The Brussels Post, 1970-03-26, Page 4Ytt.0104)4ii, ofith flon. • _.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Topnotch Feeds Limited
WISH TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE
THE FOLLOWING NEW FACILITIES
TO SERVE YOU
I. New Bulk Fertilizer Blending
facility at our Seaforitli Location.
2. 'Bulk Fertilizer Delivery Service
to your farm.
3. Bulk Fertilizer Spreading
on your fields.
WATCH FOR ADVERTISEMENT THAT WILL
SAVE YOU MONEY
Maehinery
David Brown 9§70 diesel tractor
Massey Harris .555 gas tractor
=Masisey Ferguson model 72 P.T.O.
'Combine (good condition)
7 ft. Mounted hay mower (like
netvl
7 inch Champion grinder
NeW Holland grinder mixer model
(used. 6 mOtiths)
12" --- 3 furrow Mounted plow
:14"' furroW trip bottom trail
Massey Ferguson plow
4 section dreSSing harrows
4 section spring barroW8
10 ft. steel tooth. CultiVatOr
'Kousgilde 9 ft. 7" cultivator
12 ft. --- 40 plate disk
15 run Massey T-Tarri8 fertilizer
drill
ft. Massey Harris binder
28 ft. bale elevator
'turner gravity grain
Wagon,
41 ft, — (I inch grain auger
16 ft.. 4inch grain auger with
tensions
11 ft -- 4" grain auger
SOme Household Eft-Seta
at Lot 26, Con, 11 McKillop Twp.
21/,, miles South of Walton or 7
miles North of Seaforth on County
Road.
Bill nerdoe ............. ,„,„
Meintosit
Ralph Noble ... 46
('art „.. ... 38
Earl 'Dunn 37
'Donald Clark 38
Team Standings
ex- itctiph Noble 111
Ernie Back ... 109
Doug Itathwell ..... 104
Tint Tfart ............ 104
Terms Cash Koh _Alexander 94
No Reserve Farm Sold :rim Patterson 94
Proprietor; Dave Thomas Harry Bolger 82
Auctioneer Harold Jackson Mac McIntosh 60
glerkl Mel ershin,-
Household Effects 192
Jim. Patterson 161
Jack -Knight 145
Ernie Back . .... . ... ....„ 141
Doug Rathwell 133
Eldon 'Wick 121
SATURDAY, APRIL 4th "Fob Alexander 116
at 1:00 p.m. Stewart SteisS 115
Donald Perrie 105
G. Hetherington 102
Bradley Speiran 102
JIM 'Knight ..... ...... 100
'P ug Evans 99
Houston 99
"(en Fischer 91
nordon Engel
Tfarry 'Bolger 83
Jack Cox 82
Murray Fischer .... 78
Frank Workm a ft 76
'Ken MacDonald — ... 74
Elston. Speiran 72
Cormen Smith 69
Bruce Fischer 68
(.11en }Nether 68
Lothar 'Weber 67
Pete von 'Veen
56
boX and
Jim Mit
4410 Ea 0.14 1)llr/IiIa ittait;.1 OSVA
i30,..teohme Par.
OPHOTCH FEEDS
FOR SALE —
Contiaental Bed, 36^ wide.
Phone Ns7-6979
FOR RENT
2 Bearoora. upstair apartruem.
in Brussels. Apply to: Herb
Sage, Listowel, Phone 291-3334
HOUSE FOR SALE —
In Brussels. Oil furnace; :3
bedrooms. coin'-pied' barb down-
stairs. All modern r'onVeiliences.
Comact: Frank Wilson, Phone
887-9498
SEED FOR SALE —
Top quality Alfalfa, red clover,
Alsike, Timothy, Trefoil, yellow
and white clover. all types
grasases and seed grain at very
reasonable prices. No. .1 Trefoil
rat e per ih; Ye. 1 Trefoil wit:7o
red eir»,er Inc pe rib .: Herta
and .Keystone Parley. $2.10 per
bus.: Mixed grain $4,65. ..per bag;
Kelsey Oats $1.50 per bus; Gary
Oats $1,65 per bus.
