The URL can be used to link to this page

Home My WebLink AboutThe Brussels Post, 1969-08-21, Page 6BAUP(W MOTORS • YOUR MUSTANG, FALCON, FAIRLANE, FORD and THUNDERBIRD DEALER BRUSSELS PHONE 249 WINGHAlVI PHONE 357-3460 attended a wedding, Mr. and Airs. Russell .Varies and Mrs. Ralph Trariss visited with hiss Linda Traviss at Sparrow Laic(' for a few days. Miss carol Witheo, wIto has completed a summer school course at Western University, .Loudon, is home, There will be no service in Iniff's 'United Church on August' A number of the meMbers of the Walton Women's Institute Captain and Mrs. John, Beer were in attendance at the recent and family of Winnipeg have been W.L meeting hold In LondoSboro Visitors wit hAir, and Mrs. Earners Community Hall, spolisored by son Mitchell. the Huron County Historical Mr. and Mrs. Airie Peters spent Society. two weeks in Holland where they Mrs., Margaret • . Looming and WALTON Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Fraser and daughter Cheryl are home from their trip to ilia West Coast, Mr. and Mrs. Mae Sholdice and Murray enjoyed a recent motor 'trip to TO erillery, Manitoulin Island, and Sudbury and also paid a Visit to Santa's Village located at Bracebridge. Mrs. Margaret Humphries is home after spending a month at Rochester, with friends, HOMELITE'S CH IN SAW Only 101/2 lbs, less bar and chain. Come in and try it. See how well it fits your grip. See its narrow new bar that cuts faster without pinching. guaranteed certificates investment now paying Put your money into our the never-before interest of eight and one half percent, • For A Better USED CAR AT THE RIGHT PRICE 1966 METEOR RIDEAU 4D 8 cyl. Auto, 1966 CHEV, IMPALA 4D FIT, Fully equipped 1964 FORD 4D 8 cyl. Auto. 1964 COMET 2D TRUCK SPECIALS 1966 MERCURY %TON PICK UP 1966 CHEV. %TON PICK UP 1965 MERCURY 1 TON CAB & CHASSIS THE BRUSSELS POST, BRIT SSPILS, ONTARIO TITURSDA. Y, AUGUST gist, 1.969 d'ollINIP''""411111IP"411106111wmIllElowill111111/1"11611MIIn millill60"MIIIPPme WIVI. ADAMSON LIVESTOCK TRANSPORT Formerly Ken Sholdice Transport PHONE BRUSSELS 357J4 PCV CLASS FS and F T. GARNISS Brussels, Ont. Mrs. Verne Patterson of se8rorth. and, Aliss Amye Love, Toronto, were guests of Airs. NV. it, Proud• foot for several days. IT'S A "FAMILY AFFAIR" THIS YEAS AT THE 1969 GREAT WESTERN -5A19 • . With this yea I's .accent oil a 'family affair" the 1969 edition Of the Groat Western Fair swings open. its gales on Sept.. iith through Sept. 13th, to nine ..fun packed days of wonder, excite- ment, and entertainment for the whole family. Who hrltm' than George Kirby o headline the• .opening three nights of the all r free grandstand show. Kirkby has attained inter- national stature as an impresslou- ig, but he is also a unique blend of comic. raneonteur, singer, pian- ist and dialectician who has de- lighted audiences iii 1:0111' contitt- outs. In ;.1 carcwr spanning 25 years Kirkby has entertained in North Anterlien's premier night spots: toured. Europe, .Australia and Asia; appeared In most top television shows and performed world's leading with many of the personalities. Sharing the limelight with Kir- by is the Sound of Ireland — 'The Irish rtovere, a lively group who can -bolt out snappy, robust tunes, and in the twinkling sif an eye, shift over to tear-jerk- ing ballads that makes everyone who isn't, want to be :Irish: The Irish Rovers made international reeording charts with "The Iruleorn" and ]lade Anieri tiiexe ever sinee. They are four oxtra- orilinary yenng musicians who happen to be. Irish, and who happen to be very, very, good. Glen M ay wood who can start an epidemic of laughter when he steps onto the stage will emcee ti4e. grandstand show. Rounding out the performace i5 Vonda Kay Atari Dyke who combines talent, personality and warm charm to win audience acclaim. Wit, ven- triloquism, and a polished sing- ing voice, are among her Outstand- ing talents. And that's the grandstand show! There are hundreds of other attruction,s going ou all day at the (heat Western Fair Sept. 5 General admission $1,25. Kids 35e TO SUBSCRIBERS — Those who have been reminded that their Post is in arrears are asked to look after this at once as lit is costing us 3c extra postage each week. SEAFORTH UPHOLSTERY Centre Street For all kinds of uphostering Brussels Representative: SELWYN BAKER Phone 4 or 79 Brussels W. J. HENDERSON Milverton Dial 595_4483 ELDON STECKLEY Dial 595_4707 MCGavin's Farm Equipment WE SPECIALIZE IN A COMPLETE LINE OF FARM EQUIPMENT SALES AND SERVICE WALTON, ONTARIO BRUSSELS SEAFORTH PHONE 365W6 OR 527-0245 LICENCED AUCTIONEERS AND VALUATORS RATES REASONABLE NO SALE TOO SMALL GIVE US A CALL The Bouquet Invitation Line Good taste needn't be expertive. Our beoUtifut Bouquei Invitation tine proves thit With the Most eilqiiisite papers, type faces and workmanship you couid wish for! It lectures Thermo-Engraving—rich raised lettering--elegaro as the finest craftsmanship — yet costing so littlef(70m* s- our unusual selection. IWO TRUST COMPANY SINCE 180£4_ I 111-1ANOH AE J g PT . • ivechi$ '9E. C' OUR NNW 1",jATALO4, 1V4 • ..•'