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FINANCLAI. REPORT
for the Provincial Election of Huron-Bruce, October 17th, 1967,
for Roger West, Progressive Conservative Candidate.
Advertising and Supplies 4,627.78
(envelopes, posters, letterheads,
matches and the like)
Postage 1,367.20
Office Rent
287.32
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr and Mrs. George C. Miubie,
IL K. 4 Brussels, Omit., anuouuee -
the forthcoming marriage of their' ••
only daughter, Ruth Louise, to Mr. •
James Alien Baker B.A. Sc., son of
Airs. 1Vard Baker and the late Mr. •
Baker of Napanee Oat, The
wedding will take place in Knox
Presbyterian Church, Belgrave at
3:30 p.m. on Saturday, July 20th,
1958.
Teach them
to look
both ways
before crossing
the street
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FIREIVIENS ANNUAL b'ALL
ROYAL CANADAN LEGION HALL
FRIDAY, JULY 5th
Music By: Desjardine Orchestra
Admission : $2.00 Per Couple
ADMISSION RESTRICTED TO PERSONS OVER 21 mum
Sponsored By Brussels Fire Brigade
Everyone Welcome
This space is donated for community improvenkealn
LISTOWEL TRANSPORT LINES LIU
Ontario's Silver & Black Fiat
Aisou
FOR SALE —
24 acres of hay; also 25 pigs,
David Kerr, RR 1, Ethel
Phone Brussels 335.16
FOR SALE —
:le acres of ...alfalfa and Timothy
Hay. Murray Ross
RR 2., illuevale, Phone. Brussels
360W12
NOTICE
For all your electrical wiring
needs.
Contact: Don McLean
Phone 443J6 Brussels.
OPPORTUNITY
Exclusive Sales Rights for Axon
Cosmetics available to capable
energetic women in Grey, Morris,
or Tuckerstaith Townships. Write
or call collect, evenings.
Mrs. Al Millson, 12. Hawksbury
Ave., London, Ontario.
SALES HELP WANTED MALE
HOW TO EARN
MORE MONEY
I need a full or part-time person
to help meet the demand for a
much needed service for motorists.
Pleasant, dignified, good paying
work. No experience necessary
but a oar is. For full information
write to 10. Bauer, Patrick Street,
Winghant. Give your phone
number please.
6,282.30
Roger West, Candidate
CONCRETE WORK —
No Job Too Big, No Job Too
Small. Also porthole digging and
fencing. Reasonable rates.
Contact; Louis Maloney
Seaforth Phone 527-1351
CUSTOM WORK
Custom Bulldozing, Loading and
hauling Service. Clearing of fence
bottoms and stone piles.
Jack Shaw Phone 3574074
Wingham
NOTICE.
Due to illness I will not be
working during July or August,.
My sun will take appointments
Monday through ,Thursday from
2:30 in the afternoon. He is a
qualified 'hairdresser. Phone
140 or 204.
Velma Stephenson
MAITLAND fELESERVICES
LIMITED
I am interested in purchasing
shares of the Company and any-
one wishing to sell them can
contact me, Douglas A. Farr, at
Box 513, 'Walkerton Ontario.
NOTICE
Lawn Mowing, Garden Tilling,
Snow Blowing, etc. Reasonable
rates. Year round yard and
garden maintenance contracts
may be set up if desired.
Apply to: William Grube
Brussels or Wayne Grube, Wing
ham, Phone, collect, 3574591.
first time lawn cuttings
FREE.
SALES HELP WANTED MALE
AND FEMALE
FREE - FREE - FREE.
Write for your wonderful free.
Cook Book and for complete in-
formation on how to establish
profitable Rawleigh Business —
) Full Time basis -- or'
Part Time basis
YOUR NAME
YOUR ADDRESS
V. CITY PRO
TI-14 W. T. RAWLIiIIGE CO. LTD.
Dept. G'L52-1-1Y2,
4005 Richelieu St, Montreal, P. Q.
SE A•FOR TN
UPHOLSTERY
Centro Street
For all kinds of unholitering.