Custom cleaning grain and seed
every clay,• inocolants rot'. all
scorers on hand'.
Roy Crainin & Son. Pinkerton
Phone 366-2394
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
of Farm, Machinery and
FOR SALE
asod otoirt; and 1
small iahl e hairs.
Meehan Hardware Phone 887-
6525
Points
Team Standings
Al's Aces , 171
Ruth's Rascals ,.,..„,„„ 165
fiord':; Cats 156
Jane's Pennies 152
jacks ,4- Queens 142
Muzzle's ruzzies 138
Individual Standing
Ladies' Singles
Mar, Smith 2,SC
nails .Matheson . .. . ... 249
Ruth [Nether ..,... ...... . , 239
dies' Triples
Huth tinether ..,..,., .. . 61C.
Karen 'Hastings 616
Doris Matheson 586
Marg Smith 575
Men's Striates
Crord S.rnith 1
Will Stepbenson 249
Al Harvey 244
Men's Triples
Al. Harvey aq"
Don Nolan 628
'Brian Rutledge 625
CRANBROOK AREA.
DART LEAGUE
Dart Scores including March 23rd
Na me Pointe
Individual Standing
COM1NO EVENTSs
BRUSSELS FMB BOARD DANCE
Conic to thQ Dance in the Brus.
Sels Legion Hall,. Friday, April 2111.
Desjardine's Orchestra; $2.00 per
couple, Restricted. Sponsored by
Brussels Fair Board.
SPEAKING CONTEST
April 3 — 8:30 p.m. '0.11..S.S.
Clinton, Ont. Speaking contest. for
Seeendary School students. Win-
ners to receive trip to United
Nations Youth Pilgrimage in New
York. Sponsors, I001.3' and Rebekah
1...odges.
INFORMATION MEETING.
The Morris Township Federation,
Of Agriettlture are holding an in-
ilormation Meeting on Dirept
Membership and New Structure
of 0.1'',A, on Thursday, March
26th in, Morris ToWnship Hall at
8:80 p.m. All farmers in the town-
ship ore invited to attend..
PRENATAL CLASSES
A series of prenatal classes
will begin Wednesday, 1 April
1970 at S:00 p.m. at the Health
Unit Office, Medical and Dental
centre, Brussels. These will be
held at weekly intervals for nine
weeks. Those interested are in-
vited to attend or write to the.
Health, Unit Office, Goder1ch.
HOWICK LIONS BINGO
HoWick Lions Bingo will be held
on ',17HURSDAY evening, March
26th (due to Good Friday),. at
8.30 pa)t: in. Wroxeter Community
Hall. Admission $1. 12 Regular
Games for $10; 2 "Share the
Wealth"; one $4.25 Speeial; Jack-
pot of $75 in 56 calls: Door Prizes
and Lucky Draws.
BLUE VALE
Tom Pullman is e..!otivaleseing, at
home after several weeks in a
London Hospital.
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Gillespie and
Sue and Barry of Etohichke were
Weekend visitors With Mr. and
NI'S, Merl Sellers.
Group 1 U.C.W,
GrOttp a at ihe met at
the brune of Mrs. Florence ,Thaire.
Mott en Triescb)v afternoon. Plar-'
one( was in charge Of Devotions,
and AT,rs. Mary Peacock Continued
study frOm the StudV Pack. The
afternoon was Spent quifitinct a
441 Apple-dills
'l'hs 1-'H
Crib held their 4th meeting lout
Tuesday t3vellirILT :it the home or
r1111!! ‘?lib "Fnlitr;
fr‘r P-enkfas!" the main
Roll Call. Fruits we freeze,
cot.. Orr at. home, and whether
were grown on the "Immo
farm, Their discussion centred
around "Fruits for brealifo
rtmir tnin Rinli 0 1171(1 SDP(q11
om.rth gig n n tb'' nee or
In'eakfast. Chub menthol--; 1'l'-" •ii.,-
Nissed Ways of imProving thch.
record books. The leaders, damon•
strafed the pronaration of oranges
anti grapefruits, and the making'
of fruit-eups With these.
