
Mary Lowe
Barb Marlatt
Vera Hastings
The number
age indicates
games bowled
Do your 'Christmas shopping
at home this year.
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We are giving you the opportunity
of buying the finest genuine leather
and wool products at the lowest pos-
sible factory outlet prides.
Bill McArter 8
Don Martin 6
Ross Duncan 6
Alf Nichol 6
Alex Clark
3
;John Cousins
Ross :Bennett 2
Keith Nicholson 2
... .. .. +par
High Score: 3 darts, Russ 26
25 171,
13 High Score for the Evening:
11. Archie Willis 129.
Clarence White ... 46 Points
Hilt Ward 37
Ken White 35
Jim McNeil 33
Russ Hall 32
Dan Snyder 31
Ernie Back 29
Hick Stephenson 29
W11115 Knight 27
i m Smith.27
Adam Smith
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Boss Alcock 22 ........
Jack McWhirier 22
,Ross Nicholson 22
Archie Riley 20
Wiff Warwick 19
Ted Elliott 19
Eric ExeT 19
Pii11 M cWhi r ter 18
FTarry 17
Carson -Watson 16
Barry Ada ms 16
Harry Bolger 1.5'
Ray Bronson
Ted Cowan 13
Cliff Rernaghan 13
ee Vat set. 14
Neil Adams 12
Archie Willis 11
Ebner Young 11
Murray .Tehriston
Karl Kokash
Sabi Workman
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...... 202
202
192
191
189
182 ,
181
178 1
178
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Jim Bosnian 161
Merle Cousins 159
'arilyn Higgins 158
Marni 13ronson ....... „... 1.57
Joyce liellington 155
Kay Rutledge 150
Vcima Stephenson. 145
Gordon jacklin
134
;;Q orge Wheeler 132
Dianne McNeil „ ... ... 126
M a ri on Ma cb an 122
Averages of Subs,
204. 21 BRUSSELS AREA
216 - DART LEAGUE
178 6,
168 3 Team Standings
158 6 151 6 , 5th Line
144 3 , Archers
137 3 Nichol's Gang
135 3
beside
thennmberaveort Len's
Gang
efG'reY 1.-Dinners
by these players. Jamestown
31 Points
30
28
28
AN HOUR WITH HARRY
The O'Keffe Centre Presents
Belatonte in an, heilr,letig colOr
sPeeial, to be seen on CBC tele-
NoV, 23, The
USE YOUF SEAT BELTS
AT ALL TIMES
A Major safety problem, accord-
ing to the Ontario Safety League,
is to persuade More people to
use seat belts in their cars. The
news from the U. S. is that,
al though the number of auto-
: mobiles equipped with belts is
increasing, fewer people propor.;
tunately are using them.
great entertainer sthgs songt Of
Many tends and also presents
South Africa's dazzling Miriam
Makebit and folk singer Esther
MarrOW, with the 13elarOnta
6ingeroi
We have the largest stock to choose
from in. the history of our firm..
Shop new while our selection Is best.
We know there is no other factory We carry a line of products which
outlet in Canada such as, this in include many items not available at
which the public can shop. any other outlet.
HOURS: 9:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. WEEK DAYS. INCLUDING WEDNESDAY
SATURDAYS 9:00 A.M. TO 10:00 P.M.
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