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BRUSSELS, ONT.
S EAF-ORTH
U H O L S T E R Y
Centre Street
For all kinds of uphosterinE,
Brussels Representative:
SELWYN BAKER
Phone '4 or 79 Bruesseir
BERG
Sales 1; Service
Installation
FREE ESTIMATES
▪ Barn Cleanert
• Bunk Feeders`
• Stabling ,
DONALD G. IVES
H.R. 2, BLYTH1
Phone brusse 443W4
Ile, and 'Mrs, Robert hilycrop
and Tracey, London,. were recent
weekend \II-lit:01'S With IiPT' fill ePtaH.
.,111'. find Mrs. Harold Bolger.
Winners in the Walton Softball
Team draw W PIT .IsI., pink eep-
skill Prig, Sack Ryan:. 2nd, white
sheepskin rug, Mrs. Graham
Sholtlice: 3rd, ,GOIEI satin bOtinci.
blanket; NorMan
FOLLOW THE LEADER. ALL THE WAY
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WITH;
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Kayal Canadian .Legion
=Brussels Branch _ 218
AUDITORItjA..
DEC. nth,.
DEC .19th.
FRIDAY,
15 REGULAR GAMES $1.00
3 CASH SPECIALS
1 DOOR PRIZE
EXTRA and SPECIAL CARDS
25c or '5 $1.00
UNDER THE AVSPICES OF THE BRUSSELS
•
BRANCH 218 OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION
6.SESSION 'COURSE
FOR BEEF CATTLE4EN
.Plans ha v e been complet oil to
1101(1 a 6-44tOn ;,(''{)terse for Beef
.404
'ton, lit 1430 p.m, air,; •
)90' business.
Someinper,
served, so let's have your reply
to rly.
S. J. Paquette, Associate
Agricultural Representative,
fol. Tiaton County.
Cattlemen - .a,
Board R4mi(
to 4 pm
Dec, 3rd 19139 'Elval nal ing Cost
of reeds, `eed AddativesY".and
. Hormones
Dec. IT 19(;9 'Ration , Building
"Workshop"
Jan. 7 1070 buildings nd • Peed-
tot Design
Jan, 1,5 1970 pm out
Feedlot
L i spin7nessA Jook
calf
Feb. 1 S 1.970 Scribe
inarketing,v
Films or slides will be useOf
some topics. There will he ne-
commis don for the first 30 who.
apply. Ignrolment fee is $5.00, An old man rim of his pleas-
itesourne people include Berr tires
When life held the magic of epting. Mogga ch. t4.Ingitteen, „ Ontirrin
Department of Agriculture and hut youth and 91?.?,.."aVe ht:e`ri'or.
Food, Clinton: .'Arichael •'1.11e Present a lOne• '0.41 11 efriVo3r
Agrioultnro •TeejmOltigy, Joy and eltdrAli Mtice:Aoritebto
thiron Park: Ger.1 ..... Agri- merit
cultural Itepresentai ti fir1100 we seek its w e :1 01.1,110y
County: Larry Campbell. Nreat ,
Packers round], Toronto; Stan Today is 111 " t." he iri ipj
No matter how young or hoi? 01 Paquette, AssOciate .Agricultural
Representative, ETnr0b,
GeitDENI• WORDS
0.4•••••••••••11.,
ittitre
s in the paSt;
—Iron- youth, time is moving' fot
the no \vita.. slowly,
For age, it. is moving too fast.
THE TIM r"TO •
A young mail:I
t1t1A1 :Ari
aspects of
Cr)
oty•-ilv ZippyitlInt ninet
This pi'ogroyp. an °prior.; The hiess;„shigs ehr.
fo.fri*5(sii'
young man dreams Or the
gl !VI n eSS
file years just before, him will
hriri
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,WALTON
8th and 16th Unit
Of Duff's UCW
141E 13RUSSEi4 p()ST, BRUSSELS, ONTARIO
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THURODAY. NOV. 210, 190
The Nth ,dnd I11th or Mfrs.
