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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-02-01, Page 39RUSSELS, ONT. PHONE 5 and WINOHAM Phone 357-363V BRUSSELS Phone 120 BRUSSELS. ONT. PHONE 36 or 86 HOTEL. THE BRUSSELS POST ROY W. KENNEDY. Publisher Published BRUSSELS. ONTARIO, ..very Thursday Authorized as Second Class Mail, rust Office. Department, Ot'nws f.stabliand 1b72 ,lerving the rarming ,Curnmuniu • 'Sletrber of t.',anad!..An Weekly .Newspapsrs Assoolstlor orit4r to Nowspelpearst .Aseelini.04:00 SRI J. BAUER YOUR 'MASSEY - FERGUSON DEALER A Complete Linfol Of Nevi, end Us ed Farm Equipment WINGHAM MEMORIAL SHOP QUALITY SERVICE CRAFTSMANSHIP ripen Every Wash Day Your Guarantee ter 01Pr 85 Year" CEMETERY LETTERING BOX 156 WINGHAM JOHN MALLICP CRAW'FORD, SHEPHERD & MILL J. H. CRAWFORD, Q, C. N, A, SHEPHERD, M.A., L.L.B. A. R. M. MILL B.A., L. L. B, D. A. RANN FURNITURE STORE Licensed Funeral Director and embalmer J. E. LONGSTAFF — OPTOMOTRIBT -- 8EAFORTH IVIEOICAL CENTRE 527-1240 Tuesday, Thursday, Friday. Saturday A.M. 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'HE BRUSEIELS POST, 1;R1ISSIGLS, ONTARIO Thursday, February 1st, 1968 BOWLING NOTES (Intended for last week) The teams have changed their positions in the standings. Team Standing' Jack's Streaks l.tave's Devil's red's Stedies Lois Lepricons Nick's Red ('ups Mel 's Crider Dogs Ladies' High Single Ruth Huether .Joyce Kellbucton Merle Cousins Ladies' High Triple With T-Tuether Alarleme EIutledge 575 Marilyn Higgins 549 Men's High Single Bill Stephenson ;rim McNeil Brian Rutledge Men's High Trrple Bill Stephenson Dave Hastings Ron. Huether Jim McNeil High Sub. Ray Bronson. .„„ ,, , . 209 185, 1.4.9 543 Subs. Ray Bronson for Allan NiChol Murray Lowe for Mel McArter Wayne Jacklin for Lloyd Meehan Mabel Willis for Dianne :Finether Don Martin for Dianne McNeil Averages to Jan. 22 Jalek nworis 284 Dave 'Hastings ,. 193 Jane Ward .......... 191 TIDO fluether 190 Carman, Machan 137 Ruth Htiother .185 IRlan Rutledge 184 Bill Stephenson ....... 184 Lloyd Machan 179 Allan Nichol 178 Ned Rutledge 177 John Cousins 1.76 Elaine Nichol 178 Lois IVIcArter 173 Mantle Hued:her 173, Jean Bolger 172 (lranf. Stevenson 172 Mel McArier 170 Tim McNeil 166 Karen Hastings 1(16 I\larlene Rutledea 165 Marilyn T-Tiggins 164 Betty son 1112 Don Jacklin ....... 162 AnnE1' Lowe. 159 Shirely Wheeler 159 Merle Cousins 159 Joyce Kellington 153 Marni Bronson 153 Jim Rosman 1.52 Velma Stephenson 148 Gordon Jacklin 147 Ray Rutledge j 47 George 'Wheeler 143 [)1>inim McNeil 1 42 Marion Machan 133 High Sub. Murray Lowe 197 Ray Illrow4on 186 Larry Dun ea n 1 .56 Larry Bolger 1.56 nave Wheeler 15f1 Nikki Exel 1 5.!1 151 George CousitiS 1.43 Wayne Jacklin 144 Mary Lowe 144 Doug Mn Phan 142 ,h•tcic Lowe 137 Part) Marl a ti 129 UnriT) 119 118 115 113 101 94 210 210 208 ...... • 289 250 233 590 586 582 582 V./m. Leiper, Jr. Squires, Clinton; .ames Keys, RR 1, Seatorth ; V. J. Lane, RR 5, Seaforti Londeshoro; Selwyn Baker, Brussels; liar-0,4 George Coyne, Dubiln ; Donald G. Eaton, Seatortra 111111111111312NifillliSIIIIIIIIIMMX*11111110131111AMMAZIMIIIIIIK Mabel Willie 128 Vera Hastings 124 Eric Exel 119 Don Dixon 214 NEW POSTAL REGULATIONS TO BE ENFORCED IN 196$ Au newspapers will be put on what the Departinent terms the "Count Method" whereby audi tors from the Department will come in and count and Classify mailing of newspapers, all of Which will be enforced as early as possible in 1968. every subscription on the list. There are, things which must be adhered to, such as complete postal address, and in the ease of large cities, the zone numbers and apartment numbers. NOTE: Will subscribers whose address does not include these when nec, essary, kindly forward them to th6 Post as soon as possible. Subscribers over 12 months in arrears are of be classed as note-subscribers and if. wailed out will require higher postage rates. The day of the tardy sub, scriber is over with this ruling.. as the publisher could not pos- sibly afford to pay the added postage. Rembering this readerd are asked to check on this, and if they want the Post to ''keep coming" their subscription must be 'kept on. a paid-up basis: The Post thank their many subscribers who have already respbbaed to thih notice by re- newing their paper. We would( appreciate having those who are still In arrears attend tO this . matter at their earliest con- venience so we can bring our mailing lists up to date for the Postal Inspector. If your post stops coming con- tact this office but the blame may he placed on the new postal rogulations. Classified Ads pay off. ••••*1,11.14.1 bA MONEY READ THE BRUSSELS POST 576 j AGENTS.