Brussels Represimistiiret
SELWYN BAKKE
Phone 4 Or 79 Brussels
ENGAGEMENTS
Mrs Win. Stiles, Brussels, 00.1;4
announces the engagement of her
.daughter, Barbara Claudette, to
Mr. Willis Knight, son of Mrs.
Elsie Knight and the late Mr.
'Gordon Knight. The wedding will
take place Friday, July 26th, 1965,
at 7 o'clock, in the United Church,
.orussels.
Air. and Airs. Kenneth R.
Tischer, la R. 3, Brussels, Ont.
are pleased to announce the
eugagment of their daughter,
Carol 111.arlene, to Mr. David
Robert. Payne, son of Mrs. Adah
Payne of London, England, and
the late Mr. Alfred Payne. The
wedding will take place Saturday,
July 27th, at 3:30, in. St. John's
Anglican Ohurch, Brussels.
CARDS OF THANKS
I would like to thank everyone
for their visits, cards, treats and
flowers while I was a patient in
Wingham hospital.
Special thanks to Mr and Mrs.
Fred Thuell, and Rev. A. Johnston.
It was all very much appreciated.
Mrs. Wm. Stiles
I. would like to thank all my
friends and relatives for cards,
aowers, treats and visits while I
was in Victoria Hospital, London
and since coming home. Special
thanks to Rev. Johnston, Dr. Zyluk
and Dr. Tew: and the nursing staff
on 4th floor West. It was all ap-
preciated.
Mrs Annie Bray
My sincere thanks is extended
to the nurses and staff of the 2nd
floor of Wingham and District
Hospital where I was a patient.
Special thanks to my good
neighbours who helped at home
while I was away; also to DM
Zyluk and. Wilkins.
Clem Steffier
COMING EVENTS :
MEMORIAL SERVE
The memorial service at Elms.
Centre Cemetery will be held
Sunday, July 7, at S p.m. Rev.
F. G. Braby of Brussels will be
the guest speaker,
BINGO
Howick Lions Bingo will be held
on FridaY, July 5th, at 8.30 p.m.
in Wroxeter Community Hall.
Admission $1. :12 regular games
for $10; 2 "Share the Wealth"
one $25 Special; Jackpot of $75
in 56 calls; Door prizes.
TAKE CARE! YOU MAY
BE FINED $50. SAVE MONEY
With the beginning of the sum-
mer season. Ontario's highways
will be carrying hundred's of
thousands of motorists to vaaa-
tion and resort areas across the
province — and behind them will
leave thousands of tons of garb-
age which will cost taxpayers over
$700,000 to clean up.
In a stepped up effort to keep
Ontario's highways cleaner, the
Department of Highways has
launched an anti-litter campaign
and has appealed for public sup-
port through the news media,
A summer drive in the country
should be a pleasurable exper-
ience. But every year an increas,
ing collection of broken bottles,
cigarette packages, hot dog wrap-
pers, orange peelings and any
number of others items of junk
are thrown out of car windows by
unthinking motorists.
Most of the people who contri.
bute to this "mess-up" would
quickly pick up any debris found
on. theirown front lawn, Vet the
golden rule of aesthetics goes out
the window with the rest of the
garbage when their obvious self-
' interest is not involved.
It costs the Ontario Department
of Highways more than $65 a mile
in litter control alone to keep its
13,000 miles of King's Highways
neat and attractive. During the
major clean-up period, the sfx
months between May and October
that's an average expenditure of,
more than $3,800 every day.
The cost of combating this prob-
lem may well exceed $1,000,000
in the very near future unless
people pitch in to help keep roads
clean. in recent years an increas-
ing number of motorists have been
fined $50 under the Highway
Traffic Act for littering.
FOR SALE 4— WANTED —
McKee Earvester in good shape, • holstein spri n gers,
with box and unloading winch. Phone 4.731'13 Ben TerpStra
Clarence Martin, Seaforth