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Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1968-07-11, Page 5ExCiLLENT CAR BUYS BR-USSALS POST, BILUSSELS, 014(PAILU TI-MaitAY, JULY .).1th, 1364 196.7 MERCURY Vg TON CUSTOM CAB, long, wide box 1966. METEOR, MONTCALIV1 2 Dr. HTP. 1965 METEOR STATION WAGON, auto. 2 — 1964 MERCURYS 1961 GMC CAB & CHASSIS 960 series, 6 cyl, 5 speed trans, 2 speed axle 1968 MUSTANG SPECIALS SEVERAL OTHER 63 and 64 CH'EVS., PONTIACS, FORDS, METEORS MERCURYS BRIDGE MOTORS ••••••••••••••••••••••••,, `ME UNITED CHURCH Minister: Rev. A. M. Johnston B.A., B.D. Organist: Mrs. Fred Stephenson .11 P11L. "Words. that Annoy me Meet Jim McGregor, Presbyterian" MELVILIA: PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Minister REV. C. A. MoCARR014- 11 A.M. Divine Worship .'The Great I Am's of Johns Gospel (1) "I Am The Bread of Life" Organist: Mrs. Nora Moffat KIRKTON COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION. 24th Annual Garden Party FAIR. GROUNDS KIRKTON p ONTARIO HIGHWAY 23 'WEDNESDAY, JULY 17th, 1968 Softball Game -- 6;00 ,1 Little Stars Juvenile Programme :30 p.m., Sparkling Professional Programme -- 9:90 p.m. Lee Paul M,C. Ample Facilities for RefreShments and Sealing Free Supervised Parking on Grounds. Police Protection . YOUR MUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE FORD and . THUNDERBIRD DEALER BRUSSELS PHONE 249 WINGHAM PHONE 357-3460 BORN LILLYCROP — Bob and Shirley Lillycrop (nee Shirley Bolger) of London, are happy to an, nouacc. the birth of their danghter, Tracy Lynn, in St. ...Joseph's Hospital, London, on Juno 17th, MONCRIEFF CHICKEN BARBECUE THURSDAY, JULY 18th 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. Tickets sold in Advance Only Contact: MRS. ORVAL HARRISON or a Member of the U.C.W. Adults $1.50 Children 75c 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, 357-2591. All first time lawn cuttings FREE. pia......rawanwegerowepuwasanim".• OLD COIN FOUND An interesting coin was un- earthed • in some digging being done on the property of Mr. and. Mrs, V. Hinton of Brussels. It was a Bank of -Upper Canada half penny dated 1557. HOWICK LIONS BINGO WINNERS Regular Gaines: Mrs. Nall, Walkerton & Mrs. Subject, At- wood; Mrs. Henry, Wingham; Mrs. Fred Ohm, Wingbam; Mrs. Der.. beaker, Wingham; Mrs. Wil- fred Henry and Mrs. Bill Schill, Formosa; Mrs. Schill, Portnosa; Mrs, Subject.; Mrs. Ed Rich, Wingham; • Mrs, Fred Ohm; Mrs. Np1.1. and Mrs.Ohm, Share the Wealth: Mrs. Man- fred Irwin, Gorrie and • -Gerald 01 011, Walketrion; Bill Craig,.' Walkerton and Mrs, Cliff Henry,. Ha eeiston ; 826 Special: Ed. Gilmer, Gorrie. ;Jackpot Consolation plus bonus, Mrs, Schill, Formosa and Mrs; W, Henry. Wingham. Door Prizes: Mrs Schill, Gerald Got], Mrs, 'roman and Billy Bolton, COMING EVENTS NOTICE Enjoy Civic Moliday aL "Man and His World", Montreal, by a modern Air Ride Coach. Leaves August 2nd. .Return Aug. 5th. For informatura and reser- vation Phone: I-Ia.bkirk Transit Service Ltd. • Phone 527-1.222 Seatorth :Box 700, Seaforth. CARDS OF THANKS I, Ronnie :Hinton, take this opportunity to thank all the friends • who sent me cards and gifts while. at the hoispital. Special thanks to Mr. Scott and my classmates for their letters. Sincerely, Ronnie Hinton In my recent illness I found that for a small town Brussels has big heart. Many thanks for all the gifts and cards. I elan always remember your thoughtfulness, Sincerely Sincerely, Mrs. Edna Martin Captain D. J. (tipple of the Wingham Corp of the Salvation Army would like to extend a sincere thank you to the people of Brussels for their fine reSprinse to their Red Shield canvass. AlniOst $400 was contributed lay willing subscribers. So to the canvassers, the business Men, the service ehibs, the churches, and to the Many individual givers; hearty hand-clasp of appreciation from the Salvation Army who speak for so many who can't say themselves, May God bless yon. Parking Spaces Are Re-Painted Dave Hastings, Mir energetic Village utility man, Was up and at it bright and early Monday morn- ing, painting parallel parking markers on the main street. This type of parking is demand- ed here by the Department of Highways. • The old