HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-05-29, Page 3CUSTOM BACKHOEING
LOADING, BACKFILLING, & EXCAVATING
CALL COLLECT. 527 100 SEAFQRTH
CONTACT
JOHN ROCK — R. R. 2, SEAFORTH
PHONE 527 - 0497
or
JIM ALEXANDER •— R. R. 4, WALTON
AT THE ABOVE NO. ALREADY LISTED
LADIES'. DIV1SON OF. THE
BRUSSELS AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
.CTION N --- Home Crafts
EACH EXHIBIT AND ONLY NEW WORK WILL BE EXHIBITED, ALL DEFACED OR
SOILED .• (IRK WILL BE DISCARDED.
DIRECTORS — Mrs. Helen Martin, Mrs. Ray Br011$01to
Mrs. Ida. Evans, Mrs. Margaret Parish.
LIVING ROOM
1. Cushion, washable, uft. plastic Lou .75
2. Cushion. satin or silk, 1.0 0 .75
3 C‘USItinli• COrdtkrOY • ••••„.v.;•••••.”••••••,..•••,,•;;•••,; .. 1,00 .75
1. Cushion, needle point .75
n. Clicsierfield set. 3 pieces, •any style• 1.00 .75
(1. (bird table cover, any style.
7. Centre piece, over 12", _crochet..... 1,00
R. Coffee table centre .... 1.00
9. Luncheon table cover,. 36" square ... . 1.00
DINING ROOM
10, Table over, F-34" x any -design• ....... .1.00
11.. Table cover, crochet ............... .1.00
19, Du fret sk>t, embroidered 1.00
13, Buffet set, crochet .. ...4.. ....... ... ..„ 1.00
Crochet novelty ................. . , .... „ 1.00
15. Set of place mats — 1,00
16. Thre,., doilies, (not over 10" in diameter)
made. of crochet cotton, mounted ..... 1,00 ,75
KITCHEN
17, Cheery hreakfast eltvtli• . .50
1R,.. Three different pot holders, practical
mounted .„: ...... . ........... ... . .50
1n, Tea towels f'1- embroidered. • - • .50
20, Three (Ti' more articles arranged to fprm
a. novelty kitch'en nhower ccitt
.SEWING
21, Cobbler' apron 1.00
other at daughter apron,
Christmas design 1.00
22. Mother and datighter uPron, Proi41 611. . 1 .00
f..ady's blouse ............... ... .. .. .... ..
Mid's shorts 'u'1 poll ton ton
20. 1-...,(11-'s cotton ,tsetse 'with sample). 1.00
'Rest zirtielo made la m torry cloth 1:00
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T.”. (1 10. wool skirt ......... 1,00
nvi.,:m p-, (114,pin made) „,„„„,„„„„,,„. 1,1)0 .75
tlqepie mode) , „„.,„.,„„ .50
barbot n r-• •• .. .. . . 1.00 7s
-me made) ....... . ..... 1,00 .75
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KNITTING OR CROCHET
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pnt. vn,T) 1 710 i,fln,
qv-onto,. bootees and
11'1111ot orl 1 0 0 .75
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THE BRUSSELS POST 1'1RUSSF11.0S, ONTARIO
Turit€1)Ay, X11 't 29th,.. 1969
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ETHEL FATTY FARM EQUIPMENT
MAY SPECIALS
20% OFF ON BARN FANS
SPECIAL BOOKING LIQUID MANURE SPREADERS
WITH EVERY BARN CLEANER OR SILO LOADER
A 150.00 SET OF COOK WARE BY GSW
Contact: JAMES ALEXANDER
THE BRUSSELS POST
ROY vv KENNEDY, Publisher
Wished at Brussels, Ontario, every Thursday
Dox 50, Brussels, Ontario..
Set^Cr6b class Ilail Itogistraticol Number '0 50.2
Member of Canadian Weekly Newspapers Assoolation
Ontar'il Weekly Newspapers Association
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R, BALIER
YOUR MASSEY FERGUSON DEALER
A Complete Line Of
New and Used Farm Equipment
PHONE 5
BRUSSELS. ONT.
D. A. RANN
FURNITURE STORE
Licensed Funeral Director and Embalmer
MAX L. WATTS, PROPRIETOR
PHONE 36 or 85
BRUSSELS, ONT.
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BRUSSELS
and
W1NGHAM
Phone 120
Phone 357-3630
E. LONGS" AFF
OPTOMOTRIST
SEAFORTH MEDICAL CENTRE 527-1240
Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday A.M
Thursday Evening
CLINTON 0i-1 icE. 10 ISSAC STREE.I
Monday ane Wednesoc)y 482-7010
:all Either Office For Appointment
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Extended Coverage Nand
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REPORT FROM •
QUEEN'S PARK
By Murray Gaunt, M.P.P. •
(Huron-Bruce)
Premier John 'Whorls promised
delegation or Indians this week
that he will consider the proposal
to establish a Crown corporation
to administer Indian Affairs: in.
Ontario.
'rite Premier said lie would meet
tto 411 Iii us again soon to inform
ihem about the decisions the
(l'overnment has .inade in respect
to many or Ilia pressing Indian
problems.
The protest of :the Indiane has
centred around social and. Family
Services Ministf.u.. John. .Yaremko,
under whose jurisdiction
dine Development Draneh falls.
The climax name when seven of
the ten men-titers of the Develop-
ment Branch resigned.
• The president of the Union of
Indians has said that Mr. Varem-
ko's attitude is totally negative.
Education, Minister, William.
Davis, has defended universities
that refuse to admit persons aged
..•30 or over to their medical scho-
ols,
Liberal Education critic, Tim.
'Reid (Scarborough East) sug-
gested this was discrimination
but Mr. Davis said it takes a min..
manna of seven years for a student
to become a general practitioner
and about 11 years to become a
specialist. This -means that if •a
Student' is 30 or more when start-
ing he will be close to ;Tri before
he is ready to practice.
Ono thousand dollars that was
lent to the Campaign Committee
for a general farm .organization
in Ontario by the Ontario Dean
Producers Marketing board, has
been tied up for the duration of
the campaign.
Two farmers from the St..
Thomas area filed a writ last
month at Osgoode MD to prevent
the 'Reno Board from helping the
c•ommittee. The writ called for
the Committee to retm•ti the One
Thonsand Dollars, a bank loan
miaranteed by the Board. Actual-
ly. about half of the Committee's
funds have come from hank lot'it'
guaranteed by various marketing
boards.
The case has boon adjourned
until ,T11 T1 0th.
The Campaign Committee
honing for a vote in the middle of
-Tune.
AllPrOXIMMOly 10,000 Signa-
tures have been collected on the
petition asking for a Vote. 15,nno
will be needs-ti according to the
horc,re the taglf!'
Mr. and Mrs, Bort Codden wore
recent visitors with Mr. and Nrs.
Clarence :Miller of Clifford,
Air_ and Mrs, I', 11'. Browne Of
Chesley wore -visitors with Mr.
:tad. Mrs, James Cardiff.
Airs. Turner, 11arrist0n,
sevoral days with her daught-
er, Airs. Robert Cunningham-1. anti
Mr. Cunningham.
Mrs. Jas, (Cardiff • and Murray
visitod 'recently In Mitchell with.
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Pita,
;Iluschlin has been
ill for some time,
ii'. aid Mrs, Terry Cardiff and
family of Potrolia, were 'visitors,
.with • b is parents Mr, and . Mrs,
Albert Cardiff,
B,R, 4, WALTON
PHONE. COLLECT 527.--.1065