-; and ri or the 1-r; runt,
ct9 p, joint meeting on
Brussels
Monday afternoon,. With .".Fruits
for dinner or supper" as the main
subject of meeting 5. The roll call
was answered with "Fruits F Ate
today". The discussion included
fruit carried in the lunch. or fruit.
for sua.elis, The domonstration. of
the making of fruit pies was en-
joyed by the girls. as they sampl-
ed the elderberry. .cherrr,y and
raisin. pies. •
"More Ways 'with Fruit" was
the topic 'for meeting 6. Roll call:
Ono way to serve dried.trnit. The
discussion included the. Making of
salads,. .desserts, and baking with
fruits. Club. members brought,
and sompleil, various fruit salads.
The leaders exhibited fruit breads,
including date and nut loaf, gum-
drop • cake and banana muffins.
Plans for. ACbleVernent Day were
also discussed,
Melville Guild Meeting
Jessie Little opened tile reguale
Guild meeting with a poem "Tri-
titripb of Easter". Hymn 734 was
stIng followed by scripture read-
Ng from Matthew chapter 28.
lobe! Gibson and Ethel Brewer
favoured with the duet The Old
Rugged Cross. Helen Elliott led
in vo,yer. Ethel Brewer gave at
very interesting :toaster message,
He Passed This Way. 2nd part,
he Assurance of the Resurrection,
The meeting closed with hymn 222
and 'the 1.:enedieetion.
During business the date for tha
annual Smorgasbord Dinner was
set for Wednesdy, May 27. The
traditional lint Cross bun was
served fur lunch by !lie
too in charge,
If your roSt reads Jon. 1970,
tilne to rend%v.
LIMITED
887-6011
CRANBROOK
Mr. and Mrs. Rttssel Knight are
home from a vacation in Merida.
Miss Joanne Dunn rind Bill
Muchan, London, spent, the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunn,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Knight and.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Siemon took
part in a. day of curling at Mitchell
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. 08efir Huebn,
,Conestoga, wore Sunday visitors
with Miss hiinylene Steiss.
Jennifer and Pali] Kirkby, Wal-
ton, are holidaying at the honte of
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Perrie, while their par-
(nits are on, it trip to MeXico.
Brian Watts, Searhovongh, is
spending. the school holidays with
his mother, Mrs. Stuart Evana
and family,
Crarrbrook W. i. Meeting
Mrs. Ross Knight was hoStest4
fey the March meeting of the W,
which -was opened in the usual
A current event was given
101' roil call and the attendance
was 12 members and one guest.
The r,eitretary, Mrs, Leslie Knight
read the mimiLes and treasurer
L.Mrs, nitro Veiteh lave 0. report.
Mrs. Gold win Knight. gave the
Sunshine report. and Mrs. Allan
MeTaggarf. reported on the Dist-
l',Ht A n nua l. Airs. mare veith
gave the motto "Current events —
Do you know?" Mrs. Ttoss Knight
gave current event5 . and pennies
for Friendship and collection was
rOceiyed. God save the (,)neon was
sung in closing. A short meeting
i!ollawed to get reports ready for
the Annum Meoting. and 0 Social.
tints ineluding eards. Mrs. Mae
Itleintosh and Mrs. Jim Hart ati14
sited the hostess with serving.
DANCE
BRUSSELS LEGION HALL.
SATURDAY MARCH, P.8th
Music By: LAMBKIN ORCHESTRA
Restricted to Persons 21. Years and. Over
Admission V.01) per Couple
Sponsored by the Royz.1 Canadian, Legion Branch 218
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OWLING NOTES
March 23rd 197Q
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