markings had become almost obliterated during the winter BEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY Adults - $1.00 O.P.P. REPORT During the week of June 30, to July 6, 1968, Officers of the Wing.: barn detachment worked a total of 235-% hours and patrolled 3150 miles. Tweunty Criminal Investigations were conducted, which included three thefts, Seven charges were laid under the -Highway Traffic Act. Ten warnings us were issued and nine Safety Checks were condUcted, Three Liquor Control Acts in, vestigations were carried out with three persons being charged under the Act, The following motor vehicle Accidents were reported to the, ii`ingham Detachment.: EAST WAWANOSH TWP On Thursday on Sideroad 39-40, East Wawanosh Twp., a 1964 Pontiac driven by Kenneth Mc- Gowan and a 1963 Ford driven by Brian NelSon of Wingham, Ont- ario :weve involved in an accident, Nelson and a passanger, Con- stance Stroop suffered injuries when their vehicle struck a hydro pole. Damage was estimated at $1010.00; Prov. Const. K. R. l3a.lzer inves tigated. roRDwaca On , Thnrwlay afternoon at an uncontrolled inter- section at sideroad 15-16 and Con- cession 2, Howick Two., a 1998 Pontiac driven by Gilbett itoggath Seaforth,, Ontario and a 19(4 Ford driven by Elva Reinhard# RR 2, G00% Ont. collided Dam- age was estimated at $1.500,0n, Prov. COIL W, A, 'iltevenotfit investigated the accident, Highway` 86 — On Friday Morn- ing a 1962 Ford driven by Rae Mothers, RR 2, Blnevale, Out. Struck off several guide posts along Highwty 86. Damage Was estimated at $4.20.00. Prov. Const. K, R. Balzer investigated. Turilberry Twp. -- On Saturday, the left rear side of 1965 Acad. ian driven by Theodore Saint; RR 3, Wingham, Ont: and the left rear fender of a 1962 Mercury; driven by Reny Rohn, RR 2, Wingham, Wee damaged. Total damage "%VA'S estimated at $115.00. Prov. Cenat, W, R. l3el. ‘,vas the investigati rig offiber. TUT11\11F4RItY •Oil Saturday, a 1963, Falcon citi*O4 hY Children - 26c William Stevens, Thanlesford, Ont. and a 1968 Meteor driven by Stanley Korsbugh, RR 1, Wing ham, Ont. collided. Damage Was estimated at $165,00. Prov. Coast, II„ B. MeKittiek investigated the accident. INATTENTIVE DRIVERS Good drivers knew that driving is a full time job. Drivng requires YOU full attention all the time, A distracted driver is an "inattentive driver": Before you start yOur day trip, help protect yourtelf from disthaction by following theSe simple rules: Avoid confusion in the ear make sure passengers and lugggage are not blocking your vision. Avoid fatigue . , . schedule reg ular rest stops along the way. Avoid indecision over routes and turn-offs by planning your trip ahead of time. Remember — AN ALERT DRIV ER IS A SAFE RRIVER! DISTRICT NO. 12 IOOF OFFICERS INSTALLED Clearende MoCIOurt, Atwood, was installed as district deputy grand Mager of District No. 11 TOOF Lodge following an Odd Fellow church service in the Listowel Baptist ChurOh, ACteP the Service the lodges muent to the TO.DF Hall in Listowel Where Robert Tintriitton, past. diStriet deputy grand Master cotchicted the installation dere- niony. Frank Cleland, acted as depu tym a rsh Others installed were: irvitle Rock, MOnktbn Lodge, deputy grand Warden and Elmer tee distriet secretary. During the evening Bert Felker was pre- sentdd with his past grand mas- ters pin by Mr. Harrison, Greetings came front district No. :13, Donald Swan and George Vanstone, St Marys, and dis- trict No. 29, Mrs. tnten Ephnes, district deputy preSident Of that district. T)oilitiaS Cleland, : Chaplain gave ciosing",ptaym'S, Coffee and rookies were served by numbers of Peril( Star Rebekah Ledge. The Bouquet Invitation Line Good toste needn't be expensive. Our beautiful Bouquet Invitation tine proVes this with the most exquisite papers, type faces and workmanship you Could wish for! It features Thermo-Engraving—rich raised lettering---elegant as the finest craftsmanship — yet costing so little! Come km our unusual selection, Otte to two iiieeh "diver BEE OUR NEM, CATALOGUE THE BRUSSZLS PO$T, Centre am* For all kinds of upholstering Brussels Fisprassntativa: I BELWYK BAKER phone 4 or"' 70 Earusteli Attendance — 4,000 5,000 GOME AND BRING YO.CIR FRIENDS