Olinrvli Women held
1,44ni§ %mill ktr.'- gf
day, November .111h. at 8: in
the church basement. II was open-
ol by singing hymn 523 "0 God
of hove and King of kings" with
'Mrs. Jim Fritz as pianist, Mrs.
Harold Bolger led in prayer and
AteDonald read , the
seri pt CIPsri lin 27 '14t.a
,.
carolyn and Dianne Fraser sang
ft duet "(nqtlre ,.41'arden", ,:laccom41
pan iod on the piano by Mrs.
Campbell \Vey, Mrs. Don Mc-
>on a Id 10(1 Mrs. Rae Houston
received the offering.
Mrs. rold aolger welcomed
Ilse guests and introduced Mrs,
Pat Bennett. Sea forth, who show.
ed interesting pictures of her
recent trip to lrelond. Mrs. Alvin
McDonald thanked Mrs. 'Bennett
and presented her with a gift.
T.,\ rs, Doug Fraser declared the
bazaar a.nd hake sale open. Grace
was sung and lunch served after •
n very succesInl eveuing..•
Walon UCW Unit
The Walton I-nit or btift's TTOW
presided over by 'Mrs. Tan "\-Vilbee,
\vas opened with an appropriate
-Remembrance Day" poem. Mrs.
Ray Huether was the pianist for
the singing of the hymn "From
Ocean Unto Ocean".
The scripture reading by Mrs
Leonard Leeming was froth suit-
a.ble passages concluding with
(1 reading "Peace of God", Script-
ure verses containg the word peace
and an article on peace Were fol-
lowed by prayers by Mrs, Wilbee.
Mrs. Gerald Watson reported on
the "Eighth Central Regional Con.
vontion in Duff's Church in Oct-
ober. The devotions concinded
with the hymn "Come, lot its sing
of a wonderful love".
Mrs. Allan McCall, president
thanked those who participated
in the worship service and
(hose who helped With the fowl
runner,
'Pile secretary's report was
given by Mrs. Donald .Achilles.
Roll call was reponded to with
a gift for the 'HuronView Christ-
mas Fair. Mrs. Mac Sholdice gave
the treasurer's report. The offer-
ing was received, and dedicated
b.- Mrs. A. McCall.
Mrs, Iihnerson 'Mit 'Mien, conven-
er of Ile nominating cominitt
presented the slate of 1970
officers:. ..They are,: President,
Mrs, Gerald Watson; Vice-Pre-
sident, Mrs. :'.Ilan McCall; Secr0
tary, Mrs. Wesley Hackwoll1 Mtn'
1st, :Mrs. Ray T-ruether: Copper
Contest., Mrs. Earl Watson and
Mr's. Porta Id Achilles; Press .Re-
porter, • Mrs. froward Ha elyWell
Quilt Comlni ttee,. Mrs. N'elson
Reid, 'Mrs. tannest Stevens, ivi-rS,
Leonard LeelYling; MI's. ,Tames
Clark; Supper Committee, Mrs.
Allan Searle, Mrs. Howard Hack-
well. Mrs. A lexan dor Gututzen,
Torrance Pandas: Helper,.
Mrs. Plmerson Mitchell.
•
The Copper Contest. was won by,.
Mrs. Alexander Gututzen's .81(10
with the leader's reporting • they
had received $178.00 Mrs. Jack
blwillg's side will lie in charge of
the Christmas party to be held on
Deceinher 5th. Mrs. Mac SholdiCe
Lind Mrs. Emerson ',Mitchell aro to'
he responsible for looking after
shut-ins. There will be a. 50c gift
c~rh ange during the evening.
The singing of a. hymn closed
the meeting Lunch was served by
hostesses Mrs. tan .Wilbee. • Mt•s,
.1'erald 'Watson and Ray
line[ her.